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President Kennedy thought that prime consideration was being given to his
prohibition of direct military intervention by the United States . He assumed that
the operation had been pared down to a kind of unobtrusive infiltration that , if
reported ...
President Kennedy thought that prime consideration was being given to his
prohibition of direct military intervention by the United States . He assumed that
the operation had been pared down to a kind of unobtrusive infiltration that , if
reported ...
Page 138
... actually did board a Lebanese vessel chartered by the Soviet Union . These
actions were calculated to postpone a direct military confrontation while
demonstrating the firm resolve of the United States government to counteract the
missile ...
... actually did board a Lebanese vessel chartered by the Soviet Union . These
actions were calculated to postpone a direct military confrontation while
demonstrating the firm resolve of the United States government to counteract the
missile ...
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... actually did board a Lebanese vessel chartered by the Soviet Union . These
actions were calculated to postpone a direct military confrontation while
demonstrating the firm resolve of the United States government to counteract the
missile ...
... actually did board a Lebanese vessel chartered by the Soviet Union . These
actions were calculated to postpone a direct military confrontation while
demonstrating the firm resolve of the United States government to counteract the
missile ...
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Contents
Why So Many Miscalculations? | 2 |
The Wrong | 48 |
Or Why the Fortress Slept | 72 |
Copyright | |
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