Retired as a Licensed Private Investigator in New Mexico, Arizona and Texas. Formerly licensed in California. Formerly employed by National Investigation Co. as Regional Manager/Insurance Fraud Investigator/Real Estate-Mortgage/Bank Fraud Investigator.
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Former Police Officer/Investigator San Francisco Bay area. Spent 20 years in the Los Angeles area as Insurance Fraud/Copyright/Trademark Infringement/Bank Fraud Investigator.
Description This campaign was from 1 May to 30 June 1970. This campaign was mainly concerned with the Allied incursion into Cambodia, codenamed Operation ROCK CRUSHER. As American withdrawal from South Vietnam proceeded, increasing concern arose over the enemy's strength in the sanctuaries inside Cambodia. With the emergence in Cambodia of an antiCommunist government under Lon Nol, President Nixon relaxed the restrictions on moving against the bases inside Cambodia. Meanwhile, the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong began to move on the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh. At this juncture Lon Nol appealed to the United States for help. American and allied Vietnamese forces began large-scale offensives in Cambodia on 1 May. Eight major US Army and South Vietnamese operations took place in Cambodia in May and June with the object of cutting enemy communication lines, seizing the sanctuary areas and capturing the shadowy Central Office for South Vietnam (COSVN) described as the control center for enemy military operations against III CTZ.
