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- Operation Mongoose - Wikipedia
Operation Mongoose was a secret program against Cuba that aimed to remove the Cuban government from power, and to force the Cuban government to introduce intrusive civil measures and divert precious resources to protect its citizens from the attacks
- Kennedy and Cuba: Operation Mongoose - National Security Archive
Declassified documents now permit us to present Operation Mongoose in much more complete detail The documents explain not only the command guidance for the Cuba operation, they show how and why the United States eventually backed away from Mongoose
- Operation Mongoose | American Experience | Official Site | PBS
Brushing aside a CIA National Intelligence Estimate which said that Castro enjoyed too much support in Cuba to be overthrown, Robert Kennedy organized a secret project, code named "Mongoose "
- Operation Mongoose: The US Governments Ridiculous Plot to Overthrow . . .
Operation Mongoose was developed to get rid of Castro Through this secret mission, the CIA and the Kennedy Administration came up with what can only be described as wacky and outrageous plots to remove Fidel Castro from power – at any cost
- Operation Mongoose - Encyclopedia. com
In November 1961, following the disastrous Bay of Pigs invasion, President John F Kennedy and his advisors launched Operation Mongoose, a covert operation intended to disrupt Cuban government and economic infrastructure
- Operation Mongoose: History - Spartacus Educational
After the Bay of Pigs disaster President John F Kennedy created a committee (SGA) charged with overthrowing Castro's government At a meeting at the White House on 4th November, 1961, it was decided to call this covert action program for sabotage and subversion against Cuba, Operation Mongoose
- Operation Mongoose - Killing JFK
Operation Mongoose was a secret program against Cuba, led by Air Force General Edward Lansdale and William King Harvey of the CIA
- Operation Mongoose - GlobalSecurity. org
Planning for Operation Mongoose was given additional impetus in the spring of 1962 by reports of expanded arms shipments from the Soviet Union to Cuba In November 1961 Kennedy approved
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