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HW 50955 SECRET . Immediate -Impact Actions The following actions offer promise of producing visible and effective results. a. Administrative Actions (1) Both through the OAS and bilaterally, induce each Western Hemisphere country to: (a) Stamp passports or other travel documents issued to own nationals "not valid for travel to Cuba." (b) Refuse exit permits for Cuba to any national of a third country who cannot produce a valid permit issued by his own country for travel to Cuha. (c) Refuse to honor any visa for Cuba which is not an integral, non-detachable part of the travel document issued by the country of which the traveller is a citizen. (d) Require accurate manifests of all carriers departing for or arriving from Cuba, and furnish copies of these manifests to diplomatic missions of other Western Hemisphere countries which are affected... (2) Persuade Mexico to fingerprint, in addition to photographing, all persons leaving for or arriving from Cuba, and to provide data to the par- ent. country of the nationals involved, (3) Make covert arrangements with police and other security and administrative officials in countries now being used for legal transit to Cuba to impose administrative Impediments and harassment. on suspicious Cuba-bound travellers, in order to increase the difficulty of travel and thus dis- courage prospective travellers. b. Intelligence Actions (1) Intensify U.S. intelligence efforts in each country to identify persons who have travelled, SECRET 9 Boclda: 324740271 Page if
COMIUWIEA CS TOP SECRET 16 December 1962 SUBIECE: Historical Record of JUVIFA CUBAN Gperation $ November 1962 ti Nevewbar 1962 iZ Novenber 1962 _ 13 Rovenber 1962 | owe Bevender 1962 me £5 Hovenber 1962 i. 16 Novenber 1962 2 17 November 1962 18 November 1962 19 November 1962 20 November 1962 Hi 50955 Docld:32474076 Page 13 {Commend Bont at OPA LOCRA, Florida for coordination of j infiltration, air eupport, and supply and resupply - MESS ION en a 10 Novenber 1962” COMJOUTPA veques requaated| two daye eubvarine infiltration training in FLORIDA agea for GPA NOCKA pre- jpos ittoned Special Forces “a” Datnchments a Planting aud preparation { for operations continued. SOUTEA competent forces j ‘OWTEA ma ataff to be inteurated in J°F CORA BO ond ARNOUTPA-APJOVIFA comund and contro? elemenite to establich Joint Command Past. vicinity SAN ANEUNTO BE 108. amt aixtiold | for coordination aty JUWIPA dixacted AFJUWEFA and ARSUWIYA to 5 eotabtistS Gotan’ }  “Plemweing and preparation for operations continued. BO Sn a ae a j A £ ‘ thes ee en,
Be TOP SECRET COMPEEA cs 18 Decembor 1962 SURIECE: Historical Record of OWED CUEAN Operation 21 Hovenbor 1962 APIUUPPA cubmteted| voight and cube data for dep! oynent | (8 command and contol clement to CUBA. | on 22 Rovenber. 1962 _ Planaing and wyeparation for operations continued. 23 Novenber’ 1962 * sewer Atepatched ‘warning onder te component. forces on EXERCISE DEVIL'S TRIMENT; implementation on srelorc BEFCUN S or GINCLANT order. Purpose te eestlre (positioning end infiltration phases of SPEEA. OPN 314/316-62. } 24 November 1962  Plansing and preparations fer eperations continued. 25 Novenbor 1962 DO | 2. 86 Movenbey 1962 _ = endorsed sueiea letter, ‘eubjacts .Bacomended tribution af DRAFT COMJUWEFA Cont Gontingency pe pry ere mide to CINCLANT, CINCLART component headquarters, and JWWIPA component foreas. for concurrence, cOmmenta, and recommendations . Proposed. Joint Gabla of Distribution for. SUWEEA dispatched to CINCIANT outlining full wartime complement, planing - staff, and augmentation to bring pleming eteff te full wartine complement. 27 Noveuber 1962 CINCTANE approved EXERCISE DEVIL'S TRIDENT for plauting; implenmntation on CINGLANT epproval within 72 houre after relaxation from BEICON 3. Meroe perce A auboiteed weight and cube data for deployment of command ard control element to cums. . 28 Noveuber 1862 Plaming” seed preparations for operations continued. | 2¢ November 1962 liaigon detachment] repositiensd at JS HAVBASE ; CUANTANAMD \re turned to FoRT BRAGG, We i JUWITA informed CINCIANT that DEVIL'S > ERIDERT vould be three-day exercise; Y aie infiltration - FIORTHA Revs t PORT BRAGG and sea infiltration in on DHL ond exercise completed on exnfileretion 42, CINCIANT ordered execution EXERCISE DEVIL'S TRIDENT: E-day designated 30 November 1962. 13 TOP SECRET Hit, 50955 Doeld:32424026 Page 1d
198-40007-10030 JFK Assassination System Date: 6/24/201 Identification Form Agency Information _ AGENCY: ARMY RECORD NUMBER: _ 198-10007-10030 RECORD SERIES: CALIFANO PAPERS AGENCY FILE NUMBER : Document Information ORIGINATOR:  ICCCA FROM: TO: TITLE: © MEETING OF KRULAK COMMITTEE DATE: — 03/06/1963 PAGES: 8 SUBJECTS : PROPAGANDA RADAR MONITORING DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: = Not Marked RESTRICTIONS: 1B CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW: — 04/06/1998 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : Califano Papers, Box 3, Folder 12. Notes from Meeting of the Krulak Committee, 6 March 1963. _ Department of the Army EO 13526 Declassify ™ Exclude © Exempt Authority [I Refer To Review Date 12906 ]3 By J, La M2 v9.1 39 HY 50955 DBocld: 32742740273 Page 1
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‘TABLE OF CONTENTS ©. “1, ° Introduction. | res Ce ee ao we . Nature and Scope of the Problem : =a . a 2 ee ey : 7 Tl. ’ The Attitudes of the Latin American Nations - o 7 . IV. Actions Concerning Legitimate Travel ae on Poss g . ve . “oe ‘ | - aL Immediate Impact. Actions © a a’ Administrative Actions oe oo. a . a 9 a Be b. Intelligence Actions Be os elke. 9° ae . cc. Actions Related to Common Carriers - ee WO oe | . qd. Propaganda Actions | aS 2.1 Longer Range Actions | = a. Political Actions "p, Intelligence Actions. . --¢, Administrative Actions | a Actions Related to Common Carriers a ey 7 es. "Propaganda Actions, : oe hoes a HF 50955 Bocld: 32424042 Page a
198-40007-10146 JFK Assassination System Date: 6/24/20] . , ; Identification Form , Agency Information . AGENCY: ARMY RECORD NUMBER: = 198-10007-10146 RECORD SERIES: CALIFANO PAPERS AGENCY FILE NUMBER : Document Information ORIGINATOR: AIR FORCE FROM: JOHN W. CARPENTER, III TO: V.H. KRULAK TITLE: TRAINING OF LATIN AMERICANS IN THE UNITED STATES DATE: 04/19/1963 PAGES: 3 SUBJECTS : LATIN AMERICANS - MILITARY TRAINING DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Secret RESTRICTIONS: = 1B; 1C CURRENT STATUS:  Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW: — 07/24/1998 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : Califano Papers, Box 4, Folder 10. Memos re: the Psychological Program Supporting US Policy Toward Cuba. Ty FK 2 ewied Department of the Army EO 13526 NZ Declassity [ Exclude © Exempt Authority I Refer To _, fe IOAN v9. ; 16 HWY 50955 Docld:32474139 Page 1:
a AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORDS SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER ORIGINATOR FROM TO TITLE DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW OPENING CRITERIA COMMENTS HY 50955 Bocld: 3274274696 Date 07/29/98 Page : 1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION ARMY 198-10009-10086 CALIFANO PAPERS DOCUMENT INFORMATION JCS HAROLD K. JOHNSON DIRECTOR, JOINT STAFF MEMORANDUM FOR DIRECTOR, JOINT STAFF 05/07/63 16 ICCCA - SUB-COMMITTEE ON CUBAN SUBVERSION IMPEDING TRAVEL TO CUBA MOVEMENT OF SUBVERSIVES AND SUBVERSIVE TRAINEES - CUBA PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT SECRET 1c RELEASED WITH DELETIONS 02/05/98 Califano Papers. Memo from Johnson to Director, Joint Staff re: attached ICCCA memo and paper concerning and action plan for Cuban subversion including impeding the movement of subversives and subversive trainees. Page i
HW 50955 fare DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY ‘ OFFICE OF THE ‘CHIEF OF STAFF t WASHINGTON 25, D.C. May 7, 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR DIRECTOR ,» JOINT STAFF SUBJ ECT: Interdepartmental Coordinating Committee of Cuban Affairs: Second Progress Report of the Subcommittee on Cuban Subversion References: NSAM 213 | Memorandum from Deputy Secretary of Defense .to Mr. Bundy, Special Assistant to the President, dated 10 Jan 63. Memorandum from Secretary of Army to Mr. Cottrell, Chairman, Interdepartmental _ Committee on Cuba, dated'11 Jan 63 : . a 2 Attached is a copy of the second progress report of the Sub- f fn committee on Cuban Subversion. This report incorporates Service, Joint Staff, and OSD submissions. It was received at 1740 hours, « 7 May 1963. , P Should you desire to make any further comment, it would be _ appreciated if the comments could be forwarded by 1700 hours, 8 May . 1963. Should there be no substantive comment, a telephonic response “s is requested. = >a ~~ § WS CT] patton & HAROLD K, JOHNSON IN Major General USA & Acting Deputy Chief of mei Staff for Operations Inclosure As Stated — - - : - — JOMNT CHIEFS OF STAFE i, FILE GOP le maiden 20080 EXCLUDED saree REGRADING Docld:32494696 Page 2
HW 50955 — : Se - “Instructed ed Consul Geargetem to ) inves eigate and. oo ‘eeport on ev idened the Depar Bene received which indtestes., that cuba is planning to seth merchant vessels ‘to pettioh -. Guiana in order to facilitate the cotablistent « of _ Gentes Intel In connection with the Seventh Congress of the Cetober 3 $63 the Suenss Alres § Station: “ay ennoureaged che Aggentine Rational Yederation eue € “ of Avett seeks to oppose argentine attendance at the hoe | Bobane meeting, 1 with the reeult that 25 of che 39 o i ‘practicing en planned to attend can- et e. .. gelied thelx particips tion “@y arrenged to prevent the attendance of any - Efietatly authorized szgentine delega ation at the Mabana : . seeting, » bub enc couraged the attendance of an official ; Aveentine delegation of gut? -Commmntet coloration at en internetional arch itecta necting to be held in Hearica ih October} Docldi32424708. Baye 6 ern ea International daion au Ay held din Babans Septesber 29 wee
HY S0954 PROGRESS ACHIEVED IN IMPEDING TRAVEL TO CUBA 1. The Department of State has: a. Determined that a Committee of the Council of the Organization of American States has prepared a program of travel control measures which will be recommended for implementation to member governments within the next several weeks. b. Consulted our Ambassador in Mexico concerning the possibility of institution by that country of adminis- trative procedures to delay, or otherwise make. difficult, the carrying of passengers to Cuba. The Ambassador, has reported that essentially all feasible control measures, short of discontinuing Cubana flights, are being taken -by the Mexican government. ec. Determined that Mexico is now requiring that visas for Cuba be placed securely in passports of all travelers ‘departing for that country, and is stamping passports to indicate that a person has departed or arrived from Cuba. ad. Determined that Mexico is prepared to furnish manifests of all carriers departing for or arriving from Cuba to Latin American countries which request them. e, Forwarded a memorandum to the President recom- mending that we seek action in the Council of the Organization of American States to prohibit Latin American ships from serving Cuba and to prohibit member countries from granting overflight or landing rights to Soviet aircraft. : 6 f. Persuaded Mexico, through the good offices of Senator Mansfield, to refuse to permit Cubana Airlines to employ Soviet-made Ilyushin 13 aircraft on the Havana-Mexico route. ge. Pursued arrangements for a conference at Managua on 3 April, to. be attended by representatives of the Isthmian states and the United States, for the purpose _of considering measures to control Castro~-Communist SECRET | £ t ett ne necttnanereernns ee BDoclda: 327474697 Page 5
practical vealism: dacreflectedsin thesplan Alsor-responsible-CLAs operntiqnal officers meted that-atdenat:¢ mouthe:t houldbe-ad. : tho:timiag of phason eot-farth ia.the.erigimal.basle-action. plans. if ao decision to seek an internal revolutien:is defezred until the endef the - ‘ collection sad repertiag period. : The attached plea reflects the Special Greup's desize te collect: defialtive intelligence ineiie Caba prier tae decleion,.while beingy consistent with giving the impreeeion that.the.U. 8. effert is tedselatex Castro and te neutralise bie influence ia the Western Hemispheres. ~~ | The plas gives maximal commitments of 5 8..acsets Jor inteligentes — eellection in the periods ghee. . ; ‘ DST TION i. ‘ The Atteraey General . a. Génevral .Tayler- . The Secretary of Jiate (through - Deputy Usderescretagy Johanen) 4 Tae Secretavy of Defense and the Deputy Secretary of Defense General Craig) é- The Divector, CLA. (throug Richard Helms, William Harvey) Fos The Chief ef Operations BY 5094545: Do0Td: 324274943 Page 4
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202-10001-10059 JFK. ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM 09/14/98 1 AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORDS SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER AGENCY INFORMATION JCS 202-10001-10059 ORIGINATOR FROM TO TITLE DATE. PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW OPENING CRITERIA COMMENTS _ DOCUMENT INFORMATION ARMY SECRETARY OF THE ARMY CICS CLASSIFIED TITLE 09/23/63 2 CUBA CONTINGENCY PLANNING MEMORANDUM TOP SECRET 1B RELEASED WITH DELETIONS . 04/17/98 Reviewed by CIA, State, OSD. NO JOINT STAFF OBJECTION . TO DECLASSIFICATION | Tk CONCURRENOE OF HW 450945 Docld: 32424790 Page i
VOPR SECRET SENSINIVE within the scope and pace of the CLA program already approved and. - under way. Within these parameters, 1 would appreciate the views of the Joint Chiefs of Staff on the following specific questions: a. Would it be desirable to prearrange DOD air or surface support for the protection of CLA raiding craft of U.. S. registry in the event such craft are subjected to hot pursuit in inter- national waters -by Cuban aircraft or surface vessels? b. Is such prearranged support desirable for CLA controlled raiding exai{ | GG) Cyrug R. Vance Secretary of the Army BY 50955 Docld: 324274790 Page 2?
— TOP SECRET SENSITIVE within the scope and pace. of the CLA program already approved and. under way. Within-these parameters, I would appreciate the views of the Joint Chiefs of Staff on the following specific questions: a. Would it be desirable to prearrange DOD air or surface support for the protection of CLA raiding craft of U.. S. registry in the event such craft are subjected to hot pursuit in inter- national waters by Cuban aircraft or surface vessels? b. Is. such prearranged support desirable for CIA controlled raiding craft CCUG) Cyrug R. Vance Secretary of the Army 2 WW 50955 Docld: 324274790 Page 3
£. General Carter pointed out that reference to support of all Cuban exile groups (number 48) is impractical. The word was changed to selected. & &. Mr. Martin cautioned that results of number 50 (actions to be undertaken by other Hemisphere. governments) would not be expected number 22 4 i be given”more latitude in working up other -@@teption possibilities: -. Bundy felt, on the | other hand, that particularly because of € possible Cuban counter- measures which had been outlined by Mr. Murrow, the Group should look at other possibilities in some detail, i. General Carter fele that a determination should be made as to how far the U.S. is prepared to £0 in, economic harrassing actions. He emphasized that sabotage operations such as those under number 27 will not in themselves be especially effective in @recking the Cuban General Carter emphasized the extreme sensitivity of any such operation and the disastrous results that would flow fron some+ thing going wrong, particularly if there were obvious attribution ro the U.S. He went on to say, however, thac it would be possible to accomplish this purpose by methods more subtle than those indicated in) * i the paper. He mentioned specifically the possibility os nl q HF 50955. Docid: 32474915 Page 2
Fo fe HY 50955. Doctd:324274915 Page 3 t Mr. Bundy said that he had no worries about any such sabotage which could clearly be made to appear as the result of local Cuban disaffection or of | | but that we aust | avold external activities such asi E A suggestion was made that small explosives or incendiaries which 5. could be distributed to Cubans should be inflirreated. General Carrer explained that the problem is not one of such supplies, since they can be easily improvised, but rather that the people have shown no inclinat. to use such materials despite many exile claims to the contrary. 7. The Attorney General and Mr. Bundy said ‘that no- reprisals against exiles whe undertake active operations on their own are contemplated. 8. it was suggested chat the possibilities of counterfeiting be looke: into further. 9. General Carter urged again that a décision be reached as to how much Latituile would be allowed the operating elements of. the governmenc within broad policy lines. The Chairman indicated that it would noc be a glimple matter co delegate respotisibilities of this kind to any grear degree, 10. Mr. Bumdy then raised the basic question of the entire spectrum AE Re ee rm Dc a Se Adem en A weet ew vd fe Ce MARRIED mie cea
Distribution: Copy No. i. - eo - : 3. 4. = 5. - 6. «- : areaneen . 8. ° 9, « 10. - il. - 12-14, HW 50955 DBocld: 32424903 Page il SENSITIVE The President The Attorney General The Military Assistant to the President, General Taylor The Secretary of State (and Deputy Under Secretary Johnson) The Secretary of Defense (and Deputy Secretary Gilpatric) The Director, Central Intelligence The Director, USIA The Department of State "Project Officer, Assiétailt Secretary Woodward and Mr, Hurwitch The Departrnent of Defense Project Officer, Brig. Gen, Craig, (who will inform the: Chairman, JCS) The CIA Project Officer, Mr. Helms The USIA Project Officer, Deputy Director Wilson Brig. Gen, Lansdale 9 Pe ee FETE POT T US
S-E-C-R-E-T EYES ONLY é operational access to it is under way” Target date: end of February. c. An assessment of more than one hundred Persons to determine their suitability for return to Cuba as agent¢in i the guise of student also being conducted. Target date: end of February. 5S. Task 5, p.5. The l February deadline will be met, and by that date we shall also have begun the search for suitable inter- ™Mediaries, Analysis to date has not uncovered a top-level official of the Cuban regime whose personal characteristics indicate he would accept recruitment or agree to defection now. Although Some targets of opportunity will appear outside Cuba, most Planning will necessarily be based upon an appeal made inside the island by intermediaries selected from the ranks offjournalists, foreign officials, international businessmen, foreign lawyers, crime syndicates, international detectives and foreign police officials. Additioally, plans for the defection of lower-level Cuban officials | abroad have been completed, and the search for targets and access abroad is under way} 6. Task 6, p.5. By the assigned date we shall complete and submit a coordinated plan. We shall also have begun action on -3. S-E-C-R-E-T EYES ONLY WW 50955. Docld: 324274934 Page 4
31 May 1962 31 July 1962 30 Sept. 1962 30 Nov, 1962 28 Feb. 1963 a wey *Toams = 2 to S&S bodies TEAUS*® INFILTRATED 13 2a to 28 28 to 33 33 to 38 48 to 53 T-0-P  _ §.E.CRE.D RES, AGENTS STAFF 10° 10+5 temap.Lleg. 5in/@ready fravirs. . 15 7 20 7 20 7 30 9 TO.P S-E.C.R~Z.T | LEGAL TRAVELERS AGENTS SELECTED AGENTS TRAINED Page 17 Docld: 324249452 HW. 50955
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° 2. PERATION MONGOOSE HASSE 11 (Defense) ACTIVITY After political decision, provide maximum U. &. aupport to resistance light- ere in Cuba who have been _Apotted in Phase I, After political decision, = commit U.S. military forces in accordance with contingency plana, PURPOSE Te aesure that Cuban “freedom -fighters" are fully equipped to allack the Commun. ist regime's military and police forces; as part of the assurance, the U.5, support must include the immediate commitment of U.S, leadership personnel in combat ope rations, To intervene ag required to achieve victory for the revolutionary forces, CONSIDERATIONS. DOD support planning, eteck piling, readying ou” equipment and personnel for commitment must be developed with maximum lead time. Close coordination with CIA is required to insure maxi- mum readiness to meet the immediate needs of , the revolutionary forces. The hazard of visibility in preparing for these suppor! activities makes securily 4 paramount consideration, Consistent with security aspect, U.5, millf forces are placed in a state of readiness to , accomplish the assigned mission. The military forces must be prepared to agsigt in the mainte - nance of order until the revolutionary government ig in control, Bocld HW 50955 | apsose Page 11
Ss SPECIAL HANDLING Zecured... Navy/Marine ar phibious *orees sould be conmitted ° within eigh t (3) cays} follow on forces would te committed as they become available. incremental commitment OL forces increased the risk. of heivier casualties on both sides. (2} The Cuban cituation could demand more mei ate ‘reaction than employment of airborne/amphibiocus forcen can provide, Pp ossibly to forestal1 drastie Wisal actions by the Communist Cuban Government. US milita lans will provide for & rapid. corm: tment of air power, naval sunfire and initiation of a. blocl ada &assault.* 3. Ta be consistent with chances recomended above, “pape 14, paragraph. 3b(3) should be changed in the first two Sentences a5.follows: HERBENT DP. RILEY Vico Adniral, wsy Directar NW 47674 Docld:32276301 Page 7