October 16, 1962
October 18, 1962
October 20, 1962
October 23, 1962
October 26, 1962
October 18, 1962
President John F;Kennedy was shown photographs of Soviet nuclear missile installations under construction in Cuba
President Kennedy meets with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrie Gromyko and advises him that America will not tolerate Soviet missiles in Cuba. Gromyko denies the presence of any Soviet weaponry in Cuba.
President Kennedy returns to Washington to discuss the discovery of additional Soviet missiles in Cuba.
The OAS (Organization of American States) supports the decision to quarantine Cuba. Reconnaissance photos reveal that Soviet missiles are ready for launch.
EX-COMM receives a letter from Khrushchev stating that the Soviets would remove their missiles if President Kennedy publicly guarantees the U.S. will not invade Cuba.
The crisis is over. In a speech aired on Radio Moscow, Khrushchev announces the dismantling of Soviet missiles in Cuba and does not insist on his demands concerning the removal of U.S. missiles from Turkey.
WHAT! This is not what I wanted!
STOP THIS NOW!
I am not tolerting this anymore. This has to stop. They can't have more missiles!
Put Cuba in quarantine!
We will remove our missiles if....
Cuban Missile Crisis is over!!
October 16, 1962
October 18, 1962
October 20, 1962
October 23, 1962
October 26, 1962
October 18, 1962
President John F;Kennedy was shown photographs of Soviet nuclear missile installations under construction in Cuba
President Kennedy meets with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrie Gromyko and advises him that America will not tolerate Soviet missiles in Cuba. Gromyko denies the presence of any Soviet weaponry in Cuba.
President Kennedy returns to Washington to discuss the discovery of additional Soviet missiles in Cuba.
The OAS (Organization of American States) supports the decision to quarantine Cuba. Reconnaissance photos reveal that Soviet missiles are ready for launch.
EX-COMM receives a letter from Khrushchev stating that the Soviets would remove their missiles if President Kennedy publicly guarantees the U.S. will not invade Cuba.
The crisis is over. In a speech aired on Radio Moscow, Khrushchev announces the dismantling of Soviet missiles in Cuba and does not insist on his demands concerning the removal of U.S. missiles from Turkey.
WHAT! This is not what I wanted!
STOP THIS NOW!
I am not tolerting this anymore. This has to stop. They can't have more missiles!
Put Cuba in quarantine!
We will remove our missiles if....
Cuban Missile Crisis is over!!
October 16, 1962
October 18, 1962
October 20, 1962
October 23, 1962
October 26, 1962
October 18, 1962
President John F;Kennedy was shown photographs of Soviet nuclear missile installations under construction in Cuba
President Kennedy meets with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrie Gromyko and advises him that America will not tolerate Soviet missiles in Cuba. Gromyko denies the presence of any Soviet weaponry in Cuba.
President Kennedy returns to Washington to discuss the discovery of additional Soviet missiles in Cuba.
The OAS (Organization of American States) supports the decision to quarantine Cuba. Reconnaissance photos reveal that Soviet missiles are ready for launch.
EX-COMM receives a letter from Khrushchev stating that the Soviets would remove their missiles if President Kennedy publicly guarantees the U.S. will not invade Cuba.
The crisis is over. In a speech aired on Radio Moscow, Khrushchev announces the dismantling of Soviet missiles in Cuba and does not insist on his demands concerning the removal of U.S. missiles from Turkey.
WHAT! This is not what I wanted!
STOP THIS NOW!
I am not tolerting this anymore. This has to stop. They can't have more missiles!
Put Cuba in quarantine!
We will remove our missiles if....
Cuban Missile Crisis is over!!
October 16, 1962
October 18, 1962
October 20, 1962
October 23, 1962
October 26, 1962
October 18, 1962
President John F;Kennedy was shown photographs of Soviet nuclear missile installations under construction in Cuba
President Kennedy meets with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrie Gromyko and advises him that America will not tolerate Soviet missiles in Cuba. Gromyko denies the presence of any Soviet weaponry in Cuba.
President Kennedy returns to Washington to discuss the discovery of additional Soviet missiles in Cuba.
The OAS (Organization of American States) supports the decision to quarantine Cuba. Reconnaissance photos reveal that Soviet missiles are ready for launch.
EX-COMM receives a letter from Khrushchev stating that the Soviets would remove their missiles if President Kennedy publicly guarantees the U.S. will not invade Cuba.
The crisis is over. In a speech aired on Radio Moscow, Khrushchev announces the dismantling of Soviet missiles in Cuba and does not insist on his demands concerning the removal of U.S. missiles from Turkey.
WHAT! This is not what I wanted!
STOP THIS NOW!
I am not tolerting this anymore. This has to stop. They can't have more missiles!
Put Cuba in quarantine!
We will remove our missiles if....
Cuban Missile Crisis is over!!
October 16, 1962
October 18, 1962
October 20, 1962
October 23, 1962
October 26, 1962
October 18, 1962
President John F;Kennedy was shown photographs of Soviet nuclear missile installations under construction in Cuba
President Kennedy meets with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrie Gromyko and advises him that America will not tolerate Soviet missiles in Cuba. Gromyko denies the presence of any Soviet weaponry in Cuba.
President Kennedy returns to Washington to discuss the discovery of additional Soviet missiles in Cuba.
The OAS (Organization of American States) supports the decision to quarantine Cuba. Reconnaissance photos reveal that Soviet missiles are ready for launch.
EX-COMM receives a letter from Khrushchev stating that the Soviets would remove their missiles if President Kennedy publicly guarantees the U.S. will not invade Cuba.
The crisis is over. In a speech aired on Radio Moscow, Khrushchev announces the dismantling of Soviet missiles in Cuba and does not insist on his demands concerning the removal of U.S. missiles from Turkey.
WHAT! This is not what I wanted!
STOP THIS NOW!
I am not tolerting this anymore. This has to stop. They can't have more missiles!
Put Cuba in quarantine!
We will remove our missiles if....
Cuban Missile Crisis is over!!
October 16, 1962
October 18, 1962
October 20, 1962
October 23, 1962
October 26, 1962
October 18, 1962
President John F;Kennedy was shown photographs of Soviet nuclear missile installations under construction in Cuba
President Kennedy meets with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrie Gromyko and advises him that America will not tolerate Soviet missiles in Cuba. Gromyko denies the presence of any Soviet weaponry in Cuba.
President Kennedy returns to Washington to discuss the discovery of additional Soviet missiles in Cuba.
The OAS (Organization of American States) supports the decision to quarantine Cuba. Reconnaissance photos reveal that Soviet missiles are ready for launch.
EX-COMM receives a letter from Khrushchev stating that the Soviets would remove their missiles if President Kennedy publicly guarantees the U.S. will not invade Cuba.
The crisis is over. In a speech aired on Radio Moscow, Khrushchev announces the dismantling of Soviet missiles in Cuba and does not insist on his demands concerning the removal of U.S. missiles from Turkey.
WHAT! This is not what I wanted!
STOP THIS NOW!
I am not tolerting this anymore. This has to stop. They can't have more missiles!
Put Cuba in quarantine!
We will remove our missiles if....
Cuban Missile Crisis is over!!
October 16, 1962
October 18, 1962
October 20, 1962
October 23, 1962
October 26, 1962
October 18, 1962
President John F;Kennedy was shown photographs of Soviet nuclear missile installations under construction in Cuba
President Kennedy meets with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrie Gromyko and advises him that America will not tolerate Soviet missiles in Cuba. Gromyko denies the presence of any Soviet weaponry in Cuba.
President Kennedy returns to Washington to discuss the discovery of additional Soviet missiles in Cuba.
The OAS (Organization of American States) supports the decision to quarantine Cuba. Reconnaissance photos reveal that Soviet missiles are ready for launch.
EX-COMM receives a letter from Khrushchev stating that the Soviets would remove their missiles if President Kennedy publicly guarantees the U.S. will not invade Cuba.
The crisis is over. In a speech aired on Radio Moscow, Khrushchev announces the dismantling of Soviet missiles in Cuba and does not insist on his demands concerning the removal of U.S. missiles from Turkey.
WHAT! This is not what I wanted!
STOP THIS NOW!
I am not tolerting this anymore. This has to stop. They can't have more missiles!
Put Cuba in quarantine!
We will remove our missiles if....
Cuban Missile Crisis is over!!