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It already has been mentioned that during the course of the Taylor Committee meetings requests were initiated for responses to specific questions~ for copies of memorandums, and for the pre~aration of special summaries. By the end of the third meeting of the CSG (25 April 1961) practically all of the most criticial and controversial problems which would be considered during the course of the committee's life had been surfaced-- control of the air, cancellation of the D-Day air strike, internal support from anti-Castro elements, capability of the Brigade to pass to. guerrilla status, and interdepartmental planning and cooperation during the course of the operation. Another decision which was made with reference to the CSG's request for papers from the anti-Castro task force C!=! .• g., WH/4t was that no pseudonyms, cryptonyms, or aliases for p.ither Agency personnel or projects be used. Everything would be reported in true name. In addition to requests for copies of papers or the preparation of memorandums, the Cuban Study Group apparently had some degree of operational authority for a memorandum bearing the heading, tiThe following actions have been directed by the Green Study Group" gave specific instruc- tions for the airlifts of Cubans from Guatemala to Vieques Island " 19 ., ,.;