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The invasion plan called for a surprise attack by American bombers , which
would destroy Castro ' s air force on the ground before the invaders moved in .
The conferees at the White House thought that the obsolete B - 26s used to do
the job ...
The invasion plan called for a surprise attack by American bombers , which
would destroy Castro ' s air force on the ground before the invaders moved in .
The conferees at the White House thought that the obsolete B - 26s used to do
the job ...
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The mission of the Executive Committee When word reached President Kennedy
, he promptly called together a group of high - level advisers , which later was
called the Executive Committee of the National Security Council . The
membership ...
The mission of the Executive Committee When word reached President Kennedy
, he promptly called together a group of high - level advisers , which later was
called the Executive Committee of the National Security Council . The
membership ...
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The mission of the Executive Committee When word reached President Kennedy
, he promptly called together a group of high - level advisers , which later was
called the Executive Committee of the National Security Council . The
membership ...
The mission of the Executive Committee When word reached President Kennedy
, he promptly called together a group of high - level advisers , which later was
called the Executive Committee of the National Security Council . The
membership ...
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Contents
Why So Many Miscalculations? | 2 |
The Wrong | 48 |
Or Why the Fortress Slept | 72 |
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