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for compliance on the part of the WH/D with the referenced memorandum. !/* Project JMARC, as the anti-Castro program was then known, was going to require air transportation for the cadres which would be involved in its planned PM operations.** By the summer of 1960, it was apparent that JMATE was going to need extensive and continuing, not incidental, support from DPD -- a unit which reported directly to Richard M. Bissell, the Deputy Director for Plans. In addition to the need for air- craft for infiltration, propaganda, and supply drops to dissident groups within Cuba, additional air trans- port capability would be required to move bodies and equipment to training sites outside the continental * Specific source references follow the Appendixes. Sources are numbered beginning with 1 for each of the four parts of the volume. Unless otherwise noted, sOurce documents (or notes from such documents) are filed with the CIA History Staff under project HS/CSG 2632. Where the document is not available in History Staff files, the reference note indicates repository of complete document. Unless otherwise noted all documents cited are classified SECRET. ** The project crypt was originally JMARC, but this was changed to JMATE following compromise of the original. Throughout this volume the JMATE designa- tion will be employed except as it appears in quota- tions. - 5 -