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MAY 2 & 3004 CITSUN JUL G2 REPORTS . AIRCRAFT -- TOTAL OF 37, INCLUDING I2 Bx26+ “3 LIAISON, ONE UNTOENTIFFED SINGLE-ENGINE STRAIGHT-WINGy AND _5 AIRCRAFT FUSELAGESs» 2 WITH WINGS AND NO TAIL, 3 WITHOUT WINGS. RUNWAYS CLEAR AND SERVICEABLE, 80f ET EXTENSION TO N/S RUNWAY UNDER CONSTRUCTIONS TWO POSSIBLE 24 FT CRATES NEAR WAREHOUSES. NO RADAR OR OTHER ELECTRONICS NOTED. - DEFENSES INCLUDE ONE 6G-GUN AA POSITION (ONE POINT QCCUPLED) AT SW ENO OF NE/SW RUNWAY, ONE ; UNOCCUPTED 3~GUN POSITION SW OF: a "6=GUN POSITION» GNE OCCUPIED 4-GUN : POSITION NW GF INTERSECTION OF RUNWAYS» ~ “SINGLE-ENGINE TRAINERS. 5 AIRCRAFT SHIPPING CRATES, 34 FT IN LENGTH. fy NO CHANGE IN AIRCRAFT REVETMENTS» FACILITIES» OR DEFENSES SINCE EARLY JUL 62. TOKEN RADAR IN PLACE. +. = 3866 STTSUM 5 AUG &2_ REPORTS ; AIRCRAFT -- A TOTAL OF 449 INCLUDING 12 . SO Oo B-26) 2 FARMER, 17 FAGOT/FRESCO, 2 PROBABLE oe T-33, 5 UNIDENTIFIED SINGLE~ENGINEs 3 PROBABLE T-6— AND 3 LIAISON. “INCOMPLETE INFORMATION. oF 1 _# ELEC SITSUM 29 AUG 62 REPORTS + AIRCRAFT -— TOTAL OF 39,5 INCLUOING 16 FAGOT/ "FRESCO, 2 POSSIBLE MIOGET, 12 B=26 (2 - c ; ' TAM, 3 LIATSON-TYPE, ONE AERO COMMANDER,” Fee ONE CESSNA 314, ANO 7 UNIDENTIFIED SINGLE. ae So ENGINE PISTON. 18 PROBABLE AIRCRAFT _ - ee REVETNENTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION NE CORNER OF a AIRFIELD. 9 PROGABLE AIRCRAFT REVETHENTS So UNDER CONSTRUCTION SE CORNER OF AIRFIELO. a % i 7 Docld: 326277026: Page 194 i
7*T SAN JULIAN AIRFIELO SAM SITE 7 #  G=3AB8G, 29 AUG 62 REPORTS. 32 NM SE OF SAN JULIAN AIRFIELD RUNWAY » -- INTERSECTION AT 22~85-28N 9884-88-58W. ' SA-2. SAM SITE UNDER CONSTRUCTIGN. SIX -! “LAUNCHERS » 6& CANVAS=COVERED MISSILE ' TRAILERS» G VANS» ANO 9 TENTS. FIVE LAUNCHERS IN PROCESS OF BEING REVETTEO. CENTRAL GUIDANCE AREA CONTAINING VANS AND PROBABLE FRUIT SET RADAR IS REVETTED. a “a é ¢ Ay, = oo - ae ao es ' ‘ iy i Decld: 32627026 Page 195
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+ ~ = 4 a 2 raed Seles etna a . 7 SANTA CLARA AREAL SEARCH SOVIET SHIPS APPARENTLY UNLOADED AT ‘CASTILDA-ANO ~ THEIR CARGOES TRANSPORTED THROUGH TRINIDAD IN DIRECTION OF SANTA CLARA. DESTINATION HAY e 3089. S1TSUH § SER 62 REPORTS = ee ee NO MISSTLE-RELATED ACTIVITY NOTED. 2 MILITARY INSTALLATION 2.3 NM SSE OF CENTER GF SANT& CLARA CONSISTS OF ONE LARGE : H=SHAPE@ BUILDING,» ONE 3-SECTION _! oe ADMINISTRATIVE-TYPE BUILOINGs ANO 6G SUPPORT Jo BUILDINGS. APPROXIMATELY 9 VEHICLES.™ a AREA FECEO. FIELO ARTILLERY TRAINING AREA 3.9 NA SW OF CENTER OF TOWN CONSISTING. OF THREE AREAS AS FOLLOWS -=- AREA Ll, 18 FIELO ARTILLERY  —.. _ EMPLACEMENTSs 18 PRIME MQVERS (12 HAVE PROGAGLE HOWITZERS ATTACHED). AREA 2, : BARRACKS AREA WITH AT LEAST 8 BARRACKS, _ SEVERAL SMALL SUPPORT BUILDINGS, SEVERAL oy SHALL TRENCHES, ANO SMALL ARMS EMPLACEMENTS« REA 35 NO ACTIVITY OBSERVED. a TARR TRAINING AREA 4.7 NN SSE OF CENTER OF - TOWN -—-~ APPROXIMATELY 18 CANVAS COVERED __ PROBABLE TANKS, 12 SUPPORT BUILOINGS, AT LEAST 15 EXCAVATIONS FOR TANK TRAINING» | a el rt ne a te et cane tl en tne ee Docld: 32627026 Page 193°
TRUCKS. SANTA CLARA MILITARY AREAS * 3080 SIYTSUM & JUN 62 REPORTS Ze5 NM SW OF SANTA CLARA. MILITARY COMPLEX CONSISTING OF 4 SEPARATE INSTALLATIONS == A) TRAINING AREA AT 22-23-15N 880-88-45W CONTAINS 4 SUPPORT BUILDINGS (84 X 26 FT)» 8 UNOCCUPIED FA POSITIONS, 7 TRUCKS AND 5S AUTOS. Bh) TRAINING AREA AT 22-22-GON G8A-H4-LSW CONTAINS 6 SUPPORT BUILOINGS (98 X IS FT), 18 UNGCCUPILEO FA POSITIONS. AND 26 TRUCKS. CP BARRACKS AREA AT 22-23-00N O0A-H1-20W CONTAINS £8 BUFLOINGS, INCLUDING ONE AOMINISTRATIVEs, & BARRACKSs 2 AOMINISTRATIVE/ SUPPORT BUILOINGS, 5 PROGABLE ADMINISTRATIVE/ _ LOBARRACKS HUILDINGS, AND 29 TRUCKS. DY VEHICLE PARK AREA AT 2#-22-30N G80-00-55n -CONTAINS .7 BUILDINGS» 8 PRIME MOVERS», ANO 22 CU 2223N A8801W ' t \ PY q % ¢ i Boeld: 32627026 Page 199
SANTA CLARA MILITARY AREAS CU 2223N O8ui ew 3aaa STTSUM 6 JUN G2 REPORTS 2.5 NH SW OF SANTA CLARA, MILITARY COMPLEX CONSTSTING OF 4 SEPARATE INSTALLATIONS == A) TRAINING AREA AT 22-23-15N 980-AA-45W CONTAINS 4 SUPPORT BUILDINGS (88 X 26 FY), 8&8 UNOCCUPIED FA POSITIGNS, 7 TRUCKS ANDO 5 AUTOS. B) TRAINING AREA AT 22-22-09N G8f-44-15¥ CONTAINS 6 SUPPORT BUILOINGS (99 X 15 FET), 18 UNOCCUPLED FA POSITIONS, AND 26 TRUCKS. C) BARRACKS AREA AT 22-23-@3N #88-1-20W CONTAESS LS BUILDINGS, ENCLUOQING ONE AOMINISTRATIVEs 6G BARRACKS», 2 AOUMINISTRATIVE/ SUPPORT BUILOINGS, 5 PROBABLE AODMINISTRATIVE/ - BARRACKS HUILDINGS, AND 29 TRUCKS. O} VEHICLE PARK AREA AT 28-22-30N dad- naa S5W -CONTAINS 7 BUILDINGS, 8 PRIME MOVERS, AND 22 TRUCKS. ~ a? Dacld: 32627026 Pa ge 200
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Sa en ee SANTA CLARA AREAy TANK TRAINING | CU__2220N 07956H oe ee 2 3879 SLTSUM 22 MAY 62 REPORTS. NO MAJOR CHANGES SINCE JAN 62. NO ACTIVITY . . OBSERVED. NO TROOP CONCENTRATION. | - MILITARY EQUIPMENT == 13 TANKS, AND 7 SPS a IN TANK TRAINING AREA. a ie & 3280 SITSUM 6 JUN G2 REPORTS es NQ APPARENT CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE HAY 62. | 13 TANKS IN AREA | ¢ 3883 SITSUM 29 JUN 62 REPORTS ; Pe 1 VEHICLES =~ 14 TANKS, 7 PROBABLE SELF= | PROPELLED GUNS» ONE TRUCK, AND 2 SMALL. ia 1 VEHICLES, POSSIBLY JEEP-TYPE. = | '_AT LEAST 18 SUPPORT BUILDINGS AND 26 OUG-IN | TANK SHELTERS/POSITIONS. + J #3885 SITSUM l2 JUL 62 REPORTS | %& NM SSE OF SANTA CLARA, | _ NO CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE JUN 62. i VEHICRES/ZEQUIPNENT == 16 TANKS, 3 PROBABLE | SELF-PROPELLED GUNSe | yp Ns ge 202 — t becld:32627026 Pa
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r 1 ANNEX L \ _ REVIEW OF NIE'S AND SNIE'S This annex reviews the formal National Intelligence Estimates ( and Special National Intelligence Estimates published prior to 14 October 1962 on the Cuban problem. E.0. 13526,SEC.3.5 | c 2D I Docld: 326270276 Page 2270
Bi () SEC RET Review of NIE's and SNIE's on Cuba Through 14 October 1962. l. SNIE 80262, "The Threat to US Security Interests in the . Caribbean Area,'' Dated 17 January 1962, This estimate was done before there was any evidence of a build-up of sophisticated weapons in Cuba, ‘but the possibility was explored that the -Soviets might consider establishing ''missile, submarine, or air bases designed to bring North America under attack or to add to the deterrents to any conceivable U.S, military action in the Caribbean or elsewhere. "' ‘The estimators concluded, on the basis of their understanding of past | ; Soviet policy and of the risks the. Soviets would perceive, that a Soviet move to establish such bases was unlikely for some time to come. They “o™. ; pointed out that the Soviets in the past had been careful to retain control “over situations which, involved them in any serious degree of risk. Finally, they pointed out that such a move would be inconsistent with their purposes in Latin America. Nevertheless, they noted that the USSR could and pro- bably would augment its naval, air, and communications capabilities in the area by arrangements not openly identifiable as. Soviet bases. 2. NIE 85-62, ''The Situation and Prospects in Cuba," dated 21 March 1962. This estimate was designed to present a detailed picture of develop- . ments within Cuba and of Soviet activities there. The authors noted the _ steady communization of Cuba and the complexity of Soviet and Cuban SECRET Docld: 32627026 Page 221
SECRET Communist relations with Castro. They. found no evidence of a Soviet intention to develop Cuba into a strategic base nor of any change. in the Soviet policy of spreading communism in Latin Ame rica by encouraging and supporting Communist and non- Communist revolutionaries, - They took account of the military equipment already in Cuba. An examination . of this armament, however, led them to. point out "that Bloc military deliveries-to Cuba to date have been such as to enhance Cuba's capabilities .for defense against external. attack-and for the maintenance. of internal | security rather than. to contribute to the development of an independent offensive military capability." ‘They added, "The Bloc has provided no - strategic weapon systems. no | The estimators. then made the judgment that the Bloc would be unlikely. to provide. Guba with.air, missile, or naval capabilities suitable for independent operations overseas, or to station Bloc combat units in ‘Cuba. They did not. believe, however, that: this would preclude liberal provision of Bloc military advisers.and. technicians, or the provision of such defensive weapons. and equipment as surface-to-air missiles and radars, ora token number of 1L-28 jet light bombers. Thus the intelligence community. took into account the possibility _ of the build-up of SAM!'s and IL-28's and.of Soviet military. personnel which did in fact take place in August and September. What the estimators thought unlikely, along with an independent Cuban offensive capability, was. the SECRET ‘Doclda: 32627076 Page 222
SECRET deployment to Cuba of Soviet. combat units and of strategic ‘weapons. under ‘Soviet control. They thought this because they believed that the Soviets — were aware of the geographic advantages which the U. S. would enjoy in any military confrontation in the neighborhood of Cuba and that they | would estimate that there would bea high risk of vu. S. intervention to prevent the establishment. of an: offensive base there. They estimated that -the Soviets would not wish to bring'on a confrontation with the U. S. under ‘unfavorable circumstances. and with attendant risks of general war. They were also impressed by the political and psychological importance of the Soviet position in Cuba and by the prospect that.it could be used to effect the spread of communism in Latin America. They could see no reason for ‘the USSR.to risk that position by inviting U. S. intervention. 3, NIE. 85-2-62, "The Situation -and Prospects in Cuba, '' dated 1 August 1962. The analysis of. Soviet relations with Castro noted.the concessions, : both. political and.economic, which. the Soviets. had made to Castro in order to maintain their. position in Cuba. The. estimators saw no indication, however, of a change in the. over-all. Soviet posture toward the U.S. ‘and Latin Ame rica. . | After a eareful examination of previous Bloc military shipments. to Cuba, they concluded that:.the effect of the. shipments was still ''to enhance Cuba's capabilities: for defense against external attack" and maintain Cuba's internal security, but that they did not provide an offensive capability. They SECRET Docld: 326270276 Page 223
SECRET) went. on.to estimate that.the Bloc would limit its military assistance to Cuba in this way, although they said again that such a policy would not preclude provision of more advanced jet fighters, surface-to-air missiles, IL-28 bombers, and the liberal provision of Bloc technicians, Once again the estimators took into account the possibility of the build-up that. was to take place in August and September, and once again they deemed it unlikely that the USSR_would develop a strategic base. Their reasons were as before. The evidence on Soviet policy toward the U. S. and Latin America in general remained as it had been. They believed the Soviets ‘were fully aware of the risks. inherent in the deployment of strategic weapons. Furthermore the military build-up in Cuba continued \ \ to be marked by the absence of air and sea lift which would have given Castro a capability for attacking his neighbors and by the absence of strategic weapon systems. | NIE 85-2-62.was. completed and passed by USIB before intelligence had become available on the military build-up that began in the last days of July. During the month of August,. evidence on the progress of the build-up accumulated. By the end of the month it had. become. possible to piece. to- ‘gether from a mass ‘of ground reports a picture which-included. the deploy- ment of SAM's and the arrival of large numbers of Bloc personnel under _ military dis cipline. ‘It was not until 29 August and 5 September, however, that aerial surveillance provided a clear picture of this: build-up. SNIE. 85-3-62 ‘was. then written. ee ae SECRET. Doclda: 326270276 Page 224 {~
SECRET 4, | SNIE 85-3-62, ‘The Military Build-up in Cuba, '' dated 19 September 1962. The key question to be answered was whether the new build-up reflected basic changes in Soviet policy. The.estimators concluded that it did not, ‘although it marked a.dramatic change of pace. They believed that the military establishments in Cuba remained essentially defensive in character. and that the Soviets had continued to avoid making an open pledge . to protect Cuba under all circumstances. They saw no evidence to contra- dict the long established pattern of Soviet concern for the political and psychological advantages that they gained from their position in Cuba. The _estimators placed their greatest. emphasis. on the continued belief that the - Soviets recognized that the development of an offensive military base in Cuba might provoke U.S. military intervention and thus defeat their purpose. At the same time the. estimators observed that the Soviets were probably still uncertain about their-future military program in Cuba and that they probably intended to test the U. S. and Latin American reaction as they proceeded with it. They went on to point out. that their analysis of Soviet policy in Cuba was. based on an over-all evaluation of Soviet interests and intentions, as well as on Soviet actions. in and with respect to Cuba. While they had concluded on this. basis that Soviet policy remained fundamentally | unaltered, they did not wish to exclude the possibility that Moscow was at least considering -a change in this policy. Therefore, in SNIE 85-3-62, they examined not only the Soviet military build-up in Cuba and developments in that build-up which might.follow, but also ''the nature and implications of SECRET Doclda: 326270276 Page 225
‘SECRET military as sistance which the Soviets. could provide Cuba in the event of a major change of policy." In analyzing ‘the implications of the "current build-up" they pointed out that some of the new weapons could be used for offensive as well.as defensive purposes, but that the pattern of aid to that. date appeared "clearly designed to strengthen the defenses of the island, thereby pro- tecting the Communist beachhead in the Western Hemisphe re and raising the price the U. S. would have to pay to eliminate it by military action."' They noted that the military establishment in Cuba still lacked a significant strike capability. | | They then examined the possibilities for expansions. of the build-up. . They noted that the distinction between offensive and defensive weapons had become a major.issue and that the Soviets were aware that a.case could be made for-supplying.''defensive'' weapons and that the supply of other .types would pose a challenge to which the U. S. might forcefully respond. They discussed the various ‘weapons which: the Soviets might try to inject into Cuba while still claiming that their purpose was. defensive--IL-28 and TU-16 bombers, SS-1 and SS-2 missiles, submarines and destroyers. In this connection, the estimators suggested ''a modest number of 1L-28's" as a next move in testing U. S. reactions. 'Thus,'! they concluded, ''the Soviets may experiment with a number of further ‘steps in the military” ‘build-up. '" The Soviet decision to do so, however, would be strongly ...... influenced by their estimate as to whether they could be introduced without -6- SECRET Docld: 326270276 Page 2276
forceful U. S. intervention. ‘The estimators next considered the use of Cubaasa Soviet strategic missile base. They pointed out that Soviet planners might see some. utility in deploying MRBM's and IRBM's to Cuba and in estab- lishing a submarine base there. Their net judgment, however, was that the Soviets would not make such deployments,. ‘in part because such actions. would run ‘counter to their policies for. the communization of L atin America, ‘but primarily because "they would almost certainly -estimate.that this could not be done without provoking a dangerous U. S. reaction." Docld: 32627026 Page 227 —
ANNEX M INTELLIGENCE JUSTIFICATION FOR U-2 OVERFLIGHTS OF CUBA Information concerning the U-2 mission of 14 October, consisting of: The Intelligence Justification A map showing the planned route and the route actually flown fa E.O. 13526, SEC. 3.5 Docld:32627026 Page 228
COPY - TOP SECRET IDEALIST USIB-D-41, 5/25 (COMOR-D-24/20) 5 October 1962 Limited Distribution UNITED STATES INTELLIGENCE BOARD MEMORANDUM FOR THE UNITED STATES INTELLIGENCE BOARD SUBJECT: Intelligence Justification for U-2 Overflight of Cuba The attached COMOR-developed statement of intelligence justification for U-2 overflight of Cuba will be placed on the agenda of the.10 October USIB meeting for consideration and approval of the Board. .COMOR-M-105, referenced therein, is available to Board | members through their representatives on the COMOR. (Signed) JAMES SLAY, JR. Executive Secretary TCS-13708-62 TOP SECRET IDEALIST COPY Docld:32627026 Page 229
coe COPY . TOP SECRET IDEALIST ( ’ : Attachment USIB-D-41. 5/25 (COMOR-D-24/20) 5 October 1962 MEMORANDUM FOR: United States Intelligence Board SUBJECT: Intelligence Justification for U-2 Overflight of Cuba REFERENCE: COMOR-M-105 (TCS-13368-62) The attached intelligence justification for U-2 overflight of Cuba is forwarded for consideration and approval of the United States Intelligence Board. This proposal should be (. considered in conjunction with COMOR-M-105, which summarizes , the capabilities of peripheral reconnaissance. , (Signed) . Lowell E, May Acting Chairman Committee on Overhead Reconnaissance Attachment: Subject Paper | SO nr soe TCS-13708-62 TOP SECRET IDEALIST COPY Docld: 32627026 ' Page 230
f=) am, COPY oo TOP SECRET IDEALIST 4 Attachment USIB-D-41, 5/25 (COMOR- D-24/20) INTE LLIGENCE JUSTIFICATION FOR U- 2. OVERFLIGHTS OF CUBA l, There is.now a pressing and continuing need for up-to-date intelligence on the progress of the Soviet arms build-up in Cuba. The very highest levels of the government are dependent upon this intelli- gence to assist in making policy decisions of immediate and vital concern to the nation. At the present time, this intelligence can best be provided, with sufficient timeliness and broadness of scope, by -overflying Cuba with the U-2. 2. The items of most immediate concern are the missile installations springing up all over the island. SA-2 sites are present _in various stages of construction, including some sites where available photography shows only the missile hardware present with no actual construction yet under way (e.g., Jiguani suspect SAM site). There are also SSM sites which have been observed.on recent coverage of the eastern end of the island and on the Isle of Pines. Two sites on older coverage of Cuba have also been re-evaluated as SSM rather than SAM sites. The absence of coverage of the western end since August 29, coupled with the rate of construction we have observed, means that there may well be many more sites now being built of which we are of unaware. Ground observers have in several recent instances, reported sightings of what they believe to be the SS-4 (SHYSTER) MRBM -in Cuba. These reports must be confirmed or denied by photo coverage, It is also necessary to know how many KOMAR class. PGMG's may be in service, 3. In addition to the missile threat, on which it is so important to obtain late date knowledge, we have confirmed the presence of MIG-21 aircraft in Cuba, Estimates (based on sightings of merchant shipping with crates which may obtain more disassembled MIG-21's) © already have been made in figures as high as 36 although we have firm photo confirmation of only one. We have no way of substantiating these estimates at the present time other than through overhead reconnaissance. 4, Given this extensive build-up of arms, the possibility of U.S. operations in the area cannot be ignored. To prepare for such events, the responsible commanders (in the case of overt military (7 | -3- os TCS-13708-62 TOP SECRET IDEALIST . COPY. Doclda: 326270276 Page 231
(- . . Attachment . USIB-D-41. 5/25 (COMOR=D-24/20) operations) and organizations (in the case of clandestine or unconventional operations) require up-to-date intelligence on the areas.in which they may be working, These requirements are. secondary to the requirements outlined in paragraphs 2 and 3 above. But they are nonetheless. important and potentially of even greater importance, 5. The requirements stated above have been translated into a list of objectives: by the COMOR Working Group. This list is maintained up-to-date on the basis of all-source intelligence and a plot of them as of 1 October is appended as TAB A for information, ‘The schedule of satellite missions approved for the remainder of the year will probably provide some intelligence,. but it.is not timely enough nor of sufficient resolution to meet our needs, The next mission will not be till mid- November, some ll weeks after the last good coverage of some areas, FIRE FLY may also prove highly useful in covering specific objectives of limited scope. But the small area coverage obtainable by FIRE FLY makes it less desirable than the U-2, Tactical reconnaissance using FR-101/F8U-1P aircraft may also prove feasible. But this is supple- ( . mentary to a U-2 program, not a substitute therefor. Tactical . reconnaissance can-provide detailed photography for.technical intelli- gence purposés, but not the repeated, wide area coverage necessary _ to cover the present objectives. 6, There is only one presently available way. to meet the require= ments of the government: frequent. and regular U-2 overflights of the island to the extent that primary objectives as shown in TABA are’ covered once a month, The. COMOR recognizes the increased. tisk. to the aircraft in light of the SA-2:and MIG-21 aircraft present there, But it must be stated that the current need is extremely urgent, and the risk involved should be. very thoroughly weighed before this | ‘coverage is denied. C . -4- TCS-13708+62 FOP SECRET IDEALIST COPY. Docld: 32627026 Page 232
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SECRET an ANNEX O Correspondence Between Chairman, President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board and the Director of Central Intelligence’ Regarding the Cuban Arms Build-up (14 April - 14-October 1962) This annex contains a copy of a letter from the. Chairman,. President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board to the Director ( of Central Intelligence requesting a review of the intelligence community's activities in regard to the Cuban arms build-up (14 April - 14 October 1962), and the DCI's reply thereto, both dated 14 November 1962. \ SECRET Docld: 32627026 Page 235
“eo, fo COPY 14 November 1962 Memorandum for:. Dr. James Killian Chairman, President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory: Board This is to let you know that your letter of November 14th asking for a report on the intelligence community's activities during the 12-month period preceding 14 October 1962, specifically in regard to Cuba, has been received and will be discussed at the meeting of the United States Intelligence Board tomorrow. Addi- tionally, I have sent copies of it to Secretary Rusk, Secretary - McNamara, Mr. McGeorge Bundy, and the Attorney General for their information. I think you realize that it is a sizeable task to be fully responsive by the time of your next meeting on December 7th. Although the Central Intelligence Agency is well along toward its final report, the consolidation of this report with those from other members of the intelligence community will require some painstaking and closely-integrated effort. I will do my best to get my final report to you prior to . your next meeting. - i John A. McCone Director cc: J. Patrick Coyne Docld: 32627076 Page 236
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coat SECRET. ANNEX P Co 7 ae ' Request for Contributions. to a co _ Intelligence Community Review of Activities during the Cuban Arms Build- up. (14. April - 14 October 1962) © This annex contains a copy of a memoraridum’ dated wee 16 November 1962 from the Deputy. Director of Central, Intelligence #0 Oetéher 1962). Copies. of General n Garter s memorandum were Docid: 32627026 Page 239