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Bay of Pigs is the name of the failed liberation landing on Cuba in 1961. A group of Cuban patriots landed in Bay of Pigs in the island of Cuba to liberate the nation from Castro. The idea was to repeat the same landing that Castro did in the past.

'''Bay of Pigs''' is the name of the failed liberation landing on [[Cuba]] in 1961. A group of Cuban patriots landed in Bay of Pigs in the island of Cuba to liberate the nation from [[Fidel Castro]] and his [[communist]]s. The idea was to repeat the same landing that Castro did in the past. The [[Russian]]s were shipping weapons of mass destruction to Cuba.

The planning for this liberation landing started under the Eisenhower presidency. Unfortunately his term ended before it was put into action. Kennedy inherited the project, and kept it going.

The planning for this liberation landing started under the [[Dwight Eisenhower]] presidency. Unfortunately his term ended before it was put into action. [[John F. Kennedy]] inherited the project, and kept it going.

The Americans kept saying that they were not going to participate in the invasion, but they did help with training, weapons, and intelligence. Even though Americans kept repeating that they were not going to help directly, most of the Cuban freedom fighters assumed that Americans would change their mind and fight against Communism.

The Americans kept saying that they were not going to participate in the invasion, but they did help with training, weapons, and intelligence. Even though Americans kept repeating that they were not going to help directly, most of the Cuban freedom fighters assumed that Americans would change their mind and fight against Communism.

In Miami, the CIA was organizing the new government. The training for the freedom fighters took place in a plantation in Guatemala.

In [[Miami]], the [[CIA]] was organizing the new government. The training for the freedom fighters took place in a plantation in [[Guatemala]].

People in charge of the liberation kept asking Kennedy for direct involvement and more resources. Unfortunately, Kennedy lost his nerve and took resources away and demanded no direct American intervention.

People in charge of the liberation kept asking Kennedy for direct involvement and more resources. Unfortunately, Kennedy lost his nerve and took resources away and demanded no direct American intervention.