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Cuban Missile Crisis

  • The Delivery.

    U.S. spy planes found a Russian delivery ship with nuclear missiles on board. This information was recorded on large roles of film, wich was being delivered to the president the same day.
  • Period: to

    Thirteen Days of TERROR!

  • The Viewing.

    John F Kennedy recieves this information with visual evidence
    of Russian ships. John F Kennedy and his assistants estimate
    they have 10-14 days till the russians launch nuclear missiles toward the Uited States.
  • Decisions, Decisions, Decisions.

    Presedent Kennedy meets with the soviot embassador but does not release the knowledge of this event. but through out the day Kennedy has a tough decision to make on weather they should blockade or invade Cuban territory and scare the crap out of Khrushchev.
  • Debating

    As Pressedent Kennedy flys to Ohio and Illinois, his assistants continue the debate on weather to blockade or Invade the Russian bases on Cuban territory.
  • Decisions: done. Deployment: ready.

    After his visits to Ohio and Illinois, John F Kennedy Returns to the White House and him and his assistants decide to make a blockade, wich was politically called a "quarintine".
  • Just more time

    After the presedent returns from church, the General of the airforce told him that if there were an air strike, destrction of missiles would not be 100%. he does not əkˈnäləj and kept working on his presentation for national television.
  • The Story Unfolds

    John F Kennedy released information to the public about the Soviot missiles in Cuban territory, and ends the broadcast with the famouse saying "one path we will not choose, is surrender, or submission!"
  • Quarintiners

    John F Kennedy signs a proclimation for the "quarintine" on cuba, and in the mean while the presedent asks Khrushchev to halt the importion of missiles.
  • Khrushchev replies to the letter of the 23'rd.

    "You, Mr. President, are not declaring a quarantine, but rather are setting forth an ultimatum and threatening that if we do not give in to your demands you will use force. Consider what you are saying! And you want to persuade me to agree to this! What would it mean to agree to these demands? It would mean guiding oneself in one's relations with other countries not by reason, but by submitting to arbitrariness. You are no longer appealing to reason, but wish to intimidate us."
  • Another request

    John F Kennedy once agian asks Khrushchev to remove or de activate missiles that are now opperational on cuba. The presedent decides to only let petroleum products through the quarintine.