Kenneth Sams. 1966. 11p

Project CHECO, established in 1962, aimed to document and analyze air operations in Southeast Asia, particularly during the Vietnam War. The acronym evolved over time to reflect the changing nature of military operations, providing the U.S. Air Force with valuable insights into operational and doctrinal lessons learned from the conflict. The project contributed significantly to understanding aerial operations and counterinsurgency efforts, ultimately enhancing military strategy and effectiveness in the region.