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Yes, he's here now, right.
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Well, Kenny, is some comfort
that they look worse than we do.
:27:08
How was the response in New Haven?
:27:10
I didn't notice.
:27:12
How is he doing?
:27:13
On top of it,
but I think his back is giving him hell.
:27:16
I'm calling Jackie tonight and asking her
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to come back to Washington
with the children.
:27:21
I think is a good move.
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Ted?
:27:24
Yes, sir.
:27:25
A student in Connecticut shouted that,
:27:27
I should have more courage
and less profile.
:27:30
The man has a way with words.
:27:32
Maybe we should put him on the payroll.
:27:34
Yes, on your payroll.
:27:39
The third day of the Missiles of October.
:27:57
Our cover for the invasion strike force
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is an annual Caribbean training exercise,
:28:02
coincidentally scheduled for this month.
:28:04
Code designation, Fillabriglegs 62.
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Admiral Anderson?
:28:09
Yes, sir.
:28:10
The Navy will have more than 100 ships
in the maneuver,
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including four attack carriers,
:28:15
and we are also moving in the Enterprise.
:28:17
General Schoop.
:28:19
The task force will carry
and have the capability
:28:21
to land 40,000 combat ready marines,
:28:24
not including 4,000 in transit,
:28:26
and in residence in Guantanamo.
:28:28
The Army's 82nd and 101st Airborne
are being airlifted
:28:33
to a total 100,000 men in Florida.
:28:36
General LeMay.
:28:37
Strategic air command bombers
are being deployed
:28:40
from farther bases to make room
for tactical attack aircraft,
:28:43
air defense facilities
are being stripped outside
:28:45
the Cuban missile range,
and reinstalled in the southeast.
:28:48
We have 14,000 reservists on standby
recall to fly air transport
:28:52
in the event of an airborne invasion.
:28:54
Now, the initial raid will consist of
500 sorties
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striking at all missile sites,
military targets,