MSU Vietnam Group Archive

Administration, PAD, Monthly Report to Chief Advisor, January 1957

Creator: Hoyt, Howard W.

Contributor: Beed, Douglas, report subject

Description: Deputy Advisor for the Michigan State University Vietnam Advisory Group's Police Administration Division Howard Hoyt submits a monthly report to the Chief Advisor for January, 1957. The report discusses ongoing studies and reviews, the Malaria Spraying Program, equipment and construction needs, Civil Guard administration and training, administration at the Vietnamese Bureau of Investigation and the Municipal police, field trips and inspections, visiting personnel and officials, general training courses and progress of units, progress in the Identification Bureau and the fingerprint division, and general administration.

Subject(s): Michigan State University. Vietnam Advisory Group / police administration / police training / Turner, Ralph F. / Vietnam (Republic). -- Department of Interior / Vietnam (Republic). -- Bộ nội-vụ / Camp des Mares Crime Laboratory / Central Record Bureau / civil guard / fingerprint operations / International Cooperation Administration / National Institute of Administration (NIA) Học-viện quốc-gia hành-chánh / National Police Academy / Participant Training Program / Surete (Sûreté) / United States Operations Mission / Vietnamese Bureau of Investigation

Digital Format: Text/pdf

Original Format: Report

Language: English

Original Date: January 1957

Date Range: 1950-1959

Source: Michigan State University Archives & Historical Collections Vietnam Project. Records. (UA 2.9.5.5) Box 680, Folder 25

Pages: 13

Identifier: UA2-9-5-5_004195.pdf

Country: South Vietnam

Digitizer: MSU Archives and Historical Collections

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Contributing Institution(s): MSU Archives & Historical Collections; MATRIX: Center for Digital Humanities and Social Sciences at Michigan State University