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instanceOf
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Central Intelligence Agency operation
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covert operation
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paramilitary operation
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aimedAt
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overthrow of Fidel Castro
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regime change in Cuba
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approvedBy
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Dwight D. Eisenhower administration
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codeNameOrigin
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Zapata Oil Company association with George H. W. Bush (disputed)
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countryOfOrigin
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United States
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culminatedIn
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Bay of Pigs invasion
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dateOfCulminatingEvent
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1961-04-17
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endTime
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1961
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hasAlternativeName
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Bay of Pigs invasion plan
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Zapata Plan
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hasComponent
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amphibious landing at Bay of Pigs
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covert air strikes on Cuban targets
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psychological warfare operations
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training of Cuban exile forces
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hasConsequence
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deterioration of U.S.–Cuba relations
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embarrassment for the United States government
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increased Soviet support for Cuba
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strengthening of Fidel Castro's position in Cuba
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hasLocation
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Bay of Pigs
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Playa Girón
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Playa Larga
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hasParticipant
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Brigade 2506
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Central Intelligence Agency
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U.S. military advisors
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anti-Castro Cuban exiles
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hasTargetCountry
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Cuba
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modifiedBy
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John F. Kennedy administration
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notableCommander
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CIA officer Jacob Esterline
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CIA officer Richard M. Bissell Jr.
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notableUnit
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Brigade 2506
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opposedBy
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Fidel Castro
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Government of Cuba
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Revolutionary Armed Forces of Cuba
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organisedBy
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Central Intelligence Agency
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relatedTo
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Cold War
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Cuban Missile Crisis
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Cuban Revolution
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result
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failure
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startTime
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1960
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supportedBy
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United States government
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trainingLocation
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Guatemala
NERFINISHED
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Nicaragua
NERFINISHED
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usedTactic
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covert action
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paramilitary invasion
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plausible deniability
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