A president spoke, military might converged, politicians worked "across the aisle." A nation forgot for a moment to distinguish black from white, democrat from republican, liberal from conservative; for in some crisis, foxholes and tombstones are not so marked, and consequences are equally shared. The Cuban Missile Crisis: October, 1962 . . .
- President John F. Kennedy's address to the nation-
- Allied Forces on the move in Berlin -
- 280mm "Atomic Cannon" preparing in West Germany -
- Me hoping I never have to pull the trigger -
- Members of my squad waiting for orders in West Germany -
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