RECONNAISSANCE OF CUBA
Document Type:
CREST [1]
Collection:
Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST):
CIA-RDP92B01090R002600080072-3
Release Decision:
RIPPUB
Original Classification:
T
Document Page Count:
2
Document Creation Date:
December 9, 2016
Document Release Date:
June 18, 2001
Sequence Number:
72
Case Number:
Publication Date:
October 21, 1962
Content Type:
MFR
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Approved W2001/09/04: CIA-RDP92BO109OR00 080072-3
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21 October 1962
MWSUM FOR TOE IECOBD
8UB Th CT: Reconnaissance of Cuba
Following is a chronological resume of considerations by the
Special Group (5412) and the Special 'Group (Augmented) of U-2
reconnaissance activities over Cuba. This su *y begins as of
1 May 1963. (i.e., after the y of Pigs).
11. May 1961. It was agreed that policy a gr val for U-2
flights over. Cuba is still in effect.
1 February 1962. The Cuba missions were ?stepred up 'roan one
per mentht two.
14 June 1962. A CG R recommendation that two additional
flights be z ys t rl zed for June was approved by the Group.
12 July 1962. (Au uaente Group) W. McCone em uasized that
aumnana~vrox:..,c
reconnai ase.n of Cu ba h '3 de~relc d' cor fete Inf'orma.tion on
deployment and facilities for the Ash, Nai and Air Force, and
that it has verified the fact that there: is sufficient logistic
sup, rt for a 75,OO0-man military force. to missile sites have
been found.
12 JUL 1.9 2.. The Group agreed to continue with the esently-
authorized schedule of two flights per month.
.
mazer l Carter mentioned that tfe re might be an
additional requirement for floights over Cuba.
12 July 1.962