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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM

IDENTIFICATION FORM

AGENCY : NARA

RECORD NUMBER : None-listed

RECORD SERIES :

AGENCY FILE NUMBER :

ORIGINATOR :

FROM :

TO

TITLE : Report to PFIAB/Cuban Arms

DATE : 10/14/1962

PAGES :

SUBJECTS :

DOCUMENT TYPE :

CLASSIFICATION :

RESTRICTIONS :

CURRENT STATUS :

DATE OF LAST REVIEW :

OPENING CRITERIA :

COMMENTS :

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VOLUME I

ANNEXES TO REPORT TO THE

PRESIDENT'S FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE ADVISORY BOARD

ON

INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES

RELATING TO THE CUBAN ARMS BUILD-UP

(14 April through 14 October 1962)

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SECRET

C RR 2 60251

270

INTERROGATION GUIDE: CUBA

DECLASSIFIED

EO: 13526, SEC 35

NLK-10-119 SCAP Asa

BY MAD. NARA; Date 12

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WARNING

This material

contains information affecting

the National Defense of the United States

within the meaning of the espionage laws,

Title 18, \USC,

Secs. 793 and 794, the trans-

mission or revelation of which in any manner

to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.

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ANNEX A

INTERROGATION GUIDE: CUBA

This annex consists of the Interrogation Guide: Cuba which

was primarily designed for debriefing Cuban escapees/ refugees and

for advance briefing

and debriefing of visitors (including agents) to

Cuba. It also provided a systematic statement of information needs

to be used as the basis for collection planning,

collection action, and

responsive reporting. This guide was originally prepared by CIA in

February 1962 for use by the Caribbean Admissions. Center, Opa-Locka.

It was revised in March with full community participation. A major

revision of the guide took place in May with full USIB coordination..

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Nombre

y apellidos:

Condiciones y Costos de Vida

Edad:

Residencia: (indique provincia, y ciudad si corresponde):

2/62

Sexo:

Fecha en que partió de Cuba:

I. En Cuba, se consideraba Ud. residente de pueblo o del campo?

2. ¿A qué se dedicaba en Cuba?

3.

¿ Cuánto le reportaba en dinero semanal o mensualmente este oficio

inmediamente antes de partir de Cuba?

4.

5.

6.

¿ Ganaba más o ganaba menos en dicho empleo antes de la revolución?

¿ Cuánto mas?

¿Cuánto menos?

¿Además del salario en dinero, ¿recibía también comida, ropa, atencion

medica o vivienda suministradas por el gobierno? En tal caso, explique

brevemente.

7.

¿Qué medio de transporte usaba para viajar al trabajo?

¿Tuvo dificultad con el transporte últimamente?

8.

¿Cuántas horas por semana se suponía que trabajara?

¿Cuántas horas por semana trabajaba en realidad?

¿Cuántos días por

semana trabajaba?

Después del trabajo ¿tenía que servir en las milicias o en otra forma?

Ixplique brevemente.

10.

¿Tenía Ud. o su familia vivienda tan espaciosa bajo el régimen de

Castro como antes?

(Conteste sí o no)

Si no, ¿ tenía más o

tenía menos espacio?

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11. Artículos de consumo: Precios y Disponibilidad

Anote 10 mejor que pueda los siguientes datos sobre precios y disponibilidad de artículos de consumo.

Unidad de Peso, Precio Precio Oficial Precio en el Disponibilidad

Medida o Cantidad

en

(al momento de Mercado libre

1958

partir)

escasez 0

abundancia)

de partir)

Observaciones

sobre calidad

y país de origen

ALIMENTOS

(Especifique el precio

de los artículos ali-

menticios en términos

de cantidad, peso o

/ medida.)

Arroz

Frijoles negros

Frijoles coloradas

Garbanzos

Chícharos

Malanga

Gallina

Garne de res

Garne de puerco

Tocino

Jamón

Embutidos

Mantequilla

Manteca

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Unidad de Peso,

Medida o Cantidad

Precio Precio Oficial Precio en el Disponibilidad

en

1958

(al momento de

Mercado libre

(escasez o

partir)

(al momento

abundancia)

de partir)

Observaciones

sobre calidad

y país de origen

ALIMENTOS

(Especifique el precio

de los artículos ali-

menticios en términos

de cantidad, peso o

medida.)

Aceite de aliva

Aceite de maní

Aceite de soya

Queso

Pescado fresco (diga que clase)

Café

Azúcar

Leche fresca

Leche enlatada

Alimentos enlatados (indique clase)

Cebolla

AJO

Tomates

Naranjas dulces

PIñe

Otras hortalizas ( indique clase )

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Unidad de Peso,

Medida o Cantidad

Precio Precio Oficial

en

(al momento de

1958

partir)

Precio en el Disponibilidad

Mercado libre

(escasez o

(al momento

abundancia)

de partir)

2/62

Observaciones

sobre calidad

y país de origen

ALIMENTOS

(Especifique el precio

de los artículos ali-

menticios en términos

de cantidad, peso o

medida.)

Pimienta

Sal

ROPA

De hombre:

Ropa de trabajo

Pantalones

1 par

Camisa

Zapatos

Calcetines

1 par

1 par

Camiseta

Calzoncillos

1 par

De vestir

Flus (precio medio) 1

Zapatos (precio medio ) 1 par

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Unidad de Peso,

Medida o Cantidad

Precio Precio Oficial

en

1958

(al momento de

partir)

Precio en el Disponibilidad

Mercado libre

(escasez o

(al momento

abundancia)

de partir)

2/62

Observaciones

sobre calidad

y país de origen

ROPA

De señora:

Ropa de casa

Ropa de salir (precio medio) 1

Pañuelo para la cabeza

Enagua o refajo

Medias de nylon

Media de rayón

Medias de algodón

Zapatos corrientes

Zapatos de vestir

De niño:

Escolar para varones

Pantalones

Camisa

Zapatos

1 par

1 par

1 par

1 par

1 par

T°

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2/62

Unidad de Peso, Precio Precio Oficial Precio en el Disponibilidad Observaciones

Medida o Cantidad

en

1958

•(al momento de Mercado libre

partir)

(al momento

(escasez o

abundancia)

sobre calidad

y país de origen

de partir)

ROPA

Escolar para niñas

Vestido

Blusa

Falda

Zapatos

1 par

otros artículos:

Frazada

Sábana

Toalla de baño

ARTICULOS NO DE CONSUMO

( Diga si puede la marca,

el estilo y otras características. )

Televisor

Radio

Plancha eléctrica

Refrigerador

Cocina eléctrica

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Unidad de Peso,

Medida o Cantidad

ARTICULOS NO DE CONSUMO

Cocina de gas

Sartén de hierro

Sartén de aluminio

Bicicleta

ARTICULOS DIVERSOS

Fósforos ( clase y cantidad )

Cigarros ( clase y cantidad .)

Tabacos ( clase y cantidad )

Gas embotellado (cantidad )

Kerosén (cantidad )

Gasolina (cantidad )

Aceite de motor ( cantidad)

Jabón (clase y cantidad)

Precio

en

1958

2/62

Precio Oficial Precio en el Disponibilidad

Observaciones

(al momento de

partir)

Mercado libre (escasez o

(al momento .

sobre calidad

abundancia)

y país de origéti

de partir

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Datos sobre los Programas de Radio

2/62

El siguiente cuestionario esta siendo distribuido a todos los pasajeros que desembarcan desde Cuba. El proposito

del mismo es el de recopilar datos sobre los programas de radio, transmitidos desde el extranjero, que se estan oyendo

en Cuba. No encierra compromiso alguno para Ud. ya que no es necesario que Ud. firme nada, ni ponga su nombre en

ninguna parte. Simplemente solicitamos su cooperacion rogandole llene el cuestionario siguiente y lo eche al correo,

en el sobre que adjuntamos, favor que se le agradecera sinceramente.

1. ¿Cuando Ud. estaba en Cuba, acostumbraba oir programas de radio desde el extranjero? Si

NO

No recuerdo, o no se

2. Diganos, por favor, los programas y emisoras que Ud. oia con preferencia, en que idioma los oia, a que hora,

y si la

recepcion era buena, regular o mala.

Programa

Emisora

Idioma

Hora

Buena

Recepcion

Mala

Regular

Comentarios

3. ¿ En que termino municipal vivia Ua.?

4. ¿Tenia radio de onda larga sola

Provincia

5.

Onda corta y larga

¿Que tipo de programa desde el extranjero, cree Ud. que seria de mayor utilidad en Cuba en los momentos actuales?

6.

Haga a continuacion cualquier comentario que Ud. quiera hacer sobre los programas de radio dirigidos

el extranjero.

a Cuba desde

7.

Comentario en general:

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Nombre y apellidos:

Condiciones y Costos de Vida

Edad:

Residencia: (indique provincia, y ciudad si corresponde):

2/62

Sexo:

Fecha en que partió de Cuba:

1. En Cuba, se consideraba Ua. residente de pueblo o del campo?

2. ¿A qué se dedicaba en Cuba?

3.

¿ Cuánto le reportaba en dinero semanal o mensualmente este oficio

inmediamente antes de partir de Cuba?

4.

¿ Ganaba más o ganaba menos en dicho empleo antes de la revolución?

5.

¿ Cuánto más?

¿Cuanto menos?

¿Además del salario en dinero, ¿recibía también comida, ropa, atencion

medica o vivienda suministradas por el gobierno? En tal caso, explique

brevemente.

7.

¿Qué medio de transporte usaba para viajar al trabajo?

¿Tuvo dificultad con el transporte últimamente?

8.

¿Cuántas horas

por semana se suponía que trabajara?

¿Cuántas horas por semana trabajaba en realidad?

¿Cuántos días por semana trabajaba?

Despues del trabajo

¿tenía que servir en las milicias o en otra forma?

Explique brevemente.

10.

¿Tenía la, o su familia vivienda tan espaciosa bajo el régimen de

Castro como antes? (Conteste sí o no)

Si no, ¿ tenía más o

tenía menos espacio?

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11. Artículos de consumo:

Precios y Disponibilidad

Anote 10 mejor que pueda los siguientes datos sobre precios y disponibilidad de artículos de consumo.

Unidad de Peso,

Medida o Cantidad

Precio Precio Oficial

Precio en el

(al momento de Mercado libre

1958

partir)

(al momento

de partir)

Disponibilidad

escasez o

abundancia)

Observaciones

sobre calidad

y país de origen

ALIMENTOS

(Especifique el precio

de los artículos ali-

menticios en términos

de cantidad, peso o

medida.)

Arroz

Frijoles negros

Frijoles coloradas

Garbanzos

Chícharos

Malanga

Gallina

Garne de res

Garne de puerco

Tocino

Jamón

Embutidos

Mantequilla

Manteca

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16

2/62.

Unidad de Peso,

Medida o Cantidad

Precio Precio Oficial

• Precio en el Disponibilidad

(al momento de

Mercado libre

(escasez 0

1958

partir)

(al momento

abundancia)

de partir)

Observaciones

sobre calidad

y país de origen

ALIMENTOS

(Especifique el precio

de los artículos ali-

menticios en términos

de cantidad, peso o

medida.)

Aceite de aliva

Aceite de maní

Aceite de soya

Queso

Pescado fresco (diga que clase)

Café

Azúcar

Leche fresca

Leche enlatada

Alimentos enlatados (indique clase)

Cebolla

Ajo

Tomates

Naranjas dulces

Piña

Otras hortalizas (indique clase )

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Unidad de Peso,

Medida o Cantidad

ALIMENTOS

Especifique el precio

de los artículos ali-

menticios en términos

de cantidad, peso o

medida.)

Pimienta

Sal

ROPA

De hombre:

Ropa de trabajo

Pantalones

Camisa

Zapatos

Calcetines

Camiseta

Calzoncillos

1 par

1 par

1 par

1 par

De vestir

Flus ( precio medio ) 1

Zapatos ( precio medio ) 1 par

Precio Precio Oficial

en

1958

(al momento de

partir)

Precio en el Disponibilidad

Mercado libre

(escasez o

(al momento

abundancia)

de partir)

2/62

Observaciones

sobre calidad

y país de origen

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Unidad de Peso,

Medida o Cantidad

Precio Precio Oficial

en

1958

(al momento de

partir)

Precio en el Disponibilidad

Mercado libre

(escasez o

(al momento

abundancia)

de partir)

2/62

Observaciones

sobre calidad

y país de origen

ROPA

De señora:

Ropa de casa

Ropa de salir (precio medio) 1

Pañuelo para la cabeza

Enagua o refajo

Medias de nylon

Media de rayón

Medias de algodón

Zapatos corrientes

Zapatos de vestir

• De niño:

Escolar para varones

Pantalones

Camisa

Zapatos

^24

1 par

1 par

1 par

1 par

1 par

1 par

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Unidad de Peso,

Precio Precio Oficial Precio en el Disponibilidad Observaciones

Medida o Cantidad

en

(al momento de Mercado libre

(escasez o

1958

partir)

(al momento

abundancia)

sobre calidad

y país de origen

de partir)

ROPA

Escolar para niñas

Vestido

Blusa

Falda

Zapatos

1 par

Otros artículos:

Frazada

Sábana

Toalla de baño 1

ARTICULOS NO DE CONSUMO

( Diga si puede la marca,

el estilo y otras características. )

Televisor

Radio

Plancha eléctrica

Refrigerador

Cocina eléctrica

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Unidad de Peso,

Medida o Cantidad

Precio Precio Oficial Precio en el Disponibilidad

(al momento de Mercado libre (escasez o

1958

partir)

(al momento

abundancia)

de partir

2/62-

Observaciones

sobre calidad

y país de origel

ARTICULOS NO DE CONSUMO

Cocina de gas

Sartén de hierro

Sartén de aluminio

Bicicleta

ARTICULOS DIVERSOS

Fósforos (clase y cantidad )

Cigarros ( clase y cantidad )

Tabacos ( clase y cantidad )

Gas embotellado (cantidad )

Kerosén ( cantidad )

Gasolina ( cantidad )

Aceite de motor (cantidad)

Jabón (clase y cantidad)

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Datos sobre los Programas de Radio

2/62

El siguiente cuestionario esta siendo distribuido a todos los pasajeros que desembarcan desde Cuba. El proposito

del mismo es el de recopilar datos sobre los programas de radio, transmitidos desde el extranjero, que se estan oyendo

en Cuba. No encierra compromiso alguno para Ud. ya que no es necesario que Ud. firme nada, ni ponga su nombre en

ninguna parte. Simplemente solicitamos su cooperacion rogandole llene el cuestionario siguiente y lo eche al correo,

en el sobre que adjuntamos, favor que se le agradecera sinceramente:

1. ¿Cuando Ud. estaba en Cuba, acostumbraba oir programas de radio desde el extranjero? Si

No recuerdo, o no se

2. Diganos, por favor, los programas y emisoras que Ud. oia con preferencia, en que idioma los oia, a que hora,

y si la recepcion era buena, regular o mala.

Programa

Emisora

Idioma

Hora

Recepcion

Buena

Mala

Regular

Comentarios

3. ¿ En que termino municipal vivia Ud.?

4. ¿Tenia radio de onda larga sola

Provincia

5.

Onda corta y larga

¿Que tipo de programa desde el extranjero, cree Ua. que seria de mayor utilidad en Cuba en los momentos actuales?

6.

7.

Haga a continuacion cualquier comentario que Ua. quiera hacer sobre los programas de radio dirigidos a Cuba desde

el extranjero.

Comentario en general:

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sanitized NLK-10-19 ISCAP Appeal, 19/18

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Recipients of Interrogation Guide: Cuba (C-RR2 60251)

FROM:

SUBJECT:

Chief, Intelligence Information Staff, ORR

Revision of C-RR2 60251

1. When the Interrogation Guide: Cuba (C-RR2 60251) was

published, recipients were advised that it would be updated

periodically. Attached are current changes with revision

date 5/62 (May 1962) marked in upper right hand corner of

each change page.

2. The Watch List, pages iii and iv, is to be deleted

and the new List inserted in its place.

3. The following changes are to be made as indicated:

Delete

Insert

Page No. (s.)

Section

Page No. (s)

6

1000

6

Section

1000

18

1000

18-18a

27

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27-270

1000

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28

2000

28:..

2000

31

2000

31-31a

2000

32

2000

44

3000

32-32m

44

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3000

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sectior

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115

Section

4000

5000

4. The page listing the Annexes (Section 8000) is to be

deleted and the new page listing Annex C inserted.

Pages C-1

through C-13 are to be inserted after Annex B:

5. The airfield map in the front of the Guide includes.

only selected air facilities. Changes should be made on the

map to indicate the recently constructed Santa Clara International

airfield.

The present dimensions are estimated to be 10,400

feet long; the; saving is reportedly nearing completion.

For the Chief,

Intelligence Information Staff

Edgar a Bradley

EDGAR

BRADLEY

Chief, Requirements Branch

Office of Research and Reports

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

FOREWARD-

WATCH LIST-

1000

POLITICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL

Political Dynamics-.

Political Policies

and Objectives-----

Structure and Operation of Government-

Communist Party Control=

Organization--

Political leaders=--

Prisions--------

Judiciary-

Intelligence and Security Organizations

Organization--

Personnel---

Training-

Operational Activities-

Soviet Intelligence Services

in

Cuba--

Sociological

Population

Population Movements-

Attitudes--

Ethnic Differences--=--

Reception of Foreigners-

Social Structure-

Religion--

Education-

University-

Secondary Schools-

Primary Schools--

Adult Education--

Trade Schools-

News Media-.•

Psychological--

2000

MILITARY

General--

Guided Missiles--

Installations and Equipment-

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Question

Number

-Page

Number

1001-1006

1007-1009

1010-1021

1022-1031

1032-1037

1038-1043

1044-1050

1051-1069

1070-1079

1080-1086

1087-1090

1099-1113

1114

1115

1116

1117

1118

1119-1126

1127-1132

1133

1134

1135

1136

1137

1138-1141

1142-1146

iii

1

2

6

7

10

11

• 11

14

16

16

16

17

17

17

18

19

20

20

20

21

21

21

2001-2035

2036-20399

2040-2046

23.

27

27c

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2000

3000

MILITARY (Continued)

Shipments of Bloc Arms-

Planning-------

Security Organizations and Functions-

General Questions on Cuban Navy---

Fishing Fleet---

Maritime Activities-----

Cryptologic Information ana Material-

Communications Cryptologic Activities-

Cryptologic Equipment-

Radio Agents----

Intercept and Crypt Analysis (COMINT)

Activities-----

Communications Countermeasures Signals-

Electronic Information and Material----

Non-Communicative Signals-

Cuban Air Force General--

Air Order of Battle and State of

Readiness-.

Personnel------

EW/GCI Radar Order of Battle-

AAA Order of Battle-

Organizational Training-

Training----

Key Air Force Personnel and Biographic

Information--

Logistics--

Means of Identification-

Electronics---

Ammunition Storage--

Highway Construction-

Air Facilities-

Medical Facilities-

Hospitals----

ECONOMIC

Economic Planning and Programs

National Planning

Economic Growth--

Economic Control Structure-

Domestic Finance-

Foreign Trade-

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Question

Number

Page.

Number

2047-2049

2050-2052

2053-2057

2058-2080

20801-20802

20803-20805

2081

2082-2083

2084

2085-2087

2088-2089

2090

2091-2094

2095

2096

2097

2098

2099

2100

2101

2102

2103

2104

2105

2106

2107

2108-2124

28

28

29

29

31

31a

32

32

32

32b

32b

32b

32c

32d

32e

32€

32e

32f

32f

32f

32F

32g

32g

328

32g

32h

32h

32h

32i

321

3001-3002

3003-3006

3007-3008

3009-3011

33

33

34

35

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SECRET

3000

ECONOMIC (Continued)

Prices-

Commodities----

U.S. Trade Embargo-

International Finance-

Convertible Currencies-

Nonconvertible Currency-

Arms Payments----

Multilateral Payments Agreement--.

Miscellaneous--

Bloc Economic Aid--

Industrilization-

Specific Projects-

Soviet Bloc Technical Assistance~

Industry--

General--------

Industrial Sectors of Interest-.

Manufacturing Industries-

Information Needed---

Specific Information Needs on Key Indus-

tries--.

Mining Industries--

Manufacturing Industries-

Service Industries-.

Transportation--

National Level--

Harbor Facilities

Port Security---

Merchant Shipping-

Civil Air-

Local Level

Automobile-

Railroad-

Trucking

Busses--

Taxi Service--

Electric Power-

Organization and Administration---

Labor Force-

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Question

Number

Page

Number

3012-3014

3015-3026

3027-3029

3030-3034

3035

3036-3039

3040

3041-3045

3046-3049

3050

3051-3059

3060-3067

3068

3069

3070-3093

3094

3095-3098

3099

3100-3110

3111-3119

3120-3125

3126-3129

3130-31327

3133

3134

3135

3136

: 3137

3138-3140

3141

40

40

41

41

42

43

43

43

44

45

46

46

47

47

48

51

51

51

52

52

52

53

54

54

55a

55a

55a

56

57

57

58

58

59

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ECONOMIC (Continued)

Production--.

Powerplants--

Transmission-

Consumption--

Aid-----

Problems---

Costs---

National Level

Local Level--

Telephone System-

National Level-

Local Level--

Telegraph System-

Radio and Television

National Level--

Local Level---

Agriculture---

Agricultural Organization and

Policies----

Agricultural Production--

Agricultural Input Factors--

Procurement and Distribution of

Agricultural Products-

Miscellaneous--

-= -

Outline of Key Topics for assessment

of labor force-

Questions for the development of

information--

Organized Labor

Worker morale-

Consumer Welfare---

General Direction of Living

Standards---

Availability and Quality of Goods---

Availability and Quality of Housing-

Availability and Quality of Other

Services---

Emphasis in Distribution of Goods

and Services--

Regime Vulnerabilities in Consumer

Welfarea

Extent of censorship in Cube-

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Number

Page

Number

3142-3146

3147-3153

3154-3156

3157-3158

3159-3162

3163-3165

3166-3169

3170-3179

3180-3184

3185-3190

3-91-3201

3202

3203-32076

3208-3214

3215-3217

3218-3263

3264-3274

3275-3279

3280-3281

3282-3289

3290-3301

3302-3315

3316-3321

3322

3323

3324

3325

3326

3327

3328

72

72

73

74

76

77

79

79

79

79

79

80

80

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4000

ECONOMIC (Continued)

Procedures for persons to follow in

order to leave Cuba-

Asylum---

GEOGRAPHIC

Physical Setting--

Relief and Drainage-

Water Supply-

Vegetation---

Wildlife--

Climate-

Travel---

Rail-passenger-

Rail-freight-

Inter-urban Bus-

Inter-urban Bicycle,

horse, burro,

Foot--.

Water--

Air-----

Urban Public Transportation-•

Automobile---

Travel Controls--

Special Regulations-

Clandestine Movement-

Sensitive Installations

General----

Authorization to enter restricted

areas -

Movement within restricted areas---

Authorization to live in restricted

areas -

Authorization to leave a restricted

area-----

Local Business Conditions-

General-

Business Controls-------

Foreign Business Community--

Housing--

Eating and Buying Food----

Social Activities-.

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Page

Number

3329

3330

80

81

4001-4003

4004-4007

4008-4012

4013-4016

4017-4019

4020-4023

4024-4030

4031-4035

4041-4044

4045-4054

4055-4058

4059-4066

4067-4071

4072-4082

4083-4090

4091-4092

4093-4102

4103-4109

4110-4115

4116-4121

4122-4133

4134-4140

4141-4143

4144-4148

4149-4150

4151-4171

82

82

82

83

84

84

85

85

87

89

89

90

91

92

93

93

94

95

95

95

96

97

97

98

98

99:

99

99

102

104

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GEOGRAPHIC (Continued)

5000

6000

Employment----

Postal Communications--

Medical and Dental--

Miscellaneous Personal Activities--

Documentation--.

FACTORY MARKINGS

Exploitation opportunities-

Interrogation opportunities--

DEBRIEFING AIDS

Map of Cuba-----

Factory Markings Handbook--

Consumer Welfare Questionnaire-

Radio Broadcast Questionnaire--

Grid Sketch Map--

7000 ILLUSTRATIONS

8000 ANNEXES

Annex A--

Annex B-

Annex C--

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Page

Number

4172-4178

4179-4194

4195-4201

4202-4220

4221-4231

107

108

110

111

112

5001

5002

115

115

6001

6002

6003

6004

6005

116

116

116

116

116.

A-1

B-1

C-1

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This Watch List contains selected occupations, organizations and

geographic area in which there is a continuing and high priority

interest.

This List will be revised in light of responsive reporting and

changing information needs. Headquarters should be notified promptly

when sources knowledgeable on Watch List items become available so

that detailed requirements can be provided for exploitation in depth.

I. Military Officers;

2. Industrial plant managers and foremen;

3. Technicians including communications specialists;

4. Harbor pilots and port captains;

5. Employees from:

ORI (Integrated Revolutionary Organization)

JUCEPLAN (Central Committee for Planning)

under which also: Direccion de

Estadisticas Directorate of Statistics)

CTC-R (Revolutionary Cuban Workers' Central)

JUCEI (Councils for Coordination, Executive

and Inspection)

INRA - Instituto Nacional de Reforma

Agraria (National Institute for Agrarian

Reform) under which also:

ANGP - Administration Nacional de Granjas

del Pueblo (National Administration of

People's Farms)

AGCC - Administracion General de las Coopera-

tivas Caneras (General Administration of

Cane Cooperatives

ANAP - Asociacion Nacional de Agricultores

Pequenos (National Association of Small

Farmers)

Ministerio de Economia

(Ministry of the Economy)

Ministerio de Comercio del

Exterior (Ministry of

Foreign Trade)

Ministerio de Comercio del

- Interior (Ministry of

Internal Trade)

Ministerio de Comunicaciones

(Ministry of Communications)

Red Oficial de Comunicaciones

por Microondus (ROCMI.)

Ministerio de Industrias

(Ministry of Industry) under

which also:

ICP - Instituto Cubano

de Petroleo (Cuban Petroleum

Institute)

ICM - Instituto Cubano

de Mineria (Cuban Mineral

Institute)

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Empresa Consolidada de la Goma

(Consolidated Enterprise for Rubber)

Empresa Consolidada de Minas

(Consolidated Enterprise for

Mining)

Empresa Consolidada de la

Electricidad (Consolidated Enter-

prise for Electric Power)

Ministerio de Transporte

(Ministry of Iransport) under

which also:

Impresa Consolidada de

Navigacion (Consolidated

Enterprise for Merchant

Shipping)

Empresa Consolidada de Cubana

de Aviacion (Consolidated

Enterprise for Civil Aviation -

Cubana)

Moa Bay and Nicaro Nickel Plants

Banco Nacional (National Bank)

6. Former residents from:

General area of Pinar del Rio and Vinales.

General area of Cienfuegos and Trinidad.

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1000 POLITICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL (Continued)

Political Leaders (Continued)

1037 Does source know any officials of the Communist Party;

local government?

What is his evaluation of them?

What influences

do their wives or close relatives have upon them?

Prisons

1038

Where are prisons located?

1039 Is there any separation in the prisons between criminals

or political prisoners?

1040

What is the political supervision of the guards and

prison officials?

Whom, among the guards or officials would be

susceptible to bribery?

prisoners?

1041 What are visiting hours

and regulations for political

For criminals?

1042

Who are the outstanding prisoners that source knows of?

1043

Whom does source suspect to be innocent political

prisoners?

Judiciary

1044

What does source know of the civil judiciary?

1045

Who are the judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys?

1046

Whom are they seen with professionally and whom are they

seen with privately?

1047 How susceptible is this group to bribery?

What are

the controls over them?

1048 Can source name any judges he thinks are untainted by

the Communist touch? Any attorneys?

1049 Is there any indication that the judiciary disagrees

with the regime?

1050 To what extent is the civil judiciary influenced in civil

and criminal cases by the Communist bosses?

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1000 POLITICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL (Continued)

Sociological (Continued)

Religion (Continued)

1126

Do the religious of the main city

have contact with

religious in other areas of the island?

Education

112? Report information about policies and activities of the

Castro regime regarding the educational system and how it is affected

by the regime. Report on the following:

a. Any details concerning the literacy program

regarding instruction, instructors, time and place of meetings;

b. To what extent is there any real change in literacy?

c. Has Castro's educational program done more than

teach people to write their names?

¿. How many Cubans have been forced to participate

in the literacy program?

e. How many volunteered to take the literacy courses?

f. Is it a continuing program?

g. Were all Cubans participating in the literacy courses

indoctrinated in Communist ideology?

If so was the indoctrination

Soviet slanted or Chinese?

1128

Does source know of any new scientific or technical.colleges

or universities that have been or are being set up?

What are their

specialities?

Describe; give date of observation and locations.

1129

Who are the major school administrators and teachers?

Give a complete

estimate of

each

as to:

a.

Intellect

b.

Political leanings - pro or anti-Castro

c. Influence on students

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POLITICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL. (Continued)

Education (Continued)

d. Associations and persons who control each

e. Outside activities

1130

Where do the school administrators and teachers live?

To whom are they related?

1131

How is Communist policy interjected into the educational

system?

1132

What students have been sent to the Sino-soviet Bloc

countries for technical training?

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MILITARY (Continued)

General (Continued)

2035 Transportation and communication facilities serving

military areas: any new construction? Type and status. (See also

Section 3000, paras 3099-3137).

Guided Missiles

2036 There have been many rumors and low grade reports of

missile activity in Cuba.

In view of present and potential conditions

in Cuba, there is a continuing requirement for information or indica-

tions of plans to procure missiles or of military assistance agreements

between the Soviet Bloc and Cuba for supplying short range, intermediate

range or air-to-surface missiles.

2037

Does source know of any new or unusual laboratories,

plants, or restricted field sites, such as missile test or launch

facilities? If under construction, how far has work gone?

Describe:

give date, locations, quantities, and originating country.

2038

Any construction of missile sites, evidence of mobile

missile launchers, evidence of ships or boats equipped for missile

launching, or characteristics and combat readiness of missiles would

be of priority interest.

2039

Any training of Cuban military forces in handling

missiles? Any information on presence of Bloc missile experts.

20391

Improvements or additions to the transportation facil-

¡ties, particularly in remote areas.

a. Repairs to rail bed to provide more shockfree ride.

Reinforcing or replacing of existing rail or

highway bridges.

c. Construction of new rail lines or spurs.

d. Paving, widening, and elimination of sharp curves

on existing highways.

e. Construction of new highways.

f. Addition of new railroad stations.

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MILITARY (Continued)

Guided Missiles (Continued)

20392

cargoes.

20393

20394

g. Elimination of stops on rail routes.

h. Extension of cargo plane and helicopter service

into new areas.

i. Additions or elimination of stops on inland

waterways.

Reports of special types of transportation equipment and

a.

Oversize railroad cars (box or flat), road

transporters, or special barges designed for

handling large bulky objects.

b.

Large, bulky, one-piece cargoes, either enclosed

in crates or covered with canvas.

c. Priority handling of trains or highway convoys.

d. Special cars for transporting dangerous liquids,

cryogenic liquids, gas under high pressure.

e.

•Special measures taken to protect cargoes from

effects of inclement weather, shock, or observation.

Security measures.

a.

Restriction of areas, closing off of access roads,

restriction of population movement within the area.

b.

Special security measures on trains and highway

convoys.

c.

Deployment of security troops.

d. Deviations in flights of civil aircraft.

Surveying activities.

a. Extension of triangulation network (first order).

b. Gravimetric surveys.

c. Electronic surveys (HIRAN, radar trilateration, etc.).

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MILITARY (Continued)

Guided Missiles (Continued)

20395 Population movements.

a. Evacuation of civilian population.

b.

Creation of new settlements having unusually

large numbers of skilled workers.

c. Movement of military personnel into new areas:

20396: Construction Activities.

Forest clearing, when not associated with the

lumbering industry.

b. Land grading (for unidentified purposes).

c. Earth-moving and excavation.

d. Erection of large steel and concrete structures.

e. Construction of new military housing in remote

areas.

I. Transportation and assembly of large quantities

of construction materials and equipment.

g. Construction of underground installations.

h. Visits to construction projects by VIP's.

20397 Communication facilities.

a. Extension of land lines (telephone and telegraph)

particularly in remote areas.

b. Extension of radio facilities (including microwave).

20398.

Power facilities.

a. Construction of new, relatively small power plants

in isolated areas.

b. Use of mobile power plants.

c. Extension of power lines into remote areas.

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Guided Missiles (Continued)

20399 Commodities, tools, and equipment.

a. Installation of new, high-precision machine tools.

b. Installation of large, semi-automatic or fully

automatic welding equipment.

c. Consumption of large quantities of stainless

steel and aluminum sheet.

à. Consumption of copper, K-monel, magnesium alloys,

chrome, molybdenum, and titanium.

e. Consumption of large quantities of electric cable

and thin-wall tubing.

f. Receipt, storage, and use of dangerous liquids,

cryogenic liquids, and high pressure gases.

§. Production of miniaturized computers, gyros, and

accelerometers.

Installations and Equipment

2040 Description of any new naval, army, or air bases, or

any unusual weapons or military equipment that may have been supplied

by the sino-soviet Bloc. Date of observation, locations, quantities,

and originating country.

Detailed description and/or sketch of equip-

ment, indicating e.g., approximate dimensions, estimated caliber of

weapons, number of wheels per vehicle, size and shape of antennas, etc.

2041

Descriptions of any unusual aircraft, ships, or vehicle

seen

or reported.

Date of information, locations, quantities, and

originating countries.

2042

Descriptions of any new or unusual instruments that may-

have come from the Sino-Soviet Bloc. Date of information, quantities,

and originating country.

2043

Detailed information regarding location, staffing mission,

and operations of local investigative officers, formerly G-2 MINAR,

with particular emphasis on identification of the organizations to which

the Office belongs at present.

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MILITARY (Continued)

General Questions on Cuban Navy (Continued)

d. Dry provisions

e.

Fresh provisions

f. General stores

g. Clothing

h. Medicinal stores

2073 List potential or critical shortages which may affect

logistic levels.

2074

What are the quantities of POL stocks on hand or

available on reporting date?

List designators of various types of

POL products.

2075

What is the Cuban Naval intelligence organization

ashore

and afloat?

Describe.

2076

What is the relation of naval intelligence to the other

Cuban intelligence activities?

Describe.

2077

Is there a training school for naval intelligence

personnel?

Describe.

2078 Io what extent are bloc personnel engaged in intelligence

activities?

Training?

2079: What counterintelligence practices are utilized by the

navy?

Discuss.

2080

What are the operational frequencies for Navy communica-

tions?

Fishing Fleet

20801

What is the military potential - availability and

adaptability. for military use; troop and cargo capabilities?

20802 Plans for utilization of fleet during emergency or

wartime.

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MILITARY (Continued)

Maritime Activities

20803 Status and operations of Cuban merchant vessels.

20804

Patterns of Cuban merchant ships cabotage operations.

20805 Locations of fishing areas and operating

patterns of

fishing fleets.

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MILITARY (Continued)

Cryptologic Information and Material

Communications Cryptologic Activities

2081 Detailed data concerning the type and purpose of com-

munications,

technique of transmission and reception, associated

security devices and communications regulations and procedures uti-

Lized by foreign Armed Forces, Secret Police, and civil or state

agencies at any echelon. The

required data includes:

a. Precise location, organization, training, subordina-

tion, associated personality lists, and other pertinent order of battle

data.

b. Mission to include, communications procedures and

regulations involving cryptologic activities, call signs, frequencies,

schedules, authentication systems, signal operating instructions and

signal operating procedures.

c. Technical data providing identifying descriptions

and operating characteristics of communications and enciphering de-

ciphering equipment used in transmitting and receiving emcrypted traffic.

a. Relationship and influence with respect to communi-

cations matters,

technically and operationally, of the USSR (or other

foreign nations) on the Ministry of Defense, Armed Forces and civil or

state communications and electronic establishments of soviet Bloc (or

other foreign) countries.

e.

Original or copies of communications traffic and

message processing tapes, enciphered or plain text.

Cryptologic Equipment

..2082

Detailed technical data concerning all enciphering and

deciphering devices to include:

a.

Physical description, actual use, operating theory,

procedures and characteristics.

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Cryptologic Equipment (Continued)

b. Maintenance procedures, techniques, problems.

..c. Identification and precise location of users.

&. Research and development on improved or new devices.

e. Production, sales and

shipping. data, military supply

channels and procedures.

L. Location and organization of laboratories, production,

supply, maintenance and distribution facilities!

Personality lists anddata on/or from individuals

concerned with any of the above.

h. Distinctive nomenclature, slang expressions, nicknames,

procedural language, double talk, associated with any of the above.

2083

Detailed technical data concerning codes and ciphers to

include:

of code and cipher system.

Description and explanation of types and composition

b. How created and by whom (individuals and organiza-

tions) :

Co.

Methods,

circumstances, and purpose of use.

d. From who received and distribution channels.

e. Identification (personality lists and data) of

holders of codes and ciphers or of individuals concerned with any of the

f. Originals, photographs and/or memory sketches of keys,

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MILITARY (Continued)

Cryptologic Equipment (Continued)

charts, codes, ciphers, pad pages, encrypted and plain text messages,

authentication systems, logs, instruction manuals or other cryptologic

guidance.

Radio Agents

2084 Agent schedules; transmission and receiving frequencies;

copies of incoming and outgoing traffic; operational procedures and

techniques; details as to the code/communications training of agents;

modus operandi associated with agent communications procedures and con-

trolling personnel; originals, photographs or memory sketches of pad

pages, keys, codes, ciphers, etc.

Intercept and Crypt-Analysis (COMINT) Activities

Detailed data to include precise location, organization,

training, associated personality lists, subordination and other perti-

nent order of battle data.

2086

Mission to include, type, echelon and identification of

U.S. and other national communications on which foreign nations concen-

trate; scope of intercept coverage; techniques of intercept operations,

crypto-analytical techniques and methods; successes achieved; types and

2087 Technical and performance data providing identifying

descriptions and operating characteristics,: capabilities and methods of

use of intercept, direction finding, special identification techniques,

and intercept processing equipment; traffic analysis, and cryptanalysis.

Communications Countermeasures Signals

2088

General: Data concerning the type and purpose of commun-

ications signals, means of transmission

and associated operational

procedures, employed to reduce the effectiveness of U.S. or allied

..com-

munications equipment and activity.

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Communications Countermeasures Signals (Continued)

2089

Specific: Detailed data related to the above to include:

a. Precise location, organization, subordination, train-

ing, associated personality lists, and other pertinent order of battle.

b. Mission to include identification of U.S. or other

national communications equipment, activity or organization on which

foreign countermeasure action is concentrated.

employed.

c. Scope of capability, successes achieved, techniques

¿. Technical data providing identifying descriptions,

and operating characteristics of equipment utilized.

Relationship and influence of the USSR (or other

foreign governments) on countermeasure operations, and policies.

Electronic Information and Material

2090

Non-communicative Signal Intercept and Analysis (ELINT)

Activities.

a.

Detailed data to include precise location, organi-

zation, training, associated personality lists, subordination and other

pertinent order of battle.

b. Mission to include type, echelon and identification

of U.S: and other national non-communications signals on which foreign

nations concentrate,

scope of intercept coverage; techniques of inter-

cept operation; analytical techniques and methods; successes achieved;

types and distribution of reports produced.

c. Technical and performance data providing identifying

descriptions and operating characteristics, capabilities and methods of

use of intercept, direction finding and intercept analytical equipment

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Electronic Information and Material (Continued)

and electronic jamming and deception activities.

Non-communicative Signals

2091 General: Data concerning the type and purpose of

non-communications signals, means of transmission and reception,

associated security devices and procedures, to include:

a. Radars - offensive, defensive and passive.

b. Weapon detonator systems, e.g,. VT fuses.

c.

Guidance and control systems.

d.

Electronic counter and counter-countermeasures

systems.

2092 Specific: Detailed data related to 2091a above

to include:

Precise location, organization, subordination,

training,

associated personality lists, and other pertinent order

of battle.

b.

Mission: Operating procedures and regulations.

c. Technical data providing identifying descriptions

and operating characteristics of equipment utilized for non-

communications purposes, 2091a above.

d.

Parameters of signals omitted from non-communicative

equipment 2091a above.

e. Relationship and influence of the USSR (or other.

foreign governments)

on non-communicative signal systems, technically

and operationally, of the Ministry of Defense, Armed Forces, and

civil or state establishments of Sino Soviet Bloc (or other

foreign)

countries.

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Non-communications Countermeasures Signals

2093. General: Data concerning the type and purpose of non-

communications signals, means of transmission and associated operational

procedures, employed to reduce the effectiveness of U.S. or allied non-

communications equipment and activity.

2094

Specific: Detailed data related to the above to include:

a.

Precise location, organization, subordination,

training,

associated personality lists, and other pertinent order of

battle.

"b. Mission to include identification of U.S. or other..

national non-communications equipment, activity or organization on which

foreign countermeasure action is concentrated.

c. Scope of capability, successes achieved, techniques

employed.

d. Technical data providing identifying descriptions,

and operating characteristics of equipment utilized.

Relationship and influence of the USSR (or other.

foreign governments) on countermeasure operations, and policies.

Cuban Air Force - General

2095

Air Order of battle and state of readiness; including:

a. Unit designations; airfield or station location and

number and type of aircraft assigned.

2096

b. Flight patterns and frequency of flights.

Personnel

a. Air personnel strength, officer and enlisted in

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Cuban Air Force - General (Continued)

trained and trainee status by type (pilot, aircrew, groundcrew).

b. Proficiency.

Sources of manpower, methods of procurement.

.:do General status of morale of aviation personnel.

•e General attitude towards Communism and Castroism.

EW/GCI Radar Order of Battle, including: number and

type equipment, Location name and coordinates, function, number of

officers and enlisted personnel, and period of operation for each.

2098 AAA Order of Battle, including: units, subordination,

location name and coordinates; quantity and nomenclature of equipment,

and number of officers and enlisted personnel for each unit; type of

fire control utilized.

Organizational position, command echelons and functions

of aviation in the government, military structure, and in relation to

the ground and naval forces.

2100 Training.

Number and location of flight schools and type train-

ing being given, to include number of students.

b. Number and location of USSR-Sov Bloc advisors in-

volved in Cuban training.

c. The extent of aviation training in the sov Bloc to

include; number of pilots/crews which have been or are receiving train-

ing in Czechoslovakia/USSR; date of departure from Cuba.

do The number of Bloc trained personnel who have re-

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Cuban Air Force - General (Continued)

2101

Key Air Force Personnel and Biographic Information.

a. List of key personnel to include: Air Commander,

Chief of Staff, Deputies.

b. Biographic data on above.

2102

Logistics.

a. Sources for logistic support and supplies.

b. Quantities of aviation fuel stocks and

storage.

c. Location of air depots.

d. Maintenance and repair policies, procedures, methods,

techniques and effectiveness.

e. Availability of spare parts.

•f. Aircraft serviceability rates.

g.. Fuel and oxygen servicing.

h. Purchase agreements with other nations involving

aircraft, missiles, and related equipment or strategic materials.

2103

Means of identification.

a. Describe aircraft markings.

b. Unit insignia.

2104

C. Describe air force uniforms and insignia.

Electronics.

a. Describe communications equipment in operation and/or

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used by the air force.

b. Is there any indication that a communications

network, space vehicle tracking or electronic guidance system is

being installed under the guise of other construction at or near

construction sites?

2105

Ammunition Storage.

a. Location name.

b. Coordinates.

2106

c. Type and amount of ammunition stored.

Highway Construction.

2107

Air Facilities.

a. Is any new construction in progress at

existing air fields?

b. If so, what is the purpose of the construction?

C.

Are any new air fields being built? If so,

please

locate.

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Hospitals: (include only the following)

Military Hospitals

Central Military Hospital (Finlay) in Havana

Casa

Blanca Military Hospital, Havana

Hospital Military Castillo Duany, Santiago de

Cuba

Hospital Militar, Pinar del Rio

Hospital Militar, Matanzas

Hospital Militar, Holguin

Hospital Militar, Camaguey

Hospital Militar, Santa Clara

Governmental Hospitals

Quinta la Covadonga, Havana

Quinta Benefica, Luyano

Asoc. de Dep. del Comercio, Jesus del Monte

Universidad Calixo Garcia, Havana

Saturino Lora, Santiago de Cuba

Leon Cuervo Rubio, Pinar del Rio

Sta. Isabel y San

Sanatian de

Nicolas, Matanzas

San Juan de Dios, Santa Clara

Sanat. de la Col. Espanola, Cienfuegos

Civil de Camaguey, Camaguey

Nuestra Senora de las Mercedes, Vedado (Havana)

General Freyre de Andrade, Havana

Indicate bed capacity; normal bed occupancy and bed

2109

capacity.

2110

2111

of floors.

2112

elevators?

2113

Street address of hospital.

Type of construction; brick, mortar, or frame; number

If building is of more than one floor, are there

What type, make, capacity?

Is the hospital electricity from a public utilities

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source or from self-contained generator? If source is from public

utilities, is there any emergency generator within the hospital?

Quality of power (both sources), current, phase, nominal voltage,

relative stability.

2114

Surface communications. Is there a paved road enter-

ing the hospital area? Is the hospital physically located near a..

railroad spur, port facility, or air strip? Is there a helicopter

pad In the hospital vicinity? If not, is there a suitable open area

in the near vicinity?

2115 Water used by the hospital; source, adequacy,

potability, type of treatment, if any.

2116 Method of waste and sewage disposal; burned,.. open

ditch, hauled away, city sewerage system.

2117

Surgical capability:

Number of operation rooms:

b.

Type of cases performed - minor surgery, chest,

abdominal.

make, model:

autoclave.

c. Type and condition of equipment, manufacture,

Include tables, lights, major instruments, sterilizers,

d.

Method of sterilization, autoclave, boiling,

chemical.

e. Is electrical system extended to operating. room,

1,e., plugs for use of power equipment?

2118

Hospital laboratory capability:

a. Type of tests and examinations performed..

b. Type and condition of major equipment, manu-

facture, model.

Include microscope, centrifuge, ovens.

Are there cold storage facilities within the

laboratory; capacity, type of unit, make, and model.

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a. Skill level and status of training of laboratory.

technicians.

2119 Blood bank capability:

Size of cold storage units, type, make. Are

they equipped with temperature recorders?

b. Is blood drawn locally or obtained elsewhere

and. stored only?

c. Are refrigeration units temperature controlled,

0° -1° centigrade?

d. Are compatability tests performed?

2120 X-ray capability:

a.

How many units are present? What size are units,

milleamperage/voltage? Type, model. Are there portable X-ray

machines?

2121

b. Are developing tank temperatures controlled?

c. Are spare parts kept on hand? Tubes, tube heads?

Communication system:

a: Within hospital.

b. With local community; telephone system--how

extensive, reliability.

2122

Manufacturing Laboratories (civilian):

a. Location.

b.

What products are manufactured?

In what quantity?

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c. Cold storage facilities. Capacity, make and

model.

d.

Source and details of electrical data; current,

phase, nominal voltage, and relative stability.

e.

Facilities. Building construction and number

of structures.

f. Professional equipment. Type, condition, and

make.

g. Source and quality of water; treatment method.

h. Source of raw material, local or import.

2123 Medical Depots (military) or Medical Sections of a

General Depot:

a. Location.

b. Number of square feet of covered storage area..

c. Number and dimensions of buildings.

¿. Presence and capacity of cold storage area.

of refrigeration unit, make, and model.

e. Security measures in effect, i.e., pilferage..

theft.

f. Surface communications:

(1) Road net into depot; extent, paved.

(2) Proximity to railroad, port, airfiela.

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g. Is material handling equipment used? What

type? How many machines?

Capacity, make, and model. (Fork lifts,

conveyors, mechanical dollies).

h. Extent of medical maintenance performed:

(1) What type of testing equipment present?

(2) Training of repairmen/technicians.*

(3) Are spare parts kept on hand or reg-

uisitioned as needed?

1. Number of days' stock kept on hand.

j. Throughput capability - in tons per day.

k. Expansion capability.

1. Stock management system (requisition, stock

control, and issue procedures.)

2124

Refrigerated Storage:

Identify and locate refrigerated storage sites and/or

ice plants which could be used to store and reprocess shipments of

whole blood and other perishable medical items.

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Bloc Economic Aid (Continued)

Industrialization (Continued)

such as, general planning, construction scheduled, progress on

construction, production planned for, and the like.

3046 Identify and locate all industrial facilities and

projects completed or under construction in Cuba on the basis of

assistance from Bloc countries. (Identify the Bloc country

providing the assistance). Where possible, locate not only by city

but also by what section of the city and near what prominent landmarks.

3047 What portion of the total cost of any project is

accounted for by foreign exchange costs, i.e., cost incurred through

the necessity of importing materials, equipment, and outside technical

assistance?

What is the nature of the Bloc aid, i.e., direct grant,

credit, technical assistance; extent of cost covered by Bloc financial

aid, i.e., entire cost or only foreign exchange portion of cost!

3049

For all projects where credit is involved, what are

the repayment terms and interest rate?

3050

Specific projects - Using the above guidance, and the

questions in paragraph 3069, report on the following:

A steel plant is to be built in Cuba by the USSR.

Is it planned as an integrated steel combine or a rolling mill only?

The projected oil refinery at Santiago, also being

built through Soviet assistance.

c.

The shipbuilding yard at Mariel and the ship-repair

yard at Havana to be built with Polish assistance.

Soviet Bloc Technical Assistance

Information about technical assistance from the Bloc, its

general character and scope, as well as answers to the specifics

outlined below provide still another approach to assessing the Castro

regime's prospects for

success or failure. The general plans, their

execution and changes in these, are of continuing interest.

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General (Continued)

c. Laborers

d. Foremen

e. Management

f. Secretaries

3066

To what extent are the industrial plants guarded by

militia and where are the guards?

3067

Are there evidences of Sov-Sat technicians assisting

or supervising the plants?

Industrial Sectors of Interest

There is a continuing interest in the major sections of the

Cuban economy and the rate and general development patterns in these

sections.

3068

Information is needed on the following Cuban industries

in particular. (Specific questions applicable to these industries and

individual facilities are listed under paragraphs 3070 and 3094).

Extractive industries

a. nickel-cobalt

b.

copper

c. manganese

d. chromite

e. iron

3069 Manufacturing industries

• a. petroleum refining (See also para. 3050)

b. metallurgical (See also para. 3050)

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Industry (Continued)

Specific Information Needs on Key Industries (Continued)

d. Cargo aboard.

e. Dates in ports.

3128

Report any details known on Cuban trade, by commodity

and volume, with both Bloc countries and non-Bloc countries.

3129

Bloc ships, specific requirements.

a. Were special security precautions noted in port of

arrival?

b. Was the ship heavily or lightly loaded?

c.

Give type and quantity of cargo unloaded from ship

holds; if tanks or trucks state type.

d. Did the ship carry deck cargo? Give as complete

a description as possible,

i.e., crates the

size of a semitrailer,

boxcar, or automobile. (See Illustrations).

e.

Did the ship carry motor torpedo boats on deck and

was the ship towing any type of craft?

Civil Air

3130

Report sales of Bloc transport aircraft to Cuba.

31301 Total number of civil aircraft by types indicating

those currently operational.

31302

Civil aviation personnel strength by categories - i.e.

(a) jet pilots, (b) multi-engined pilots, (c) single-engined pilots;

(a)

engineers, (e) radio operators, (f) stewards; ground personnel:

(a) professional and administrative, (b) mechanics and other skilled

ground crews, (c) clerical and unskilled personnel.

31303 Established air corridors and civil airways, including

schedules and routes of all domestic air services.

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Civil Air (Continued)

31304 Flight traffic control and communications facilities

including meteorological services or other aids to air navigation

31305 Number and location of training schools and aero clubs.

31306

Foreign airlines operating in Cuba including types of

aircraft used, flight numbers, frequencies, and routes.

3131

and any Bloc country.

Report information on civil air agreements between Cuba

3132

Cuba or beyond.

Report information on operations of Bloc airlines to

31321

Airline agreements or pooling arrangements involving

Cuban carriers or affecting Cuban services.

31322

CUBANA maintenance facilities including their availability

to other carriers, domestic or foreign.

31323

Other maintenance facilities available to civil air

operators plus fuel supplies

and services.

31324

for civil air administration.

Governmental controlling agency or organizational structure

31325

Aviation laws, Licensing requirements, etc.

31326

Principal personalities:

-(1) Government administrators;

(2) Airline officials; (3) Biographies of above.

31327

Means of identification: (1) aircraft markings; (2) uniforms

of airline personnel.

Local Level (Whenever personalities

are mentioned obtain as

complete a biographic sketch as possible).

3133

Automobile

a. Who are the outstanding garage men in your area?

Most trusted?

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Communications Industry

Microwave radio relay

National Level

3170 Describe the operation and facilities for microwave

radio relay of the Red Oficial de Comunicaciones por Microondas

(ROCMI) network.

a. Allocation of channels, 1.e., military, commercial,

etc.

b. List of routing indicators and abbreviations.

c. Location of stations Installed after RCA completed

Its initial installation.

d. Location of equipment within Havana, particularly

point of entry of microwave signal into Havana.

e. How traffic is routed on microwave.

f. Use and identification of cover names.

&. Information concerning communications operating

courses and nets.

3171 How many telephone channels are in use on this network

and what, If any, are the plans to enlarge the network?

3172 What are the nationalities of the technicians operating

this network?

3173 What is the current operating

status of the Ministerio

de Comunicaciones network?

3174 Who are the users of this network (military, militia,

other ministries, etc.)?

3175 What are the major operating difficulties?

3176 What is the operational status and identification

of the VHF and UHF stations connecting to the ROCMI network?

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Communications Industry (Continued)

Telephone System (Continued)

National Level (Continued)

3188 Describe the present quality of local and long-

distance service.

3189 How much of the open wirelines has been replaced by

cable? Where? What kind of cable was used?

Was the cable buried?

If any repeater stations are used along a cable route, where are

they located?

3190 Are there any plans for the use of direct long-

distance dialing?

Local Level

3191 Where are the telephone offices in yours and in

surrounding cities?

3192 Are they automatic

exchanges or are all calls handled

by operators?

3193 Are the telephone offices guarded? How?

3194. Are there pay phones in these cities?

3195 Did the withdrawal of coinage affect the use of these?

3196 List all remembered local telephone numbers. (Friends,

Important

people, Businesses, Militia, Fire department, City offices,

etc.)

3197 Where are the telephone exchange transfers, vaults,

substations (especially in smaller towns) located?

3198 What is the estimated number of telephones in your

area?

3199 Are telephones in good repair?

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Communications Industry (Continued)

Telephone System (Continued)

Local Level (Continued)

3200

Does subject know anyone in the telephone business,

civil or military?

a. Operators

b. Linemen

c. Repairmen

3201

Give complete data on any other aspects of the

telephone system with which source is familiar.

Telegraph. System

Comment on the status of modernization of the Cuban

Telegraph system for such things as:

a. Installation of new wirelines.

b. The switching of traffic from open wirelines to

microwave radio relay.

c. The location of and equipment used in point-to-

point radio facilities for passing telegraph traffic and the extent

of such use by the Institute Nacional de la Reforma Agraria (INRA)..

a. The progress in establishing domestic Telex

networks and any plans for establishing international Telex connections.

Radio and Television

National Level

3203 What is the operational status of the main radio

broadcasting and television studio in Havana?

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Communications Industry (Continued)

Radio and Ielevision (Continued)

National Level (Continued)

32031 When did Cuba begin broadcasting to other countries over

Radio Havana?

32032 Who is in charge of Radio Havana and who are his

assistants?

32033 Give the names of anyone else connected with Radio Havana

and tell what they do and where their political sympathies lie.

32034 Where are the studios of Radio Havana located? Where are

the transmitters?

•32035 Are any of Radio Havana's announcers and/or technicians

from tron Curtain countries?

32036

In what language does Radio Havana broadcast? Will any

new languages be added in the future?

32037 Radio Havanais used by various dissident groups. such as

the Guatemalan Information Cormittee to beam subversive programs to

specific countries. Who controls these groups? Can they broadcast

what they wish or are they merely "front" groups organized to give

the programs an aura of authenticity?

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Communications Industry (Continued)

Radio and Television (Continued)

National Level (Continued)

3204 What is the status of the new international radio.

broadcasting station under construction at Bauta near Havana?

3205

What are the number and types of transmitters in-

stalled at the Bauta station and to what extent is the station

operated by Cuban or Bloc personnel?

3206 What government entity is responsible for the

selection and preparation of radio and television programs?

What is the degree of Bloc involvement in such programming?

3207

What are the plans for extending coverage of

international radio broadcasting service?

32071 Is it true that Radio Havana actually has few listeners

Do many people write to Radio Havana reporting on

in Latin America?

reception?

32072 Are the programs of the Havana station called The

English School of the Air beamed to the United States or are they

intended solely for Cuba? Does the director of Radio Havana also

direct The English School of the Air?

32073 What can you tell us about the Radio Havana announcer.

named Barbara Collins? Is Robert Williams on the staff of Radio

Havana? Is Marge McCurdy an announcer for Radio Havana?

32074 How many transmitters does Radio Havana have? What

are the powers of the transmitters? How do programs reach the

transmitters from the studios?

32075 Does Radio Havana have a monitoring section to listen

to broadcasts from other countries?

If so, describe the section giving

number of personnel employed, language capabilities, which countries

and stations are monitored, what type of equipment is used, location, etc.

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Communications Industry (Continued)

Radio and Television (Continued)

National Level (Continued)

32076 What security precautions are taken at the Radio Havana

studios? Describe the studios, and if possible, draw a rough diagram

of the floor plan of the studios.

Local Level

3208

What are the most popular radio and television

programs?

3209

Estimate the number of television

sets in the area.

3210

Estimate the total radio and television audience.

3211

What is the quality of radio and television reception.

3212 Which radio and television personalities. are the most

and the

• least popular?

3213 What radio programs from foreign areas are popular?

3214 How much communist cultural material is broadcast?

What is the most effective type of communist propaganda? What is the

general reaction to this type of broadcast?

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Detailed information on local conditions is required for certain

priority areas.

This settion is designed to provide guidance for

exploitation of a person's knowledge of local conditions. It should

be used as an adjunct to the preceding functional and technical

sections.

Sources from Guane and Clenfuegos areas should be interrogated

in the greatest detail on local conditions as wellias on their

occupational specialty.

Sources with knowledge of the following areas also should be

given precedence in processing for this type of information.

(Pinar del Rio Province):

(Havana Province):

(Matanzas Province) :

(Las Villas Province) :

(Camaguey Province):

(Oriente Province):

Guane and Esperanza

Havana

Matanzas, Colon

Calbarien, sancti Spiritus;

Santa Clara

Moron, Camaguey, Nuevitas, Santa Cruz del

Sur, Florida

Puerto Padre, Gibara, Mayari, Holguin,

Baracoa, Santiago del Cuba, Manzanillo

Physical Setting

Persons who have lived in an area and who have spent time in the

out-of-doors can provide unique information related to movement across

local terrain. The following questions are a guide to developing informa-

tion on local terrain conditions.

Relief and Drainage

4001 Describe trails in your area.

What is the normal

amount of traffic using them?

4002 Describe and locate fords across streams, including

the steepness and composition of the stream banks, type and density.

of vegetation, depth and swiftness of the strean.

4003 Are there any caves

that could be used for hiding or

caching supplies? Can sink-holes

be used for the same purpose?

Water Supply

4004 What are the local supplies of water?

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Valuable intelligence information on the Soviet Bloc can

be obtained from the study of factory markings appearing on equipment

produced in the BLOC.

Of particular interest are serial numbers

and other markings on Soviet Bloc aircraft, artillery, motor

vehicles (including trucks, prime movers, etc., and scientific

equipment of all types:) Also all material of Naval interest such

as, communications equipment, sonar, ordnance, ASW (including mines,

torpedoes, depth charges, ahead thrown weapons, etc.), propulsion

machinery, Hover and Hydrofoil craft, pharmaceutical and medical

supplies and equipment, etc.

5001 (Exploitation opportunities) Minimum markings exploitation

of each piece of equipment and itsscomponents would include:

a. Type designation

b. Serial number

c. Date of production

d. Manufacturer

These data usually are available on nameplate or stamped into the

metal parts of equipment.

Documents, especially technical passports

or logbooks, are a valuable source because of the exact production

dates therein.

If the data include unfamiliar characters such as

Cyrillic or Chinese, an approximation of the type designation, (that

is familiar letters

and numbers) often is enough to establish the

product type and manufacturer where information is available from

other sources. Obviously, considerable attention to accuracy of

serial number and date information is necessary. Collection by

photography is preferred, if practicable; physical impressions

by clay, tape or overlay pencil rubbings next; and lacking this,

accurately hand-copied data can be used.

5002 (Interrogation opportunities) Does source recall any

numbers and/or letter number combinations stenciled or stamped on

Bloc equipment in Cuba? Any supporting photographs or similar

materials should be forwarded with reporting.

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A.

Selected List

of Cuban Industrial Organizations and Plants

B.. Map and List of Electric Power Stations

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Cuban Sugar Mills

(

Former Name New Name

1. Andreita

2. Manuelita

3. Adelaida

Patria

5. Punta

Alegre

6. Violeta

7: San German

8. Fajardo

9.

Toledo

10.

Providencia

11.

Guipuzcoa

Mal Tiempo

City &

Province

Cruces, L.V.

14 July

Palmira, L.V.

Enrique

Varona

Gonzalez

Patria 0

Muerte

Falla, Moron,

C.

Moron, C.

Maximo

Gomez

Punta de San

Juan, C.

Primero de Cupeyes, Moron C.

Enero

Urbano

Noris

San Germain, O.

CDIE.

Manuel

Fajardo

San Antonia de

Los Banos, H.

Manuel

Martinez

Prieto

Marianao, H.

Osvaldo

Sanchez

Guines, H.

Esteban

Hernandez

Marti, M..

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22-18N

80-16w

22-15N

80-31W

22-10N

78-50W

22-06N

78-38W

22-24N

78-46W

21-57N

78-27W

20-37N

76-09W

22-50N

82-27W

23-03N

82-25W

22-48N

82-02W

22-58N

80-57W

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Grinding

Capacity

M tons per

24 hours

2,722

6,237

14,309

2,551

6,237

8,289

7,598

1,701

5,103

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Former Name New Name

12. Santa Isabel

13. Trinidad

F.N.T.A.

14. Zaza

15. Fe

16. Corazon de

Jesus

17. Ulacia

18. Cunagua

19. Jaronu

20. Alava

21. Conchita

22. Mercedes

.23. Lugareno

24. Moron

City &

Province

Fomento, L.V.

Trinidad, I.V.

Placetas, L.V.

José Maria Camajuani, L.V.

Pérez

Mariana

Grajales

Carlos

Sitecito (Sagua),

L.V.

Rodrigo, I.V.

Balino

Bolivia

Cunagua, C.

Brasil

Jaronu

(Esmeralda),

Mexico

Banaguises, M.

Puerto

Alacranes, M.

Rico Libre

Seis de

Agosto

Sierra de

Cubitas

Manguito, M.

Lugareno, C.

Ciro ::

Redondo

Pina, C.

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22-06N

79-44W

21-50N

79-50W

22-17W

78-38W

22-26N

79-42W.

22-44N

80-04W

22-4IN-

80-12W

22-05N

78-20W

21-51N

77-58W

.22-47N

80-49W

22-45N

81-32W

22-38N

80- 52W.

21- 33N,

77-29W

22-01N/

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Grinding

Capacity

M tons per

24 hours

2,608

2,381

2,381

3,402

2,155

2,381

:9,526

12,836

4,763

4,002

3,856

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New Name

25. Stewart

Venezuela

26.

Cuba

27. Santo

Domingo

28.

Es pana

29. Alto Cedro

30. Palma

31. Santa Ana

32. Miranda

33:

Jatibonico

34. Jobabo

35. Mercedita

36. Chaparra

37. Delicias

38. La Vega

City &

Province

Simon Reyes, C.

Cuba Libre' Pedro

Betancourt, M.

Juan Avila Union de Reyes,

M.

Espana

Perico, M.

Republicana

Loynaz Marcane, O.

Hechevarria

Dos Rios

Chile

Palma Soriano,

0.

Azua (San Luis)

0.

Julio A.

Mella

Uruguay

Miranda, 0.

Jatibonico, C.

Peru

Jobabo, 0.

Augusto

Cesar

Sandino

Cabanas, P. de

R.

Jesus

Menendez

Puerto Padre, O.

Antonio

Guiteras

Puerto Padre, 0.

Humberto

Abrad

Guayos, L. V.

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Coordinates

. 21-44N

78-48W

22- 45N

81-18W

22-51N

81-30W

22-49N

81-01W

20-35N

75-58W

20-14N.

76-01W

20-16N

75-54W

20-23N

75-55W

21-55N

79-12W

20-50N

77-18W

22-59N

82-55W

21-10N

76-29W

21-11N

76-34E

22-030

79-28W

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Grinding

Capacity

M .tons per

24 hours

9,922

5,670

2,528

6,600

3,062

4,536

2,495

5,670

5,103

5,103

2,041

8,062

9,752

1,701

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39.

Former Name New Name

Tuinucu

40.

Cespedes

City &

Province

Sancti Spiritus,

I. V.

Carlos

Cespedes, C.

Manuel de

Cespedes

-41. Elia

Colombia

42. Francisco

Elia (Guairmaro),

C.

Guayabal, C.

43. Manati

Amancio

Rodriguez

Argelia

Libre

Dumanecos, 0.

44. San Francisco Marta

Cruces, L. V.

Abreu

45. Algodones

Orlando

Majagua, C.

Gonzalez

46. Baguanos

Lopez Pena

Cueto, O.

47. Tacajo

48. Agramonte

49. Estrella

Fernando

de Dios

Igancio

Agranonte

Republica

Dominicana

Cueto, 0.

Forida, C.

Cespedes, C.

50. Vertientes

Panama

Vertientes, C.

51. Isabel

(Jamaica)

52. Los Canos

Honduras

Jamaica, 0.

Paraguay

Arroy Hondo, 0.

C-4

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Coordinates

21-59N

79-26W

21-35N

78-17W

21-OIN

77-25W

20-49N

77-35W

21-18N

76-55W

22-22N

80-14W

21-52N

78-59W

20-46N

76-03W

20-5IN

76-00W

21-31N

78-14W

21-36N

78-18W

21-19N

78-12W

20-11N

75-06W

20-03N

75-08W

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Grinding

Capacity

M tons per

24 hours

4,536

4,356

6,010

7,450

9,639

1.928

3,402

3,742

3,742

4,536

4,736

8,992

1,814

2,041

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53.

Former Name New Name

Soledad

City &

Province

El Salvador Guantanamo, O.

54. Andorra

55.

Australia

56. Zorrilla

57. Maria

Antonia

58. Purio

59. San Pablo

60. Washington

61. El Pilar

62. San

Cristobal

Abraham

Lincoln

Artemisa, P de

R.

Jaguey Grande,

M.

Mario

Munoz

26 July

Los Arabos, M.

Santo Domingo,

I. V.

Perucho

Calabazar, I. V.

Figueredo

Zulueta, L. V.

Camilo

Manacas, I. V.

Cienfuegos

Eduardo

Garcia

Artemisa, P de

R.

Lavandero

Jose Marti

San Cristobal

P de R

63.

Hershey

Camilo

Santa Cruz Del

Cienfuegos Norte, H.

64. Rosario

Ruben

Aguacate, F.

Martinez

Villena

65. San Antonio

Boris Luis Madruga, F.

Santa

Colona

C-5

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Coordinates

20-13N

75-13W

22-48N

82-49W

22-31N

81-06W

22-46N

80- 38W

22-33N

80-42w

22-40N

79-52W

22-21N

79-36W

22-35N

80-18W

22-51N

82-46W

22-41N

83-01W

23-08N

81-57W

22-40N

82-03W

22-55N

81-52W

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Grinding

Capacity

M tons per

24 hours

2,495

2,495

2,619

1,928

907

2,268

1,701

3,629

3,062

3,402

7,371

2,381

3,027

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Former Name New Name

66. Araujo

Reinöld

Garcia

City &

Province

Manguito, M.

67. Tinguaro

Sergio

Gonzalez

Pericos, M.

68. Escambray

Fomento, I. V.

69. Perseverancia Primero

Real Campina,

de Mayo

L. V.

70.

Cape Cruz

Luis Enrique Ensenade de Mora

Carracedo

0.

71.

Niquero

Niquero, O.

72.

Tanamo

Frank Pais Cayo Mambi, 0.

73.

Constancia

74.

Portugalete Elpirio

Gomez

Encrucijada,

I. V.

Palmira, L. V.

75. Unidad

76. Amistad

Calabaza de

Sagua, L. V.

Amistad de Guines, H.

Los Pueblos

77• Gomez Mena

Hector

Molina

San Nicolas,

H.

78. Mercedita

Gregorio

Arlee

Manalich

Melena del

Sur, F.

Coordinates

22-36N.

80-54W

22-47N

80-57W

22-07N

79-45W

22-24N

80-45W

19-54N

77-19W

20-03N

77-35W

20-41N

75-15W

22-35N

79-52W

22-17N

80-25W

22-4IN

80-01W

22-51N

82-00W

22-46N

81-53W

22-50N

82-0.9W

C-6

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Grinding

Capacity

M tons per

24 hours

2,619

4,536

1,814

4,536

2,041

3,402

3,969

2,495

2,177

1,928

2,880

6,804

3,969

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Former Name New Name

79.

Resolucion

Jose R.

Riquelmg

80.

Baragua.

(Ciego de

Avila)

81.

Florida

Ecuador

City &

Province

Quemados de

Guines, I. V.

Ciego de Avila,

C.

Argentina

Florida, C.

82.

Marcareno

Haiti

Manopla, C.

83. : Constancia

Abreu, L. V.

84. Covadonga

Antonio

Sanchez

Carreno, I. V.

85. Hormiguero

Espartaco

San Fernando de

Camarones, L. V.

86. Parque Alto Batalla de Rodas, L. V.

Peralejo

87. Pastora

Osvaldo

Herrera

88.

San Agustin Ramon

Balboa

San Juan de Los

Yeras, I. V.

Santa Isabel de

las Lajas, I. V.

89. Boston

Nicaragua

Banes, 0.

90.

Preston

Guatemala

Preston, 0.

91.

Bahia

Honda

Harlem

Bahia Honda P

de R

92.

La Francia

Sierra

Maestra

Los Palacios

P de R

C-7

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Coordinates

22-50N

C0-20W

21-42N

78- 39W

21- 33N

78-15W

20-43N

77-52W

22-14N

80-34W

22-17N

80- 51W

22-15N

80-20W

22-22N

80-29W

22-18N

80-04W

22-21N

80-18W

20- 54N

75-43W

20-47N

75-39W

22-55N

83-12W

22-31N

83-14W

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Cane

Grinding

Capacity

M tons per

24 hours

1,814

7,371

3,402

3,865.

4,536

3,526

4,309

1,928

2,654

3,470

: 7,938

9,185

2,381

2,608

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Former Name

New Name

93.

Niagara

Manuel

Sanguily

City &

Province

Consolacion del

Norte P de R

94.

Orozco

95.

San Ramon

Pablo de

Cabanas, P de R

la Torriento

Brau

Orlando

Mariel, P de R

Nodarse

96. Havana

Havana

Libre

Cainito, H.

97. Josefita

Manuel

Nueva Paz, H.

Isla

98. Occidente

Pablo

Quivican, H.

Noriega

99. Portugalete Liberacion San Jose de Las

Lajas, H. -

100. Carolina

Gramma

Coliseo, M.

101. Dolores

Jaime Lopez Pedro Betancourt,

102. Dos Rosas

Fumerto

Alvarez

Cardenas, M.

103. Elena

Canasi, M.

104. Limones

105.

Porfuerza

Fructoso

Limonar, M.

Rodriguez

Jesus Rabi Calimete, M.

106.

Progreso

Jose Smith Mendez Carote,

C-8

SE C

REI

Coordinates

22-50N

83-31W

22-57N

83-02W

22-58N

82-47W

23-01N

82-37W

22-46N

81-45W

22-48N

- 82-24W

23-00N

82-13W

22-55N

81-16W

22-49N

81-17W

23-05N

81-18W

23-02N

81-43W

22-54N

81-25W

22-33N

80-51W

22-59N

81-11W

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Grinding

Capacity

M tons per

24 hours

1,542

3,084

2,381

1,701

1,814

907

2,041

2,551

1,588

1,746

907

2,495

2,937

3,062

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Former Name

107. Puerto

New Name

Puerto

Libre

City &

Province

Canasi, M.

108.

San Ignacio

Agramonte, M.

109.

Santa

Amalia

110. Santa

Rita

I11. Soledad

112. Triunfo

113. Adela

114. Amazonas

115. Caracas

116. Carmita

117. Fidencia

118. Macagua

119. Narcisa

120:

Natividad

William

Soler

Victoria de Coliseo, M.

Yagujay

Baro, Agramonte,

M.

Julio

Reyes

Jovellanos, M.

Mario Nunez Limonar, M.

Remedios, Lo ,V.

Hiram Rojas Sancti Spiritus,

L. V.

Ciudad

Caracas

Santa Isabel de

las Lajas, L. V.

Vega Alta, L. V.

Fidencia, L. V.

Mata, L. V.

Yuguajay, L. V.

7 de

Noviembre

Sancti Spiritus,

L. V.

C-9

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Coordinates

23-07N

81-47W

22-40N

81-07W

22-55N

81-17W

22-41N

81-00W

22-49N

81-09W

22-59N

81-21W

22-23N

79-32W

21- 40N

79-26W

22-23N

80-16W

22- 30N

79-49W

22-21N

79-40W

22-36N

79-58W

22-20N

79-17W

21-39N

79-29W

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Cane

Grinding

Capacity

M. tons per

24 hours

1,474

1,701

2,551

2,268-

2,767

1,928

2,722

1,701

3,969

1,984

2,495

1,814

3,969

1,928

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43.

SEC RET

Former Name

New Name

121.

Nazabal

Emilio

Cordova

122.

Nela

Obdulio

Morales

Torres

123:

Ramona

124.

Reforma

Marcelo

Salado

125. Resulta

Antonio

Finalet

126. San Agustin

Ramon

Balboa

127. San Isidro

128.

San Jose

Hermanos

Ameijerias

129.

Santa

Catalina

Carlos

Caraballo

130.

Santa

Lutgarda

E1

Vaguerito

131. Santa Maria

Efrain

Alfonso

132. Santa Rosa

10 de

Octubre

133.

Santa Teresa Santa

Teresa

Libre

City &

Province

Encrucijada,

L...V.

Mayajigua, L. V.'

Rancho Veloz,

L. V.

Caibarien, L. V.

Sagua La Grande,

L. V.

Remedios, L. V.

Quemados de

Guines, I. V.

Placetas, L. V.

Cruces, L. V.

Mata, L. V.

Ranchuello, L. V.

Ranchuello, L. V.

Sitiecito, L. V.

Coordinates

22-45N

79-44W

22-18N

79-06W

22-52N

80-21W

22- 30N

79-30W.

22-48N

80- 03W

22-21N

80-18W

22-47N

80-17W

22-19N

79-36W

22-23N

80-13W

22- 39N

79-58W.

22-22N

80-11W

22-22N

80-07W

22- 48N

80-06W

C.- 10

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Cane

Grinding

Capacity

M tons per

24 hours

2,835

1,928

4,423

2,551

2,835

2,722

2,722

2,891

2, 722

2,381

2,438

2,347

3,402

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ine,

134.

Former Name

Soledad

135. Vitoria

136.

Najasa

137. Santa Marta

138. Senado

139. Siboney

140. Algodonal

141. America

142. Baitony

143.

Borjita

144. Сасосит

145. Dos Amigos

146.

Ermita

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City &

New Name

Province

Pepito Tey Cienfuegos, L. V.

Coordinates

22-07N

80-20W

Alfredo

Alvarez

Mola

Candido

Gonzolez

Noel

Fernandez

Salvador

Rosales

America

Libre

LOS

Reinaldos

Paquito

Rosales

Cristino

Naranjo

Françisco

Castro

Ceruto

Yaguajay, I. V.

Hatuey, C.

Santa Marta, C.

Senado, C.

Marchena, C.

El Cristos, O.

Contramaestre,

0.

Almeida, O.

Dos Camines, 0.

Cacocum,

0.

Campechuela, O.

Costa Rica Near

Guantanamo, 0.

22-20N

79-15W

21-13N

77-33W

20- 48N

78-01W

21-34N

77-37W

21-16N

77-39W

20-09N

75-45W

20-15N

76-15W

20-11N

75-29W

20-12N

75-47W

20-45N

76-23W

20-14N

77-18W

20- 11N

75-24W

C-11

SECR

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Grinding

Capacity

M tons per

24 hours

2,551

2,495

2,268

4,536

5,103

2,041

1,826

2,631

5,103

2,722

2,381

1,474

1,814

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Former Name

New Name

147•

Esperanza

Argeo

Martinez

City &

Province

Guantanamo, O.

148.

Estrada

Palma

149. Isabel

150. Mabay

151. Maceo

152. Rio Cauto

153. Romelie

Bartolome

Maso

Xava, O:

Marquez

Juan

Media Luna, 0.

Manuel

Mar quez

Arquimedes Julia Bayamo,

Colina

Antunez

Antonio

Cacocum, O.

Maceo

Jose M.

Rio Cauto, 0.

Figueredo

Hector

Infante

Yateras,

GGuantanamo, 0.

154. Salvador

Calicito, O.

155. San Antonio Manuel

Tames

156.

San Ramon

Yateras,

Guantanamo, 0.

• San Ranon, 0.

157.

Santa

Cecilia

Jorge

Prieto

158. Santa Lucia

Rafael

Freire

Torres

Coordinates

20-12N

75-10W

20- 10N

76-5TW

20÷08N

77-27W

20- 21N

76-47W

20-45N

76-29W

20- 32N

76-56W

20- 10N

75.-05W

20-17N

77-14W

20-09N

75-03W

20-13N

77-22W

20-08N

75-08W

21-03N

76-02W

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Grinding

Capacity

M tons per

24 hours

2,268

3,175

3,402

2,551

2,041

4,536

1,701

2,155

1,588

2,268

(Converted

to chicken

farm)

1,701

4,196

Near Guantanamo,

0.

Santa Lucia, 0.

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159.

160.

Sofia

161. Union

Former Name New Name

Santa Regina Enidio

Diaz

Machado

Ranulfo

Leiva

Rafael

Reyes

City 8e

Province

Ceiba Fuega,

0.

Sofia, Bayano,

0.

San Luis, O.

Cane

Grinding

Capacity

M tons per

24 hours

2,268

Coordinates

20-13N

77-20W

20-19N

76-58W

20-12N

75-51W

2,041

1,928

C-13

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ANNEX K

24222

NPIC REPORTS

This annex contains extracts from NPIC publications such as

the Mission Coverage Index (MCI) and the Situation Summary (SITSUM).

The annex is arranged alphabetically by geographic area.

Within

each area the information is reported chronologically. This informa-

tion was widely disseminated throughout the intelligence community,

including some 50 U. S. domestic and overseas installations. The

first figure appearing in each extract refers to the mission number,

and the date is the date of overflight.

SECRET

DECLASSIFIED

E.O. 13526, SEC. 3.5

NLK-10-120

BYMAD NARA. Date 12/13

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-ANNEX

NPIC Reports

ALTO CEDRO AREAR

ARIILLERY TRAINING SITE

CU 2027N 87558H

3078 MCI

2 MAY 62 REPORTS

3 NM SOUTH OF ALTO CEORO AND CENTERED AROUNO

COVERS APPROXIMATELY 25-38 SO MI.

NUMEROUS AW POSITIONS, PERSONNEL TRENCHES,

AND FA POSITIONS, NUMEROUS BARRACKS IN

WOODED AREAS ALONG STREAM BEDS. 15 FA

PIECES JUST EAST OF SABARA. 18 CAMOUFLAGEO

PROBABLE FA PIECES ONE NM EAST OF SABARA.

APPROXIMATELY I& TRUCKS IN AREA EAST OF

SABARA. LANDING STRIP ZIPOO X TO FT ORIENTEO

NNE/SSH IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF SABARA. PUSSIELE

LANDING STRIP 12,408 X 130 FII ORIENTEO

NWISE UNCER CONSTRUCTION 1.5 NM SW OF SABARA.

138 ETI ORIENTED NWISE UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

1.5 NM SOUTHWEST OF SABANA.

SITSUM 15 JUN 62 REPORTS

AT LEAST 9 ADDITIONAL 6 GUN FLA

POSITIONS

(UNOCCUPIED) NOTEO SINCE MAY 62=

NO MISSILE ACTIVITY.

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ANTON

RECIO

AREA, MILITARY

INSTALLATION

CU

3683 SITSUM 29

JUN 62 REPORTS

NM NORTH OF ANTON RECIO, AT UTM GRID

TIQNO 485537 PAMS SERIES E7Z3, SHEET 408211.

2 BUILDINGS AND SEVERAL UNOCCUPIEO

EMPLACEMENTS.

9 CANVAS-COVERED PROBABLE

I8 TRUCKS PARKED IN AREA.

3085 SITSUM 12 JUL 62 REPORTS

•T NM NORTH OF

ANTON RECIO.

INSTALLATION CONTAINS 2 PROBABLE BARRACKS,

ONE PROBABLE MAINTENANCE BUILDING, AND 8

HUTS. GROUND-CLEARING ACTIVITY IN AREA.

VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT -- 9 CANVAS-COVERED

TANKS,

AND & TRUCKS.

•-..

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BAHIA HONDA,

PORT FACILITIES

CU

2255N

083114

3IOT STTSUM T4 OCT 62 REPORTS

VESSELS - ONE FREIGHTER.

UNIDENTIFTED EQUIPMENT IN PORT AREA. A SECURED STORAGE

AREA ON PUNTA GERARDO CONTAINS AT LEAST 25 PIECES OF

UNTOENTIFTEO EQUIPMENT. INCOMPLETE INFORMATION•

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Parame

BAHIA HONDA SAM STTE

G-3888, 29 AUG 62 REPORTS.

& NM NW OF BAHTA HONDA AT 22-57-32N

883-17-28W.

SA-2 SAM SITE UNDER CONSTRUCTION. FOUR

UNREVETTED LAUNCH POSITIONS COMPLETEO AND

2 UNDER CONSTRUCTION. TWO LAUNCHERS ARE

NET-COVERED. FRÜIT SET RADAR IS PRESENT AND

SURROUNDEO BY VERTICAL NETTING. SIX VANS AND

& MISSILE TRANSPORTERS

ARE PRESENT AND NET

COVERED. APPROXIMATELY

IS TENTS AND 1S

VEHICLES IN AREA.

3101 SITSUM 14 OCT 62 REPORTS

MISSILE LAUNCHERS AND GUIDANCE AREA ARE NOW REVETTED.

NO OTHER APPARENT CHANGE SINCE LATE AUG 62. INCOMPLETE

INFORMATION.

CU 2257N 083174

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BANES AREA, PORT FACILITIES

CU. 2855N 87542W1

3100 SITSUM 7 OCT 62 REPORTS

VESSELS -- 2 PF-TYPE SHIPS MOORED AT BANES PIER.

GROUND SCRAPED CLEAR IN SE SECTION OF BANES PORT.

APPROXIMATELY 15 PIECES OF UNTOENTIFIED EQUIPMENT.

PORT AREA• INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

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BANES

• AREA PROBAULE ELECTRONICS SITE

6-3788.

62 REPORTS.

NM ENE OF BANES.

SITE CONTAINS 2 LARGE AND 2 SMALL REVETMENTS

EQUIPMENT,

ADDITIONAL GENERATOR OR

VEHICLE REVETMENTS, AND ABOUT 38 TENTS.

CU

2058N

075381

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BANES CRUISE-MISSILE SITE

CU

2858N 07539W

G- 3888, 29 AUG 62 REPORTS.

• NA ENE OF BANES AT

20-58-S0N 875-38-10W.

SAM LAUNCH AND RADAR EQUIPMENT STORED IN

OPEN AREA ADJACENT TO PROBABLE ELECTRONICS

FACILITY.

EQUIPMENT

-- B MISSILE TRANSPORTERS WITH

CANVAS-COVERED TRAILERS. 7 ELECTRONICS

VANS AND 20 MISCELLANEDUS VEHICLES.

3093 SITSUM 26 SEP 62 REPORTS THE FOLLOWING MAJOR

CHANGES NOTED SINCE LATE AUG 62 -- CONSIDERABLE

PROGRESS IN SITE CONSTRUCTION IS EVIDENT. LAUNCH AREA

KEVETMENTS APPEAR COMPLETE, AND SITE IS OPERATIONAL. A

PROBABLE MISSILE IS LOCATEO ON THE NORTH LAUNCHER.

SEVEN CANVAS-COVERED MISSILE TRANSPORTERS AND ONE

EMPTY TRANSPORTER ARE PRESENT. TWO ADDITIONAL

RECTANGULAR REVETMENTS ARE UNDER CONSTRUCTION OPPOSITE

VEMICLE PARKING AREA• THO NEWLY CONSTRUCTEO MISSILE-

HOLO REVETMENTS, ONE OF WHICH IS OCCUPIED, ARE DIRECTLY

BEHINO EACH LAUNCHER. A NEW REVETMENT IS UNDER

CONSTRUCTION ADJACENT TO THE OCCUPIED MISSILE-HOLO

REVETMENT. ALL PREVIOUSLY REPORTED REVETMENTS LOCATED

THE LAUNCHERS NOW APPEAR OCCUPIED.

SIRA SITSUM 7 OCT 62 REPORTS

THE FOLLOWING CHANGES NOTEO SINCE LATE SEP 62 --

TWO NEW REVETMENTS ARE UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN FRONT OF

AND BETWEEN THE LAUNCH POSITIONS.

AREAS OF NEW CONSTRUCTION NOTEO DIRECTLY WEST OF

TENT AREA.

THE PREVIOUSLY REPORTED PRODABLE MISSILE ON THE NORTH

LAUNCHER

IS NOW CANVAS-COVERED.

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CAMAGUEY AREA,

LITARY AREA

3965 SITSUM

2 FEB 62 REPORTS

LOCATEO 6O5 MILES SE OF CAMAGUEY.

A FENCEO MILITARY AREA SERVED BY

AN ALL-

WEATHER.

Z-LANE ROAD. CONTAINS 3 BARRACKS,

BUILDINGS, AND 1 BUILDING UNDER

CCMSTRUCTION• ALSO 3 OCCUPIED LIGHT

IPOSS 37.

MMS ANTIAIRCRAFT ARTILLERY EMPLACEMENTS AND

PARKED HOWITZERS (POSS 122 MMI.

CU

2120N

077400

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CAMAGUEY AREA, MILITARY AREA

3065 SITSUM

2 FEB 62 REPORTS

LOCATEO 5.5 MILES SE OF CAMAGUEY AND

4 MILES

§ OF CAMAGUEY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT.

APPEARS CAPABLE OF

CONTAINS 4

ACCORMODATING APPROX 165 MEN BUTLDINGS ANO

BARRACKS, 3 ADMIN

NUMEROUS

STORAGE/SUPPORT PARTIALLY

OBSCURED BY VEGETATION IN THE AREA. 5 SMALL

EXCAVATIONS SIMILAR TO THOSE IN THE TRACKEO

VEHICLE PARK AT SANTA CLARA. NO EVIDENCE OF

VEHICLE

ACTIVITY ARE DISCERNIBLE. AREA 15

DEFENDED BY 2-LIGHT ANTIAIRCRAFT ARTILLERY

GUNS.

CU 2121N

07750W

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CAMAGUEY AREA, MILITARY ACTIVITY

3071 MCT 15 MAR 62 REPORTS

4.6 NMESE OF CENTER OF CAMAGUEY.

ONE

T-SHAPED BUILDING.

6 GABLE-ROOFEO

BUILDINGS,

4 OUG-OUT REVETMENTS, AND

AW POSITIONS IN SMALL WOODEO AREA AT

21-21

45N

077-50-45W•

CU 212IN 07750W

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CAMAGUEY AREAT

MILITARY

INSTALLATION

3078 NCT

MAY 62 REPORTS

NM ESE OF

CAMAGUEY.

SARRACKS-TYPE

BUILDINGS, 2 STORAGE

BUTLOINGS, NUMEROUS TRENCHES ANO

AN POSITIONS

EAST

BARRACKS

CU

2122N 07747W

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CAMAGUEY AREA, MILITARY INSTALLATION

CU 2117N

078014

3478 MCI 2 MAY 62 REPORTS APPROXIMATELY 8 NM SWOF

CAMAGUEY ON ROUTE: 5-39.

MILITARY AREA CONTAINING

RANCH BUILDINGS, 4 POSSIBLE

BARRACKS.

3 EXCAVATED

VEHICLE SHELTERS, AND NUMERGUS WEAPONS

EMPLACEMENTS

WHICH APPEAR TO BE UNOCCUPIEO.

A GOOD INTERNAL ROAD

NETWORK IS ALSO PRESENT. VEHICLES -- IO CARGO VEHICLES.

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C2007

CAMAGUEY

AREA.

MILITARY INSTALLATION

CU 2123N 07756H

3070 KCI 2 MAY 62 REPORTS

2.5 NM

WNW OF ROUNDHOUSE AT RAILROAD YARDS.

MILITARY

AREA CONTAINING 5 ADMINISTRATIVE

BUILDINGS OF WHICH 3 ARE TWO-STORIED,

BARRACKS, ONE VEHICLE MAINTENANCE/STORAGE

BUILDING, A THEATER, GYMNASIUM, AND 7

UNIDENTIFIED BUILDINGSI A MICROWAVE STATION

IS ALSO PRESENT:

VEHICLES -- 12 BUSES.

3979 SITSUM 22 MAY 62 REPORTS

STRONG POINT LOCATED 21-20-BON 877-49-204

CONTAINS 4 GABLE-ROOFED BUILDINGS ANO 2

UNOCCUPIED AAA EMPLACEMENTS SURROUNDEO

NUMEROUS TRENCHES AND PERSONNEL EMPLACEMENTS.

SITSUM 18 JUN B2 REPORTS

ÖNE BLOG UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND 4 TRUCKS.

UNUSUAL ACTIVITY.

3083 SITSUM 29 JUN 62 REPORTS

HEADOUARTERS AREA CONSISTING OF 6 LARGE

BARRACKS-TYPE BUILDINGS, 2 SUPPORT BUILDINGS,

AND 15 OTHER BUILDINGS.

VE ICES SITSUA IZ JUL 62 REPORTS

INFORMATION ON CAMAGUEY MILITARY

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NSTALLATIONS • IS AS FOLLOWS

MILITARY HEADQUARTERS LOCATED IN NE

SECTION OF CAMAGUEY -- NO APPARENT CHANGE

FACILITIES SINCE JUN 62•

VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT -- I0 SEMI-TRAILERS AND

CARS/JEEPS AT WAREHOUSE LOADING DOCK.

MILITARY TRAINING INSTALLATION 3.5 NM NNE

CAMAGUEY AT SITE OF FORMER BERNABE SANCHEZ

ADAN AIRFIELD -- BUILDINGS STILL UNDER

CONSTRUCTIONe NO CHANGE IN DEFENSES SINCE JUN

62• VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT -- 5 TRUCKS PARKED

NEAR MAINTENANCE BUILDING.

ARTILLERY TRAINING AREA Y NN ESE OF

SARAGUEY - 7 BARRACKS VARYING IN SIZER

SEVERAL UNOCCUPIED FIELO ARTILLERY

EMPLACEMENTS. VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT -- 6 TRUCKS,

2 FIELD ARTILLERY PIECES.

_ MILITARY AREA LOCATED 4•5 NM ESE OF

CAMAGUEY -- 2 BARRACKS, 2 UNOCCUPIED LIGHT

AAA EMPLACEMENTS. VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT --

TRUCK NOTED. INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

5. MILITARY BARRACKS AREA 5.5 NM ESE OF

CANAGUEY -- 4 BARRACKS, 6 UNOCCUPIEO LIGHT

AAA EMPLACEMENTS• AND 3 TRENCHES IN AREA.

VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT -- ONE TRUCK AND 6

POSSIBLE LIGHT ANA PIECES.

B• MILITARY AREA LOCATED 7.5 NM. SSW OF

CAMAGUEY

-- 7 PROBABLE BARRACKS, SEVERAL

OTHER BUILDINGS, 3 PROBABLE VEHICLE SHELTERS,

AND 12 UNOCCUPIED AAA/AW EMPLACEMENTS.

VEHICLESTEQUIPKENT -- 28 TRUCKS THROUGHOUT

AREA.

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CAMAGUEY AREA, MILITARY INSTALLATION

3079 SITSUM 22 MAY 62 REPORTS

NO CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE 2 MAY 62.

VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT -- APPROXIMATELY 54

VEHICLES PARKEO IN OPEN AREA.

INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

3082

• SITSUM 16

JUN 82 REPORTS

ONE BLOG UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND 4 TRUCKS.

UNUSUAL ACTIVITY.

SITSUM 29 JUN 62 REPORTS

SECURED AREA UNDER CONSTRUCTION CONTAINING

ONE LONG VEHICLE SHED, AND SEVERAL SMALL

BUILDINGS.

VEHICLES

-- NONE.

SITSUM 29 AUG 82 REPORTS

INFORMATION ON THE CAMAGUEY MILITARY

INSTALLATIONS IS AS FOLLOWS -- MILITARY

HEADGUARTERS LOCATED IN NE SECTION OF

CAFAGUEY, 1.8 NM SW OF SW END OF

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT RUNWAY -- NO APPARENT

CHANGE SINCE JUL 62. INCOMPLETE

INFORMATION.

MILITARY TRAINING INSTALLATION 3.5 NM NNE OF

CAMAGUEY AT SITE OF FORMER BERNADE SANCHEZ

ADAN AIRFIELD -- INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

ARTILLERY TRAINING AREA 7 NM ESE OF

CAMAGUEY -- NO REPORT.

MILITARY

IRAINING AREA LOCATED 4.5 NM ESE OF

CAMAGUEY - NO REPORT.

MILITARY BARRACKS AREA 5.5 NA ESE OF

CAMAGUEY AT EL PENON -- NO REPORT.

MILITARY AREA LOCATED 705 NN SSH OF

CAMAGUEY

== INCOMPLEIE INFORMATION.

CU

2123N 07757W

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CAMAGUEY INTERNATIONAL AIRFIELD

CU 2125N 87751W

6-3079.

22 MAY 62 REPORTS.

AIRCRAFT

=- TOTAL OF 18%

INCLUDING

3 FAGOT/FRESCO, ONE PROBABLE FAGOT/FRESCO,

LIAISON (POSSIBLY L-GO BRIGADIR). ONA LANESONSONE

MAPE, ONE POSSIOLE

TYPE TRUCKS SOUTH OF SW END

SEA FURY. TORENWAY. INCOMPLETE

INFORMATION.

G- 3088.

JUNE 6Z REPORTS. AIRCRAFT COUNT

3 L- 60 BRIGADYR, ONE C-4,7. ONE

FAROTALLETO SINGENG CAME P TOKEN CAN NOTEO IN

DEFENSES, NO

NOT OBSERVED.

G- 30820

18 JUNE

62 REPORTS.

NO CHANGE TO

FACICITIES.

RUNWAY SERVICEABLE. AIRCRAFT ==

A TOTAL

I1 INCLUDING

-= 5 FRESCOA 1 CRATE, I C-47.

1 HOUND •

LIAISON, 1

BRIGADYR AND

I DERELICT SEA FURY:

CONSTRÜCTION CONTINUING ON AIRCRAFT REVETMENTS.

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G- 3083.

29 JUNE 62 REPORTS.

AIRCRAFT --

TOTAL

INCLUDING & FRESCO, 2 CRATES ONE C-47, 2 LIAISONe

ONE BRIGADYRA AND ONE UNIDENTIFIED SINGLE-ENGINE.

ONE DERELICT SINGLE-ENGINE. RUNWAY SERVICEABLE. NO

CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE MAY 62. AIRCRAFT REVETHENTS

STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION• INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

G-3085, 12 JULY 62 REPORTS.

AIRCRAFT -

TOTAL

160 INCLUDING 6 FAGOT/FRESCO, 5 LIAISON, 2

BRIGADYR!

ONE HOUND. ONE CRATE (TAKING OFFIA AND ONE.

DERELICT

FURY. RUNWAY SERVICEABLE. TOKEN RADAR IN PLACE ON

MORTH SIDE OF EAST END OF RUNWAY. NO OTHER APPARENT

CHANGES SINCE JUN 620

SITSUM 5 AUG 62 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT --

A TOTAL OF 18, INCLUDING

18 FAGOT/FRESCO, O BRIGADYR, ONE

UNIDENTIFTED SINGLE-ENGINE, AND ONE DERELICI

SEA FURY.

NO APPARENT CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE

JUL 02. INCOMPLETE

INFORMATION.

G-3088• 23 AUG 62 REPORTS.

AIRCRAFT

-- TOTAL OF 18, INCLUDING 14 FAGOT /

FRESCO, 2 LIAISON, ONE CAB AND ONE CRATE.

NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE JUN 62.

INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

3UB9 SITSUM 5 SEP 62 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT

13 FAGOT/FRESCO, 2 LIAISON, ONE

C47, AND ONE

CRATE•

NO APPARENT CHANGE

IN FACILITIES SINCE

JUN 62. INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

3898 SITSUM 5 OCT 62 REPORTS

INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

3100

SITSUM 7 OCT 62 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT -- NONE NOTED.

NO APPARENT CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE JUN 62.

INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

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CAMILO CIENFUEGOS (SANTA CLARA) AIRFIELO

CU

G- 30789

1962 REPORTS.

RUNWAY APPEARS

COMPLETE, I

BUT COULO DE EXTENDED AT EITHER ENO.

CITUMINOUS SURFACINGO 100 TENTS ON HARDSTANDS• SEVEN OF

11 REVETHENTS ON THE WEST END HAVE BEEN AT LEAST

PARTIALLY EARTH-COVERED. DEFENSES -- 3 UNOCCUPIEO ANA

POSITIONS NORTH OF RUNWAY AT WEST END. TRENCHES OFF

END OF RUNWAY,

TRENCHES AND AN POSITIONS AROUND

RADAR INSTALLATION, 6 AA EMPLACEMENTS, 3

OCCUPIED, WEST OF

TOKEN RADAR

SITE. AIRCRAFT --

FAGOT/FRESCO, AND 2. CRATE• APPROXIMATELY 95

OBSERVED.

G- 3079, 22 MAY 1962 REPORTS.

AIRCRAFT -- TOTAL OF

INCLUDING 3 MIG-15, 6 LIAISON-TYPE, AND ONE

HELICOPTER CHARE-TYPET. NO APPARENT CHANGE IN DEFENSES,

FACILITIES, COMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONIOS FACILITTES

SINCE 2 MAY GZ. NO TROOP CONCENTRATIONS.

G- 3080, 6 JUNE 1962 REPORTS.

AIRCRAFT -- Z FAGOT/

MIDGET, ANO 7 LIAISON-TYPE. NO APPARENT CHANGE

DEFENSES,

FACILITIES, COMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONICS.

INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

C-3081, 15 JUNE 19G2 REPORTS.

NO APPARENT CHANGES.

AIRGRAFT --

A TOTAL OF 5 INCLUDING 3 FAGOT/FRESCO, 2

COLT. INCOMPLETE INFO.

G-3082, 18 JUNE 19G2 REPORTS. NO CHANGE

FACILITIES NOTED. AIRCRAFT -- 2 FRESCO AND 2 PROBABLE

COLT. INCOMPLETE INFO.

G- 3083, 29 JUNE

1962 REPORTS. AIRCRAFT -- TOTAL OF

9, INCLUDING 6 FAGOT/FRESCO, AND 3 LIAISON-TYPE.

RUNWAY SERVICEABLE.

PREVIOUSLY NOTED TOKEN RADAR NOT

OBSERVED. NO OTHER APPARENT CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINGE

MAY 62. CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY CONTINUING ON COVERED

AIRCRAFT REVETNENTS.

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G- 3085, 12 JULY 1962 REPORTS.

AIRCRAFT -- A TOTAL

OF 8.

INCLUDING 7 FAGOT/FRESCO AND ONE HARE. RUNWAY

SERVICEABLE• CONSTRUCTION CONTINUING ON COVERED PARKING

AREAS AND IN THE VICINITY OF THE PARKING. APRON.

DEFENSES -- 4 OCCUPIED 6-GUN LIGHT AAA POSITIONS ALONG

PERIPHERY OF AIRFIELD. TOKEN RADAR AGAIN IN PLACE ON

HILL NORTH OF RUNWAY. NUMEROUS TENTS NOTEO IN VICINITY

OF PARKING APRON AND LOOP TAXIWAY.

3886 SITSUM 5 AUG 62 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT -- A TOTAL OF 6P INCLUDING

5 FAGOT/FRESCO, AND ONE LIAISON.

INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

G- 3089, 29 AUG OZ REPORTS.

AIRCRAFT --

IOTAL OF 7. INCLUDING 5 FAGOT/

FRESCO, ONE HOUND, AND ONE HARE.

SEVEN COMPLETED EARTH-COVERCO REVETMENTS ANO

1 UNDER CONSTRUCTION AT WESTERN END OF

AIRFIELO,

AND Y COMPLETED EARTH-COVERED

REVETMENTS

AT EASTERN END.

SITSURE 5 SEP G2 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT -- A

• TOTAL OF 152 INCLUDING ONE

FISHBED, 11

ONE HOUND.

FAGOT/FRESCO, 2 BRIGADYRI AND

FOUR PROPABLE AIRCRAFT SHIPPING CRATES

144 X 8.5 FT) IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF FISHBED

TAXIWAY.

PROBABLE SHIPPING CRATES

(APPROXIMATELY 44 X 8.5 FT) APPROXIMATELY

41500 FT WNH OF RUNWAY.

32 SQUAD TENTS, 9 LARGE SQUAD TENTS, 4

MECIUM-SIZE TENTS.

AIRCRAFT REVETMENTS -- FOUR COVERED

REVEINENTS, 3 EARTH-COVERED REVETMENTS,

2 REVETMENTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION AT WEST ENO

OF RUNWAY. FIVE EARTH-COVEREO REVETMENIS AT

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POSITIONS

4 OCCUPIED O-GUN BATTERIES

AND ONE OCCUPIEO 3-GUN BATTERY ON PERIPHERY

OF AIRFIELO.

TOKEN RADAR

AND 4 VANS ON HILL NORTH OF

RUNWAY. R

RUNWAY SERVICEABLE. NUMEROUS

VEMICLES AND

EQUIPMENT THROUGHOUT THE

EARTH SCRAPING EAST OF RUNWAY. NO APPARENT

CHANGE IN

FAGILITIES SINCE AUG 62..

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CAMPO COLUMBIA MILITARY INSTALLATION

CU

3078 MCI

2 MAY 62 REPORTS

NO APPARENT CHANGE IN FACILITIES OR

DEFENSES SINCE APR 62.

VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT -- APPROXIMATELY 20

VEHICLES PARKED NEAR REVIEWING STAND, AND

APPROXIMSTE SUAS 22 BUSE 62 APORR POOL AREA.

VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT -- 44 BUSES IN MOTOR

POOL, a CARS AND 2 BUSES AT REVIEWING STAND.

NO APPARENT CHANGES IN FACILITIES AND

DEFENSES EXCEPT

THAT LIGHT AAA POSITIONS

ARE NOT APPARENT.

30&A SITSUM

6 JUN 62 REPORTS

NO MILITARY VEHICLES OR EQUIPMENT OBSERVED.

56 BUSES AND NUMEROUS CARS IN AREA.

NO APPARENT CHANGE TO FACILITIES SINCE MAY 62.

... 3UBZ SITSUM 18 JUN 62 REPORTS

NO APPARENT CHANGES TO FACILITIES SINCE

APRIL 62.

VEHICLES

BUSES IN MOTOR

POOL

AND 50

MISCELLANCOUS VEHICLES THROUGHOUT

SITSUM 29 JUN 62 REPORTS

AREA.

VEHICLES -- 43 BUSES NEAR AOMINISTRATIVE

BUTLOING.

I APPARENT CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE APR 62.

3484 SITSUM

8 JUL 62 REPORTS

VEHICLES -- APPROXIMATELY 50 BUSES NEAR

ADMIFISTRATIVE BUILOING.

NO APPARENT CHANGE IN FACILITIES• INCOMPLETE

INFORMATION•.

SITSUM 12 JUL 62 REPORTS

VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT

46 BUSES IN MOTOR PARK

AND APPROXIMATELY 12 OTHER VEHICLES IN CAMP

ARCA EARTH SCARRING INDICATING POSSIBLE NEW

CONSTRUCTION IN CENTER AND SW SIDE OF AREA.

3R8U SITSUM 29 AUG 62 REPORTS

SITES IN CENTER AND ON SW SIDE OF AREA. NO

CHANGES IN FACILITIES OR DEFENSES SINCE

APRIL 1962.

VEHICLES

185 BUSES

IN PARKING AREA AND

7 JUST OUTSIDE OF CONPOUND.

2305N

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CAMPO FLORIDA POSS CRUTSE-MISSILE SITE

CU

2386N

30B8 SITSUM, 29 AUG 1962 REPORTS A NEW MISSILE

INSTALLATION HAS BEEN LOCATED 9.5 NA EAST OF HAVANA,

3.7 NN WSW OF CAMPO FLONIDA AT 23-46-30N782-11-864.

INSTALLATION IS SITUATED APPROXIMATELY 4 NM SOUTH

FROM. THE COAST AT AN ELEVATION APPROXIMATELY 150

FEET. THE SITE IS SECURED BY A FENCE AND CONSISTS OF

SOME EQUIPMENT THAT IS SIMILAR IN BOTH CONFIGURATION:

AND GENERAL LAYOUT AS THAT FOUND AT MISSILE STTES NEAR

BANES AND SANTA CRUZ DEL NORTE. THE EQUIPMENT CONSISTS

OF THO UNREVETTÉO PROBABLE CANVAS COVERED LAUNCHERS

APPROXIMATELY I75 FEET APART AND ORIENTED 254 DEGREES

AND 228 DEGREES RESPECTIVELY, TWO PROBABLE VANS, SEVEN

CANVAS COVERED TRAILER-TYPE VANS TWO OF WHTCH ARE

PROBABLY ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATED, ALL OF THE ABOVE

MENTIONED EQUIPMENT IS INTER-CONNECTED BY CABLE. ALSO

WITHIN THE AREA ARE SIX CANVAS COVERED MISSILE

TRANSPORTERS, SIX TRAICER VANS, FOUR TRÜCK VANS, FOUR

TENTS

AND SEVEN UNIDENTIFIED PIECES OF EQUIPMENT.

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CANANOVA MILITARY ARCA

3108 SITSUM 20 OCT 62 REPORTS

EAST EDGE

OF CANANOVA.

SIX TENTS

AND 2 LONG

STORAGE-TYPE

BUILDINGS.

APPROXIMATELY IO UNIDENTIFIEO VEHICLES 1.000

SOUTH OF

TENTS ON HEST SIDE OF ROAD. NO OTHER

ACTIVITY NOTED.

CU 2838N 87505W

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CASILOA PORT

CU 2145N 07959H

3078 MCI

62 REPORTS

VESSELS

NUMEROUS SMALL CRAFT

IN PORT

AT CASILDA.

IN PORT FACILITTES

SINCE MAR 62•

TROOP OR VEHICLE CONCENTRATIONS.

3070 SITSUM 22 MAY GE REPORTS

VESSELS HE NUMEROUS SMALL CRAFT

PORT AT CASILDA.

NO CHANGE

IN PORT FACILITTES SINCE Z MAY 62.

TROOP OR VEHICLE CONCENTRATIONS.

30BO SITSUM

6 JUN 62 REPORTS

TROOP OR VEHICULAR CONCENTRATIONS NOTED.

NO RAIL TRAFFIC. CASILDA - 28 TANK CARS NEAR

POL AREA. NUMEROUS SMALL CRAFT AT PIERS AND

IN HARBOR.

CARGO VESSEL (APPROXIMATELY

350 FTS ON SE COURSE QUISIDE OF HARBOR.

SITSUM 29 JUN &2 REPORTS

VESSELS --

NUMEROUS SMALL CRAFT IN

CASTLDA PORT.

NO TROOP OR VEHICLE CONCENTRATIONS NOTED.

SITSUM 12 JUL 62 REPORTS

NO MILITARY ACTIVITY OR VEHICLE CONCENTRATION

OBSERVED

IN TRINIDAD.

NO CHANGE IN FACILITIES AT CASILDA PORT SINCE

MARCH 62.

VESSELS

ONE CARGO VESSEL AT QUAY.

3483 SITSUM 29 AUG S2 REPORTS

205 NM SOUTH OF TRINIDAO.

VESSEL DESERVEO OFF-LOADING

MATERIEL.

VENICLES/EQUIPHENT --S TANKS, IS TANKS OR

SP GUNS, 16 UNIDENTIFIEO VEHICLES, AND

APPROXIMATELY 28 TRUCKS IN IMMEDIATE

VICINITY OF WHARF. APPROXIMATELY 10

UNIDENTIFIEO PIECES OF EQUIPMENT ON LARGE

CARGO VESSEL AT PIER.

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CHANDAS SAM SITE

CU 2213N

7 OCT 1962 REPORTS LOCATED 2 NA NE OF CHAMBAS

AT 22-13-20N7078-53-30W AND 12 NU SSW OF PUNTA ALEGRE.

SITE TS NOT REVETTED. EQUIPMENT OBSERVED - 6 LAUNCHERS

PROB CANVAS COVERED, POSS FRUIT SET RADAR AND Y VANS

IN CENTRAL GUIDANCE AREA, 4 POSS MISSILE TRANSPORTERS,

APPROX TO

TADDITIONAL VEHICLES, APPROX IN TENTS, SITE

CONFIGURATION NOT DISCERNIBLE.

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CHAPARRA SAM SITE

CU

2107N 57626N

SAM SITE IS LOCATED 3.2 NM SE OF CHAPARRA.

3493 SITSUM 26 SEP 62 REPORTS 3. 2 NM SE OF

CHAPARRA

AT 21-117-20N 976-26-20H- SIX LAUNCH POSITIONS

NOTED, STAR CONFIGURATION. INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

_SITSUM Y OCT 62 REPORTS

SA-2 SAM SITE, FIRST REPORTED IN LATE SEP 021 IS

UNREVEITEO AND CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING FACILITIES

EQUIPMENT

6 PROBABLE CANVAS-COVEREO. MISSILE

LAUNCHERS, POSSIBLE FRUIT SET RADAR AND 5 VEHICLES IN

CENTRAL

GUIDANCE AREA, POSSILE SPOONREST RADAR AND 2

ASSOCIATEO VEHICLES,

TENTS,

7 POSSIBLE TENTS, AND

PPROXIMATELY ZO ADOITIONAL VEHICLES.

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•CIEGO DE AVILA, SAM ASSEMBLY AREA

CU

2152N

878441

CUBAN REFUGEE REPORTED SEEING CONVOY OF

SOVIET

VEHICLES TURN IN AT FINCA JULIA, LOCATED 7

KH NOKTH OF

CIEGO DE AVILA AT GRID Q0295248. APPROXIMATELY LINDA

SOVIETS REPORTED THERE• CUBANS REPORTEOLY EXCLUDEO.

RUMORS CIRCULATING

. AMONG RESIDENTS THAT

MISSILE

WAS LOCATED ABOUT IT KM NORTH OF CIEGO DE AVILA.

DATE OF INFO.

OCT 62

3498 SITSUM 5. OCT

62 REPORTS

NM NE OF CIEGO DE

AVILA AT 21-52-00N

078-44-07W•

BIVOUAC AREA CONTAINING 15 LARGE TENTS,

APPROXIMATELY 25 SMALL TENTSO ANO

APPROXINATELY 45 VEHICLES ANO PIECES OF

CQUIPHENT.

INCOMPLETE

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CIENFUEGOS PORT FACILITIES

CU

2209N 08027W

G- 3078,

2 MAY 62 REPORTS.:

NO APPARENT CHANGE IN

FACILITIES SINCE MISSION 3850, 3 SEP

61. ONE SMALL

FREIGHTER AT LONG T-SHAPE PIER NEXT TO PUNTA VERDE

2 LARGE FREIGHTERS OFF

PUNTA MAJAGUA. NUMEROUS SMALL

CRAFT THROUGHOUT HARDOR. NO CHANGES IN FACILITIES

INCOMPLETE INFORMATION..

VESSELS

-- ONE

TANKER, 4 CARGO VESSELS, 6 COASTAL FREIGHTERS, 18

BARGES, LIGHTERS,

AND LAUNCHES, 6 SMALL PATROL BOATS,

AND NUMEROUS

SMALL CRAFT.

22 MAY 62 REPORTS.

FACILITILS

6-30794 SINCE 2 MAY 62• VESSELS -- ONE CARGO

NO APPARENT CHANGE IN

VESSEL

ANCHORED WEST OF PUNTA CORDA. INCOMPLETE

INFORMATION.

6-30800.

6 JUN 62 REPORTS. VESSELS -- ONE CARGO

VESSEL (S0O FTI, CARGO VESSEL (415 FID

CARGO VESSEL

1200 FTl.

ALONGSIDE PIERS AT PUNTA VEROE. ONE

CARGO VESSEL

(415 FT) ALONGSIDE QUAY NORTH END

ENSENADA MARSILLAN, NUMEROUS.

SMALL CRAFT. NO

APPARENT CHANGE IN FACILITIES

INCLUDE LARGE QUANTITY OF 25-FT CRATES AND

SINCE NAY 620 VLENSERSS

IN ENSENADA MARSILLAN.

G- 3082, 18 JUN 62

REPORTS.

SINCE MAY

620

VESSELS REPOR SARGOO CHANGS TANKER ANDIES

COASTAL TANKER.

6-30871.

• 29 JUN 62 REPORTS. VESSELS -- 3 CARGO

ONE PATROL

CRAFT, 4 PT BOATSO AND NUMEROUS SMALL CRAFT.

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G-3095. 12 JUL

62 REPORTS.

VESSELS -- ONE TANKER

AT PIPELINE PIER. ONE FREIGHTER AT RAIL PIER:

FREIGHTERS AT T-HEAD PIER ON SOUTH SIDE. 2 KRONSHTADT-

CLASS. 4 PT

BOATS, AND ONE POSSIBLE GUNBOAT AT CAYO

LOCO.

ONE PT BOAT ON SOUTH SIDE OF PENINSULA. ONE

POSSIBLE PI BOAT ON MARINE RAILWAY. ONE U/I BOAT AT

LAST END OF SOUTH SIDE OF PENINSULA. NUMEROUS BARGES

AND SMALL CRAFT IN HARBOR. MATERIAL STORED IN OPEN

AT CAYO LOCO.

SITSUM 5

i AUG 62 REPORTS

VESSELS

ONE 514-FT FREIGHTER OFFLOADING

UNTO BARGES. ONE 485-FT FREICHTER MOVING

INTO DOCK AREA. ONE 440-FT FREIGHTER ALONG

SIDE OF T-HEAD PIER. 2 FREIGHTERS

AND 520 FTS AT RAIL

PIER. 4 PT GOATS,

ONE POSSIBLE GUNBOAT. 2 PATROL GRAFT.

NUMEROUS BARGES

_AND SMALL CRAFT IN MARBOR.

NO APPARENT CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE

MAY 62.

RAIL CARS -- 12 BOXCARS ON DOCK,

24 BOXCARS

ON SIDINGS AT

END OF

DOCK• APPROXIMATELY 190

FREIGHT CARS IN RAILYARO.

6-3288%.

29 AUG 62 REPORTS.

NO APPARENT CHANGE IN PORT FACILITIES SINCE JUL 62•

VESSELS -- 3 FREIGHTERS OFF-LOADING AT

TORRIENTE PIER AND DONESTEVEZ WHARF

(ENSENADA MARSILLAND, ONE FREIGHTER AT

ANCHOR IN GAMIA DE CIENFUEGOS, 4 PT BOATS

AND ONE KRONSITADI-CLASS PO AT NAVAL DASE.

30B9 SITSUM 5 SEP 62 REPORTS

VESSELS

-- 3 FREIGHIERS AT TORRIENTE PIER

AND DONERTEVEY WHARF• ONE FRETCHTER

RAILROAD PIER.

INCOAPLETE INFORMATION.

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CTENFUEGOS SAM SITE

G-3088, 29

AUG 62 REPORTS •

SSE OF CIENFUEGOS AT 22-02-50N

800-24-26W.

SA-2 SAM SITE UNDER CONSTRUCTION. SIX

UNREVETTEO LAUNCH POSITIONS WITH AT LEAST S

LAÜNCHERS EMPLACED, ONE OF WHICH IS POSSIBLY

NET-COVERED. GUIDANCE RADAR AND 4 ASSOCIATED

VANS LOCATED IN CENTER OF SITE. CABLE SCARS

NOTED LEADING FROM THE GUIDANCE AREA TO AT

LEAST 4 OF THE LAUNCH POSITIONS. THREE

PROBADLE MISSILE TRANSPORTERS ARE T

PRESENT.

CU

2202N 080247

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COLONEL MARTIN MARRERKO AIRFIELO

3078 MCI

• 2 MAY 62 REPORTS

NO CHÄNGE SINCE MISSION 3445.

23 APR 611 EXCEPT THAT NE/SW RUNWAY IS

UNDERGOING

REPAIR AND IS BEING REGRADED:

NOT SERVICEABLE AT TIME OF PHOTOGRAPHY.

BURGRAS PROGNONE NOT SERVICEABLE BECAUSE

OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY PROBABLY RUNWAY

IMPROVEMENT I•

NO OTHER APPARENT CHANGE

SINCE FEB

NUMEROUS

TRENCHES AND FIRING POSITIONS

AROUND AIRFIELD.

30U8 SITSUN

6 JUN 6Z REPORTS

AIRCRÄFT -- NONE.

APPARENT CHANGE TO DEFENSES OR FACILITIES

SINCE MAY G2. RUNWAY CONSTRUCTION CONTINUING.

NOT SERVICEABLE.

3095 SITSUM 29 SEP ÜZ REPORTS AIRCRAFT -- NONE•

NO APPARENT CHANGE SINCE JUN 62. RUNWAY CONSTRUCTION

CONTINUINGO CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT SCATTERED

THROUGHOUT AREA.

3101 SITSUM 14 OCT 62 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT -- NONE.

CONSTRUCTION CONTINUING ON RUNWAYS. GRADING HAS

PROGRESSEO FOR APPROXIMATELY 5,206 FT ON NH RUNWAY.

UNWAYS PROBABLY UNSERVICEABLE. INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

CU 2158N

08247W

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CONDADO AREA, PROBABLE MILITARY INSTALLATION

3078 MCT.

2 MAY 62 REPORTS

ONE NA SW OF CONDADO.

NINE BARRACKS APPROXIMATELY I28 BY 25 FT,

ONE BUILDING

120 BY 75 FT, FIVE MISCELLANEOUS

SMALLER BUILDINGS.

VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT

24 TRUCKS, 3 JEEPS.

AIRCRAFT -- ONE HOUND.

AIRCRAFT =-

ONE HOUND.

I2 BUILDINGS, APPROXIMATELY 120 BY 29 FT, AND

SMALLER MISCELLANEOUS BUILDINGS. NO

DEFENSES NOTED.

CU 2152N A7951W

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CUATRO CAMINOS AREA, MILITARY TRAINING AREA

3060 SITSUM 26 OCT 61 REPORTS

& LÄRGE AND NUMEROUS SMALL BUILDINGS, 10

UNOCCUPIED WEAPONS EMPLACEMENTS.

ONE FLAT

BEO TRUCK, O.

CAMOUFLAGED VEHICLES IN

REVETMENTS,

AND EXTENSIVE TRACK ACTIVITY

AT 28-06-30N 075-33-201.

CU

2007N 07533W

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CUEVAS DEL PEPU, REPORTED MISSILE ACTIVITY

CU

3065 SITSUH

2 FEU O2 REPORTS

NO

MISSILE ACTIVITY OBSERVED.

3071 MCI 15 MAR.

62 REPORTS

NO

MISSILE ACTIVITY OBSERVED.

3074 SITSUM I APR OZ REPORTS

MISSILE ACTIVITY OBSERVED.

INCOMPLETE REPORT.

3HBA SITSUM

6 JUN G2 REPORTS

APPARENT CHANGE IN AREA DEFENSES.

UNUSUAL ACTIVITY OBSERVED.

329L SITSUM 15 JUN 62 REPORTS

MISSILE OR UNUSUAL ACTIVITY NOTED.

3083 SITSUM 29 JUN 62 REPORTS

NO MISSILE OR UNUSUAL ACTIVITY NOTEO.

3085 SITSUM 12 JUL

62 REPORTS

MILITARY OR UNUSUAL ACTIVITY NOTEO.

2022N

97622N

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DOS

CAMINOS

AREA, MILITARY TRAINING AREA

CU

ZBI1N

075494

SITSUM 26 OCT 61 REPORTS

APPROXIMAIELY 4S FA POSITIONS, 2 AW

POSITIONS, ONE MORTAR POSITION.

NUMEROUS

TRENCHES AND PERSONNEL EMPLACEMENTS LOCATED

20-10-45N 475-48-401.

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EL CRISTO AREA, MILITARY TRAINING AREA

3045 MOI 23 APR 61 REPORTS

205 NA NH OF EL CRISTO.

12 PROBABLY OCCUPIED AUTOMATIC WEAPONS

POSITIONS LOCATEO ON

" SIDE OF ROUTE 6-53.

3OGH SITSUM 26 OCT 61 REPORTS

NUMEROUS TRENCHES, FA EMPLACEMENTS AND

TRAINING SCARS AT 20-08-28N

48-810410

SITSUM

6 DEC 61 REPORTS

APPROXIMATELY 45 UNOCCUPILO FA POSITIONS.

NUMEROUS TRENCHES, PERSONNEL EMPLACEMENTS

AND VEHICLE TRACK ACTIVITY.

SITSUM 15 JUN 62 REPORTS

APPARENT CHANGES NOTED SINCE

HAY 02.

CU 2009N 07548H

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EL CRISTO AREA, ARMOR TRAINING AREA

3062 SITSUM 19 JAN 62. REPORTS

LOCATED

I MILE EAST OF EL CRISTO.

COVERS APPROX 8U ACRES AND IS PARTIALLY

FENCED. 2 PROBABLE SUPPORT BUILDINGS,

PROBABLE

TENTS AND 3.

SMALL TRENCHES •

VEHICLES

5 HEAVY TANKSO

2 PROBABLE

TANKS,

POSSIBLE TANK, Z CARGO VEHICLES.

CU

2407N

875446

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-I CRISTO AREA, MILITARY INSTALLATION

CU.

2008N 87547W

MCI 2 MAY 62

NH NH OF

• REPORTS

EL CKISTO.

ENCOMPASSING

NM ON EAST 510E..

AND ABOUT 2.5

AREA TO WEST CONTAINS AT

LEAST 3U OISPERSED SINGLE-STORY, GABLE-ROOFED

QUILDINGS• ARFA ALSO CONTAINS NUMEROUS FA

POSITIONS, TRENCH SYSTEMSI AND VEMICLE

REVETMENTS• ONE FA POSITION AND ONE NORTAR

POSITION OCCUPIED. EXTENSIVE AREA OF TRACKED

VEHICLE SCARRING. SEVERAL AH POSITIONS AND 18

GARAGE-TYPE BUILDINGS NEAR TRACKED AREA JUST

WEST OF TRENCHES..

POSSIBLE HO AREA LOCATED 2.3

PIM NORTH OF TRAINING AREA SECURED BY FENCE AND

SEVERAL TRENCHES.

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EL CRISTO, MILITARY INSTALLATION

CU

2007N

875461

3079 SITSUM 22 MAY 62 REPORTS

IN FORTIFICATIONS SINCE 2 MAY 62.

VEHICLES OR TROOP CONCENTRATION DOSERVEU.

3480 SITSUM

6 JUN 62 REPORTS

APPARENT CHANGE IN DEFENSES SINCE MAY 62.

CONCENTRATION OF TROOPS OR EQUIPMENT NOTED:

3681 SITSUM 15 JUN 62 REPORTS

1 APPARENT CHANGES NOTED SINCE MAY 62.

3483 SITSUM 29 JUN 62 REPORTS

APPARENT CHANGE SINCE MAY 62r

EXCEPT ONE VEHICLE EMPLACEMENY

OCCUPIED.

ONE OTHER VEHICLE PARKED IN AREA.

3085 SITSUN 12 JUL 62 REPORTS

MILITARY OR UNUSUAL ACTIVITY

NOTED.

NO CHANGE

IN DEFENSES (UNOCCUPIED SINCE

HAY 620

3086 SITSUM

• 5 AUG 62 REPORIS

INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

31188 SITSUM 29 AUG 62 REPORTS

SIX FA PIECES IN TRAINING AREA 2

NM NW OF

EL CRISTO.

NO OTHER SIGNIFICANT CHANGES NOTED SINCE

JUL 020

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EL CRISTO, SUSPECT MISSILE AREA

UNDER GROUND CONSTRUCTION.

3093 SITSUM 26 SEP 62 REPORTS NO UNDERGROUND

CONSTRUCTION SITES OR

MISSILE-RELATED ACTIVITY NOTEO.

CU

- 2007N

875444

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•I ESPERALDA SAM SITE

CU

3IAD, TOCT 1962 REPORTS LOCATED 6 NA NA OF

ESMERALDA AT 21-55-48N/078-13-18W.

SA-Z SAM SITE,

UNREVETTEO, CONTAINING THE FOLLOWING FACILITIES AND

LOUIPMENT

- & EMPLACED LAUNCHERS PROBAULY CANVAS

COVEREDO PROBAGLE FRUIT SET RADAR ANO 6 ASSOCIATED VANS

IN GUIDANCE AREA, A POSSIBLE ACQUISITION RADAR

• CANVAS-COVERED MISSILE

TRANSPORTERS

PROBABLE

EMPLACED, RANSPORTER, S LARGE AND 6 SMALL TENTS AND AT

LEAST IS OTHER VEMICLES.

2155N 87013W

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GUANAJAY AREA, MILITARY CAMP

3070

2 MAY 62 REPORTS

2.1, NAME OF GUANAJAY•

CAMP CONTAINS 2 SUPPURT/BARRACKS BUILDINGS,

« ASSOCIATEO BUILDINGS, AT LEAST 25 TENTS,

I VEHICLES.

DEFENSES -- ONE G-GUN UNOCCUPIEO FA

POSITION • NH TO THE EAST AND ONE G-GUN

UNOCCUPTED FA POSITION 1.I NM TO THE EASTA

G-GUN UNOCCUPTEC FA POSITION 2.2 NH

NORTH OF GUANAJAY, ONE &-GUN UNOCCUPIED FA

POSITION 2OT NH NORTH OF GUANAJAY, ONE 6-GUN

UNOCCUPIED FA POSITION I.4 N# NORTH OF

GUANAJAY,

4-GUN UNOCCUPTED FA POSITION,

POSITIONS

WNW OF GUANAJAY.

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GUANTANAMO

AREA, MILITARY BARRACKS AND STORAGE

• 3049 I5 JUNE GI REPORTS

REPORTEO

25-06-35N 075-04-32H.

i2 DWELLINGS, I

B BARNS, ONE STORAGE- TYPE

BUILDING, ONE STORAGE-TYPE

BUILDING IN

FENCED AREA, AND NUMEROUS SMALL

ASSOCIATED QUILDINGS.

CU

200 4N

07504W

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JIGUANI AREA, SAM SITE

CU 2021N

076201

SAM EQUIPMENT, LOCATEO 504 NA ESE OF JIGUANI,

INCLUDES

6 CANVAS-COVEREO

MISSILE TRANSPORTERS,

MISSILE LAUNCHERS, AND

15 VEHICLES.

3093 SITSÜM 26 SEP 62 REPORTS 5.4 NM ESE OF

JIGUANT AT 2P-21-GUN 875-20-0A%

SAM EQUIPMENT

EMPLACED)

IN OPEN FIELDS INCLUDES S CANVAS-COVERED

TRANSPORTERS, & MISSILE-LAUNCHERS,

VEHICLES,

AND 5 PIECES OF EQUIPMENT. THREE LARGE AND

SMALL

TENTS ALSO NOTED.

3098

SITSUM 5 OCT 62 REPORTS

5044.

ESE OF JIGUANI AT 2W-21-MON

176-28-08W.

PROBABLE SA-2

SAM SITE WITH CIRCULAR ROAD

PATTERN AND " POSSIBLE LAUNCHERS.

INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

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JUCARDR

SUSPECT

MISSILE AREA

CU

2137N

CUBAN REFUGEE SOURCE REPORTED THAT IN MID-AUGUST A

208-MAN SCUIET

ENCAMPMENT WAS OBSERVEO NORTH OF TOWN

AT GAID QP2259539 ENCAMPHENT HAD TENTS, UPEN STORAGE OF

CRATES, SEVERAL TRUCKS. NO SECURITY MEASURES, WEAPONS

APPARENT• INTERCEPTEO INTERNAL MESSAGES OF LATE

SEPTEMBER AND EARLY OCTOBER REVEAL PRESENCE OF SOVIETS

IN JUCARO AREA.

3A98 SITSUM S OCT 62 REPORTS

NO MISSILE ACTIVITY OBSERVED WITHIN A IU-NM RADIUS OF

JUCARO.

87851W

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HAVANA.

AAA DEFENSES

IPIR 9617-5030 27 OCT 62 REPORTS

9.3 NM EAST OF CAMPO LIBERTAD

AIRFIELD AT

23-05-34N 882-16-50W.

SIX-GUN OCCUPIED, PRODABLY 57-MM. MEDIUM AAA BATTERY

WITH FIRE CONTROL EQUIPMENT.

GUNS ARE

MANNED, CABLES:

LEAD FROM EACH BATTERY TO CONTROL EQUIPMENT:

LARGE PERSONNEL

TENTS, Z BUILDINGS.

CU 2385N 88216W

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*I MAVANA,

3078 NCI 2 MAY 62 REPORTS

SUOMARINES -- NONE OOSERVED•

SURFACE COMBATANTS

-- ONE PF

AND 2 PT BOATS

CUBAN NAVAL SHIPYARD ICASA BLANCADO

AUXILIARY/HERCHANT -- 23 FREIGHTERS,

TANKER, & SMALL FREIGHTERS, AND NUMEROUS

SMALL

CRAFT THROUGHOUT THE MARBOR.

NUMEROUS CRATES

OUSERVED AT VARIOUS PIERS AND

WHARVES.

APPROXIMATELY LOU RAIL CARS (ROXCARS, TANK

CARS, AND FLAT CARSI DUSERVED ADJACENT TO

HARBOR AREA.

3079 SITSUM 22 MAY 62 REPORTS

SURFACE COMBATANTS -- ONE PF AND ONE

AUXILIARY VESSEL AT PAULA PIER NO 2, 4 PT

AND 2 SMALL PATROL CRAFT AT NAVAL SHIPYARO.

AUXILIARY/MERCHANT -- ZB FREIGHTERS, ONE

TANKERO D SHALL FREIGHTERS, AND NUMEROUS

SHALL CRAFT THROUCHOUT HARBOR-

LOGISTICS/MATERIAL -- ONE FREIGHTER CARRYING

TEN 30-40 FT LONG PACKING CRATES ON DECK.

3080 SIT SUM

• JUN. 02 REPORIS

VESSELS

- 1E LARGE FREIGHTERSO 2 SMALL

COASTAL FREIGHTERS, ONE SMALL TANKER, ONE

BARGE, 3 PATROL CRAFTO 2

FRIGATES.

3 PT BOATS, AND NUMEROUS SMALL CRAFT

THOUGHOUT HARBOR.

SITSUM 29 JUN 62 REPORTS

VESSELS

- 29 LARGE AND

SMALL.

CARGO,

2 TANKERSO 4 PI COATSO AND NUMEROUS

SMALL CRAFT

IN HARBOR.

NO APPARENT CONCENTRATIONS OR STOCKPILING

NOTED.

CU

2308N

08221W

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3084 SITSUM

a JUL 62 REPORTS

AT LEAST 15 CARGO SHIPS.

INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

3885 SITSUM 12 JUL 02 REPORTS

VESSELS -- 2 PATROL FRIGATES, 2 PATROL CRAFT.

ONE POSSIBLE PATROL CRAFI, 3 PT BOATSE 20

FREIGHTERS, AND NUMEROUS SMALL CRAFT.

NO APPARENT

CONCENTRATIONS OR STOCKPILING

NOTED IN HARBOR AREA.

3A06 SITSUM

5 AUG 62 REPORTS

VESSELS -- 11 SURFACE COMBATANTS,

INCLUDING

3 PATROL

FRIGATESe 4 PATROL

CRAFT, ONE POSSIBLE PATROL CRAFTe

3 PT BOATS. 20 FREIGHTERS, AND NUMEROUS

SMALLER VESSELS.

NO STOCKPILING OR CONCENTRATIONS NOTED.

3098 SITSUA 29 AUG 62 REPORTS

VESSELS - A TOTAL OF 35 CARGO/TANKERS, 3

EX-US-PF.

? PT BOATS AND 3 PC AS FOLLOWS -=

ONE FREICHTER AT COAL

LiHARF NO 20 THO

LIGHTERS AND 3 UNIDENTIFIEO VESSELS AT GAMIZ

CYLINORICAL TANK CARS ON DECK AND ONE

LIGHTER AT ESSO PIER. ONE FREIGHTER AT

COIFICIO QUAY NO L. ONE FREIGHTER AT REGLA

PIER 34.

GNE FREIGHTER AT GEGUIRISTAIN

KHARF• FIVE FREIGHTERS AND ONE TÄNKER AT

CAYO CRUZ• ONE COASTAL FREIGHTER AT POTE

GUAY. ONE FREIGHTER AT ATARES FRUIT WHARF

AND ONE AT VACCARO WHARF. THREE EREIGHTERS

AT WAND LINE PIER AND WHARF...

TWO SMALL

FREIGHTERS AT UNITED FRUIT COMPANY PIER AND

WHARF. ONE FREIGHTER AT HAVANA CENTRAL PIER.

SMALL FREIGHTER AT PAULA PIER NO 3.

THREE US PF-TYPE VESSELS AT PAULA PIER NO 1.

ONE FREICHTER AT SANTA CLARA PIER. ONE

FREIGHTER AT MACHINA PIER.

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.. MAVANA SAM SITE

G- 3088, 29

2 AUG 62 REPORTS.

6.7 NM ENE OF

- HAVANA AT 23-89-25N

982-13-324.

SA-2 SAM SITE UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

UNPEVETTIO LAUNCH POSITIONS.

LAUNCHERS:

FRUIT SET RADAR WITH APPROXIMATELY 6

ASSOCIATED VANS, 6 MISSILE TRANSPORTERS

WITH CANVAS-COVERED TRAILERS, APPROXIMATELY

L0 VEHIGLESe AND APPROXIMATELY 15 TENTS.

CU

23H9N 002131

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HAVANA,

VEHICLE/EQUIPMENT STORAGE AREA

ADJACENT

TO RAIL

YARD, JUST

SOUTH OF

HAVANA HARBOR. OPEN STORAGE AREA

CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY 150 TRUCKS AND

APPROXIMATELY 1,300 U/1 VEHICLES AND/OR

PIECES OF EQUIPMENT• APPROXIMATELY 88

SQUARE SHIPPING CRATES.

3458 &C1

3 SEP O1 REPORTS

ADJACENT TO RAIL YARD, JUST SOUTH OF

HAVANA HARBOR. OPEN STORAGE AREA

CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY 158 TRUCKS AND

APPROXIMATELY 1,300 U/I VEHICLES AND/OR

PIECES OF EQUIPMENT.

3068 SITSUM 26 OCT OI REPORTS

ADJACENT TO RAIL VARD, JUST SOUTH OF

HAVANA HARBOR. OPEN STORAGE AREA

CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY S0 TRUCKS AND

156 UNTOENTIFIED VEHICLES AND/OR PIECES

OF EQUIPMENT.

3461 SITSUM

& DEC 61 REPORTS

ADJACENT TO RAIL YARD, JUST SOUTH OF

HAVANA HARBOR: OPEN STORAGE AREA CONTAINING

150 PIECES OF EQUIPMENT, AND 1O BUSSES.

3A88 SITSUM 29 AUG 62 REPORTS

AREA ADJACENT TO RAILYARO SOUTH OF HAVANA

HARBOR. TOTAL OF 439 VEHICLES, INCLUDING

LARGE TRUCKS, 305 MEDIUM TRÜCKS, 31 JEEPS,

2 LOW BOYS, 12 BUSES AND 11 VEHICLES OF

UNDETERMINED TYPE.

CU. 2307N

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HAVANA.

VEHICLE/EQUIPMENT PARK

3&B0 SITSUM

& JUN &Z REPORTS

SW OUTSKIRTS OF HAVANA, AND SW EDGE UF

MARIANAO.

LARGE VEHIGLE EQUIPMENT PARK CONTAINING

SEVERAL HUNDREO VEHICLES AND PIECES OF

UNIDENTIFIED EGUIPMENT. MAJORITY OF

VEHICLES APPEAR TO BE SMALL TRÜCKS AND JEEPS.

8 POSSIBLE MAINTENANCE BUILDINGS AND OTHER

MISCELLANEOUS BUILDINGS.

CU 2303N

88227W

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HAV

ANA-

AREA

AAA

DEFENSES

&I REPORTS

OCCUPIED AAA

• SITE AT

+3-84-158 682-29-869to

VEHICLES,

TENTS IN AREA.

OCT EL REPORTS

MEDIUM G-GUN OCCUPIED ANA SITE AT

23-04-15N 082-74-00W.

SIX VEHICLES.

IN AREA.

6 DEC 61 REPORTS

ONE MEDIUM E-GUN OCCUPIED AAA SITE AT

23-14-15N 082-20-130n°

7 VEHICLES,

TENTS

IN AREA.

CU

2304N

88228W

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MAVANA AREA ANA DEFENSES

3058 MCL 3 SEP O1 REPORTS

ONE MEDIUM G-GUN OCCUPIED AAA SITE AT

23-03-25N 482-17-15W•

ENPLACEMENT, 4 PERSONNEL TENTS AND

3 VEHICLE REVETMENTS.

3UGÜ SITSUM 26 OCT GI REPORTS

ONE MEDIUM &-GUN OCCUPIED AAA SITE AT

23-48-25N 082-17-15W.

FCC EMPLACEMENT,

4 PERSONNEL TENTS, 3

VEHICLE REVETNENIS AND & VEHICLES OBSERVEO.

3UGL SITSUH

6 DEC GL REPORTS

ONE MEDIUM A-GUN OCCUPIED AAA SITE AT

23-08-25N 082-17-15W0 FCC EMPLACEMENT,

PERSONNEL TENTS,

3 VEHICLE REVETMENTS AND

VEHICLES.

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HAVANA

• AREA DAA DEFENSES

3058 MCI 3 SEP 61 REPORTS

ONE MEDIUN O-GUN OCCUPIED MAA SITE

AT 23-86-ZQN 882-17-351.

SIX TENTS, 4 VEHICLES, 2 SMALL

BUILDINGS IN AREA.

3:GH SITSUM 26 OCT GI REPORTS

ONE MEDIU: G-GUN OCCUPIEO AAA

_SITE AT

23-16-20N 062-17-35h. SIX TENTS: 4

VEHICLES, Z SMALL BUILDINGS IN AREA.

3HOL SITSUM 6 DEG GL REPORIS

ONE MEDIUM G-GUN OCCUPIED AAA SITE AT

23-46-22N 032-17-35H0 4 TENTSe 4 VEHICLESe

2 SMALL BUILDINGS IN ARFA.

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HAVANA

AREA

AAA

DEFENSES

3058 KC1

3 SEP &1 REPORTS

ONE MEDIUM 6-GUN OCCUPIEO AAA SITE AT

23-04-00N 682-27-25H. ALL EMPLACEMENTS

COVEREO BY NETTING. I VEMICLES

PARKLO

IN AREA.

3U61 SITSUM

& DEC 61 REPORTS

ONE MEDIUM G-GUN UCCUPIED AAA SITE AT

23-24-00N 002-27-25N. ALL EMPLACEMENTS

COVERED BY NETTINGO & VEHICLES.

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HAVANA

AREA ANA

DEFENSES

NCI 3 SEP 61 REPORTS

ONE MEDIUM E-GUN OCCUPIED AAA SITE AT

23-45-36N 482-27-50Wo RADAR CONTROLLED.

VEHICLES IN AREA.

3961.

6 DEC OL REPORTS

ONE MEDIUM 6-GUN OCCUPIED AAA SITE AT

23-25-30N 082-27-50W0 PADAR CONTROLLED.

12 VEHICLES.

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HAVANA AREA

AAA

DEFENSES

3458 MCI

3 SEP 61 REPORTS

ONE MEDIUM G-GUN OCCUPIED AAA SITE AI

23-03-35N

882-25-05H. FOUR TANKS AND

LA VEHICLES

IN AREA.

6 DEC 61 REPORTS

ONE MEDIUM &-GUN OCCUPIED AAA SITE AT

23-43-35N

602-25-45M• 8 VEHICLES, AND

CÜ 2304N 00225W

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HAVANA AREA AAA DEFENSES:

3058 MCI 3 SEP 61 REPORTS

ONE MEDIUM 6-GUN OCCUPIED AAA SITE AT

23-04-15N 882-22-15W°

EICHI

VEMICLES, 4 TENTS IN AREA:O

SITSUM 26: 0CT. 01. REPORTS

ONE MEDIUM G-GUN OCCUPIEU AAA

SITE:AT.

23-04-151 002-22- 15W•

NING VEHICLES, 4 TENTS IN AREA•

3061 SITSUM 6 DEC 61 REPORTS

ONE MEDIUM &-GUN OCCUPTED AAA SITE AT

23-06- 15N

• 082-22-15W• NINE VEHICLES,

4 TENTS: IN

AREA.

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HAVANA AREA, MILITARY CAMP

• 3062 SITSUM 19 JAN 62 REPORTS

A ROAD-SERVED, PARTIALLY FENCED MILITARY CAMP

LOCATED O NM SE OF HAVANA AND 3 NM NNW OF

MANAGUA, COVERS APPROX 6D ACRES, BARRÄCKS...

FACILITIES IN THE AREA ARE CAPABLE OF HOUSING

APPROX 175 MEN.

THE AREA CONTAINS THREE BARRACKS: ONE PROBABLE

BARRACKS UNDER CONSTRUCTION, ONE ADMIN

BUILDING, TWO VEHICLE MAINTENANCE BUILDINGS,

FIVE STORAGE

BUILDINGS, ONE BARN, ONE ANTI-

AIRCRAFT ARTILLERY EMPLACEMENT 15 FEET IN

DIAMETER, AND TWO EXCAVATIONS. SEVEN PRIME

MOVERS,

20 WHEELED VEHICLES, AND & CAMOUFLAGE

NETS COVERING UNIDENTIFIED EQUIPMENT ARE

VISTOLE IN THE AREA. A SMALL LOCAL

TRAINING

AREA IMMEDIATELY SW OF THE MILITARY CAMP

CONTAINS RECENTLY DUG TRENCHES AND FOXHOLES.

TWO CAMOUFLAGED 3-GUN LIGHT ANTIAIRCRAFT:

ARTILLERY SITES (PROBABLY OCCUPIED) WITH

EMPLACEMENTS: 15 FEET IN DIAMETER ARE LOCATED

1, 500 FEET SOUTH OF THE CAMP. THREE OTHER...

BUILDINGS ARE UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN THE

- VICINITY DE

THE ANTIAIRCRAFT

ARTILLERY SITES.

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HAVANA

HAN CAL

AMMO STORAGE

3007 SITSUM 21 FEB 62 REPORTS

FENCED AREA CONT

• AT LEAST TWO

CARTH-COVERED DRIVE-THOUGH BUILDINGS

WITH INTERCONNECTING ROAD. CONSTRUCTION

IS CONTINUING

IN THE AREA.

TAL: 3067: 8/311.

-: L/305. CLEAR:

250-F502-1F-17-6

50- E723-SHEET-3785-1115

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2304N3 08219W

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HAVANA AREA, COASTAL DEFENSES

:3036

2.5 NM EAST OF MORRO CASTLE, HAVANA.

L.5 NM STRETCH OF BEACH: CONTAINING

APPROXIMATELY 35 GUN POSITIONS, 10: OF

WHICH ARE

POSSIBLY OCCUPIE0.

(INCOMPLETE INFORMATION)

3058| MCI 3: SEP GI REPORTS

EAST OF MORRO CASTLE, HAVANA.

NM STRETCH OF BEACH CONTAINING

APPROXIMATELY 35 GUN POSITIONS:

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HAVANA AREA, MILITARY DEFENSES

3429

4.2 NM SW OF MORRO CASTLES ON LOMA

DE HUSILLO. ONE UNOCCUPIED &-GUN MEDIUM

AA POSITION, 20 OCCUPIED LIGHT AA

POSITIONS: THREE 4-GUN, ONE 5-GUNI ONE

7-GUN. AND THREE POSSIBLE 3-GUN MEDIUM

DP POSITIONS AND NUMEROUS LIGHT ARTILLERY

POSITIONS, ALL UNOCCUPIED ON THE HIGH

GROUND OF THE LOMA DE HUSILLO.

3058 MCD 3 SEP 61 REPORTS

402 NM SH OF MORRO CASTLE: ON LOMA

DE HUSILLO: ONE UNOCCUPIED 6-GUN MEDIUM

AA POSITIONA 20 OCCUPIED LIGHT AA

POSITIONS:

THREE 4-GUN. ONE 5-GUN, ONE

7-GUN• AND THREE POSSIBLE 3-GUN MEDIUM:

DP POSITIONS AND NUMEROUS LIGHT ARTILLERY

POSITIONS, ALL UNOCCUPIED, ON THE MIGH

GROUND OF THE LOMA DE HUSILLO.

EU:

230GN 08224W

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HAVANA AREA, MILITARY DEFENSES

3445

206 NM EAST OF GUANABACOA ANO 1,509 FT"

NE OF ROUTE 2-19. ONE 5-GUN AND TWO 4-GUN

POSITIONS, PRODABLY OCCUPIED: AND ONE

PROBABLE 3-GUN UNOCCUPIED MEDIUM ARTILLERY

POSITION.

* 3058 MCI, 3 SEP 61 REPORTS

206 NA EAST OF GUANÁBACOA AND 1,500 F1322

NE OF ROUTE 2-190 ONE 5-GUN AND THO 4-GUN:

POSITIONS, PROBABLY OCCUPIED, AND ONE

PROBABLE 3-GUN UNOCCUPIED MEDIUM ARTILLERY

POSITION OBSERVED.

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HOLGUIN AIRFIELO

CU 2049N 07610W

G-3078,

2 NAY 62 REPORTSO RUNWAY APPROXINATELY 8S

PERCENT BLACK-TOPPED. CONSTRUCTION OF RUNWAY

AND FACILITTES CONTINUES. NO OTHER CHANGE SINCE FISSION

3074, LAPR 62. ARCRAFT =-

NONE. SURFACING OF RUNWAY

AND TAXIWAYS,

AND CONSTRUCTION OF REVETTED PARKING

AREAS CONTINUING. NO

SECURTTY, COMMUNICATIONZELECTRONIG

FACILITIES,

OR WEAPONS STORAGE OBSERVED. INCOMPLETE

INFORMATION.

+: G- 3079, 22 MAY 62 REPORTS. AIRCRAFT - NONE.

DEFENSES: - TOTAL OF 13 LIGHT ANA EMPLACEMENTS - 9

OCCUPIED AND 4 UNOCCUPIED: NO COMMUNICATIONS OR

CLECTRONICS FACILITIES IN AREA.

6-3080, 6 JUNE 62 REPORTS. AIRCRAFT - ONE CRATEV

AND ONE CESSNA 310. CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY CONTINUING

ON RUNWAY, AIRFIELD FACILITIES, AND AIRCRAFT

REVETMENTS•.

RUNWAY PARTIALLY SERVICEABLE. NUMEROUS

EMPLACEMENTS, BOTH OCCUPIED AND UNOCCUPIED

ARDUND PERIMETER OF FIELD.

6-3081, 15 JUNE 62 REPORTS.

RUNWAY COMPLETE AND

SERVICEABLE.

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY CONTINUING ON

TAXIWAYSe:

AIRCRAFT REVETNENTS AND OTHER SUPPORT

FACILITIES• NUMEROUS LIGHT AA POSITIONS COCCUPIED AND

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ONOCCUPTEDY AROUND PERIMETER OF FIELD.

AIRCRAFT -- NONE INCOMPLLTESINFOSZZ

6-30837 29 JUNE 62 REPORTS.

ATRCRAFT --

RUNWAY CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED, RUNWAY SERVICEABLE.

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY ON TAXIWAYS NEARING COMPLETION.

NO CHANGE IN DEFENSES SINCE MID-JUN 62.

G-3085, 12 JULY GZ REPORTS.

AIRCRAFT -- NONE.

RUNWAY SERVICEABLE. CONSTRUCTTON CONTINUING ON

TAXIWAYS, REVETMENTS, AND OTHER SUPPORT FACILITIES.

NO CHANGE IN DEFENSES SINCE JUN: 620

3086 SITSUM S AUG 62 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT E- NONE OBSERVED.

RUNWAY SERVICEABLE. CONSTRUCTION CONTINUING

TAXIWAYS, REVETMENTS AND OTHER SUPPORT

FACIL

TIES.

NO CHANGE IN DEFENSES SINCE JUL 62•

G-38B80 29 AUG 62 REPORTS.

RUNWAY AND TAXIWAY APPEAR SERVICEALE.

CONSTRUCTION ON FACILITIES CONTINUES:

ATRCRAFT -- NONE.

3089 SITSUM 5 SEP 62 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT 2

KUNWAYS SERVICEABLE. CONSTRUCTION: ON

FACICITIES CONTINUINGO NO CHANGE IN DEFENSES

SINGE JUN 620

3093 SITSUM 26 SEP 62 REPORTS AIRCRAFT -- NONE.

RUNWAY AND TAXINAYS SERVICEABLE. CONSTRUCTION

CONTINUING ON FACILITIES AND AIRCRAFT REVETMENTS. NEW

NAVIGATIONAL AID UNDER CONSTRUCTION 2 NM SW OF THE SW

END OF THE RUNWAY CONTAINS AREA A CRS-DE BE LOINS,

T-SHAPED BUILDING, AND & SUPPORT-TYPE BUILDINGS.

NO CHANGE IN DEFENSES SINCE LATE AUG G20

NO 3100 SITSUM 7 OCT 62 REPORTS:

NO APPARENT CHANGE AN EACTUITTES SINGEESER 620

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HOLCUIN AREA, MILITARY MOTOR POOL.

3079 SITSUM 22 MAY 62 REPORTS

VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT

16 CARGO TRUCKS,

15 CARGO TRAILERS, 2 BULLDOZERS, ANO

19 UNIDENTIFTEO OBJECTS MEASURING

APPROXIMATELY LO BY 3 FEET.

NO TROUP CONCENTRATION OR DEFENSES IN

IMMEDIATE AREA•

2 3084 SITSUM

6 JUN: 62 REPORTS

LARGE CONCENTRATION OF OPEN STORAGE.

NO CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE MAY 1962.

ONG VEHICLE. INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

3082 51TSUM 15 JUN 62 REPORTS

MOTOR POOL-APPROX 25 VEHICLES.

MARRACKS ANO TRATNING AREA, 202 NM WEST-

SOUTHWEST OF HOLGUIN AT 2052N/76171 CONTAINS

6 PROBABLE DARRACKS AND NUMEROUS TRENCHES AND

AW POSITIONS:

NUMEROUS TRENCH: NETWORKS AND AW POSITIONS ARE

LOCATED ON HIGH GROUND SWAN ANO NE UF TOWN.

INCOMPLETE INFO.

3063 SETSUM 29 JÜN 62 REPORTS

MEMICLES =-

2 IN MOTOR POOL PARKING AREA.

GARAGE AREA CONTALNS NUMEROUS CRATES IN

OPEN STORAGE. NO CHANGE IN HARRACKSE OR IN

TRENCHES ENCIRCLING TOWN.

3005

SITSUM 12 JUL 62 REPORTS

INSTALLATION.:

ON SOUTH EDGE OF HOLGUIN

PREVIOUSLY REPORTED AS A MILITARY MOTOR

POOL IS NOW CONSIDGRED TO BE AN AGRICULTURAO

EQUIPMENT STORAGE FACILITY.

VEHICLES/EGUIPMENT --

APPROXIMATELY 3U

TRÜCKSA

APPROXIMATELY 20: LIGHT TRUCKS OR

TRACTORS, AND NUHEROUS CONTAINERS IN OPEN

STORAGE:

NO CHANGE IN HOLGUIN AREA DEFENSES.

3000 SITSUM 5 AUG 62 REPORTS

INCOMPLETE INFORMATION. 2

3088 SITSUM 29 AUG 62 REPORTS

XPPROXTRATELY IOU CONTAINERS IN OPEN

STORAGE. NO TROOP CONCENTRATIONS NOTED.

VEHICLES -- ABOUT 25G SMALL VEHICLES IN

PARKING AREA.

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HOLGUIN AREAS.

MILITARY ENCAMPMENT

3893 SITSUM 26 SEP 62 REPORTS. 3.8 NM NORTH OF

HOLGUIN

IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF

THE JUNCTION OF ROUTES

G-58 AND 6-53P AT 20-57-00N 976-16-38W. WCODED AREA

CONTATNING PERSONNEL TENTS+

NUMEROUS VEHICLES, ANO

CONSIDERASLE TRACK ACTIVITY. MATERIEL STORED IN OPEN.

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HOYO DE MANICARAGUA AREA, POSS BARRACKL

AREA VE

# 1 38161

1 NM WSW OF HOYO DE MANICARAGUA.

1L BARRACKS, 3 STORAGE BUILDINGST

3 POSSIBLE STORAGE BUILDINGS, 2

ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDINGS, AND 5

SUPPORT BUILDINGS. AREA •S NM

EASTOE.

SITE CONTAINS 2 GROUPS OF BUILDINGS UNDER:

CONSTRUCTION. ONG GROUP HAS 20: BUILDINGS.

THE OTHER GROUP: HAS 12 BUILDINGS AND

FOOTINGS FOR 8 MORE. AREA HAS POSSIBLE:

PARADE GROUND. NO SECURITY MEASURES

OBSERVED.

VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT -- NONE VISIGLE:

• 3058 MOT

6I REPORTS

ONE NM WSH OF

HOYO DE MANICARAGUA.

11 BARRACKS, 3 STORAGE BUILDINGS, 3

• POSSIBLE

STORAGE BUILDINGS+

2 ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGS.

AND G SUPPORT BUILDINGS. AREA •5 NM EAST OF

SITE CONTAINS 2 GROUPS OF BUILDINGS UNDER

CONSTRUCTION• ONE GROUP HAS 21 BUILDINGS.

THE OTHER GROUP-HAS 20 BUILÖINGS. NO SECURITY

MEASURES OBSERVED. APPROXIMATELY 50 ARTILLERY

PIECES ARRANGED IN

ROWS WEST OF THE BARRACKS.

APPROXIMATELY 2,000 FT SOUTH OF BARRACKS AREA

FOOTINGS HAVE BEEN LAID FOR 3 LARGE BUILDINGS.

• 3071 MOL 15 MAR 62 REPORTS

NO CHANGE IN BARRACKS AREA SINCE MISSION

305803 SEP 61. THE 2 AREAS •5 NM EAST OF

BARRACKS NOW APPEAR COMPLETED. 2 LARGE

BUILDINGS SOUTH OF BARRACKS AREA ARE

PARTIALLY COMPLETED. ALL AREAS ROAD SERVED.

ARTILLERY -- NONE OBSERVED.

0 5 3078 MCI 2 MAY 62 REPORTS

NO APPARENT CHANGE SINCE MISSION 3058,

3 SEP GL IN POSSIBLE BARRACKS AREA• NO

ARTILLERY OBSERVED. AREA 0.5 NM EAST OF

POSSIBLE BARRACKS APPEARS TO BE A HOUSING

DEVELOPMENT. AREA: SOUTH OF THE POSSIOLE

BARRACKS AREA APPEARS TO BE AN INDUSTRIALS

COMPLEX UNDER CONSTRUCTION. POSSIBLE

UNDERGROUNO STORAGE AREA UNDER CONSTRUCTION

JUST SOUTH OF INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX.

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: LA:COLOMA SAM SITE

G- 3088, 29 AUG: 62. REPORTS:

4.5 NM. NNW OF LA COLOMA AT 22-18-42N

883-32-35W-

SA-2 SAM SITE UNDER CONSTRUCTION. SIX

LAUNCHERS, FRUIT SET RADAR AND 7 VANS-IN

CENTER. 15 TRUCKS, 6 TENTS, 3 MISSILE-HOLD

POSITIONS WITH 2 CANVAS-COVERED MISSILE

TRANSPORTERS IN EACH. 3 HOLD POSITIONS

REVETTED. ONE LAUNCHER AND VANS IN CENTER OF

SITE BEING REVETTED. POSSIBLE ACQUISITION:

RADAR SITE REVETTEO AND NET-COVERED.

3101: SITSOM 14 OCT 62 REPORTS

SIX LAUNCHERS, 3 HOLD POSITIONS, AND GUIDANCE AREA IN:

CENTER, ALL REVETTED. SITE DOES NOT SEEM TO BE COVERED

OR NETTED. ONE UNIDENTIFIED REVETMENT NOTED.

UNIDENTIFIED VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT NOTED IN SUPPORT AREA.

INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

CU 2218N 083321

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SE0E2E

ESPERANZA MARTEL

3078 MOT

2 MAY 62 REPORTS

NO MILITARY CONCENTRATIONS, EQUIPMENT

OR UNUSUAL ACTIVITY OBSERVEO IN THE

ESPERANZA-MARIEL AREA.

3079 SITSUM 22 MAY: 62 REPORTS

NO MISSILE OR OTHER UNUSUAL ACTIVITY OBSERVEO.

SITSUM 6: JUN 62 REPORTS

NO MILITARY OR UNUSUAL ACTIVITY OUSERVED.

SITSUM 18 JUN: 62 REPORTS

NO UNUSUAL

MILITARY OR MISSILE ACTIVITY NOTED.

ANCOMPLETE INFO.

SITSUM: 29

JUN 62 REPORTS

NO MISSILE

ACTIVITY OR MILITARY CONCENTRATIONS

NOTGO. INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

# 3484 SITSUM 8 JUL 62 REPORTS

NO MISSILE ACTIVITY OR MILITARY CONCENTRATIONS

OBSERVED. INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

#: 3085 SITSUM 12 JUL 62 REPORTS

NO MILITARY CONCENTRATIONS OR UNUSUAL

ACTIVITY NOTED.

3086 SITSUM: 5 AUG 62 REPORTS

NO MILITARY ACTIVITY NOTED.

3688 SITSUM 29 AUG 62 REPORTS

SEE BAHIA HONDA SAM SITE.

CU 2301N

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LA FLORA AREA MIL

¡RY STORAGE

3085 SITSUM 12 JUL 62 REPORTS

205 NAWSH OF SAN ANTONIO DE LOS EANOS.

AREA UNDER CONSTRUCTION, CONTAINING

STORAGE-TYPE BUILDINGS, 3 STORAGE-TYPE

BUILDINGS UNDER CONSTRUCTION,

AND 32 PROBABLE

DWELLING

UNITS. LOCATED IN WOODED AREA.

NO SECURITY

OR DEFENSES NOTED.

CU

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LA-SIERRA: PROB:LI

TARY: VEHICLE PARK

3069 SITSUM 5 SEP 62 REPORTS

20.5 NMENE CIF COLON AND 1.5 NMASSE. OF LAM

SIERRA, ATPAN EXISTING PROBABLE AGRICULTURAL

STORAGE. AREA*

CONTAINS 42 LARGE BUTLINGS WITH A VEHICLE

COMPOUND TO THE REAR CONTAINING

APPROXIMATELY 300 VEHICLES. APPROXIMATELY: 50

VEHICLES ARE LOCATED: THROUGHOUT THE SUILOING

AREA. AT LEAST L4 CANVAS-COVERED PROBABLE

TANKS. IMMEDIATELY ACROSS THE ROAD FROM THE

BUILOING AREA ARE 5 TENTS ANO APPROXIMATELY.

12 VEHICLES.

CU 2249N 08033W

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ARET

LAS MERCEDES AREAS

BOSI SITSUM 15 JUN 62 REPORTS

NO MILITARY INSTALLATIONS OR ACTIVITY NOTED.

CU 2029N 07633W

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SHANET

CU: 2259N 08121W

SITSUM 29 JUN 62 REPORTS

SE OF LIMONAR, AT UTM 17QMR 626332

SERIES E7234 SHEET 3984 IVI.

AREA CONTAINS 8 CANVAS-COVERED/CAMOUFLAGED

PROBABLE TANKS, 6 PROBABLE BARRACKS, AND

12 SMALL SUPPORT BUILDINGS. ROAD SERVED.

CONSIDERABLE TRACKEO-VEHICLE TRACK ACTIVITY

IN THE SURROUNDING AREA.

13085 SITSUM 12 JUL 62 REPORTS

3.5 NM SE OF LIMONAR.

NO APPARENT CHANGE SINCE JUN 628 EXCEPT

GROUND CLEARING NEAR BARRACKS AREA INDICATES

POSSIBLE NEN CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY•

VENTCLES/EQUIPMENT -- 8 CANVAS-COVERED

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LOMA

ENRA POSS SAM ASSEMOLY AREA

CU:

SITSUM 2 MAY 62 REPORTS

OPEN VEHICLE

STORAGE ARCA WITH AN ACCESS ROAD

IS LOCATEO ME MILES, SE OF HAVANA.

CONTAINS SIX SMALL SHEDS OF WHICH ONE IS

PROBABLY

SENTRY BOX OR SHELTER FOR A CHECKER.

NO VEHICLE PROCESSING OR MAINTENANCE FACILITIES ARE

AREA. PHOTOGRAPHY OF 2. MAY: 1962

400 CARGO TRUCKS AND 100 CARGO TRAILERS.

RAPHY OF

292AUG 1962 REVEADS APPROXIMATELY

VEHICLES OF VARIOUS TYPES.

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LOS ANGELES SAM SITE

CU

A SAM SITE LOCATED INM ENE OF LOS ANGELES

CONTAINS SIX UNREVETTED LAUNCHERS AND SUPPORT

EQUIPMENT.

3093 SITSUM 26 SEP 62 REPORTS ONE NM ENE OF LOS

ANGELES: AT 21-00-4QN 075-41-43WO SIX UNREVETTED

LAUNCHERS EMPLACED. SITE ALSO CONTAINS 3 LARGE, ONE

MEDIUM, AND 2 SMALL TENTS.

FRUIT SEY RADAR AND 7

ASSOCIATED VANS IN THE CENTER OF THE SITE• 15 VANS,

7 HISSILE TRANSPORTERS, AND 6 UNIDENTIFIED VEHICLES

ON NORTH SIDE OF SITE. SERVICE ROAD CONFIGURATION NOT

EVIDENT.

3100

SITSUM 7 OCT 62 REPORTS

SA-2 SAM SITE HAS BEEN MOVED APPROXIMATELY 250 YAROS

WEST OF LOCATION REPORTED IN SEP 62, TO 21-01-45N7

175-41-50W•

SITED WATCH IS UNREVETTEO AND PROBADLY UNDER

CONSTRUCTION, CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING FACILTTTES AND

AND EQUIPMENT -- 6 PROBAGLE CANVAS-COVERED MISSILE

LAUNCHERS, FRUTT SET RADAR AND & ASSOCIATED VEHICLES

IN CENTRAL GUIDANCE AREA, ONE POSSIOLE MISSILE

CRANSPORTER, & TENTSY AND APPROXIMATELY 15 VEMICLES.

LAUNCHERS ARE NOT DEPLOYCO IN A CIRCLES

AND SITE

CONFIGURATION CANNOT BE DETERMINED.

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SEET

LOS INDIOS, REPORTEO MISSILE ACTIVITY

CU 203IN 07606W

3065 SITSUM

2 FEB 62 REPORTS

NO MISSILE ACTIVITY OBSERVEO.

3074 SITSUM

APR 62 REPORTS

NO MISSILE ACTIVITY OBSERVED.

PROBABLE MINING ACTIVITY 2 NM SOUTH OF

SAN GERMAN AT 20-34-00N 076-08-004.

ACTIVITY CONSISTS OF SEVERAL SMALL STRIP

AREAS, 3 LINEAR CUTS INTO HILLSIDE AND

NUMEROUS SINGLE-STORY, GABLE-ROOFED BUILDINGS.

SEVERAL NEW ROADS AND 3 NEW RAILROAD SPURS

NOT SHOWN ON MAP SHEET 4977: 1, SERIES 8723%

SERVE THE

AREA.

2 MAY 62 REPORTS

NO MILITARY CONCENTRATIONS, FACILITICS OR

UNUSUAL ACTIVITY NOTED.

3079 SITSUM 22 MAY 62 REPORTS

MILITARY ACTIVITY OBSERVED•

TROOP OR VEHICLE CONCENTRATIONS.

SITSÜM 6 JUN 62 REPORTS

NO MILITARY ACTIVITY OBSERVED.

TROOP OR VEHICLE CONCENTRATIONS.

NO APPARENT CHANGE SINCE MAY 62.

SITSUM 15 JUN 62 REPORTS

NO MISSILE

OR UNUSUAL ACTIVITY NOTED.

3083 SITSUM 29 JUN 62 REPORTS

NO MILITARY OR UNUSUAL ACTIVITY NOTED.

+ 3086 SITSUM 5 AUG 62 REPORTS

NO MILITARY OR OTHER UNUSUAL ACTIVITY NOTED.

3080 SITSUM 29 AUC 62 REPORTS

NO: MISSILE ACTIVITY NOTED.

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LOS PALACIOS ARCA, MILITARY ENCAMPMENT

3101 SITSUM 14 00T 62 REPORTS

+ a 4:

MILITARY

LOS PALACIOS AT 22-39-45N083-18- 15W.

ENCAMPMENT WITH 17 LARGE TENTS, 20 SMALL

SMALL TRUCKS, IA LARGE TRUCKS, 11

UNTDENTIFIED VEHICLES OR PIECES OF EQUIPMENT, AND AN

AREA:OF OPEN STORAGE•:

CUX 2239N/ 8318W

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MANAGUA AREA, EXPLOSIVES STORAGE

7. 3682

3 NM SH OF MANAGUA. FENCED AREA

CONTAINING 9 REVETTED STRUCTURES AND 10

SUPPORT BUILOINGSE ROAD SERVED.

VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT -- NONE.

3058 MCT 3 SEP 61 REPORTS

NO CHANGE SINCE MISSION 3045% 23 APR 610

* 3060 SITSUM 26 OCT 8I REPORTS

3 NM SA OF MANAGUA.

FENCED AREA CONTAINING 9 EARTH-COVEREO

HUNKERS, 2 PROBABLE CONCRETE BUNKERS

UNDER CONSTRUCTION, AND 10 SUPPORT

BUILDINGS.

3061 SITSUM G DEC 61 REPORTS

3 NM SW OF MANAGUA.

FENCED AREA: CONTAINING 9 EARTH-COVERED

BUNKERS® 2 PROBABLE CONCRETE BUNKERS UNDER A

CONSTRUCTION, AND 10 SUPPORT BUTLDINGS.

INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

3071 MCI 15 MAR 62 REPORTS

3 NM SW OF MANAGUA.

FENCED AREA CONTAINING 9 HEAVILY REVETTED

HUNKERS, & CONCRETE BUNKERS PREVIOUSLY

REPORTED UNDER CONSTRUCTION APPEAR COMPLETED.

REVETMENTS STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION:

IMMEDIATELY TO EAST OF THESE BUNKERS

ARE 6

POSSIBLE BUNKERS UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

3078 MCI

2 MAY S2 REPORTS

FENCEO AREA CONTAINING LI REVETTED BUNKERS.

AND 6 ADOITIONAL BUNKERS UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

LE ASSOCLATED BUILDINGS PLUS 2 UNDER

CONSTRUCTIONO

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MANAGUA MILITARY INSTALLATION:

THIS IS THE HEADQUARTERS FOR AN ARMORED

DIVISIONI

ARTILLERY DIVISION, AND THE 3RD

AND 4TH INFANTRY BATALLIONS:

3002 SITSUM 27 OCT 60 REPORTS

SOUTHEAST EDGE OF MANAGUA. CAMP CONTAINS

15 ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGS, 10 BARRACKS,

6. VEHICLE SHEDS, 9 STORAGE BUILDINGS, ONE

PROBABLE AMMUNITION BUNKER, ONE PROBABLE.

AMMUNITION BUNKER UNDER CONSTRUCTIONA

16 SUPPORT BUILDINGS, AND AN AIRFIELO

CONSTRUCTION (PIC TARGET 0586-1118%.

DEFENSES INCLUDE ONE G-GUN OP POSITION

ON HILL JUST NW OF BARRÄCKS, 6 GUNS

EMPLACED. ONE &-GUN AA POSITION UNDER

CONSTRUCTION O7 NM SE OF BARRACKS,

6 GUNS EXPLACEO. ONE 4-GUN AA POSITION

UNDER COMSTRUCTION LOT NN SSE OF BARRACKS:

1 GUNS EMPLACED. ONE 3-GUN AA POSITION

UNDER CONSTRUCTION 1.8 NM SOUTH OF

BARRACKS, 3 GUNS EMPLACED. ONE 6-GUN AA

POSITION 1.6 NM.WEST OF BARRÄCKS, & GUNS

EMPLACEO• ZIGZAG TRENCH WITH FIRING BAŸS

NM EAST: OF: BARRACKS AREA• AT LEAST 100•

VEHICLES CARS AND TRUCKS) IN SHOPY

WAREHOUSE/BARRACKS AREA. ONE TANK AND 25

MISCELLANEOUS VEHICLES ELSEWHERE IN CAMP

 3058 MCT 3 SEp 61 REPORTS

SOUTHEAST EDGE OF MANAGUA. CAMP CONTAINS

15 ADMINESTRATION BUILDINGS, 1O BARRACKS,

6 VEHICLE SHEDS, 9 STORAGE BUILOINGS, ONE: 2

PROBABLE AMMUNITION BUNKER, ONE PROBABLE I

AMMUNITION BUNKER UNDER CONSTRUCTION WITH

REINFORCEMENT TIMBERS IN PLACE, LOCATED 2

TOL NM ESE OF CADET SCHOOL BARRACKS, AT

UTM LR394698, 16 SUPPORT BUILDINGS.

DEFENSES INCLUDE -- ONE 6-GUN

DP POSITION ON HILL JUST NW OF BARRACKS,

6 GUNS TEMPLACED. ONE: 6-GUN AA POSITION

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UNDER CONSTRUCTION OT NM SE OF BARRACKS

6 GUNS EMPLACEO. ONE 4-GUN AA POSITION

UNDER CONSTRUCTION 157 NA SSE OF BARRACKS,

4 GUNS EMPLACED.

ONE 3-GUN AA POSITION

UNDER CONSTRUCTION L.8 NM SOUTH OF

BARRACKS: 3 GUNS EMPLACED ONE 6-GUN AA

POSITION 1.6 NA WEST OF BARRACKS, 6 GUNS

EMPLACED. ZIG-ZAG TRENCH WITH FIRING DAYS

•SNE FASTTOE BARRACKS

ARCA• AFFLEAST 89%

VEHICLES AND 10 PROBABLE FIELD ARTILLERY

PIECES IN WAREHOUSE/BARRACKS AREA.

APPROXIMATELY 25 TENTS

AT EAST. END:

OF CAMP, T-SHAPED

EXCAVATION IN PROGRESS AT

UTM LR403669:

NM WEST OF CADET

SCHOOL BARRACKS. THREE PROBABLE ARMORED

CARS AÑO § CANVAS-COVERED VEHICLES PARKED

ON PARADE GROUND.

CAMP CONTAINS MANAGUA AIRFIELD, WHERE NO

AIRCRAFT WERE OBSERVED. RUNWAY IS UNDER:

CONSTRUCTION. AND NOT SERVICEABLE.

NO CRATES, RADAR OR ELECTRONICS OSSERVED.

NO DEFENSES OBSERVEO.

3060 SITSUM 26 OCT 61 REPORTS

SOUTHEAST EDGE OF MANAGUA• CAMP CONTAINS

15 ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGS, 10 BARRACKS,

6 VEHIGLE SHEDS, & STORAGE BUILDINGS, ONE

PRODABLE AMMUNITION BUNKER, ONE CONCRETE:

BUILDING IN EXCAVATION I02 NN ESE OF CADET

SCHOOL BARRACKS, AT UTM LR394698, 16

SUPPORT BÜILDINGS. DEFENSES INCLUDE -- ONE

6GUN DP POSITION ON HILL JUST NW OF

BARRACKS, & GUNS EMPLACED. ONE 6-GUN AA

POSITION UNDER CONSTRUCTION 7 NM SE OF

BARRACKS, & GUNS EMPLACED. ONE 4-GUN AA

POSITION UNDER CONSTRUCTION 1.7 NM SSE OF

BARRACKS, 4 GUNS: EMPLACED• ONE J-GUN AA

POSITION UNDER CONSTRUCTION LO8 NM SOUTH OF

BARRACKS, 3 GUNS EMPLACED. ONE 6-GUN AA/

POSITION 1.6 NM WEST OF BARRACKS, 6 GUNS

EMPLACED, ZIGZAG TRENCH WITH FIRING BAYS

AS NM EAST OF BARRACKS AREA.

DEAST 0O. VEHICLES AND 1a

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ARTILLERY PIECES IN WAREHOUSE/BARRACKS

AREA. APPROXIMATELY 25 TENTS AT EAST END:

OF CAMP, T-SHAPED EXCAVATION IN PROGRESS AT

UTM LR403660 1.3 NM WEST OF CADET SCHOOL

BARRACKS.

3061 SITSUM 6 DEC 61 REPORTS

SE EDGE OF MANAGUA. CAMP CONTAINS

I5 ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGS, I& BARRACKS

6 VEHICLE SHEDS,

9 STORAGE BUILDINGS, ONE

PROBABLE AMMUNITION BUNKERY 16 SUPPORT

BUTLDINGS.

T-SHAPED EXCAVATION IN PROGRESS

AT UTM LR403660 1.3 NM WEST

OF CADET SCHOOL

BARRACKS. ONE CONCRETE U-SHAPEO BUILDING

UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN EXCAVATION 1.2 NM ESE

OF CADET SCHOOL

CARRACKS, AT UTM LR394698.

DEFENSES -- ONE

OCCUPIED G-GUN DP POSITION

ON HILL JUST NW

OF BARRACKS, ONE OCCUPIED

G-GUN AAA POSITION UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

SE: OF BARRACKS. ONE

OCCUPIED 4-GUN AAA

POSITION UNDER CONSTRUCTION 1.7 N# SSE ÖF

BARRACKS• ONE OCCUPIED 3-GUN AAA POSITION /

UNDER CONSTRUCTION 1.8 NA SOUTH OF

BARRACKS• ONE OCCUPIED &-GUN AAA POSITION

206 NM WEST OF BARRACKS• ZIGZAG TRENCH WITH

FIRING

BAYS .5 NM EAST OF BARRACKS AREA.

4: 3062 SITSUM 19 JAN 62 REPORTS:

:6 GUN UNOCCUPIED FA POSITION 2 NN-SOUTH

SOUTHWEST OF BARRACK AREA. CONSTRUCTION OF

AAA POSITIONS COMPLETE. CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY

AND RESURFACING ÖF RUNWAY STILL IN PROGRESS.

NO OTHER CHANGE SINCE DECEMBER 1961.

VEHICLES - - 13 PROBABLE TANKS, ONE POSSIBLE

TANK, ONE UOS. TANK, 7 TRACTOR/TRAILERS, 50

CARGO TRUCKS,

4 PIECES OF CONSTRUCTION

EQUIPMENT AND APPROXIMATELY 25 MISCELLANEOUS

VEHICLES.

3067 SITSUM 21 FEB 62 REPORTS

NO MAJOR CHANGES OBSERVEO.:

VEHICLES -- TOTAL OF 126 VEHICLES INCLUDING 9

TRACTOR/TRAILERS

TRAILERSY

Od CARGO TRUCKS,

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AND 60 MISCELLANEOUS VEHICLES. INCOMPLETE

INFORMATION.

3071 MOT 15 MAR 62 REPORTSU

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY CONTINUES. LONG

NARROW BUILDING UNDER CONSTRUCTION 09 NM

SOUTH OF CADET SCHOOL. IN AREA WHERE T-SHAPED

EXCAVATION WAS REPORTED ON MISSION 3061,

DEC 611

THERE IS A LARGE FENCED AREA

CONTAINING 2 LOOP ROADS• THERE ARE 2 EARTH-

COVERED DRIVE-THROUGH STRUCTURES ON SMALUER

ROAD AND ONE ON THE LARGER ROAD. A 6-GUN

OCCUPIED DP EMPLACEMENT HAS A BATTERY OF 3

GUNS WITHIN THE LARGER LOOP ROAD AND A

BATTERY OF 3 GUNS JUST WEST OF THE LOOP

ROAD. JUST NORTH OF LOOP ROAD AND OUTSIDE

THE FENCEO AREA YS A DIAMOND-SHAPED GROUND

SCAR AND A LARGE CONCRETE STRUCTURE UNDER

CONSTRUCTION WHICH MAY EVENTUALLY BE EARTH-

COVERCO. THE T-SHAPEO EXCAVATION REPORTED IN

MISSION

30610

IS NOT NOW EVIDENT.

NO APPARENT CHANGE IN U-SHAPED BUILDING

UNDER CONSTRUCTION 1.2 NM ESE OF CADET

SCHOOL SINCE MISSION 30610 DEC 610 HOWEVER,

INMEDIATELY SOUTH OF THIS STRUCTURE THERE

IS GROUNO SCARRING AND A COMPARISON OF

MISSION 3045• APR GI, SHOWED THAT THERE WAS

A LARGE NEWLY CONSTRUCTED STRUCTURE WHICH

NOW IS APPARENTLY BURIED.

DEFENSES -- A 6-GUN OP POSITION NN OF BARRACKS

AREA - 2 EMPLACEMENTS OCCUPIED. A 6-GUN

UNOCCUPTED FA POSITION UNDER CONSTRUCTION

2 NA SSH OF CADET SCHOOL• OTHER DEFENSES

UNCHANGED SINCE MISSION. 3067, FEB 620

: 3078 MCI 2 MAY 62 REPORTS

CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES ON EARTH-COVERED

BUILDINGS TO THE SOUTH AND DEFENSIVE

POSITIONS TO THE NORTH AND SOUTH. ONE NEW

BUILDING, POSSIOLY A THEATER, UNDER

CONSTRUCTION ON EAST EDGE OF BARRACKS AREA.

VENICLES

" APPROXIMATELY 10 ARMORED

VEHICLES, 15 TANK TRANSPORTERS, 11O TRUCKS,

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AND 30 OTHER VEHICLES.

APPROXIMATELY 11Q CARGO AND 30 MISCELLANEOUS

VEHICLES.

= 3079. SITSUN 22 MAY 62 REPORTS

VEHICLES: -- 14 TANK TRANSPORTERST

S PROBASLE POL TRANSPORTERS, 285 TRUCKS+

ONE TRAILER VAN AND NUMEROUS SEDANS.X

NER BUILDING UNDER CONSTRUCTION AT OLD

MOTOR POOL AREA. POSSIBLE THEATER BUILDING

ALSO UNDER CONSTRUCTION:

3A8& SITSUN 6 JUN 62 REPORTS

NO APPARENT CHANGE IN DEFENSES SINCE MAY 62.

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY CONTINUING ON BUILDINGS.

AT LEAST 26G TRUCKS, 14 TANK-TRANSPORTERS,

5 POSSIBLE POL TRANSPORTERS, AND NUMEROUS

AUTOS. INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

3083 SITSUM 29 JUN 62 REPORTS

NO APPARENT CHANGE IN DEFENSES SINCE

EARLY JUN 620

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY CONTINUING ON BUILDINGS.

VEHICLES -- AT LEAST 200, PREDOMINATELY

TRUCKS. NO TANKS NOTED.

IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF THE BUILDING AREA A

LARGE AREA IS BEING CLEARED FOR UNDETERMINEO

PURPOSES.

30A5 SITSUM 12 JUL 62 REPORTS

MOTOR POOL BUILOING AND OUTDOOR THEATER

APPEAR COMPLETE. CONSTRUCTION ON LARGE

CONCRETE BUILDING AND 2 DRIVE-THROUGH

STRUCTURES COMPLETE, BUT STRUCTURES HAVE NOT

BEEN EARTH-COVERED. LARGE AREA OF

CONSTRUCTION SOUTH OF BUILDINGS STILL BEING

CLEARED AND LEVELEO IS PIECES OF EQUIPMENT?

NOTED).

DEHICLES/ COUTPMENT -- APPROXIMATELY 200

VEHICLES, PREDOMINANTLY TRUCKS, PARKED AND

IN USE THROUGHOUT FACILITY.

NO APPARENT CHANGES IN AREA DEFENSES SINGE:

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3886 SITSUM 5 AUG 62 REPORTS

VEHICLES - APPROXIMATELY 300 VEHICLES,

PREDOMINANTLY TRUCKS, PARKED AND IN USE

THROUGHOUT FACILITY.

LARGE AREA OF CONSTRUCTION SOUTH OF

BUILDING AREA STILL BEING CLEAREO AND

LEVELED.

NO OTHER CHANGES IN FACILITIES OR DEFENSES

SINCE JUL 620

* 3088 SITSUM 29 AUG 62 REPORTS

DEFENSES -- NO CHANGE SINCE JUL 62.

CONSTRUCTION SOUTH OF HILLS CONTINUING.

NO: APPARENT CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE

VEHICLES -- APPROXIMATELY

THROUGHOUT AREA.

350 VEHICLES

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SERRETS

MANATI SAM SITE

CU 2113N 07702W

31A0 SITSUM

7OCT 62 REPORTS

NM SW OF MANATI AT 21-13-45N 077-0215W SA-2 SAM

SITE,

UNREVETTED AND STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION,

CONTAINING THE FOLLOWING FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT -

MISSILE LAUNCHERS, POSSIBLE FRUIT SET RADAR AND

APPROXIMATELY 6 ASSOCIATED VEHICLES IN GUIDANCE AREA,

3 PROBABLE

MISSILE-HOLD REVETMENTS EACH WITH 2 POSSIBLE

MISSILE TRANSPORTERS, AND APPROXIMATELY 6 TENTS.

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MANZANILLO AREA, MILITARY ACTIVITY

3098 SITSUM 5 OCT 62 REPORTS

2.8 NM SSE OF MANZANILLO..

AN AREA OF UNIDENTIFIEO MICITARY ACTIVITY

CONTAINING 6 STORAGE/MAINTENANCE BUILDINGS,

NUMEROUS SMALL TENTS, TO UNIDENTIFIEO

VEHICLES, CONSIDERABLE TRACK ACTIVITY,

TRENCH SYSTEMS

AND SMALL ARMS EMPLACEMENTS.

INMEDIATELY SOUTH OF THE

MANZANILLO

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MANZANILLO SAM SITER

3098 SITSUN 5 OCT 62 REPORTS

2.5 NM SSE OF MANZANILLO AT 20-18-20N

077-06-08W.

SA-2 SAM SITE CONTATNING 6 MISSILE

TRANSPORTERS, 6 MISSILE LAUNCHERS, FRUIT SET

RADAR WITH 5 VANS

9 UNIDENTIFICO VEHICLES+

10 ADOITIONAL VANS, AND OPEN STORAGES

ALL EOUIPMENT UNREVETTED.

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MARTEL AREA, NAVAL AMMO STORAGE

3078 MCT 2 MAY 62 REPORTS

•5 NM N# OF MARTEL NAVAL AIR STATION.

PUNKER, ONE BUILDING. ROAD CONNECTS

STORAGE AREA WITH AIR STATION.

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EE MARTEL NAVAL AIR STATION

• 3078: MCT 2 MAY 62 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT -- NONE.

DEFENSES

TRENCH SYSTEM WITH SEVERAL

AX

POSITIONS AND: 3 OCCUPIED PROBABLE AAA

EMPLACEMENTS ON SOUTH SIDE OF SH END OF

RUNWAY. 3. EXCAVATIONS AT SW END OF RUNWAY. ARE

PROBABLE BUNKERS UNDER CONSTRUCTION. TWO NEW

PIERS ARE UNDER CONSTRUCTION ON NORTH SIDE

OF NAVAL AIR STATION• APPROXIMATELY 35

TRUCKS PARKED IN AREA&

* 3079 SITSUM 22 MAY 62 REPORTS

NO APPARENT CHANGE SINCE Z MAY 620

AIRCRAFT NONE • 1

• 3680 SITSUM 6 JUN 62 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT -- NONE OBSERVED.

NO APPARENT CHANGE SINCE MAY 620

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY CONTINUING ON 3 PROBABLE

BUNKERS AND 2 NEW PIERS ON NORTH SIDE OF

NAVAL AIR STATION.

0 3882 SITSUM 18 JUN 62 REPORTS

NO APPARENT CHANGE TO FACILITIES SINCE

JUNE 520

AIRCRAFT -- NONE•

CONSTRUCTION CONTINUING ON BUNKERS AND PIERS•

3083 SITSUM 29 JUN 62 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT -- NONE•

RUNWAY SERVICEABLE.

NO CHANGE IN DEFENSES SINCE MAY 62.

BUNKERS AND PIERS STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

3094 SITSUM 8 JUL 62 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT - NONE&

RUNWAY SERVICEABLE• NO CHANGE IN DEFENSES

SINCE MAY 62. BUNKERS STILL UNDER

CONSTRUCTION. NUMEROUS VENICLES PARKED ON

SAPRON NEAR HANGAR.

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* 3085 SITSUM 12 JUL 62 REPORTS

AIRCRADE -- NONE.

RUNWAY SERVICEABLE: SIX OCCUPIED LIGHT AAA

POSITIONS JUST SOUTH OF RUNWAY. CONSTRUCTION

CONTINUING ON 3 BUNKERS• ONE PIER ON

NORTH SIDE OF AIRFIELD APPEARS COMPLETE, ONE

PIER: STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION•

NO OTHER

CHANGE IN FACILITIES.

3086 SITSUM S AUG 62 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT -- NONE OBSERVED.

CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES ON BUNKERS AND

ONE PIER.

NO CHANGE IN OTHER FACILITIES OR DEFENSES

SINCE JUL 62.

3088. SITSUM 29 AUG 62 REPORTS

RUNWAY SERVICEABLE• 24 CRATES (24 X 8 FF)

AND 16 TRUCKS ON APRON• NO CHANGE IN

FACILITIES SINCE JUL 62• CONSTRUCIION

CONTINUING ON BUNKERS•

(FOR INFORRATION ON MARIEL SAM SITED HARIEL

MILITARY INSTALLATION, AND MARIEL

NAVAL

PORTO SEE

SITUATION SUMMARY PART

PAR R63-6201

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•1 MARIEL NAVAL PORTA

CU 2301N 08245W

0586

• G-3002, 27 OCT 68 REPORTS. NORTH EDGE OF MARIEL,

NE SIDE OF MARIEL BAY. 4,500 FT OF PRINCIPAL WHARFAGE..

1 PIER 680 FT LONG FOR LOADING CEMENT, I PIER 200 FT

LONG, 1 PIER 190 FT LONG. NUMEROUS SMALLER PIERS-N

MARINE RAILHAY L90 FT LONG. LARGE QUANTITY OF LOUSNES

MATERIALS IN OPEN STORAGE ADJACENT TO WHARF ON NE STOE NEE

OF BAY• SMALLER AMOUNT OF U/I MATERIALS ON LARGE

RAIL-SERVED PIER JUST NORTH OF MARIEL

G-3051, 28 JUNE 61e REPORTS. VESSELS -- ONE

FREIGHTER AT LA BOCA PIER• ONE FREIGHTER AT LARGE PIER

JUST NORTH OF MARTEL• ONE PATROL BOAT AT MARITIMAS

MARIEL PIER. CARGO -- NONE OF SIGNIFICANCE OBSERVED.

DEFENSES - APPROXIMATELY 3 UNOCCUPIED GUN POSITIONS

ON LA BOCA SIDE OF HARBOR ENTRANCE.

ONE 6-GUN FA

POSITION AT 23-OON 082-47-47W• TRENCHING ACTIVITY

EVIDENT 2•4 NM WNW OF MARIEL. VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT - ONE

POSSIBLE FIRECAN RADAR VANº 4 PROBABLE MILITARY

VEHICLES, 5 UNIDENTIFIEO VEHICLES, AND APPROXIMATELY

68 CARGO TRUCKS ARE PARKED IN A FENCED FIELO NEXT TO

A RECTANGULAR BUILDING AT 22-59-35N 082-45-15We NINE

PROBABLE BOXCARS

5 PROBABLE TANK CARS ON PIER JUST

NORTH OF MARIEL.

• G-30549 29 JULY 61 REPORTS•

A TOTAL OF 2 VESSELS

ONE FREIGHTER,

359 FT LONG. AND ONE TANKER 390 FT LONGI

BOTH AT LA BOCA PIER. NO SIGNIFICANT CARGOES, HARBOR

DEFENSES OR OTHER ITEMS OF MILITARY SIGNIFICANCE.

INCOMPLETE INFORMATION..

• G-3067, 22 FEB 62 REPORTS. NO UNUSUAL CON-

CENTRATIONS OF MILITARY EQUIPMENT: OR SUPPLY STOCKPILES

OBSERVED.

VESSELS -4 MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS, 2 PATROL

VESSELS, 4 CARGO SHIPS.

• G-3071, 15 MAR 62 REPORTS.

SUBMARINES

- NONE O

SURFACE COMBATANT -- 4 KRONSHTAOI-CLASS PATROL CRAFTS

1173 FT. LONG) MOGREO ON SOUTH SIDE OF NAVAL AIR

STATION. 4(83 FT LONG) PT BOATS MOORED ALONGSIDE

UNLOENTIFIED SHIP (APPROXIMATELY 160 FT LONG) ON NORTH.

OF NAVAL AIR STATIONS AUXILIARY/MERCHANT ME

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BARGEST 3 UNIDENTIFIED SMALL CRAFT, 2 FREIGHTERS AT

MARVEL MOLE. 2 BARGES AT NORTH PIER,

NUMEROUS SMALL

CRAFT THROUGHOUT PORT• AMPHIBIOUS - NONE•

LOGISTICS/MATERIEL -- SHIPPING CRATES AT MARIEL MOLE.

• G-3074, 1 APR 62 REPORTS• SUBMARINES - NONE.

SURFACE COMBATANT •

-: 2 KRONSHTAOT-CLASS PATROL CRAFT

AND 2 PT BOATS MOORED ON SOUTH SIDE, 2 KRONSHTADT-

CLASS PATROL CRAFT AND 2 PT BOATS MOGREO ON NORTH

SIDE OF NAVAL AIR STATION. 4 POSSIBLE PATROL CRAFT

MOORED NW OF NAVAL AIR STATION. AUXILIARY/MERCHANT. CH

ONE FREIGHTER IN HARBOR IMMEDIATELY EAST OF NAVAL AIRS

STATION• ONE FREIGHTER AT MARIEL MOLE. 2 POSSIBLE

BARGES MOORED AT MARIEL QUAY• 2 SMALL COASTAL CRAFT

MOORED AT NORTH PIER• NUMEROUS SMALL CRAFT THROUGHOUT

HARBOR: LOGISTICS/MATERIEL -- LARGE STACKS OF 11

UNIDENTIFIED MATERIEL ON MARTEL MOLE• SEVERAL SMALL

STACKS OF UNIDENTIFIED MATERIEL ON SOUTH PIER•

NUMEROUS SMALL

STACKS OF UNIDENTIFIED MATERIEL ON

MARANTE WHARVES.

• G-3078, 2 HAY 62 REPORTS: NO CHANGE IN FACILITIES

SINCE MISSION 3002, 27 OCT 60• OPPOSITE CEMENT PLANT,

2 KRONSHTADI CLASS PATROL VESSELS AND 2 PT BOATS

MOORED ON NORTH SIDE OF NAVAL AIR STATION. 4 POSSIBLE

PC MOORED NW

OF NAVAL AIR STATION. 2 KRONSHTADE

CLASS PATROL

VESSELS, 4 PT BOATS, AND ONE UNIDENTIFIEO

SMALL CRAFT MOORED ON SOUTH SIDE OF NAVAL

AIR STATION•

2 KRONSHTADT CLASS PATROL VESSELS AND ONE PT BOAT

MOORED SW OF NAVAL

AIR STATION• 4 PT BOATS MOGRED JUST

SOUTH OF NORTHWEST END OF NAVAL AIR STATION RUNWAY•

2 FREIGHTERS MOOREO AT LARGE PIER JUST NORTH OF.

MARIEL• 2 POWER-DARGES MOORED OPPOSITE CEMENT PLANT.

ONE SMALL COASTAL VESSEL AT ANCHOR NORTHWEST OF MARIEL.

NUMEROUS SMALL CRAFT•

NO AMPHIBIOUS-TYPE VESSELS.

GESERVED• PIER NORTH OF MARIEL CONTAINS VARIETY OG

UNIDENTIFIED MATERIEL. VESSELS -- ONE EX-US PF-TYPE

FRIGATE MOORED AT CEMENT PLANT PIER, 2 KRONSHTADT-CLASS

PATROL VESSELS, AND 2 PT BOATS MOORED ON NORTH SIDE OF

NAVAL AIR STATIONS 4 PATROL CRAFT MOORED: NW OF NAVAL

AIR STATION, 2. KRONSHTAOT-CLASS PATROL VESSELSO 4PT

BOATS AND ONE UNIDENTIFIED SMALL CRAFT MOORED ON

SOUTH SIDE OF NAVAL AIR STATION 2 KRONSTADT-CLASS

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AND ONE PT BOAT KOORED SW OF NAVAL AIR STATION, 4 PT

BOATS MOORED JUST SOUTH OF NW END OF NAVAL AIR STATION

RUNWAY, 2 LARGE FREIGHTERS MOORED AT LARGE PIER JUST

NORTH OF MARIEL: 2 POWER BARGES MOORED OPPOSITE CEMENT

PLANT, ONE SMALL COASTAL VESSEL ANCHORED NORTH OF

MARIEL, ONE SMALL VESSEL AT ANCHOR NORTH OF NAVAL AIR

STATION, AND NUMEROUS SMALL CRAFT.

6-3079, 22 MAY 62 REPORTS.

VESSELS -- 2 FREIGHTERS

AT PIER NEAR ENTRANCE TO HARBOR, 2 BARGES AT CEMENT

PIER. ONE SMALL FREIGHTER ANCHORED IN BAY. Y PT, 4

KRONSMTADT AND ONE PROBABLE EX-US PCE DOCKED ON SOUTH

SIDE OF AIRFIELD, 2 KRONSHTADT, 3 PT AND 2 COASTAL

KERCHANT VESSELS DOCKED NORTH OF AIRFIELD. ONE PT

ENTERING HARBOR. LOGISTICS/MATERIEL -- UNIDENTIFIED

MATERIEL ON MARIEL MOLE.

6-3080, 6 JUNE 62 REPORTS.. VESSELS -- 2 KRONSHTÄOT-

CLASS DOCKED NORTH OF AIRFIELD. 3 KRONSHTADT-CLASSI

ONE PATROL BOAT, 8 PT BOATS: SOUTH OF AIRFIELD. ONE EX-

US PCE AND ONE BARGE AT CEMENT PIER. ONE LARGE MERCHANT

SHIP AT WHARF AT MOUTH OF HARBOR, ONE LARGE MERCHANT

SHIP AT WHARF JUST NORTH OF MARIEL. LOGISTICSI

MATERIAL -- UNIDENTIFIED MATERIAL ON WHARF.

0-3082. 18 JUNE 62 REPORTS.

VESSELS -- 2 LARGE

CARGO, 3 SMALL CARGO, 1 EX-US PCE,

7 PT, 2 PATROL

BOATS, 5 BARGES AND NUMEROUS SMALL CRAFT. MINOR

STOCKPILING OF UNIDENTIFIEO MATERIAL ON MARTEL WHARF.

G-30631 29 JUNE BZ REPORTS. VESSELS -- ONE LARGE

CARGO, 2 SMALL CARGO, 2 PATROL CRAFT, 9 PT BOATS, AND

5 BARGES. UNIDENTIFIEO MATERIAL ON WHARF AND PIER•

G-3084, 8 JULY G2 REPORTS. VESSELS - TWO

KRONSHTADT-CLASS DOCKED NORTH OF AIRFIELD. ONE

KRONSHTADT-CLASS, ONE POSSIBLE KRONSHTADT-CLASS, 7 PT

BOATS, AND TWO POSSIBLE PT BOATS DOCKED SOUTH OF

AIRFIELD. ONE PROBABLE EX-US PF AND ONE CARGO SHIP

DOCKED AT PIER NEAR CEMENT PLANT: TWO CARGO SHIPS

DOCKED AT PIER ON SE SIDE OF HARBOR. UNIDENTIFIED

MATERIAL ON WHARF ANO PIER.

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JULY 62 REPORTS.

VESSELS -- ONE PT AND

ONE KRONSHTADT-CLASS MOORED NORTH OF AIRFIELD, 2

KRONSHTADT-CLASS AND 6 PT MOORED JUST SOUTH OF

FIELD, ONE PF MOORED AT CEMENT PLANT PIER, ONE

FREIGHTER MOORED AT MARIEL PIERS AND ONE FREIGHTER

MOORED AT CEMENT PLANT PIER. NO CHANGE IN PORT

FACILITIES. LOGISTICS/MATERIAL - UNIDENTIFIED MATERIAL

STACKED ON MARIEL PIER.

3086 SITSUM 5 AUG 62 REPORTS

VESSELS - 2 FREIGHTERS, 2 KRONSHTAÖT-CLASS.

AND 4 PT BOATS MOORED NORTH OF AIRFIELO:

ONE KRONSHTADT-CLASS AND 4 PT BOATS MOOREO

SOUTH OF AIRFIELD. ONE PT BOAT MOORED AT

CEMENT PLANT PIER.

NO CHANGE IN PORT FACILITIES SINCE JUL 62.

•LOGISTICS/MATERIEL -- NONE OBSERVED.

6- 3088r 29 AUG 62 REPORTSI

VESSELS - 13 PT BOATS MOORED NORTH AND

SOUTH OF AIRFIELD OF WHICH 7 ARE KOMAR-CLASS

(GUIDED MISSILE BOATS) AND ONE IS PROBABLY

IN PROCESS OF CONVERSION. ONE UNIDENTIFIED

VESSEL SW OF NAVAL PIER AND ONE UNIDENTIFIED

VESSEL, APPROXIMATELY 270 X 50 FT, AT NAVAL

PIER. ONE FREIGHTER AT MARIEL PIER WITH

11 LARGE TRUCKS, 14 MEDIUM TRUCKS AND

UNIDENTIFIED RATERIAL

ON PIER. TWENTY-FOUR

CRATES 124 X 8 FTI AND 1G TRUCKS ON APRON AT AIRFIELD.

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MARIEL SAM SITE

G-30088

29 AUG 62 REPORTS:

2.8 NM WNW

OF MARIEL AIRFIELD AT 23-00-55N

082-49-384.

SA-2 SAM SITE UNDER CONSTRUCTION• SIX

UNREVETTED LAUNCH POSITIONS WITH LAUNCHERS

12 LAUNCHERS HAVE CANVAS OR NET COVERING),

FRUIT SET RADAR WITH 6 ASSOCIATED VANS, 6

MISSILE TRANSPORTERS WITH CANVAS-COVERED

TRAILERS, APPROXIMATELY 20 VEHICLES, AND 2

TENTS.

1,20O YOS WEST OF MARIEL SA-Z SITE IS A

HEADQUARTERS AREA CONSISTING OF 4 ONE-STORY

BUILDINGS AND A STORAGE AREA WITH IL STORAGE

BUILDINGS AND ONE H-SHAPED BUILDING.

VEHICLES -- SEVENTEEN SMALL TRUCKS,

TRAILERS, 13 JEEPS,

12 LARGE TRUCKS, II

SMALL TRAILERS, 16

POSSIBLE ARMORED CARSA

6 LARGE AND NUMEROUS SMALL CRATES, & TENTS.

AND 20 UNIDENTIFIEC VEHICLES IN OPEN STORAGE

VESSELS -M 4

PATROL CRÄFT AT ANCHOR

ARROYO DONA

MARIAr

3 ARE APPROXIMATELY

6A X 1O FT AND ONE 50 X LA FT.

CU

2300N

08249W

0586

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MATANZAS AREA, MILITARY ACTIVITY

CU. 2303N 08135W

3078 MCI

2 MAY 62 REPORTS

NO MILITARY CONCENTRATIONS OR EQUIPMENT

BUILDUP NOTED. NO CHANGES IN FACILITIES

AT CIUDAD MILITAR, INSTITUTO CIVICO MILITAR OR

IN AREA DEFENSES SINCE MAR 62• APPROXIMATELY

62- CARS AND 5 TRUCKS NOTED AT CIUDAD MILITAR.

THE 6 FA POSITIONS 300. FT NE OF THE MICROWAVE

TOWER CONE NM NORTH OF MATANZAS) ARE

UNOCCUPIED•

3079 SITSUM 22 MAY O2 REPORTS

APPARENT BUILDUP OF MILITARY EQUIFMENT

TROOPS. NO CHANGE IN FACILITIES AT

CIUDAD MILITARY, INSTITUTO CIVICO MILITAR,

OR IN AREA DEFENSES SINCE 2 MAY 62.

VEHICLES -- APPROXIMATELY 41 CARS, ONE TRUCK

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MATANZAS

AREA.

MILITARY

ACTIVITY

CU

2303N 08135W

MCI 2 MAY 62 REPORTS

NO MILITARY CONCENTRATIONS OR EQUIPMENT

BUILDUP NOTED. NO CHANGES IN FACILITIES

AT CIUDAD MILITAR, INSTITUTO CIVICO MILITAR OR

IN AREA DEFENSES SINCE MAR 62. APPROXIMATELY

62. CARS AND 5 TRUCKS NOTED AT CIUDAD MILITAR.

THE 6 FA POSITIONS 30B. FT. NE OF THE MICROWAVE

TOWER CONE NA NORTH OF MATANZAST ARE

UNOCCUPIED•

3079.SITSUM 22 MAY 6Z REPORTS

APPARENT BUILDUP OF MILITARY

EQUIPMENT

OR TROOPS. NO CHANGE IN FACILITIES AT

CIUDAD MILITARY,

INSTITUTO CIVICO MILITAR,

OR IN AREA DEFENSES SINCE 2 KAY 62.

VEHICLES -- APPROXIMATELY 41 CARS,

ONE TRUCK

AND ONE BUS NOTED AT CIUDAD MILITAR.

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MATANZAS; PORT FACILITIES

3078 MCI 2 MAY 52 REPORTS

AUXILIARY/HERCHANT VESSELS - 2 LARGE

FREIGHTERS AT DUBROCO WHARF, AND ONE

OREOGER IN OPERATION BETWEEN ARMOUR

PIER AND NEW PIER.

UNIDENTIFIED MATERIEL STORED ON CUSTOMS QUAY

AND DUBROCO WHARF:

NO APPARENT CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE APR 62.

3079 SITSUN 22 MAY 62 REPORTS

AUXILIARY/MERCHANT

2 LARGE FREIGHTERS

AT DUBROCQ WHARF, ONE SMALL FREIGHTER AT

DISTILLING PIER, ONE LARGE FREIGHTER AT

ARMOUR PIER, ONE LÄRGE FREIGHTER DOCKED

IN BAY AND ONE DREDGE NEAR TEXAS

PIER.

ROAD UNDER IMPROVEMENT ON NW SIDE OF BAY.

3080 SITSUM

6 JUN 62 REPORTS

VESSELS -- 2 LARGE FREIGHTERS AT

DUBROCQ

WHARF, ONE LARGE FREIGHTER AT NEW PIER, ONE

DREDGE NEAR NEW PIER.

NO CHANGES IN FACILITIES OBSERVEO.

3082 SITSUM 18 JUN 62 REPORTS

APPARENT CHANGE IN FACILITIES.

• VESSELS -- ONE CARGO SHIP• INCOMPLETE INFO.

3083 SITSUM 29 JUN 62 REPORTS

- 2 FREIGMTERS AT DUBROCO

WHARF, EACH APPROXIMATELY 435 FT LONG,

AND ONE SMALL SHIP AT NEW WHARF.

NO APPARENT CHANGE TO FACILITIES SINCE FEB G2.

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3085 5173U1 12

JUL 62 REPORTS

VESSELS -I ONE PIPELINE DREOGE NEAR ARMOUR

PIER, ONE CARGO VESSEL AT NEW MOLASSES PIERS

ONE SMALL CARGO VESSEL AT CUBA DISTILLING

PIER, 2 CARGO VESSELS AT DUBROCO WHARFO A

FEW SMALL CRAFT SCATTERED IN HARBOR AREA.

AND NUMEROUS SMALL CRAFT BERTHED AND

ANCHORED IN RIO SAN JAUN.

NO APPARENT CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE FEB

MATERIEL/EQUIPMENT -- NO CONCENTRATIONS

OBSERVEO IN MARBOR AREA.

3686 SITSUM

5 AUG 62

REPORTS

VESSELS -- 3 FREIGHTERS, ONE AT DUBROGG

WHARF AND

2 AT NEW WHARF• ONE DREDGE NEAR

ARMOUR PIERO SMALL CRAFT SCATTEREO IN

HARBOR. ONE FREIGHTER OUTBOUND 3 NM NE OF

MATANZAS.

RAIL CARS -- 35 BOXCARS NOTED IN AREA NEAR

NEW WHARFE 9 POSSIBLE TANK CARS NEAR STORAGE

TANKS+ 56 POSSIBLE TANK CARS NORTH OF

FERTILIZER PLANT.

VEMICLES -- CONVOY OF & MILITARY TRUCKS

HEADING NE ON ROAD NEAR SHORELINE AT

DUBROCO WHARF•

NO APPARENT CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE

FEB 62.

3088 SITSUM 29 AUG 62 REPORTS

VESSELS -- ONE FREIGHTER DOCKED AT MOLASSES

PIER.

VEHICLES - APPROXIMATELY 22 TRUCKS PARKED

AT DUBROCO WHARF.

NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE

JUL 62.

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MATANZAS

SAM

SITE

6-3088, 29 AUG 62 REPORTS.

5 NM ESE OF MATANZAS AT 23-61-50N

(981-29-1410

SA-2 SAM

SITE UNDER CONSTRUCTION. 5IX

UNREVETTED LAUNCH POSITIONS WITH 6

LAUNCHERS. FRUIT SET RADAR INSTALLEO WITH 4

ASSOCIATED VANS, 6 MISSILE TRANSPORTERS

WITH CANVAS-COVERED

AGQUISITION RADAR.

TRAILERS, POSSIBLE

AT LEAST I2 VANS OR

VEHICLES. PROBABLE STAR CONFIGURATION.

CU 2301N

08129W

CO00sy

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MINAS DEL FRIO, POSSIBLE CONSTRUCTION CAMP

CU

2000N

07659W

3078 MCT

2 MAY 62 REPORTS

AREA NO LONGER BELIEVEO TO DE A

MILITARY CAMP.

IT IS PROGABLY A ROAD CONSTRUCTION CAMPETINO..

NO EVIDENCE OF MILITARY ACTIVITY OF ANY

3479 SITSUM 22 MAY G2 REPORTS

CHANGE SINGE 2 MAY 620

3082 SITSUM 18 JUN 62 REPORTS

NO MILITARY ACTIVITY OR CONCONTRATIONS NOTED.

INCOMPLETE INFO.

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NUEVITAS, SUSPECT MISSILE AREA

SOVIET PERSONNEL REPORTED IN THE AREA.

DATE OF INFO.

OCT 62

3100 SITSUM 7 OCT 62 REPORTS

SENADO SAM SITED 17 NM WNW OF NUEVITAS.

• NO OTHER MISSILE ACTIVITY NOTEO WITHIN

16-NM RADIUS OF NUEVITAS.

CU 2133N 07715W

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PALMA SORIANO AREA, MILITARY INSTALLATION

CU Z01ON A7600W

3078 MCI

Z MAY 62 REPORTS

308 NM SOUTH OF PALMA SORIANO.

BARRACKS, ONE BUTLOING FOUNDATION:

3 SUPPORT

BUILOINGS AND APPROXIMATELY

25 AN

POSITIONS ALONG PERIMETER FENCE:

MILITARY CONCENTRATIONS OR EQUIPMENT NOTED.

_SITSUM 22 MAY 62 REPORTS

CHANGE SINCE 2 MAY 62.

3HAN SITSUM

BARRACKS.

& JUN 62 REPORTS

SUPPORT BUILDINGS,

APPROXIMATELY

25 AW POSITIONS

ALONG PERIMETER FENCES AND

SEVERAL PERSONNEL TRENCHES.

VEHICLES = ONE TRUCK.

NO TROOP CONCENTRATIONS NOTED.

3081 SITSUM 15 JUN 62 REPORTS

APPARENT CHANGES NOTEO SINCE

MAY 02.

3083 SITSUM 29 JUN 62 REPORTS

APPARENT CHANGE SINCE MAY 02.

VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT

-- NOME.

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SECRET

PLAYA BARACOA AIRFIELD

CU

2302N 082354

RELATIVELY SMALL AIRFIELD NEAR AIR AND NAVAL

TRAINING FACILITIES. THIS IS THE MAIN

HELICOPTER LOCATION IN CUBA..

3002 SITSUM 27 OCT 60 REPORTS

305 NM SW OF SANTA FE. 5,400 X 150 FT

NNE/SSW PROBABLE BLACKTOR RUNWAY.

LISTED IN ASSOTWO VOL GO JAN GL.

TOTAL OF 12 AIRCRAFT -- ONE C-47, ONE

LIAISON, 6 HOUND, 3 HARE, AND ONE POSSIBLE

HARE. RUNWAY IS SERVICEABLE. 8 SHIPPING

CRATES (MEASURING 25 X 14 FTL, 4 PROBACLE

POL TRUCKS, AND APPROXIMATELY 10

MISCELLANEQUS VEHICLES. NO ELECTRONICS

INSTALLATION OBSERVED. DEFENSES INCLUDE TWO

4-GUN AND ONE 3-GUN AAA POSITIONS

(UNOCCUPIED) ANO ONE POSSIBLE 3-GUN AAA

POSITION (UNOCCUPIEDI. ONE 5-GUN CD

POSITION (PROBABLY OCCUPIED) IS LOCATED

YO WNW OF THE AIRFIELO.

3054 SITSUM 29 JUL 61 REPORTS

PROBABLE HOUND OBSERVED. POSSIOLE NEW

CONSTRUCTION ON RAMP IN FRONT OF CONTROL

TOWER, AND PROBABLE NEW HANGAR U/C•

INCOMPLETE

INFORMATION.

3058 MCI

• 3 SEP 61 REPORTS

A TOTAL OF LO AIRCRAFT OBSERVED--I C-47%

7 HOUND, 2 HARE • RUNWAY SERVICEABLE.

TWELVE 25 X 1A FT CRATES, NUMEROUS SMALLER

CRATES. NO ELECTRONICS OUSERVED.

ONE 3-GUN AAA POSITION (UNOCCUPIED)

-TWO-POSSIOLE 4-GUN AAA POSITION

(UNOCCUPIEDI ONE POSSIBLE 3-GUN AAA

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3060 SITSUM 26 OCT 61 REPORTS

54400 X 150 FT NNE/SSW BLACKTOP RUNWAY.

SERVICEABLE• NO ELECTRONICS OBSERVED:

3-GUN AAA POSITION (UNOCCUPIEDI. THO

POSSIELE A-GUN AAA POSITIONS (UNOCCUPIEDI

ONE POSSIBLE 3-GUN AAA POSITION

UNGICCUPLEDI A TOTAL OF 12 INCLUDING, 6

HOUNDS.

HARES, AND ONE C-47.

VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT - B TRUCKS, 6 SMALL

VEHICLES

APPROXIMATELY 5 POSSIBLE LARGE

SHIPPING CRATES, AND 7 SMALL SHIPPING

CRATES.

30G1 SITSUM

6 DEC 6I REPORTS

RUNWAY SERVICEABLE•

HARDSTAND IN FRONT OF MAIN HANGAR BEING

RESURFACED. NEW HANGAR IN LATE STAGES OF

CONSTRUCTION ON SOUTH END OF AIRFIELD.

CONSTRUCTION GRAVEL DUMPED ON SOUTH END OF

4 SHIPPING

CRATES.

DEFENSES

- TWO 3-GUN OCCUPIED AAA

POSITIONS, ONE 3-GUN UNOCCUPIED AAA

POSITIONA AND ONE 4-GUN UNOCCUPIED AAA

POSITION•

AIRCRAFT

-- 9 HARE, 2 HOUND, AND ONE C-47:

3062 SITSUM 19 JAN 62 REPURTS

RUNWAY SERVICEABLE. HANGAR UNDER CONSTRUCTION•

FOUR (4) PROB SHIPPING CRATES.

AIRCRAFT

- TOTAL OF 17. INCLUDING (2).

CRATE,

HOUND, (7) HARE AND (1) C-47.

DEFENSES

-- FOUR (4) 3 GUN UNOCCUPIED AAA

POSITIONS.

SITSUM 2 FEB 62 REPORTS

RUNWAY SERVICEABLE.

AIRCRAFT --

TOTAL OF 3 INCLUDING Z CRATE AND

1 C-47• INCOMPLETE INFORMATION•

3067- SITSUM 21 FEB 62 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT -- TOTAL OF 8 INCLUDING 2 HOUND.

4 HARE, ONE C-47, ONE CRATE.

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3071 MCI IS MAR 62 REPORTS

NO APPARENT CHANGE IN RUNWAY, FACILITIES, OR

DEFENSES SINCE MISSION 3062, JAN 62.

AIRCRAFT -- TOTAL OF 17 INCLUDING, 2 CRATER

ONE C-47, & HOUND. S HARED 2 HELICOPTER

FUSELAGES, ONE UNIDENTIFIED DERELICT.

3674 SITSUM

APR 62

AIRCRAFT -- 2 CRATED ONE C-47, ONE HOUND,

3 POSSIBLE MARE.

DEFENSES -- ONE

UNOCCUPIED 3 GUN AAA POSITION

INCOMPLETE

INFORMATION•

3078 MCI

2 MAY 62 REPORTS

CONSTRUCTION WORK STILL IN PROGRESSO

THE TWO 3-GUN AAA POSITIONS AT THE SOUTH

END OF RUNWAY ARE OCCUPIED.

AIRCRAFT -- A TOTAL OF 20 INCLUDING, ONE

C-47. 2 CRATE, 8 MARE, 6 HOUND, Z FUSELAGES

(HELICOPTERS, AND ONE UNIDENTIFIEO SE.

ONE UNIDENTIFIED SINGLE-ENGINE•

DEFENSES

-- 2 OCCUPIED LIGHT 3-GUN AAA

POSITIONS JUST SOUTH OF AIRFIELD, ONE

UNOCCUPIED LIGHT 3-GUN AAA POSITIONS NORTH OF

OPERATIONS BUILDINGe AND ONE UNOCCUPIEO LIGHT

3-GUN AAA POSITIONS EAST OF RUNWAY.

RUNWAY SERVICEABLE. NEW HANGAR UNDER

CONSTRUCTION, APPROXIMATELY 90 PERCENT

COMPLETED.

PARKING APRON NEAR NEW HANGAR IS

BEING SURFACEO. Z NEW BUILDINGS UNDER

CONSTRUCTION NEAR NORTH END UF RUNWAY.

NO TROOP CONCENTRATIONS NOTED.

3079 SITSUM 22 MAY 62 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT -- TOTAL OF 149 INCLUDING

2 CRATE, ONE C-47. 7 HOUND CONE KITHOUT

ROTORSI, 3 HARE CONE WITHOUT ROTORS), ONE

UNTDENTIFIED SINGLE ENGINE.

DEFENSES =- NO CHANGE SINCE 2 MAY 62.

RUNWAY SERVICEABLE. 2 NEW BUILDINGS UNDER

CONSTRUCTION NEAR NORTH END OF RUNWAY. NEH

APPEARS TO BE COMPLETED. PARKING AREA

NEAR NEW HANGAR IS BEING SURFACED.

! TROOP CONCENTRATION NOTEO.

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6 JUN G2 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT -- I HARE AND ONE CRATE OBSERVED.

2 BUILDINGS STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION AT

NORTH END OF RUNWAY. HANGAR COMPLETE.

SURFACING CONTINUING ON PARKING APRON.

NO APPARENT CHANGE IN DEFENSES, NO TROOP

CONCENTRATIONS OBSERVED.

INCOMPLETE INFORMATION•

3082 SITSUM

..LE JUN 62 REPORTS

APPARENT CHANGE TO FACILITIES.

AIRCRAFT -- A TOTAL OF LA INCLUDING -- 1 C-47

3 HOUND, 3 HARE AND 3 POSSIBLE ZLIN-TRENER

ALSO 2 HARE FUSELAGES. APPROXIMATELY 40

SHIPPING CRATES 120

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SAGUA LA GRANDE EN/GI RADAR, INSTALN U/C

3089 SITSUM 5 SEP 62 REPORTS

2.7 NM NNW OF CENTER OF SAGUA LA GRANDE AT

22-58-50N

886-05-42H.

TWO ELEVATEO POSITIONS, 8 LARGE TENTS, 4

MEDIUM AND 6

TENTS,

ANO APPROXIMATELY

12 VEHICLES.

INSTALLATION

•8 NM SE OF THE

SAGUA LA GRANDE SA-2

SITE UNDER

CONSTRUCTION.

CU

22501 080051

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LA

SITE

CU

G- 3088, 29 AUG 52 REPORTS.

NO NEW CONSTRUCTION OR MISSILE ACTIVITY

NOTED WITHIN LO NA RADIUS OF SAGUA LA

GRANDE.

3089 SITSUM S SEP 62 REPORTS

2.9 NM NNW OF SAGUA LA GRANDE AT 22-51-10N

080-05-50W..

SA-2 SAM SITE, STAR CONFIGURATION, UNDER

CONSTRUCTION. SIX LAUNCH POSITIONS WITH

CANVAS/NET-COVERED LAUNCHERS, 3 UNOCCUPIED

MISSILE-HOLD POSITIONS. FRUIT SET RADAR WITH

APPROXIMATELY 6 ASSOCIATED VANS"

POSSIBLE

ACQUISITION RADAR.

APPROXIMATELY

VEHICLES.

2251N

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_ SAN ANTONIO DE LOS BANOS AIRFIELD

CU

2252N

3885 SITSUM 1Z JUL 62 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT -- A TOTAL OF 45. INCLUDING 14

FAGOT/FRESCO, 2 PROBABLE MIDGETO 2 FARMERS 2

T-33, ONE LIAISON, ONE HOUND, 3 PROBABLE T-G,

12 B-26 (INCLUDING 2 PROBABLE DERELICTI,

ONE PROBABLE SEA FURY. 5 UNIDENTIFIED

SINGLE-ENGINE FIGHTERS, AND 2 UNIDENTIFIED

12 ADDITIONAL POSSIBLE EMPLACEMENTS

UNDER CONSTRUCTIONI, ONE OCCUPIED

3-GUN POSITION ON WEST SIDE OF NIS

RUNWAY, JUST SOUTH OF RUNWAY

INTERSECTION, ONE 3-GUN PROBABLY

OCCUPIED POSITION ON EAST SIDE OF

MIS TAXIWAY ON WEST SIDE OF FIELD.

ONE OCCUPIEO 3-GUN POSITION AT SOUTH

END OF N/S RUNWAY.

2 MAY 62 REPORTS

CHANGES NOTED FROM MISSION 300Le DEC 61 ARE AS

FOLLOWS•

POSSIBLE GOA EQUIPMENT NEAR SOUTH

END OF NE/SW RUNWAY HAS BEEN REMOVED. FIVE AW

POSITIONS AT WEST END OF NEISW RUNWAY. THREE

-AN POSITIONS AT NORTH END OF NWISE RUNWAY.

ONLY 2 POSITIONS REMAIN OF THE & GUN AAA AT NE

END OF NE/SW RUNWAY: ONE SMALL REVETTEO

CORRUGATEO HANGAR AT WEST END OF NE/SW RUNWAY•

SMALL CORRUGATED HANGARS: ALONG HARDSTAND

OFF TAXIWAY PARALLELING NE/SW RUNWAY ON

NORTH SIDE.

AIRCRAFT -- TOTAL OF 50 INCLUDING 21 FAGOT/

FRESCO, ONE FARMER, 12 8-26, ONE AERO

COMMANDER, 3 T-33, ONE HOUND, 11 UNIDENTIFIED

DEFENSES -- ONE UNOCCUPIED AAA SITE ADJACENT

TO SW END OF NE/SW RUNWAY.

NO CHANGE

IN FACILITIES SINCE MAR 6ZO NO

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SECURITY NOTEO.

TOKEN EW/GCI UNIT SOUTH OF SE END OF NWISE.

RUNWAY.

AIRCRAFT SHIPPING CRATES OBSERVED.

NO TROOP CONCENTRATIONS NOTED.

3079 SITSUM 22 MAY 6Z REPORTS

AIRCRAFT -- TOTAL OF 45. INCLUDING --

15 FRESCO/FAGOTS, ONE FARMER+ 10 B-261

2 DERELICT B-260 7 UNIDENTIFIED SINGLE

ENGINE, 5 LIAISON, 3 T-33, ONE HOUND, ONE

AEROCOMMANDER•

NO CHANGE IN DEFENSES, RADAR, AND OTHER

FACILITIES SINCE 2 MAY 62O NO TROOP

CONGENTRATION OR AIRCRAFT SHIPPING CRATES

OBSERVED. NO SECURITY NOTED. FIVE NEW

COVEREO REVETMENTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION,

2 ALONG AW/SE RUNWAY, 2 ON NORTH SIDE OF

NE/SH RUMWAY, AND ONE ON SOUTH SIDE OF

NE/SW RUNWAY.

3000 SITSUM 6 JUN 62 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT -- TOTAL OF 53, INCLUDING 21 FAGOTT

MIDGET, 2 FARMER, 10 B-269 2 DERELICT B-26, 4

T-33, 6 PROBABLE SEA FURY, I LIAISON,

ONE HOUND.

4 AIRCRAFT SHIPPING CRATES.

THE 5 NEW, COVEREO AIRCRAFT REVEMENTS ARE

STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

NO TROOP CONCENTRATION OBSERVED.

NO CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE MAY 62.

3082 SITSUM 18 JUN 62 REPORTS

NO CHANGE TO FACILITIES. RUNWAYS SERVICEABLE.

AIRCRAFT -- A TOTAL OF 23 INCLUDING -- 14

FAGOT/FRESCO, I FARMER, 2 T-33, 2 B-26 AND

4 LIAISON. INCOMPLETE INFO.

= 3983 SITSUM 29 JUN 82 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT -- TOTAL OF 37, INCLUDING

2 FARMER, 14 FAGOT/FRESCO, 11 B-26, 2 T-33,

ONE HELICOPTER, 3 LIAISON, 3 UNIDENTIFIED

SINGLE-ENGINE, ONE DERELICT B-26, AND

NUMEROUS OTHER DERELICTS IN SCRAP PILE.

RUNHAYS SERVICEADLE. THE 5 NEW COVERED

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MAY 620

3084 SITSUM 8 JUL 62 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT -- TOTAL OF 37e INCLUDING 12 B-269

3 LIAISONe ONE UNIDENTIFIED

SINGLE-ENGINE STRAIGHT-WINGE AND

5 AIRCRAFT FUSELAGESE 2 WITH WINGS

AND NO TAILe 3 WITHOUT WINGS.

RUNWAYS CLEAR AND SERVICEABLE, 800 FT

EXTENSION TO NIS RUNWAY UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

TWO POSSIBLE 24 FI GRATES NEAR WAREHQUSES.

NO RADAR OR OTHER ELECTRONIGS NOTED.

DEFENSES INCLUDE ONE G-GUN AA POSITION

CONE POINT OCCUPIED) AT

SW END OF NEISW RUNWAY,

UNOCCUPIED 3- GUN POSITION SW OF

6-GUN POSITIONS ONE OCCUPIED 4-GUN

POSITION NW OF INTERSECTION OF RUNWAYS,

SINGLE-ENGINE TRAINERS• 5 AIRCRAFT SHIPPING

CRATES, 30 FI IN LENGTH.

NO CHANGE IN AIRCRAFT REVETMENTS, FACILITIES.

OR DEFENSES SINCE EARLY JUL 62. TOKEN RADAR

IN PLACE.

3086

SITSUM 5 AUG 62 REPORTS

•AIRCRAFT --

TOTAL OF 440 INCLUDING 12

=:B-26, 2 FARMER,

17 FAGOT/FRESCO, 2 PROBABLE

T-33, 5 UNIDENTIFIEO SINGLE-ENGINE*

3 PROBABLE T-DO AND 3 LIAISON.

INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

3488 SITSUM 29 AUG 62 REPORTS

AIRCRAFT -- TOTAL OF 30, INCLUDING 16 FAGOT/

FRESCOA 2 POSSIBLE MIDGET. 12 B-26 12

• ONE AERO COMMANDER.

ENGINE PISTON• 10 PROBABLE AIRCRAFT

REVETMENTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION NE CORNER OF

AIRFIELD. 9 PROBABLE AIRCRAFT REVETMENTS

UNDER CONSTRUCTION SE CORNER OF AIRFIELD.

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SAN JULIAN AIRFIELD SAM SITE

* G-30889 29 AUG 62 REPORTS.

•2 NM SE OF SAN JULIAN AIRFIELD RUNWAY

INTERSECTION AT 22-05-28N 084-08-58W•

SA-Z SAM SITE UNDER CONSTRUCTION. SIX

LAUNCHERS• 6 CANVAS-COVERED MISSILE

TRAILERSO G VANSA AND 9 TENTS• FIVE

LAUNCHERS IN PROCESS OF BEING REVETTED.

CENTRAL GUIDANCE AREA CONTAINING VANS

PROBABLE FRUIT SET RADAR IS REVETTED.

CU 2205N 08409W

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SANCTI SPIRITUS SAM SITE

CU 2147N 07929W

SOVIET SHIPS APPARENTLY UNLOADED AT CASILDA AND

THEIR CARGOS TRANSPORTED THROUGH TRINIDAD

DIRECTION OF SANCTI SPIRITUS. DESTINATION MAY BE THE

SANTA CLARA AIR BASEO

G- 38880 29 AUG 62 REPORTS.

NO UNUSUAL CONSTRUCTION OR MISSILE ACTIVITY

NOTED • INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

• 3089 SITSUM 5 SEP 62 REPORTS

6.5 N# SSW OF SANCTI SPIRITUS AT 21-47-45N

079-29-30W.

UNREVETTED SA-Z SAM SITE UNDER CONSTRUCTION:

STAR CONFIGURATIONS SIX LAUNCH POSITIONS

UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND 6 TRANSPORTERS WITH

CANVAS-COVERED TRAILERSO 11 VEHICLES IN

GUIDANCE AREA• THREE TENTS AND ID VEHICLES

NEARBY.

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SANCTI SPIRITUS - CIENFUEGOS HIGHWAY

CU 2156N 87926H

HIGHWAY FROM SANCTI SPIRITUS (2I5GN-B7926W) TO

SANTA CLARA (2225N-27957W) TO CIENFUEGOS

(2209N-08027H) •

3089 SITSUM 5 SEP 62 REPORTS

CONVOY TRAVELING NWO 4.5 NM SE OF PLACETAS.

CONSISTING OF 5 LOWBOY TRACTOR-TRAILERS EACH

WITH ONE POSSIBLE CANVAS-COVERED TANK. TWO

OTHER TRUCKS TOWING UNIDENTIFIED EQUIPMENT•

HIGHWAY FROM SANTA CLARA TO CIENFUEGOS --

INCOMPLETE INFORMATION:

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SANTA CLARA AREA SEARCH

SOVIET SHIPS APPARENTLY UNLOADED AT CASILDA AND

THEIR CARGOES TRANSPORTED THROUGH TRINIDAD IN

DIRECTION OF SANTA CLARA. DESTINATION MAY BE THE SANTA

3089 SITSUM 5 SEP 62

REFORTS

NO MISSILE-RELATEO ACTIVITY NOTED.

MILITARY INSTALLATION 2•3 NM SSE OF CENTER

OF SANTA CLARA CONSISTS OF ONE LARGE

H-SHAPED BUILDING, ONE 3- SECTION

ADMINISTRATIVE-TYPE BUILDING. AND & SUPPORT

BUILDINGS• APPROXIMATELY 9 VEHICLES.

AREA FENCED.

FIELO ARTILLERY

TRAINING AREA 3.9 NM SW OF

CENTER OF TOWN CONSISTING. OF THREE AREAS

AS FOLLONS -- AREA LA 18 FIELD ARTILLERY

EMPLACENENTS, 18 PRIME MOVERS 112 HAVE

PROSABLE HOWITZERS ATTACHEDI. AREA 2.

BARRACKS AREA WITH AT LEAST 8

BARRACKSO

SEVERAL SMALL SUPPORT BUILDINGS.:

SMALL TRENCHES, AND SMALL ARMS EMPLACEMENTS:

AREA 3A NO ACTIVITY OBSERVED.

TANK TRAINING AREA 4.7 NM SSE OF CENTER OF

TOWN -- APPROXIMATELY 18 CANVAS COVERED

PROBABLE TANKSA 12 SUPPORT BUILOINGS, AT

LEAST 15 EXCAVATIONS FOR TANK TRAINING.

GU 2225N 07957H

Daisin

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SANTA CLARA MILITARY AREAS

3080 SITSUM

& JUN 62 REPORTS

2•5 NH SH OF SANTA CLARA.

MILITARY COMPLEX CONSISTING OF 4 SEPARATE

INSTALLATIONS - AL TRAINING AREA AT

22-23-15N 080-08-45H CONTAINS & SUPPORT

BUILDINGS (EA X 20 FTIO

8 UNOCCUPIED FA

POSITIONS Y TRUCKS AND 5 AUTOS.

B) TRAINING AREA AT 22-22-09N 080-04-156

CONTAINS 6 SUPPORT BUILDINGS 190 X 15 FT/P

18 UNOCCUPIEO FA POSITIONS, AND 26 TRUCKS.

C) BARRACKS AREA AT 22-23-DON 08A-01-20W

CONTAINS 18 BUILDINGS, INCLUDING ONE

ADMINISTRATIVE:

6 BARRACKS,

2 ADMINISTRATIVE/

SUPPORT BUILDINGSA 5 PROBABLE ADMINISTRATIVE/

BARRACKS BUILDINGS, AND 29 TRUCKS.

O1 VEHICLE PARK AREA AT

20-22-30N

680-09-554

CONTAINS 7 BUILDINGS, 8 PRIME MOVERSE

TRUCKS.

CU

2223N

08001W

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SANTA CLARA MILITARY AREAS

3080 SITSUM

6 JUN 62

REPORTS

2•5 NM SW OF SANTA CLARA.

MILITARY COMPLEX CONSISTING OF 4 SEPARATE

INSTALLATIONS - AL TRAINING AREA AT

22-23-15N

080-00-45K CONTAINS & SUPPORT

BUILDINGS (88 X 20 FIle 8 UNOCCUPIEO FA

POSITIONS, Y TRUCKS AND S AUTOS.

TRAINING AREA AT 22-22-09N 080-00-15W

CONTAINS & SUPPORT BUILDINGS 190 X 15 FTI.

18 UNOCCUPIEO FA POSITIONS, AND 26 TRUCKS.

BARRACKS AREA

AT 22-23-DON 088-01-20W

CONTAINS L8 BUILDINGS, INCLUDING ONE

ADMINISTRATIVE, 6 BARRACKS, 2 AOMINISTRATIVE/

SUPPORT BUILDINGS, 5 PROBABLE ADMINISTRATIVE/

BARRACKS HUILDINGS, AND 29 TRUCKS.

D) VEHICLE

PARK AREA AT 20-22-30N

080-49-554

CONTAINS..

TRUCKS.

I BUILDINGS, 8 PRIME MOVERSE

AND 22

CU 2223N

08201W

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SANTA CLARA, MILITARY INSTALLATION

CU

222214

0795711

3078 MCI 2 MAY UZ REPORTS

SANTA CLARA, MILITARY INSTALLATION

NO CHANGE SINCE MISSION 3071, 15 MAR 62•

VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT -- 20 TANKS.

NO TROOP CONCENTRATIONS NOTED.

308A SITSUM

6 JUN 62 REPORTS

NO CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE APR 61.

NO VEHICLES OR EQUIPMENT OBSERVED•

3985 SITSUM 12 JUL 62 REPORTS

ONE NM SE UF SANTA CLARA.

NO CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE APR 610

VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT -- 3 TRUCKS.

* 3088 SITSUM 29 AUG 62 REPORTS

NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGE SINCE JUNE 62.

TANK TRAINING AREA AT 22-20N 879-56W 5 NM

SW OF SANTA CLARA. NO VEHICLES OBSERVED. NO

CHANGE IN FACILITIES.

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SANTA CLARA AREAR TANK TRAINING

CỤ 2220N R7956H

3879 SITSUM 22 MAY O2 REPORTS

NO MAJOR CHANGES SINCE JAN 62• NO

ACTIVITY

OBSERVED• NO TROOP CONCENTRATION•

MILITARY EQUIPMENT -- 13 TANKS, AND 7 SPS

IN TANK TRAINING AREA•

38BO SITSUM 6 JUN 62 REPORTS

NO APPARENT CHANGE IN FACILITIES

• SINCE MAY 62.

13 TANKS IN AREA:

• 3883 SITSUM 29 JUN 62 REPORTS

VEHICLES - 14 TANKS. 7 PROBABLE

PROPELLED GUNSA

ONE TRUCK. AND 2

SMALL

VEHICLES, POSSIBLY JEEP-TYPE.

AT LEAST 18 SUPPORT BUILDINGS AND

20 DUG-IN

TANK SHELTERS/POSITIONS.

3985 SITSUM 12 JUL 62 REPORTS

5 NM SSE OF SANTA CLARA.

NO CHANGE IN FACILITIES SINCE JUN 62.

VENICLES/EQUIPMENT -- 16 TANKSe 3 PROBABLE

SELF-PROPELLED GUNS.

S20051

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SANTA CRUZ DE LOS PINOS, MILITARY ENCAMPMENT

CU

3191 SITSUM 14 OCT 62 REPORTS

2 NM NNH OF SANTA CRUZ DE LOS PINOS AT 22-42-35N

083-08-151.

MILITARY ENCAMPMENT LOCATEO IN A WOODEO AREA CONTAINS

AT LEAST 7 BUILDINGS, 14 LARGE TENTS, 15 SMALLER

TENTS, AND 75 VEMICLES, INGLUDING A CONVOY IN

THE AREA•

EQUIPMENT.

AREA APPEARS TO BE UNDER DEVELOPMENT•

2242N 08308W

1-21

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SANTA CRUZ DEL NORTE CRUISE-MISSILE SITE

6-32388 29 AUG 62 REPORTS •

• 9 NM WSS OF SANTA CRUZ DEL NORTE AT

23-49-02N 861-56-2810

SA-2 SAM SITE IN AN EARLY STAGE OF

CONSTRUCTION• GUIDANCE POSITION WITH CABLE

TRENCHING EXTENDING TO INTENDED LAUNCH

POSITIONS• UNE UNOCCUPIEO LAUNCH POSITION.

PARKING AREA CONTAINS 12 MISSILE

TRANSPORTERS WITH CANVAS-COVERED TRAILERSE

SET RADARE A MISSILE LAUNCHERS, AT

LEAST 12 VANS AND NUMEROUS TRUCKS.

CU 2309N

PREVIOUSLY REPORTED AS AN SA-Z (SAM SITER NOW

HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED AS AN INSTALLATION SIMILAR

TO ONE AI BANES IN ORIENTE PROVINCES WHICH IS BELIEVED

TO BE A CRUISE-TYPE COASTAL DEFENSE MISSILE SITE.

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SANTA LUCIA ALTERNATE SAM SITE

CU 2243N 08349W

304888

29 AUG 62 REPORTS LOCATED 8.4 NM NE OF SANTA

LUCIA AT 22-43-48N1

083-49-50W• EQUIPMENT OBSERVED,

6 UNREVETTEO LAUNCH

POSITIONS WITH LAUNCHERS, 6

CANVAS

COVERED MISSILE TRAILERS.

FRUITSET RADAR,

APPROX 20 VEMICLES, AND & TENTS. STAR CONFIGURATION.

310L SITSUM 14 OCT 62 REPORTS

INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.

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SANTA FE AREA, MILITARY ACTIVITY

CU 2143N 08249W

3078 MC1 2 MAY 62

REPORTS

LARGE MILITARY TRAINING

COVERING

APPROXIMATELY 1A SO MI: 4 NM SW OF SANTA FE.

AREA CONTAINS APPROXIMATELY 7

BARRACKS,

PROBABLE MESS HALL, A SUPPORT

BUILDINGS.

NUMEROUS SMALL BUILDINGS SCATTERED THROUGHOUT

THE AREA, 3 REVETTEO AMMUNITION STORAGE

BUILDINGS, 2 FIRING RANGES. NUMEROUS

ENTRENCHMENTS, GUN POSITIONS, VEMICLE

REVETMENTS, DUG-IN TANK POSITIONS

AND TRACK

ACTIVITY SCATTERED THROUGHOUT AREA.:

VEHICLES/EQUIPMENT -- APPROXIMATELY 12 TRUCKS,

PROBABLE PERSONNEL CARRLERSe AND 5

MISCELLANCOUS VEHICLES.

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SANTIAGO DE CUBAS MILITARY CAMP

3ALO 11 DEC GO REPORTS

CENTER OF CITY. L LARGE

QUILDING WITH 6

W1MG58.

4 OTHER LARGE BUILDINGS.

22 PROBABLE

PARKACKS.

17 BUSES, APPROXIMATELY 35

TRUCKS..

AND

LE AUTOMOBILES IN CAMP

AREdO

NO OEFENSES

COSERVED•

3H6U SITSUM 20 OCT O1 REPORTS

CENTER OF CITY.

ONE LARGE BUILDING WITH 6

WINGS, " OTHER LARGE QUILDINGS, 24 PROSAULE

BARRACKS. 15 BUSESA 8 TRUCKS....

AND

AUTOMOBILES IN CAHP AREA• NO DEFENSES

OBSERVED®

CU 28014 475490

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SANTIAGO DE CURA AREA, MILITARY CAMP

CU

2003N

075546

3478 MCI

APPROXIHATELY B IN UNW OF SANTIAGO DE CUBA

ON ROUTE 6-52. MILITARY CAMP AT 20-43-15N

SHE CAR 4 20 05 5

975-53-30H INCLUDES

T BARRACKS.

ONE

ADMIRISTRATIVE BUILDING,

O SUPPORT BUTLOINGS,

& FA POSITIONS, AND NUMEROUS AW

LAPLACEMENTS.

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SANTIAGO DE CUUA, MILITARY TRAINING AREA

CU

2842N

87550W

307B ICE 2 MAY O2 REPORTS

MILITARY

TRAINING AREA AT THE

SANTIAGO DE

CUBA AIRFIELD. FACILITIES

INCLUDE 4 LARGE BUILDINGS, 6

SMALL BUILDINGSa

NUMEROUS WEAPON EMPLACEMEN.

H-SHAPED BUTLDING WITHIN A FENCED AREA.

NO AÁA POSITIONS OBSERVED IN VICINITY.

VEHICLES -= QUE GARD ONE TRUCKS MOBILE CRANE.

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SANTIAGO DE CUBA, PROBABLE ANA SITE

3045 23

APR GI REPORTS

105 NM WEST OF SOUTH END OF AIRFIELD,

AT

SANTIAGO DE CURA.

OCCUPIEO LIGHT

AA

POSITIONS SCATTERED IN AN OPEN FIELD.

VEHICLES.-

3 TRUCKSO ONE POSSIOLE CONTROL

CU 2002N 07549W

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SANILAGO DE LAS VEGAS SAM ASSEMBLY AREA

CU 2257N

68221W

6-30880 29 AUG 62 REPORTS•

2 MiT ESE

SANTIAGO DE LAS VEGAS AT

22-57-408

002-21-30V.

POSSIBLY AN INTERIM SAM ASSENBLY AREA

COMTAINING 34 MISSILE TRANSPORTERS 1Ó OF

WHICH ARE CANVAS-COVEREDI, S MISSILE

DULLIESI

12 PROCABLE GUIDELINE MISSILES,

_PIECES OF HEAVY EQUIPMENT AND

APPROXIMAIELY 35 MISCELLANEOUS VEHICLES.

EXTENSIVE

OPEN STORAGE.

MANOLINGA STORAGE, AND CHECKOUT FACILITIES

NORMALLY ASSOCIATED WITH SOVIET-TYPE

SUPPORT FAGILITIES WERE NOT OBSERVED.

(0)

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SENADO SAM SITE

3109

7 OCT 62 REPORTS

4ol NM NNE OF

SERADO

ARD LINE WNE OF NUEVITAS AT

21-36-36N 477-33-31H.

SA-2 SAM

SITE,

UNREVETTED AND PROBABLY UNDER

CONSTRUCTIONe

CONTAINING

THE FOLLOWING FACILITIES AND

EQUIPMENT

6 PROBABLE CANVAS-COVERED MISSILE

LAUNCHERS EMPLACEDO POSSIBLE FRUTI SET RADAR AND

APPROXIMATELY O ASSOGIATED VANS IN GUIDANCE AREA.

MISSILE-HOLD POSITIONS EACH WITH Z MASSILE

TRANSPORTERS?

APPROXIMATELY 15 ADDITIONAL VEMICLES

AND APPROXIMATELY & TENTSO SITE HAS A LINK

CONFIGURAI101.

Cu 2136N

07733W

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STERRA DEL ANAFE MILITARY CAMP

CU 2257N 03238W

3078 101

2 MAY 62 REPORTS

ON STERRA DEL ANAFE AT 22-57-20N 882-38-00W.

FACILLTLES INCLUDE

13 MISCELLANEOUS EUILOINGSO

SMEOSO S VEHIGLE REVETMENTSA

SHALL ARMS

KÁNGER A POSSIOLE INFILTRATION RANGE AT SOUTH

EDGE OF CAMP, ONE 3-GUN AW POSITION 105 N4

NW OF CANPA ONE 3-GUN AAN POSITION IUMEDIATELY

FASI OF CAMP2 A PARRACKS/SUPPORT AÑEA

CONTALNING 24 BUILDINGS ONE NN NORTH OF CAMP.

OME G-GUN OCCUPIEO FA POSITION 1.2 NM NV OF

CAIMITO.

ONE G-GUN OCCUPIEO FA

POSITION 1.4

NO:TH OF CAIMITO.

6-GUN AAA POSITION 203 NM NW

OF CAMP.

THE NE OE

OTHER

POSITION LOCATED TO

CACIP•

0-GUR

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SIGUANCA GOAT BASIN

CU

= 3101 SITSUM

14. 061 62 REPORTS

104 No She 0F

SIGUANEA•

VESSELS

ONE

PATROL

FRIGATE AND ONE PROBABLE PATROL

CRAFTO IACOMPLETE

INFORMATION•

2137N

98258W

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SIGUANGA CRUISE-HISSILE SITE

A CRUISE MISSILE SITE MIC HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED

ON THE ISLE OF PINES 1 NM SSW OF SIGUANEA

AIRFIELD

AT 21-37-25N 002-50-15W

IT IS SITUATED •I NH

INLANDA

HILLTOP, ON THE EAST COAST OF THE

RAY OF SIGUANEA.

THE SITE IS SIMILAR TO THOSE OBSERVED AT BANES

SANTA CRUZ DEL NORTE IN BOTH SITE CONFIGURATION

ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT.

THE SITE CONSISTS OF TWO

INCLINED LAUNCHERS APPROXIMATELY 250 FEET APART.

ORIENTED 200 DEGREES AND 240 DEGREES RESPECTIVELY.

RUTH LAUNCHERS

ARE CONNECTED BY CABLE TO A

PROBABLE WHIFF RADAR AND ANOTHER UNIOENTIFIED TYPE

RADARO

BOTH RADARS APPEAR TO BE NETTED. TO THE

REAR OF THE LAUNCHERS ANO AT THE FOOT OF THE MILL

ARE SEVEN MISSILE TRANSPORTERS, FIVE ARCH-ROOFED

VANS

ONE CRADE

AND SEMORAL PROBACLE TRUCKS •

CU 2137N

28258W

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SIGUANEA SAL SITE

CU 213791

3295 SITSUM

29 SEP 62 REPORTS •E NM SOUTH OF SWEND

OF

SIGUANEA

AIRFIELO RONNAY?

AT 21-37-33N 882-57-33k•

SIX LAUNCHERS. 2 OF WHICH ARE IN OSTYE-THROUGH

REVETKENES AND 4 UNREVETTER• FRUIT SET RADAR AND

4SS061A20

VANS

INSTALLEDO

CABLES EXTENO FROli

QUIDANCE RAGAR

TO ALL LAUNCHERS. AT LEAST T MISSILE

TRANSPORTERS WITH CANVAS-COVERED TRAILERS PAKKED

APPROXIMATELY

..S NN SOUTH OF

CIRCULAR ROAD AND

SACURITY FENCE UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

88257k

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TRINIDAD AREA, POSS MIL HEAOQUARTERS

CU 2150N

07953W

3078 MC1

2 MAY S& REPORTS

NO CHANGE

SINCE LASSION 3071%

1SMAK

62.

EXCEPT 3 POSSIELE

GUN EMPLACCMENTS

CONSTRUCTION JUST LAST OF & PREVIOUSLY

REPORTEO

EMPLACEMENTS• POSSIOLE MILITARY:

HCADQUARTERS AREA, •O NM NORTH OF SUN

EMPLACEMENTS, CONSISTING OF MAIN BUILDING

AND 8 MISCELLANEOUS BUILDINGS LOCATED AT

021-5QN.

CHICLES/EQUIPMENT

-- APPROXIMATELY & TRUCKS.

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VICTORIA: DE LAS TUNAS AREA, MILITARY DEFENSES

3045 23 APR 61 REPORTS

ZOl NM ENE OF VICTORIA DE LAS TUMASO

NUMEROUS TRENCHESE AFPPOXIMATELY 2O OP

SUN POSITIONS AND & MEDIUM/HEAVY GUN

P0s17l0Nee

ALL PROBABLY UNOCCUPIED.

CU 2059N 076541

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TERBA GUINEAR SUSPECT MISSILE AREA

CU ZE06N 07532W

MATERIAL UNLOADED AT SANGS REPORTED TAKEN TO YERBA

GUINEA.

3055

SITSUM 2 FEB 02

REPORTS

NO MISGILE ACTIVITY OESERVED.

MILITARY

TRAINING AREA WITH I2 SUPPORE

QUILDINGS FRA EMPLACEMENTS,

TRACK ACTIVITY.

VEHICLE REVEMENTS AND 5 PRO@ADLE PRIME

MOVERS.

3093

SITSUM 24 SEP 62 REPORTS NO MISSILE-RELATED

ACTIVITY NOTED.

NO CONVOYSE MILITARY CONCENTRATIONS?

NEM CONSTRUCTION, OR SECUREE AREAS GOGERVED O

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SECRET

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.

DECLASSIFIED

E.O. 13526, SEC. 3.5

NLK-10-120

BYMAD NARA, Date 3/3

SECRET

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Review of NIE's and SNIE's on Cuba

Through 14 October 1962

1. SNIE 80-62, "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

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

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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 America 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."

The estimators then made the judgment that the. Bloc would be

unlikely to provide Cuba 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, or a token number of IL-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

..?::..

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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 be a high risk of U. 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 America..

After a careful 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

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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 discipline.

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

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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

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military assistance 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 Hemisphere and raising

the price the lJ. 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 IL-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 .......

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forceful U. S. intervention.

The estimators next considered the use of Cuba as a 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

Latin America,

"but primarily because "they would almost certainly

estimate that this could not be done without provoking a dangerous U. S.

reaction."

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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

DECLASSIFIED

E.O. 13526, SEC. 3.5

NLK-10-120

BYMAD NARA, Date 12/13

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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 S. LAY, JR.

Executive Secretary

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USIB-D-41. 5/25

(COMOR-D-24/20)

5 October 1962

MEMORANDUM FOR: United States Intelligence Board

SUBJECT:

REFERENCE:

Intelligence Justification for

U-2 Overflight of Cuba

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

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USIB-D-41. 5/25

(COMOR-D-24/20)

INTELLIGENCE JUSTIFICATION FOR U-2 OVERFLIGHTS OF CUBA

1. 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

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

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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 purposes, 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 TAB A are

covered once a month..

The COMOR recognizes the increased risk 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.

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TAB A of Attachme:

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RECONNAISSANCE OBJECTIVES IN CUBA

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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)

E

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.

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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.

John A. McCone

Director

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THE WHITE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON

PRESIDENT'S FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE ADVISORY BOARD

163-8368

November 14, 1952

Dear John:

on benali of the presidentis Board, trasi to express

our appreciation for your submission at our November S meeting

of the memorandum dated Hovenber 7, 1962, Which ned been pre-

pared within the Central intelligence Agency on the subject

"CIA Fandling of

16 October 1562."

the Soviet Build-uo in Cuba, 1 Juy -

The memorandum wich you supplica, ad your comments

to the board, vere an inctructare contribution to our current

review of the intelligence collection and reporting roles

performed by the United states intelligence community with

respect to the vitaily important subject matter invoived.

In furtherance of the Board's review it would be helpiul

in we were supplied with information on ail pertinent aspects

of the total U.S. foreign intelligence effort which was

brought to bean in providing advence information and assess-

ments of the developing ballietic missile canability which

was positively confirmed by means of photographic reconneis-

sance over Cuba on October 14

, 1952.

such infomation will

materially assiso un bond in lus continuing sporaisai oi

our foreion intelligence activities and should racilitate

the consideration of messures fon the purther stranguening

of our intelligence system.

Accordingly, the Board would

lile to bequest a revier on an cli-source, all-agenor basis

of the actions talen and resulis obtsinea

within the intelli-

gence cormunity in providino incelligence coverage, reporting

and estimates of the developing build-un during the

morth perlod preceding Detocen 14, 1962.

It would de appreciated in a report setting fortr the

results of the intelligence communityis revier would include:

(a) an identification of the roguinenente levied on intelli-

¿ence collection elemente of une Government, (o) a resume of

the intelligence infoimation obtained from such sources as

coreion diniomatic nerzonnel, cupen reruzee invernogations.

in-place agent reports, colina, end ELINT auring the period

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referred to above, (o) the scope of distribution given such

and laterally within the

the extent to which such

information was reflected in reports and assessments ero-

vided to policy level officials.

He understand that the Department of Defense is reviewing

Its own Intelligence activities pertaining. to the Cuban

situation, and

this will doubtless be helpful in this matter.

If the results of the intelligence community's review could

be made availabla to the board in time for consideration at

its next meeting on December 7, without materially interferins

with substantive matters of importance,

the board would theresy

be enabled to respond in timely fashion to requests which are

before it.

FOR THE BOARD."

James R. Killian, Jr.

Chairman

Mr. John MeCone

Director of Central

Intelligence

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ANNEX P

Request for Contributions to

Intelligence Community Review of

Activities during the Cuban Arms Build-up

(14 April - 14 October 1962)

This annex contains a copy of a memorandum dated

16: November 1962 from the Deputy Director of Central Intelligence

to the Department of State, Defense Intelligence Agency, and.

National Security Agency forwarding a format to be followed in

the preparation of their agency's contribution to the study of

community activities during the Cuban arms build-up (14 April

14 October 1962). Copies of General Carter's memorandum were

also furnished the USIB representatives from AEC and FBI as

well as components of CIA participating in the review.

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16 November 1962

MEMORANDUM FOR: The Director of Intelligence and Research,

: Department of State

Director, Defense Intelligence Agency

Director, National Security Agency

REFERENCE

Memorandum for USIB Principals

from the DCI, dated 14 November 1962

1..

Pursuant to the discussion at the Executive Session of the

United States Intelligence Board meeting on 15 November 1962, I

have established a working group in the Central Intelligence Agency

under the chairmanship of the Inspector General of CIA to prepare

the response to the request by the President's Foreign Intelligence

Advisory Board for an all-agency, all-source review of the intelli-

gence.

activities relating to the Cuban situation,

2.

The Director of Intelligence and Research, Department of

State; the Director, Defense Intelligence Agency; and the Director,

National Security Agency have designated representatives to this

group in order to provide necessary support, research, analysis,

and other staffing required in the preparation of the response.

the seve There is attache ot the guidance of the peration otines os

agency's contribution to the study.

This format has been coordinated

with these representatives.

4:

Copies of this letter and of the format have also been sent

tọ Chairman, Atomic Energy: Commission, and to Director, Federal

Bureau of Investigation, together with requests for any data which

they may be able to supply to aid the study.

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5. Individual agencies' contributions will be submitted to the

chairman of the working group not later than close of business

23 November 1962.

Mas hasS. Canted

Marshall S. Carter

Lieutenant General, USA

Deputy Director of Central Intelligence

Attachment

CC:

Director J-? (Intelligence)

Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence, Army

Director, Naval Intelligence

Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence, Air Force

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FORMAT FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY'S

REVIEW OF INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES RELATING TO THE CUBAN

ARMS BUILD-UP, 14 APRIL THROUGH 14 OCTOBER 1962

The main headings under which information is desired from

each contributing agency are as follows:

A. COLLECTION REQUIREMENTS

B. COLLECTION FACILITIES

C. INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION-- THE SUBSTANCE

D. INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION--ITS DISSEMINATION

E. INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION--PROCESSING

F. THE INTELLIGENCE PRODUCT

G. USE OF THE INTELLIGENCE PRODUCT

H. PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY COORDINATION

Under these general headings each agency is asked to supply

the following information:

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A. COLLECTION REQUIREMENTS

I. At the beginning of the period under review, what were the

requirements on Cuba and on Soviet Bloc activities with respect to

Cuba, as levied upon the agency?

2. At the beginning of the period, what were the agency's own

internal requirements for intelligence on Cuba and on Soviet Bloc

activities with respect to Cuba? How were these requirements

generated?

3. How long had the requirements in 1. and 2., above, been

in effect? Had there been any significant recent changes? If so;

what?

4. What significant changes in requirements were introduced

during the period? I internally produced, how were they generated?

5. How were the requirements in I., 2., and 4., above, trans-

mitted to the agency's collection facilities? What, if any, requirements

were referred to other collecting agencies?

6. What role did the agency play in the generation of community.

requirements?

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B. COLLECTION FACILITIES

1. What are the nature and scope of the agency's collection facilities

With respect to the Cuban situation? (For example: Cuban or third-countiy

agents or informants in Cuba; legal travelers; Cuban of third-country.

diplomats; refugees; liaison services; analysis of overt press and radio;

COMINT, ELINT; photography -- specify means and available targets.)

2. Please describe any new facilities which were created -- or

existing facilities which were expanded or redirected during the period

or shortly before -- which contributed significantly to the agency's col-

lection effort.

3. What targets was the agency able to cover and with what frequency

and continuity?

4 Within the terms of the agency's mission, what targets was it

unable to cover, and why?

5.! What, if any, significant changes, either positive or negative,

in the agency's coverage capability, took place during the period?

6. What support for collection facilities was required from other

agencies? How was it secured from them? Was it timely and effective?

What, if anything, was lacking?

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C. INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION

- THE SUBSTANCE

Please submit the following data on all intelligence information

relating to the Cuban arms build-up which was collected by the

agency during the period:

1, Abstracts of all raw reports bearing significantly on the

build-up.

2.: For each such abstract please note:

a. Serial number of report.

b. Date of information.

c. • Date of dissemination.

d. Brief source description.

e. Source grade.

f. Content appraisal.

g. To whom disseminated.

3. Please make special note of any such raw reports which the

agency. considered to be of particular significance at the time of

receipt. Also please note any which, though not specially noted at

the time of receipt, the light of subsequent events has shown to be

of importance.

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D: INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION -- ITS DISSEMINATION

I. Please provide, in detail, the standard dissemination which

applies to most of the agency's reports. When, how, and for what

reasons is this dissemination varied?

2. How are reports originating with your agency distributed

in the community?

3. How are reports originating outside your agency dissemin-

ated within the agency?

4. Please provide a narrative statement on the flow of intel-.

ligence information significantly concerned with the arms build-up

in: Cuba, both within your agency and from your agency to other

community elements.

5. Please

select a particularly significant report and trace

its progress from the time the information was acquired by the

ultimate source to the time it reached the hands of the customer.

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E. INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION -- PROCESSING

1. Please discuss the analytical process in the agency with

respect to the Cuban arms build-up. Who does the analyzing?

What research facilities of technical analytical tools are brought

to bear? Does this involve support from other agencies? If so,

to what extent? How effective? Any lacks?

2. Do analysts discuss intelligence information with analysts

of other agencies?

If so, do they do it regularly or only on

occasion?. Does such discussion facilitate rapid and effective

analysis?

3.. Please discuss the way the agency uses intelligence

information; both its own product and that of other collecting

agencies, in the preparation of internal intelligence and estimative

publications.

4. To what extent do analysts and estimators discuss intel-

ligence information with personnel engaged in directing collection

operations? Do the analysts and estimators know as much about

the capabilities of collection facilities as they need to in order

to do their job effectively?

5. How is intelligence processed for submission to coordinated

community publications? Who prepares such submissions; and

what is the administrative mechanism employed?

How does it work?

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F. THE INTELLIGENCE PRODUCT

1. Please submit the following:

a. Consecutive dated verbatim extracts, dealing with the

Cuban arms build-up, from all of the agency's formal intelli-

gence publications during the period.

b. Two copies of each formal agency estimative publication

dealing with Cuba during the period. Do not include agency

contributions to NIE's or SNIE's.

2. Please describe what other channels, such as oral or

written, were used during the build-up to transmit pertinent

information to policy-level officials.

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G. USE OF THE INTELLIGENCE PRODUCT

1. What unilateral operational use did the agency make of

intelligence or intelligence information received on the build-up?

2. How was such information or intelligence used by the

agency in participation in community meetings (USIB, Special

Group, Watch Committee, NRO, others)?

3.: How and to what extent did the agency contribute to

coordinated action by the community or members thereof

(including action by the agency alone, as directed or permitted

by the community) as a result of intelligence received during the

build-up?

4. Please provide specific instances in which the agency's

intelligence product affected US policy or, together with the

product of other agencies, contributed to it.

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H. PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY COORDINATION

1.: Other than as stated under G., above, in what community

publication panels or committees does the agency participate?

2. What elements of the agency are resconsible for such

coordination?

3. How do they participate in this coordination?

4. Please give specific examples, including dates and

contents, of any items of intelligence presented by the agency

which have been withheld from publication, delayed, or signifi

cantly altered by the coordination process. If delayed, how long?

If altered, in what way?

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