Clark commands the naval task group assigned to support and monitor the operation.
Historical person
John E Clark Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for John E Clark, based on 6 World History Database records associated with United States of America.
Chronological biography
1961
Clark positions destroyers offshore to provide early warning for the Cuban Expeditionary Force ships.
Clark sends aircraft to locate the distant Caribe and persuade its master to turn north toward the operational area.
Clark works to turn surviving Cuban Expeditionary Force ships back toward Point Zulu after the landing force comes under heavy attack.
Clark sends destroyers toward the beaches to attempt evacuation of brigade survivors.
Clark sends destroyers toward the beaches in an effort to evacuate surviving brigade members.
Titles and roles
Rear Admiral · Commander of Task Group 81.8
Record provenance
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