COPY. mN vara OBJECTIVE A: ACTIVITY ee = Political ‘ 1.. Encourage Latin. American nations;. bi- . laterally and through the OAS Special Con-: ne sultative Committee (SCCS), ‘to: establish - controls over the travel of their ‘nationals : to Cuba. - (State, with, CIA support). 2. Encourage “Latin ‘Arherican nations, ‘bi- ‘laterally. and through the SCCS, «to limit, or ‘ prohibit entry of Cuban propaganda. | _ (State, with CIA and USIA support). . Le 3. Provide intelligence of arms ‘smuggling - from Cuba to other Hemisphere 1 nations .. (CIA, State, . Defense). 4. As opportune, initiate action ‘or support ; “another nation’ 8 initiative, in the OAS with. respect. to countering. the. Communist re- : ‘gime in. Cuba. (State, with CIA support). ——e- 1 of | & _ COPIES Series A . .DISCREDIT AND ISOLATE THE REGIME o Ce | PHASE I : “(1 August 1962 until ) ‘To diminish ‘travel. by Latin ae American nationals to Cuba and, to facilitate the collection of intelli - gence on: . Persons: travelling. , be. 4+ To diminish the. influx of Cuban propaganda | into” Latin’ America. Fe - To: obtain and exploit hard evidence -of Cuban subversion in, the. Hemis. -: / “phere. ; . x To maintain ‘the ‘multilateral hemis - ‘Pheric context of the Cuban : problem. 1 travel. . Boe —_ - Gominanders requested t to ‘develop and | -the Cuban issue may be surfaced. Asan Pon - supported and exploited. an om Ar fe ’ CONSIDERATIONS 1 oe Most Latin American nations have consti - 7 : tutional provisions regarding freedom of | ro om ‘Many. Latin ‘American countries have’ legal. ° ‘bars against admitting: foreign publications - ‘encourage Latins to develop alerting SYS-— tems, | ‘to include anti -infiltration training- - Deep division’ within the ‘Hemisphere over example of this activity, the current - ‘Dominican initiative in the OAS should be : ¢ EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC. _° +. REGRADING: DOD DIR 5200. 10 \ x Docld: 32977054 Page 3». HW 54214.
any 5. ‘Continue the. program of excluding ° Cuba from Hemisphere organizations. _ State, with CIA support). - : : : ’ : a 4 ~ - , . 4 ay “6. Stimulate manifestations ‘critical ‘of the -Castro/Communist regime by Latin: "American: ‘political, labor, religious, ‘and student and other significant impact groups. (State, with CIA. and USIA support) et eo | 7. Encourage and. exploit the defection of, abroad. (cra) oe a yo : ; 8, Keep. friendly nations fully informed. of the nature of the Castro /Communist™ / regime. and of U~S.: “policy with respect. DT To demonstrate. that Latin America * “has rejected Cuba apa thodel. to be ~Guban diplomats, officials, and delegates “To make utmost political use of m revelations by: Cuban. "insiders." “PURPOSE C0 CONSIDERATIONS . : _To strengthen the isolation of - Possible exceptions, - such as in public 2 ° 7 Cuba. ; re ly health, should be examined to. determine: “ ed ane / . ae ” U. S. ‘national interest. oo ‘ : ao ‘ . : . . ’ : woe 7 , ~* o To be productive; such demonstrations a. should stem. naturally out of- ‘Cuban events, oe imitated. . pot BO ; as they happen.. "Events" could include” . ne ‘oS. Guban refugee: publication of substantive. facts” - 7 Co oo on what is: happening to students, workers, 7 °. a Ss us a etc. inside Cuba. = 2 sf ca vo Although keeping defectors: ‘in place" can be more. valuable,: it is ‘not. always so, ‘and » oo ae ou coe, if they cannot be ‘recruited in ‘place, then. a exploiting the defection fully for propaganda . is important .~ ‘Note’ items 45 and 46. . , \ - ote, J i c ~ “ ie por gb, . ot To. provide for coordinated ;: eo . Oe action. a re oy ves ; 7. : - ; - : , 1 ¢ . ‘ w ~ ~ ma - ~ . a A. Ke : ot N- m we . ~ =) . \ Das / c 1) : - a ~ - a ; =a t t \ “HW 542714
2 _..) Psychological “ACTIVITY ” : “ can 7? a 9. Beamed to “Cuba, ‘initiate a a planned. series: of statements.by U.S. and other free world official and rion -official. spokesmen which support developing and maintaining the will to. resist within Cuba. and-CIA support) : 10: ‘Continue Voice of America. short-wave _ broadcasts to: Cuba. ‘(USIA) | Yr Continue ou! S. broadcasting to the a ‘Western Hemisphere. (USIA) | oo rte uo (USIA, with State . ae : people. coe To. maintain resistance morale oa ’ - -within Cuba. Pov - : - To maintain regular, overt - communiéation with the Cuban ' ve “To keep. the peopie- of the ,Hemis- ‘ phere awake to the. Cuban situation. : ‘wave broadcasts. groups. > a3 Moderation must be the keynote. Some. 9° ~ o _unfavorable- comment from Cuban. refugee : ‘groups. should be expected, demanding a harder line: a . MA, : ‘The activity i is based on nine hours of daily | broadcasting in Spanish, with three hours =  . | on ; ' daily specifically programmed for Cuba. ca om -  ..Garefully documented programs. of the — : /* ." *. failures.of the Castfo/Communist system _ . i will be. ‘increased, to_ maintain a subjective. Hs oo basis for Cuban disaffection.’ a “Emphasis - - will be- given ‘to repudiations. of the Castro/ Communist regime elsewhere, particularly ' the Western. Hemisphere. - pe Lots This activity now includes ‘both VOA short = Renewed efforts will be. made to enlist. support from Inter - -American~ Broadcasters Association: members and other - "Soap operas' ' and special commen. .. Page 5 Docld: 32977054 NW 54214:
vo. PURPOSE ©. -  GONSIDERATIONS f : . . 4 SO yerrvity (9 a .12. Produce: propaganda, cartoon books. To build arid reinforce. a “negative 0 “Themes can: be updated quickly (agrarian 7 (USIA) Sa Cs eg * image ‘Of. Castro/Commiurnism among .. reform: probleme, . ‘prisoner treatment, oo _ - Bo youth, . labor, and other ‘groups in Soviet technicians,, guerrillas. etc). Final” Be Me : eee ne st a: . Latin América. ont: : ; Congressional action on USIA's' FY 63 budget wees : oo - . a ° Pw determine if additional funds. will have. a -. ee Oe, Lod to be sought. a, oe oe het _ 13. “Produce, photo- -novela carrying the . aan 7 “Same as°12 above. o oon oe a 7 An anti, Castro. pilot: model is develop. ; ae “4 - i...) 0 ment, These novels would complement the propaganda story. (USIA), a ee Co - 8 re ne ne cartoon books (in. 12. ‘above), particularly ~ ‘ oo we Dr ao in urban working groups. Co ut 0S “44: Supply TV. outlets in Latin America wee " Same'as’ 12 above, plus impact, - In addition to. supplying. documentaries and : ; with. materials.. (USIA)-. a >> -.* . on key leader audiences... an * news clips, a. series of one-minute puppet, a ne A ae a i shorts- will ‘be tried... Commercial TV now bees Fae . SG Se, covers. all major: cities in Latin America ce ON os except Santiago, and Valparaiso, Ghile, and | ee . "oe - Loo - _ 7 : mo La Paz, Bolivia. ae ve ee 15." Producé ‘short films for. commertial, a Same’as 12 above: ~ ee Government. censorship of all films in oe me ~ outlets and impact groups in’ ‘Latin “ Be 7 - ae . _ oe ‘Latin . America presents a potential problem. 7. 9; America. (USIA). oS Pg ne ee o : _. 5 & “416. Produce ‘propaganda « exhibits (before!! ee - Three such: exhibits are now being developed. "> > and“after'') for public. and organizational a “The first one contrasts Castro's promises | display. (USIA) 7 co Bs mo Oo , re “with his,actions. An electric motor turns the ou - a OO 7 7 2, slats ona. venetian blind | exhibit, changing | Same as 12 above. ' the picture. - ne oo ; 1 NW 54214 pocld: 32977054
18, oo 4 material into Cuba via-the open mails, Les legal travellers, and controlled couriers: (CIA). ee os 20, oe : balloms to deliver propaganda... 22. ACTIVITY x Publish books in Spanish and Portu- (USTA and (CIA). Y - guese, with distribution through com- , mercial sales and presentation. ‘Special propaganda. exploitation of _ U.S. information about. the agricultural, i labor, a and public’ health situation. in , Cuba. (State, with CIA and USIA - ‘suppo rt). Exparid the delivery of. propaganda’. Develop. specific proposal ‘for use of we Diréct propaganda at Soviet and omer. Bloc. personnel. in Cuba. (CIA) | and (CIA): _ PURPOSE . eo Same as 12 above, plus- impact. on. intellectuals. and other opinion leaders. “ conditions inside Cuba. "propaganda inside Cuba. t To disaffect the Cuban people-.and - to help maintain the will to resist. _.To provide a means of. distributing SS ss GONSIDERATIONS. “To make. full- “use 2 of the factual basis ‘for propaganda actions exposing true 7 Current. research on Cuba’ by. US depart - - . _ ments and agencies, ‘outside Mongoose, : ° a ae 4 Volume will depend i in part, on: results of USIA's. request for supplemental funds, oe _ for the Latin American book program, now - pending. before Congress. Several new books are. now in the pipeline. To , should’ be: maintained and then -be passed. _ into. Mongoose channels for. use in the. project. a _', This-includes Department. ‘of ‘Agriculture; , Service. . . won. a NS - 4 The "Gusano Libre" themé deserves: much er . wider exploitation, since this isa theme. 7 To make them disaffected with their, role. in Cuba. a, This. distribution technique -must appear as ale created by resistance within’ Cuba itself. \ ee NS koe = ‘genuine Cuban refugee- project. It ‘must con= cs _ sider risks of. injuring population or being - a a) . exploited ‘along that line by the Castré/Commu- ef ‘nist-regime to the detriment of Mongoose | - : « ‘objectives. . aan ° : 8 ~ -™ ~ — { ‘ . : x a 2 a 4 ‘ \ 8 “e WW 54214.
* “ACTIVITY Voice of Free Cuba submarine. (CIA, wi Continue "Radio Americas’' broadcasts from Swan Island as appropriate. Make available to the International Narcotics Commission doe me evidence of Cuba eta tation of narcoti have a ''voice'' for resistanc To provide an irritant to the Castro/ Communist regime. To create increased awareness in Latin America of Cuban sub- ersive activities. To sow and increase distrust in Latin America of the Castro/ Communist regime. CONSIDERATIONS al broadcasts indicated that this fective medium, at Bk. engthening the effectivene full use oud be made of talents in the Cuban refugee community. CIA will coordinate this activity closely with State and USIA. Documented evidence available or obtainable sano: be fully exploited for impact upon and world opinion. This activity will be undertaken only on a spot basis, coordinated with U. s. objec ures in the specific country. — — 977054 Page 6 HW 54214 Doc
OT, Conduct selected major sabotage. x an |. PURPOSE -_ _ ACTIVITY as ~ ve 7 _ M 26. “Encourage the Cuban people, as appro - priate, .to engage i ‘in minor acts of, . : sabotage. | (CIA). nee cations, power, and transport. . raw rnaterials; to encourage the: a, oo ‘spirit of | resistance, even ina LN ~~ limited way: , - - JNO, Y - : . ne . i ‘ TO reduce available economic operations against key.Cuban indus - supplies and services. _ tries and public utilities, with ~ | -. ae a, oo priority attention being given to trans - Soe . _ a oo on \ portation, communication, power “ ; ve _ Plants, -and utilities. (cla) her's ses earn re we Caadns) rennet At facilities; to reduce availability of , material spoilage, and crop. burning: See = oe - used, it is probable that this s activity will . ae - i ve be. ‘minor and spotty. - yp Depending \ upon circumstances, the sabotage” “to the target. The following are currently CONSIDERATIONS - > To ‘cause breakdowns of communi - ae “Minor ‘acts of sabotage" include such | actions as’ excessive use ‘of electricity or short - -circuiting of telephone. equipment,. - , . immobilizing vehicles (stealing parts, =» a “ puncturing | tires, contaminating gas tanks), - “AL forms of: ‘media, non -US: government . oa a ‘attributable> will be used to get the. message, . —— _. to the Cuban’ people; however, unless a 7 Ny ‘method. of: mass: distribution of léaflets is” = x ft 4 will be conducted either by especially . oo og trained, carefully selected commando/ oo oe sabotage teams infiltrated especially f for the operation and’ exfiltrated at 'the completion of the operation, or by internal assets if such’ can be developed with.the necessary access. Page 9 selected targets: SL a mq Docld:32977054- i WW 54214
a7. ACTIVITY (continued) CONSIDERATIONS #& Matahambre Mine-Santa Lucia Texaco Refinery-Santiago Shell/Esso Refinery-Habana Regla Steam Electric Plant -Habana _ Matanzas Steam Electric Plant -Matanzas Moa Bay Nick Each operation entails risk, risk for the saboteurs, but also bution to the U.S. in case of capture. Care will be taken to give these actions the appear - ance of being done by internal resistance groups, and in isolating team members from press sources upon return. The U.S. handling of information, in case of contingency, will be established by CIA in coordination with USIA and State. 32977054 Page 10 HW 54214 Docid
80. ’ : ~ ACTIVITY = ‘s- PURPOSE To° cripple Cuban commerce: and. ~place’ strain upon régime security forces. |. vos 28. Sabotage Cuban. assets outside Cuba "as targets of opportunity, provided this does not unduly. affect food. and - medical supplies, or the Cuban people, as such. (CIA) _To force the use of ‘more Bloc: _ Inspire labor groups outside Cuba. aan the. ' . to obstruct freé world tiade with | _; ‘\.J,, resources, including’ shipping. Cuba. (CIA and State). ee a . wf OT o Discourage f. free world, trade with: To. force the use, of more Bloc (State, supported by cA) resources, to. deny Cuba. hard . . currency earnings, and to hasten “1 ' . sss deterioration of Cuba's. essentially , Has free world equipped industrial a ~ Cuba.” To. provide a basis for renewed * pressures. upon NATO to recom - _ mend trade controls to- NATO _members. ~ aa 31. Encourage.-the. OAS’Special Committee O , ‘to recommend further. trade measures — “against Cuba by Latin American vs countries. (State). ” _.. as shipments of products into or: from Cuba. oy _ 7 dity, fire or water damage, ‘etc. “°°. “CONSIDERATIONS: oo =: Things, not people, are the targets. ‘This a . ve activity requires a capability to act quickly , on spot intelligence. Targets are seen mostly ‘Sabotage would be to cause. undue delay of ° ‘shipment, ‘using additives to spoil a commo-. a 4 : A recent , - _ example was: reported, post action, on. a Ope shipment’ to the ‘USSR. ae he te This is an activity mostly in third Countries. ad Most free world trading’ nations are opposed : to imposing necessary trade controls. Im- : a porters ‘might. be dissuaded. from using Cuba’ -°~ as a.source of supply, such as the example . -~ of Japan recently. Preclusive buying and - other forms of economic warfare deserve. Sn hard consideration. ‘OAS Special, Committee action should be > — geared to SCCS reports or other develop - ments in the Hemisphere’ ‘which: might provide ila good basis for Special Committee action. + poe oN Page 11, : Docla: 32977054 HW 54214
ACTIVITY 32. Reduce production of export agri- cultural commodities in Cuba, by covert means. (CIA). To cripple Cuban commerce vital to the regime's domestic economic program. : To sabotage Cuba's transportation and defense capability. CONSIDERATIONS The main export commodities are sugar, tobacco, tropl and coffee. Activities pering 0 destruction of bags, cartons, and other shipping containers, sabotage of sugar mill machinery, etc. The operational difficulties in this activity are recognized. However, a priority alert for this is warranted. 32977054 Page 12 | ow 54214. Docld
OBJECTIVE C: ~ ACTIVITY. o~ ve 34. Spot, recruit,. and train legally estab-~ te “bli shed Cubans in Cuba or’in Cuban ©. te Government ‘Posts abroad. _ (CIA, . _supported by. State and Defense). : 4 x ‘ . : ‘ . > , , - yoo = \ . . » - 7 ; ; The purpose of all activities , under- this objective is to provide ‘maximum _ “intelligence coverage of Cuba with - particular emphasis on the following: INTENSIFY INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION | b.- co d. f. ge ‘Activities of Cuban G “2. - PURPOSE: -. a - s 4 Capabilities and: intentions of the Castro Government. Soviet activities in ‘Guba in- cluding details of ‘Soviet © military personnel, units, - _ locations; capabilities, et al. te "Military and militia order. of . battle and morale. State of resistance including the tone and temper of the | Population. -Focus: of power ‘and/or stress and strain among the "Power. Centers" in the ‘Cuban Govern - “ment. x Evidence ‘of. Cuban subversive ; activities i in the hemisphere. the task. /, organization i is determined on a case. by. ~ “4 -. Gase ‘basis. Os - , a Tn some cases the travel as generated wey an . . : Dok ye CONSIDERATIONS When possible they will be rec ruited and. ; ye ; trained while: visiting outside Cuba; however,.> a when. necessary recruitment and training. will be done inside Cuba either. by established oe, agents or by agents. infiltrated. especially for ~ .- Whether this is done unilaterally or jointly with a third country: intelligence 9 - ~ » _ X specifically by CIA; in other cases the - “travels can, be utilized to meet intelligence requirements. ..°0 00 0 we ne y 4 ‘Page 13. Docld: 32977054 HW 54214
PURPOSE . CONSIDERATIONS ACTIVITY In addition to meeting the above cited intelligence objectives, operational intelligence, and re-_ eeueer leads as well as agent : _ ter sult from the Opa -locka Hoxd Jed he perations. In addition J 304 ot basic intelligence re- ~ Guiremeants above, timely opera - a S) tional intelligence is vital to CIA current operations. 34. (continued) & 35. Spot, recruit, and train third _ See 34 above. country nationals resident in Cuba. (CIA, supported by State and Defense). Spot, recruit and train legal travellers See 34 above. who have potential access to significant information. (CIA, supported by State and Defense). See 34 above. The continuation of the refugee flow and the selective debriefing of refugees provide the most significant source of intelligence. Follow up debriefing of selected refugees after departure from Opa-locak will continue. Continue Caribbean Admissions Center, Opa-locka, Florida. (CIA, with Defense, USIA, and other support). HW 54214 DocId:32977054 Page 14
ACTIVITY 7) \ 39 Maintain PAA servi ‘between th eo 41. Continue monito g overt Cuban broadcasts. (c A PURPOSE ito continue the exodus of manpower from Cuba. To obtain intelligence and propa - ganda material. See 34 above. PAA requires financial assistance to con- tinue this activity. _ 77054 Page 15
ACTIVITY 4 from U. S. Embassies in Hemisphere analyzing the effects of existence of the target area regime on host country. (State). To maintain a reasonably current estimate of the impact of the target area regime on the Hemisphere. CONSIDERATIONS oH lag) - = HW 54214 Docid
: * ‘ss . 1 . 7 a “- , ad ACTIVITY: “45. Collect personality information 0 on key Cuban individuals, . their: personalities, their, attitudes, their associates, and i “their influences. (CIA and. others). ; x ~ - - 46. Develop channels of. communication : - to selected key individual and "power centers'’ of the: regime. (CIA) © “47. ‘Conduct psychological and political action... (CIA and State). / . PURPOSE | To identify channels to key - - individuals and to” ‘identify: frictions . a a between the individuals. \ ad To permit. exploitation of the key. | individuals. of a ‘ _ To attain the objective. oa exploitation of the channel or of any ; splits CONSIDERATIONS. * This isa long term continuing program. ce ne _ The. degree to: which these channels can be ae ‘developed depends. on basic: professional work plus the "breaks of the game."' The in the regime will be determined. inthe 925 light of existing circumstances at the time ’ the channel is effectively. established or .- 4s > the split is. detected. eS Hyon ” — Activity will include: Le r “a. By public and private comment, to |. ‘stimulate distrust and disaffection” "in the. leadership’ and ranks. of the. * supporters of the: Castro regime, re . ‘principally. among the militia, the _ _ government bureauc racy, by organized ‘labor, ‘youth and students, farmers~ ve . \ Page 17. ‘Docld: 32977054 “MW 54214"
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or AG TIVITY | ~ “+: of all.Cuban exile groups and: individuals : N am an ee oO 48. - Stimulate; support and guide. covertly the: propaganda and political activities . offering useful impact. inside Cuba and | -' . “upon world opinion.  USIA support), x 49. Provide covert support to the: Cuban ma " Revolutionary Council. (CRC). (cra). , . so 7 eo ton (CIA,, . with.State ‘and '_ To provide a degree of cohesion. within the: exile. community and to: '" provide a cover and funding mechan- - prisoners. PURPOSE) .- 0 “To encourage and maintain the_ will of the Cuban people ‘to resist To pro-. Castro /Communist ‘rule.. vide an articulate, meaningful | ; symbol and voice of. free Cuba to. ‘informa nd influence public and official opinion outside Cuba. bs Ne ism for the invasion survivors and ‘In addition some funding of constituent. exile groups is handled . “thru CRC. To support and guide ‘CRC a propaganda activities: directed. at -| _.-*- Latin America and Cuba. itself. Major popular impact groups. can be most: . * — _ of Cuba. We - countries and Spain as well as those in the CONSIDERATIONS. ~~” effective in production, and dissemination. ~ _ of propaganda that reports. on- the true state °° = ‘of Cuba's enslavement and misery ‘urider Le -Communist dictatorship. © Cubans speaking | a for Cuba are-the most credible. witnesses _ possible. - Groups ‘such as a'''F ree, Cuban. Judicial Committee" could publicize and openly- prepare for. eventual. punishment of. nS Lo _ those. committing "crimes against. the- people . This program of support for we, -exiles’ should consider exiles in hemisphere. — USA. As possible, the ‘exiles’ should manage , 7 : " _and lead in ‘this effort, with U. S.. assisting “4 . and advising. ee - La, ~ In spite of its many: inadequacies, the. CRC . 7 ae performs a variety of useful functions. which, if it - were to be’ disbanded, would have to’ be ‘ “o. handled. by possibly less. efficient. ‘means. yy Moh oan 7 a) “ =f - 7 WW ‘ a ca , . =. ] a . | - : y z a . ; mt . sa | « - ia , _— a (7 ‘ om
me 50. _ ACTIVITY = > a. - Encourage and support other govern- ments in the hemisphere to undertake —_ programs for Cuba along l lines of our | own effort. (State, CIA). ! “PURPOSE | a To develop a multi. -national pro- : gram with common goals and 2 timing,’ upon. a separate - -but - collective basis. To direct .. attention and. effort. toward | - initiative. of Latin Ameriéan _ countries instead of placing focus _ : mainly on the U. Ss. : ‘CONSIDERATIONS wr .- This ‘will require. the highest order of overt. and covert U.S. ‘actions, to stir and. support. --. initiative in other national leaders. -Reasonable. but not prohibitive criteria for consultation. and coordination is involved, with recognition -. . that the U.S. is helping not employing . the ‘third nation. efforts. - DocId:32977054 Page 20 ' AW 54314.
» 51. Continue to develop and refine contin- ACTIVITY ‘ aa ~~ ~- t gency plans. (Defense). ot ~ 1 . Continue planning with Defense ‘and the ’* various sub -commanders for the parti- \ * cipation of others in: military contingency plans for Cuba. (State; a and USIA). ¥ 7 ‘Establish ‘and maintain in being the. “necessary communication and crypto | links between CIA and ‘Defense, in- ~ -- _ cluding various Ssub- commands. (CIA) © : Develop post - -Castro concepts, leaders, and political | groups. (State, with support. of others). eS ‘ N “To assure maximum. readiness from mi, successful overthrow. of Castro/ re so, ey - Ff ‘PURPOSE = =. })~S GONSIDERATIONS. the standpoint of: military planning ts a for. military i intervention if directed. To provide support to the military in | — re the event of. execution. of military con-* Dope a Fe : oe a _ ‘tingency plans. wom, aoa 7 wo eat To provide the éommunication. capa - “These links have. been or. are.in the re bility to support ‘the, military | con~- . ‘process ‘of being established: aa ; tingency- plans. rs _ uo NS - a 7 - “This isa ‘matter. which will requi re con-. “ tinuing’ study and which may be subject to. — substantial change due to circumstances p ‘which exist’ vat the time. me To provide a focal point for anti - Castro resistance elements and to * facilitate the transition ofa post . Castro government in the event of'a - Communism. ~ t HW 54214 .Docld:32977054 Page 21
‘Cache arms, “ammunition, and. other ~~ °° To have available in Cuba a re- . . | ‘This will require extensivesmaritime supplies- in areas of Cuba accessible. - _. serve'ofarms.and ammunition. ..-. infiltration/exfiltration opesations, lt Be to known: resistance elements and_ in _ Da a nr a . considered likely that Cuban maritin potential resistance areas. (CIA). Oe, re ae Lo. patrolling will be such’ that ‘In: the ‘eas rit ure | Clas De _ _ ae aor if the job is to be. done, voubmarines" mist. : ; FO Bol et ee oe os be used. in lieu, of surface : graft. .- 2 oe, 56. Recruit, train, sand supply ‘small re-' . so To: ‘provide. controlled intelligence _ ‘Experience and’ continually ghtening: : sistance ‘cells in the major cities and . a sources and to be available in the ~ security, controls’ have demonstrated the | . : . _ in other’ selected areas of. Cuba. oo — .. . .event of an uprising. fos (CEA). a owe SE Se ee filtrees can become “legalized. " thereiore oN ~ oe eS wee ne ren oe re + “two to five: man ‘teams will »e- infilirs fedtes 2 oo a oo : ee, Ee an recruit and train.small legal" combarim Be ee tres we Se intelligence and/or resistar. ce cel lis. : po oo 7 LoS - 7. 5 completion of training, * the infiltvated- oe “ OT - , a - will. be withdrawn if it is seriously endange: ed ; : pe . : . .. ov if its continued’ presence jeopard ? 7 ; , oy : a a Co Ct - "legal"! residents. The pr¢gram wiil ne Lo — or, re ; - poe Be developed to the extent that proves fea sible. . Se ee a le: as So and possible in the light of existing cir coum | . re - oes s stances; including Cuban s ecurity controls; Po ae morale and motivation. of. 2g ent materiai, ar i ee Co the willingness. of the Cuban populati on to rs a - BT a Co . OTe a pee Sa. support: 'infiltrees. Increased Cuban: defensive - ; \ ; oan oy tae capabilities may require. the utilization of. ‘sub =. ~ 7 vo, an ‘ marines or aircraft as a méans. of infiltration " ~ and/or. exfiltration in lieu of surface mari- ~ oe, ; . Oe _. time facilities. eo wo : oo \ eo: 7 : ; Ct 4 i ot at . Page 22. Docld: 32977054 HW 54214