The CIA Tibetan Program (Leo and Anna)

Posted by Anna Sugrue in American History - Jonas - X on Thursday, March 26, 2015 at 11:10 am

The CIA Tibetan Program, otherwise known as the CIA's "secret war", was a series of CIA missions conducted between 1951-1972 to aid the Tibetan resistance against Chairman Mao and new Chinese communists. The CIA trained Tibetan operatives, operated intelligence programs, and conducted routine air drops into the Tibetan region to train Tibetan soldiers and battle China. The program gives very interesting eastern perspective on the Cold War and the ongoing conflict of America v. Communism.

See Leo's post for the infographic.

Comments (2)

Miles Cruice-Barnett

The

art

and

design

of

the

infographic

is

wondrous.

I

found

it

very

informative.

However,

unlike

most

infographics

it

does

not

have

any

graphs

or

such.

The

art

and

design

of

the

infographic

is

wondrous.

I

found

it

very

informative.

However,

unlike

most

infographics

it

does

not

have

any

graphs

or

such.

The

art

is

beautiful

but

the

text

is

consolidated

into

large

chunks

of

text

which

are

a

little

discouraging.