Results of the fight against spies and commandos in the North (1954-1975) and lessons for current national security work

Abstract

Spies and commandos are operational tactics employed by colonial and imperialist forces during invasions or by hostile forces and exiled reactionaries to engage in sabotage and incite riots, with the aim of overthrowing... During the period 1954-1975, the US military and the government of the Republic of Vietnam escalated their espionage and intelligence operations, deploying numerous spies and commandos to the North. The People’s Public Security Force has diligently executed the directives of the Party Central Committee, effectively deployed comprehensive measures for spies and commandos prevention and control, attained remarkable performance, and accomplished exceptional outcomes. The implementation of successful experiences in this field is highly valuable in protecting national security.