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U.S. National Security Council. Planning Board discusses the portion of the draft speech for Dwight D. Eisenhower on Disarmament written by the U.S. Department of State

U.S. Air Force. Continental Air Defense Command Rules of engagement during Airborne alert specified that Air attacks using Conventional weapons could be authorized; Rules of engagement during Airborne alert authorized the use of non-nuclear [Nike-Ajax Missiles; Nike-Hercules Missiles] when the safety of surrounding areas is assured; Rules of engagement during the Airborne alert authorizes the pursuit and Air attacks on any Cuban [Naval vessels; Military aircraft]; Rules of engagement state that Air attacks on Cuban Military bases can only be authorized by U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff to protect the lives of American citizens; U.S. Air Force. Air Defense Command chronology of the U.S. Air Force. Continental Air Defense Command. 26th Air Division; U.S. Air Force. Air Defense Command recommends that strict compliance with U.S. Air Force Safety regulations for ferrying Nuclear weapons be applied in the future; North American Air Defense Command instructs all dispersed U.S. Air Force. Air Defense Command Military aircraft to \"return as soon as possible\" to home Military bases; Cuba states that it complies with the U.N. Charter and its prohibition of Intervention in other countries; U.S. Air Force. Air Defense Command Military aircraft equipped with Nuclear weapons were dispersed on 22 October 1962; Contingency plans for augmenting Air defense systems in Florida for protection against Cuban Air attacks were called Operation Southern Tip; Operation Southern Tip called for the Deployment of F-102 Aircraft at Key West Naval Air Station (Florida) for use as interceptors during Cuban Air attacks; Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Air Force Continental Air Defense Command authorizes rotations for U.S. Air Force. Air Defense Command participating in Airborne alert to exchange [Nuclear weapons; Flight crews; Aircraft]; Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Air Force Continental Air Defense Command instructions for tactical ferry of Nuclear weapons contradict U.S. Air Force Safety regulations; Ballistic Missile Early Warning System was damaged by high Winds and required that U.S. Air Force. Air Defense Command Military aircraft augment the coverage during repairs of Electronic equipment; U.S. Air Force. 15th Fighter Interceptor Squadron maintained its Aircraft on a 5 or 15 minutes Military alert status beginning with John F. Kennedy Speech Announcing Soviet Missile Deployment in Cuba (22 October 1962) and ending 3 November 1962; Defense readiness condition instructions and descriptions; Radar equipment used in Ballistic Missile Early Warning System was not operational when the Military alert was instituted on 22 October 1962