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Government Document
U.S. Army in the Cuban Crisis
1963
Overview
U.S. Army describes movement and marshalling of forces during the Cuban Crisis for staging from U.S. Army. Second Logistical Command bases in Florida; [Hospitals; Medical supplies] were moved to southeastern [United States; Florida] for expected Casualties during the U.S. military intervention in Cuba; Intelligence on Cuba declined after January 1961; U.S. Army Contingency plans for military actions against Cuba called for Overthrow of Fidel Castro to establish Friendly governments; U.S. Army Reserve units were called to Active duty during Cuban Crisis; U.S. Army describes its roles and activities during the Cuban Crisis; Special forces Military bases were planned by U.S. Army in preparation for Counterinsurgency Warfare in Cuba as part of Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Atlantic Command plans
Subject
/ Contingency plans for military actions against Cuba
/ Cuba
/ Cuban Crisis (16 October - 20 November 1962)
/ Florida
/ Overthrow of Fidel Castro Ruz
/ United States military intervention in Cuba
/ United States. Army. Second Logistical Command
/ United States. Atlantic Command. Commander-in-Chief
/ Warfare
