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destroy by air attack the microwave links on which Castro's communication system depends. ‘The objective 1s of course to create a revolutionary situation, initially perhaps in Oriente and Las Villas. Provinces, and then spreading to all parts of the. island. 7. Propaganda and Communications: Currently medium and short wave broadcasting in opposition to Castro is being carried : on from seven stations in addition to Radio Swan. Antennae — modifications of the latter have increased its effective power in Cuba and it is believed that there is now good medium wave reception of Swan everywhere except in Havana itself where it can still be effectively jammed. The number of hours of broad casting per day will be increased beginning immediately from about 25 to almost 75 soon after D-Day. The combinatiqn of multiple long and short wave stations which will then be in use, supplemented by three boats which carry broadcasting equipment (two short wave and one medium wave) will assure heavy coverage of all parts of the island virtually at all times. Radio programs will avoid any reference to an invasion but will call for up-rising and will of course announce defections and carry news of all revolutionary action. Soon after D-Day a small radio transmitter will be put in operation on Cuban soil.