Operation Mongoose: Prelude Of A Direct Invasion On Cuba
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Amongst the "jewels of the CIA," the most secret, the deepest, the most compartmentalized operations and that, de facto, violated the supposed limits established for covert operations, we find from attempts on the Head of State's life to actions of psywar. All these terrorist actions will be seen in The Cuba Project, which subsequently would take the codified name of Mongoose, the most spectacular and tenebrous plan of covert operations that an American administration has ever carried out aginst the Cuban Revolution. Mongoose meant the decline of the chosen Gods to avenge the defeat of the Assault Brigade 2506 at the Bay of Pigs. Appendices include special reports and a list of espionage networks created by the Y.S. Intelligence that performed in Cuba during the Operation Mongoose. Operation Mongoose: Prelude of a Direct Invasion on Cuba by Jacinto Valdes-Dapena. Translated by Ornan Jose Batista Pena. Published by Editorial Capitan San Luis 2004. 159pp. Paperback. Book condition: Very Good - clean covers with minimal edgewear, tightly bound, clean throughout. No former owner inscriptions.
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