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Entering the New Frontier Kennedy Doctrine Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, in order to assure the survival and the success of liberty.

Flexible Response wanted variety of options to deal with problems

Nuclear Missile Buildup ICBMs 1961-63 1963-424

Conventional Buildup Defense Spending -15% increase

Foreign Aid Alliance for Progress (Latin America)

Diplomacy

Covert Operations

Green Berets -carried out covert operations

Peace Corps Ghana and Tanzania

Flexible Response Tool Box Different tools for different problems

1961 was a very mean year. -Attorney General Robert Kennedy

The Space Race YURI GAGARIN APRIL 12, 1961 ALAN SHEPARD MAY 5, 1961

JFK Response (May 25, 1961) We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard...

I am a Marxist Leninist and I will be one until the last day of my life -Fidel Castro

Bay of Pigs (April 17, 1961) Operation Bumpy Road Cuban Exiles 1,453 Troops Cubans 2,500 Troops 200,000 Militia

The Bay of Pigs Disaster

November 30, 1961 JFK Approved Operation Mongoose

Operation Mongoose

Operation Mongoose

Berlin Crisis A Free City June 15 December 31, 1961

East German Exodus

Temporary Border

Berlin Wall Born August 13, 1961

Checkpoint Charlie October 27, 1961

Checkpoint Charlie After 16 hours of negotiations, the Soviets agreed: to withdraw 5 10 meters

The Berlin Wall: 96.3 miles -26.7 miles on East Berlin border -69.5 miles around East Germany border August 13, 1961 November 9, 1989

Berlin Wall

JFK and the Wall It s not a very nice solution but a wall is a hell of a lot better than a war.

JFK in Berlin June 26, 1963

JFK in Berlin June 26, 1963 "Ich bin Berliner" (should have said) Ich bin ein Berliner (actually said)

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Quang Duc June 11, 1963

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Shipments: June 17 October 22 24 launching pads, 42 rockets, and 45 nuclear warheads

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Increased Soviet First Strike Capability: 70%

Soviet Missile Range Each missile has the equivalent of 50 Hiroshima bombs

October 22 Over 100 million watched the speech JFK demanded the immediate removal of the missiles 180 warships would make up the quarantine

October 22 Quarantine Line

October 22 Over 100 million watched the speech JFK demanded the immediate removal of the missiles 180 warships would make up the quarantine Operation ORTSAC

Operation Ortsac

October 22 Over 100 million watched the speech JFK demanded the immediate removal of the missiles 180 warships would make up the quarantine Operation ORTSAC DEFCON 3

Defense Condition Ladder DEFCON 5: Peacetime military readiness DEFCON 4: Increased intelligence and heighten national security measures DEFCON 3: Force readiness DEFCON 2: Further force readiness DEFCON 1: Maximum readiness

October 23 Khrushchev s Warning US actions could lead to nuclear war

October 24: 19 Soviet Ships

October 24 16 of 19 ships changed course Still have a problem: Nukes being built in Cuba

October 25: DEFCON 2

Defense Condition Ladder DEFCON 5: Peacetime military readiness DEFCON 4: Increased intelligence and heighten national security measures DEFCON 3: Force readiness DEFCON 2: Further force readiness DEFCON 1: Maximum readiness

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Agreement: October 28 Soviet Union Public Will remove missiles from Cuba United States Public Pledged not to invade Cuba Private Will remove Jupiter missiles from Turkey

November 11 Last Soviet Supplies Removed

Results of the Cuban Missile Crisis United States Cold War victory -missiles out of Cuba JFK approval increased -77% Jupiter missiles removed from Turkey Stepped up Operation Mongoose

Improved Soviet-American Relations No nuclear war now talking Hot Line established Limited Test Ban Treaty Wheat sales increased

A Confident Kennedy