The Missing Chapter Lee Harvey Oswald In The Far East

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Snotboards, May 14, 2008 - Biography & Autobiography - 270 pages
Before Lee Harvey Oswald became linked to the JFK assassination, he was a mediocre U.S. Marine assigned to a radar squadron in Japan. Author Jack R. Swike, a former Marine Corps Intelligence Officer stationed in Japan, spent over two decades researching Oswald's activities overseas, resulting in The Missing Chapter: Lee Harvey Oswald in the Far East. This book will debunk some of the myths about Oswald's life during the Cold War era. For instance, few people know that Oswald's Marine squadron was stationed near a top secret atomic bomb facility on the Atsugi Naval Air Field in Japan, which also housed U-2 spy planes. Using the most reliable sources available, plus interviews with people who knew or had ties to Oswald, Swike has compiled a book of historical significance in unraveling a chapter of Oswald's life that had quite simply been overlooked.
 

Contents

About the Author 5
5
Acknowledgements
6
Preface7
7
The Special Defector
12
The Marines from Dallas 25
25
The Japanese Connection 42
42
On the Way to Japan 52
52
Atsugi 63
63
Oswald Arrives 95
95
Marine Air Group 11 103
103
MAG11 Intelligence 111
111
The Philippines 126
126
After the Philippines 139
139
METOTop Secret 159
159
The Mystery Man 174
174
Taiwan 192
192

The U2 Spy Plane 72
72
The Last Days 210
210

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