CIA: Counterattack in 1963?

This Declassified briefing focuses on a declassified Central Intelligence Agency airgram from March thirteenth, nineteen-sixty-three, titled "Counterattack in 1963?" It details U.S. intelligence assessments of Chinese Nationalist plans for a mainland invasion. This document is available at vault.fbi.gov and documents2.theblackvault.com. This document was released under the Freedom of Information Act as part of the U.S. Intelligence on China CI01555 collection. It was declassified on November thirtieth, nineteen-ninety-nine, by the National Archives and Records Administration, specifically by the Assassination Records Review Board, or A-A-R-B, under exemption B-one. The airgram, sent from Taipei, states: "President Chiang Kai-shek is reported by one U.S. official to have told him on February eighth that a revolt against the Chinese Communist regime would occur during nineteen-sixty-three and that this would provide the G-R-C with its long-awaited opportunity to counterattack the mainlan