BRIEFING OF THE 'KILLIAN BOARD' CONCERNING CURRENT SITUATION IN CUBA

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CIA-RDP80B01083A000100150021-6
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December 20, 2016
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August 4, 2006
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21
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March 9, 1963
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MFR
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Approved For Release 2006/08/09: CIA-RDP80BO 1083A00010015002.1-6.,., 9 Ta3areh 1963 SUBJ T: Briefing of .the "Killian Board" Coneerning Current Situation in Cuba concerning the current situation in Cuba. The briefing was in accord- ance with the attached outline prepared by the Office of Current Intelligence. The order of topics vas chard, however, to treat Soviet militant equipment last in order to provide a bridge to Mr. Lund hl' s presentation . 1. On 6 Wrch 1963, the undersigned briefed 2. The members of the Board interrup at several points and showed particular my current sugar crop and the reasons for its short c questions e state of the 3. The briefing lasted between ten eat f"irt en minutes. There followed a nu ber of questions and considerable discussion amoong various members of the Board, in particular Dr. Leaned, Dr. Behr and General Doolittle. Dr. Land and Dr. Maker, in accordance with their own staate- ment, were particularly interested in factors that might indicate the great importance Placed by the Soviet Union on the use of Cuba as s. coemiand and control center. They felt that this might be even more important to the riet Utaion than the use of Cuba as a base for subversion. I eam- mented concerning the evidence of Soviet interest in c. cations monitoring and the use of Cuba as a base for trawlers Lich also on easion might do electronics intercept. General Doolittle commented that the Board had not necessarily made tip its collective mind as to the main thrust of Soviet interest in Cuba at this time . did not permit him to display any photeagr p , but quite interested in Mr . Lundahl' as remarks. in the reeco=dA anee field since his lost briefing before 4. briefing was followed by Mr. Lundahl, rho discus Orig oc _L - rarm. d 1 - ExDir 2 - O/DDI Files O/DDI ugh (9Mar63) Assistant t* the DD/1 kYlanalng) MORI/CDF Approved For Release 2006/08/09: IA-RDP80B01083AO00100150021-6