The Famous Northwoods operation was a proposed false flag activity against the Cuban government that began inside the U.S. Branch of Defense (DoD) and the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) of the United States government in 1962. The recommendations required the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) or different U.S. government agents to submit demonstrations of fear-based oppression against American regular citizens and military targets, accusing them of the Cuban government, and utilizing it to legitimize a war against Cuba. The potential outcomes point by point in the archive incorporated the conceivable death of Cuban émigrés, sinking vessels of Cuban exiles on the high oceans, capturing planes, exploding a U.S. transport, and organizing fierce fear based oppression in U.S. cities. The proposition was dismissed by John F. Kennedy.
Socialists driven by Fidel Castro had taken power in Cuba in 1959, which stimulated the worry of the US military because of the Cold War. The task proposed making open help for a war against Cuba by censuring it for fear-based oppressor acts that would really be executed by the U.S. Government. To this end, Operation Northwoods proposition prescribed hijackings and bombings pursued by the presentation of fake proof that would embroil the Cuban government. It expressed:
The ideal resultant from the execution of this arrangement places the United States in the evident position of experiencing solid complaints a rash and reckless administration of Cuba and to build up a worldwide picture of a Cuban risk to harmony in the Western Hemisphere.
A few different propositions were incorporated inside Operation Northwoods, including genuine or reproduced activities against different U.S. military and regular citizen targets. The task prescribed building up a "Socialist Cuban fear crusade in the Miami region, in other Florida urban areas and even in Washington".
The arrangement was drafted by the Joint Chiefs of Staff, marked by Chairman Lyman Lemnitzer and sent to the Secretary of Defense. Albeit part of the U.S. government's enemy of socialist Cuban Project, Operation Northwoods was never authoritatively acknowledged; it was approved by the Joint Chiefs of Staff, however then rejected by President John F. Kennedy. As indicated by right now discharged documentation, none of the tasks ended up dynamic under the protection of the Operation Northwoods recommendations.
