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T HE DRAMATIC EVENTS of October 1962 to which President Kennedy referred were the missile build-up in Cuba and the immediate U.S. reaction
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Document Date: 2011-01-24 15:05:37


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Saratoga / Seoul / Pyongyang / /

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Newport News Shipbuilding / Dry Dock Company / Inspection / /

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Cuba / United States / Korea / South Korea / /

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Judicial Event / /

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carrier requirements / aircraft carrier / nuclear-powered carrier / machinery / communications equipment / nuclear energy / energy potential / carrier construction / conventional steel types / large aircraft carrier / transportation facilities / aircraft carrier design / carrier fleet / carrier warfare / carrier aircraft / large carrier / versatile carrier aircraft / nuclear-powered aircraft carrier / carrier forces / /

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Yellow Sea / /

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House of Representatives / Navy Department / Ship Characteristics Board / Navy / Congress / Task Force / Naval Board of Inspection / United States Navy / U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE / /

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Scot MacDonald / James Forrestal / Marc Mitscher / Truman / James H. Smith / Jr. / F. S. Schultz / Eisenhower / Kennedy / Survey / Louis Johnson / Dan A. Kimball / Charles P. Roane / de Poix / Kitty Hawk / Langley / BU S HIPS / W. M. Ryan / John L. Sullivan / Brooklyn Naval Shipyard / William B. Franke / /

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Captain / President / Secretary of Defense / General / Assistant Chief / Secretary / head / officer / Sister ship Ranger / Ranger / V. P. / Assistant Secretary / same Secretary / temporary presiding officer / Supervising Naval Architect / /

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Public Law / the Joint Chiefs review / /

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Far East / /

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