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Oral History Interview with Earle Wheeler The Military and the Cuban Missile Crisis
1964
Overview
Earle G. Wheeler believes that John F. Kennedy recognized the value of the U.S. Armed Forces after the Cuban Crisis; John F. Kennedy requests that the U.S. Armed Forces Mobilization for U.S. military intervention in Cuba be extensive enough to minimize U.S. Casualties in order to avert Political opposition; [Earle G. Wheeler; Hamilton H. Howze] discuss a possible U.S. military intervention in Cuba with John F. Kennedy during the Cuban Crisis; Earle G. Wheeler suggests that the Military build-up which accompanied the Berlin Crisis made United States policy during the Cuban Crisis possible
