JMWAVE - THE CIA'S MIAMI STATION (Patreon)
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Today I follow Ted Shackley's move to South Florida in 1962 as the JMWAVE station chief. Ted took over the Cuba show and got his first real paramilitary experience. Miami and South Florida were ground zero for the CIA's cultivation of real paramilitary capabilities. I take a close look at the men who worked at JMWAVE, many of whom would follow Shackley to South East Asia in the mid-60s. Finally I take a closer look at the Kennedy Administration's often tense relationship with the CIA, especially on the Cuba file.
Bibliography:
[1] Hinckle and Turner - The Fish is Red (p.113-115)
[1] Joseph Valentine - The Strength of the Wolf (p.271)
[1] Joseph Trento - Prelude to Terror (p.29)
[1] Ted Shackley - Spymaster (p.55)
[1] https://www.nytimes.com/1973/07/17/archives/alfred-cox-57-dies-far-eastern-expert.html
[1] https://www.cia.gov/static/CIAs-Clandestine-Services-Histories-of-Civil-Air-Transport.pdf
[2] Disney World Helliwell law firm: https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/346201
[2] Joseph Trento - Prelude to Terror (p.29)
[2] Jonathan Kwitny - Crimes of Patriots (for general info about Nugan Hand Bank)
[3] Peter Dale Scott - The War Conspiracy (p.279)
[3] CIA Bay of Pigs review Document http://archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2023/104-10301-10004.pdf (p.10-12 250-251)
[3] Ted Shackley - Spymaster (p.52-53)
[3] Russ Baker - Family of Secrets (p. 29-37)
[4] Ted Shackley - Spymaster (p.52-53)
[4] David Corn - The Blond Ghost (p.77, 84-85)
[4] tangodown63 David Morales photos: https://tangodown63.com/morales-david-sanchez/
[4] Peter Dale Scott - Dallas 63 (p.51)
[4] David Morales summary document https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=14990#relPageId=2
[5] David Corn - The Blond Ghost (p. 82)
[5] Hinckle and Turner - The Fish is Red (p. 122-124)
[5] Joseph Trento - Prelude to Terror (p.30)
[5] Shackley and Harvey and the U-Haul truck https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2023/157-10014-10109.pdf p.3
[6] David Corn - The Blond Ghost (p. 96)
[6] Peter Dale Scott - Dallas 63 (p. 138)
[6] David Talbot - The Devil’s Chessboard (p. 503)
[6] Ted Shackley - Spymaster (p. 50-51)
[7] Dick Russell - The Man Who Knew Too Much (p. 165)
[7] David Corn - The Blond Ghost (p.96-97)
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