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1964

Declassified National Intelligence Estimates

NIE 11-14-63 -- Capabilities of the Soviet General Purpose Forces, 1963-1969, 8 January 1964 (68 pages).

NIE 11-9-64 -- Soviet Foreign Policy, 19 February 1964 (17 pages).

NIE 11-4-64 -- Main Trends in Soviet Military Policy, 22 April 1964 (26 pages).

SNIE 11-5-64 -- Soviet Economic Problems and Outlook, 8 June 1964 (18 pages).

NIE 10-2-64 -- Prospects for the International Communist Movement, 10 June 1964 (23 pages).

NIE 11-2-64 -- The Soviet Atomic Energy Program, 16 July 1964 (34 pages).

SNIE 13-4-64 -- The Chances of an Imminent Communist Chinese Nuclear Explosion, 26 August 1964 (10 pages).

NIE 11-8-64 -- Soviet Capabilities for Strategic Attack, 8 October 1964 (62 pages).

NIE 11-14-64 -- Capabilities of Soviet General Purpose Forces, 1964-1970, 10 December 1964 (54 pages).

NIE 11-3-64 -- Soviet Air and Missile Defense Capabilities Through Mid-1970, 16 December 1964 (37 pages).

 

 

 


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