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Russia Is Suspected Of Attacks Against Diplomats In Cuba. Will The US Strike Back?

Nora Gamez Torres, Miami Herald
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The US Evacuated 9 Diplomats From China After They Experienced Strange Auditory Sensations
Analysis

US Diplomats In China Are Suffering Brain Injuries Like Those Linked To Mysterious ‘Sonic Attacks’ In Cuba

Republic F-105D-30-RE Thunderchief (SN 62-4234) in flight with a full bomb load of M117 750 lb bombs. Normally drop tanks were carried on the inboard wing pylons. This aircraft was shot down on 24 December 1968 over Laos.

This Is How The US Military Would Have Invaded Cuba In 1962

michael peck, the national interest

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Listen To The First Recording Of The ‘Sonic Weapon’ Sickening US Diplomats In Cuba

Jared Keller

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What We Know About The Mysterious Sonic Weapons Sickening US Diplomats In Cuba

Kevin Loria, Business Insider

Pfc. Ambar N. Zaiek Parades, Dominican Republic, Pfc. Dulce F. Manriquez, Mexico, Pvt. Annalice M. Daley, Jamaica, Pvt. Julian R. Torres, Peru, Pfc. Serdjhy Leger, Haiti, Pfc. Dang H. Doung, Vietnam, Pfc. Daniel A. Guzman, Dominican Republic, Pvt. Kervin Stcyr, Haiti, Pvt. Jhonatan A. Velarde, Ecuador, Pvt. Jean Malhado, Brazil, Pvt. Yongchang Gao, China, Pvt. Khalid M. Ngwegwe, Tanzania, Pvt. Daniel Ramirez Rodriguez, Mexico, Pvt. Juan C. Rosales Guerin, Mexico, Pvt. Carlos L. Espana Palencia, Guatemala, Pvt. Waylon F. LaFrance, Canada, Pfc. Rodrigo M. Malpartida, Peru, Pvt. Zetian Ni, China, Pfc. Ariel Castillo, Cuba

Joining the Military

Meet 19 Of America’s Newest Marines — And Naturalized US Citizens

James Clark

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This Veteran’s Attempt To Kill Fidel Castro Landed Him In A Cuban Prison

He never spoke to anyone about it after he was released and sent home.

Jerry Davich, Post-Tribune, Merrillville, Ind.

Soviet submarine B-59 with a U.S. Navy helicopter overhead in Oct. 1962.

A Soviet Nuclear Torpedo, An American Destroyer, And The Cuban Missile Crisis

A former naval officer recalls how nuclear Armageddon almost started at sea in October 1962.

Gary Slaughter, author of “Sea Stories: A Memoir of a Naval Officer (1956-1967)”

View of downtown Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, as seen from the John Paul Jones Hill. Guantanamo Bay was established in 1903 making it the oldest overseas naval installation.

After 50 Years, This Woman Hopes New Cuba Relations Will Help Find Air Force Vet Dad

Sherry Sullivan believes her father, Geoffrey, an Air Force vet, was shot down over Cuba 50 years ago.

Abigail Curtis, Bangor Daily News