Cabell is briefed on unresolved Defense Department support problems affecting the Cuban project.
Historical person
Charles P Cabell Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Charles P Cabell, based on 5 World History Database records associated with United States of America.
Chronological biography
1961
Cabell joins preparations for the presidential meeting on the strike-force plan and military coordination.
Cabell goes to Rusk with Bissell to challenge cancellation of the planned D-Day air strikes.
Cabell gives Taylor a detailed statement explaining the circumstances surrounding cancellation of the D-Day air strike.
Cabell leaves his CIA deputy-director post following the Bay of Pigs failure and the administration's leadership changes.
Titles and roles
General · Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
Record provenance
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