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10 1.5 no alternate strip ib available. Also, if only one Cuban combat plane escapes destruction and interdicts the field, the operation would be seriously handicapped. Therefore, it is not believed that the increased surprise achieved outweighs the risk of possible failure. 4. Based upon a general review of the military portion of the plan, an evaluation of the combat effectiveness of the forces, and an analysis of the logistics plans, the Joint Chiefs of Staff conclude that, from a military standpoint, since the emall invasion force will retain the initlative until the location of the landing is determined the plan could be expected to achieve initial success. Ultimate success will depend on the extent to which the initial assault acrves as a catalyst for further action on the part of anti-Castro elements throughout Cuba. 5. It is recommended that: a. The Secretary of Defense support the views of the Joint Chiefa of Staff ao expressed in paragraph 4 above. b. A decision with respect to the employment of this task force be made at the earliest practicable date in order to initiate final preparation and training. c. A military instructor, experienced in operational logistics, be assigned to the training unit immediately for the final phase of training. d. The views expressed in paragraphs 3 and 4 above. and the recommendation contained in subparagraph c above, be transmitted to the Director of Central Intelligence, together with three copies of the report in the Appendix hereto, for his information and con- sideration. For the Joint Chiefs of Staff: SIGNED L. L. LEMNITZER, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff. Attachments TBD PERSON 5 copies of Appendix 2 nos

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