Cuban Missile Crisis



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UNDATED_REVISED_DIRNSA_LISTS.PDFRevised DIRNSA lists of funnel msg recipients
23_OCTOBER_SHKVAL.PDFShkval passed messages to Alantika
PILOT_TRAINING_FEB_1.PDFSIGINT report on Cuban Pilot training in Czechoslovakia
PILOT_TRAINING_JUNE_19.PDFSIGINT report on Cuban pilot training in Czechoslovakia
24_OCTOBER_VESSEL_BOLSHEVIK.PDFSoviet cargo vessel Bol'Shevik Sukhanov alters course and is probably enroute back to port
24_OCTOBER_VESSEL_KISLOVODSK.PDFSoviet cargo vessel Kislovodsk alters course to the North
24_OCTOBER_VESSEL_URGENCH.PDFSoviet cargo vessel Urgench alters course and is probably enroute back to port
23_OCTOBER_SOVIET_CARGO_VESSEL.PDFSoviet cargo vessel Ustyuzhna carrying on cargo operations in Cuban port of Hoa
SOVIET_FREIGHTERS.PDFSoviet freighters scheduled to call Cuba in July 1961
SOVIET_MERCHANT_SHIP.PDFSoviet Merchant ship Nikolaj Burdenko delivers military cargo to Cuba
23_OCTOBER_SOVIET_VESSELS.PDFSoviet vessels give positions and Odessa relayed very urgent messages from Moscow
SPANISH_SPEAKING_PILOTS.PDFSpanish-Speaking pilots training at Trencin Airfield, Czechoslovakia, on 31 May 1961
27_OCTOBER_SPOON_REST.PDFSPOON REST radars identified at three sites
23_OCTOBER_SRETENSK.PDFSretensk passed message to Moscow radio
23_AUGUST_STATUS_SOVIET_SHIPPING.PDFStatus of Soviet merchant shipping to Cuba
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