Agrupacion de Infanteria de Combat AIC
Combat Infantry Group
[REF: Cuban Counter Revolutionary Handbook 10 October 1962 by the CIA.
FBI HQ file number 109-584-3387; NARA RIF Number 124-10279-10032]
[NOTE: The copies were very hard to transcribe because of
poor photo reproduction. At points where the words were unreadable,
three dots
(...) were inserted to indicate a missing word or words. Words in
brackets are not contained in the original. FURTHER NOTE: Please
consider the date,
10 Oct. 1962, when evaluating the organizations.]
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COUNTER REVOLUTIONARY HANDBOOK
PART II: SECONDARY ORGANIZATIONS
I. IDENTIFYING DATA:
Common Title: A. I. C.; Combat Infantry Group
Title: Agrupacion de Infanteria de Combat
Combat Infantry Group
Completely Batista-oriented. Consists of former members of Cuban
Armed Forces army, navy, police, air force). Claimed primary
objective liberate Cuba without sectarianism, political chicanery, or
personal ambitions. Proposed organization: 1) Legal and
representative commission; 2) advisory commission; 3) a legal,
administrative and correspondence secretariat. Like U. S. Army,
will have G-1, G-2, G-3, G-4 and G-5
Leading Personalities: In U. S. Orlando CUELLAR
ALONZO, L. Col. Jose Maria SALAS CANIZARES; Gen. Jose
Eleuterio PEDRAZA Cabrera; Lt. Col. Angel SANCHEZ Mosquera; Merob SOSA;
Dr. Laureano IBARRA Perez; Ltd. Col. Pedro CHIRINO Otano;
Commander ACOSTA; Capt. MILERA; 1st Lt. Alejandro FAUSTINO Salas; Dr.
Ramon MUNIZ; and Sgt. Faustino PALAEZ.
II. HISTORY
Date and Place of Origin: March 1962, Los Angeles, Calif.
Principal Activities to Date: By May 62, the activity had come to
a …. in Los Angeles. Reason: Rumor from Miami that
Batista had recruited a force of 20,000 Moors whom he would lead
in ….Rumor, given some credence by exiles is that Batista …have
2,000.
III. CURRENT STATUS:
No activity waiting to see what Batista will do. From all indication, no more than a paper organization.
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