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The Cuban Missile Crisis at 55Maps and charts prepared by Cuban historians for the 55th anniversary of the missile crisis showing deployments of Soviet forces (missiles and troops), range of Soviet missiles, and scope of U.S. naval blockade. (© Ediciones GEO, 2017; © Instituto de Historia de Cuba, 2017)Published: Oct 16, 2017Briefing Book #606Edited by William Burr and Peter KornbluhFor more information contact: Peter Kornbluh, peter.kornbluh@gmail.comU.S. Planned for Military Occupation of Cuba“All Persons in Occupied Territory Will Obey Promptly All Orders,” Stated Occupation ProclamationCIA Post-Mortems: “Photo-Gap” on Missile Installations Created by Restrictions on U-2 OverflightsWashington D.C., October 16, 2017 – The U.S. military drew up plans to occupy Cuba and establish a temporary government headed by a U.S. “commander and military governor” during the 1962 missile crisis, according to the recently declassified “Military Government Proclamation No. 1” posted today by the National Security Archive at The George Washington University. “All persons in the occupied territory will obey immediately and without question all enactments and orders of the military government,” stated the proclamation. “Resistance of the United States Armed Forces will be forcefully stamped out. Serious offenders will be dealt with severely,” it warned. “So long as you remain peaceable and comply with my orders, you will be subjected to no greater interference than may be required by military exigencies.”Once the “aggressive Castro regime has been completely destroyed,” and the U.S. installed a new government “responsive to the needs of the people of Cuba,” the proclamation concluded, the U.S. armed forces would “depart and the traditional friendship of the United States and the government of Cuba will once more be assured.”Read more at: http://nsarchive.gwu.edu/briefing-book/cuba/2017-10-16/cuban-missile-crisis-us-planned-military-occupation-1962