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a kA a na ammunition and personnel into Cuba clandestinely by boat. (These were the "PM types" whose duties had mystified the DD/P.) There were also two maritime "types" who were training the crew of a borrowed small boat for clandestine trips. 13. By 15 November 39 people had been assigned to the Miami base in addition to 44 people from the Agency's Office of Com- munications. In addition to support elements, there were sections for propaganda, FI, CI, political action, and PM. 14, By 15 April 1961, the base and its sub-base had 160 persons assigned, as follows: 10 FI 5 cI 2 Political Action 7 Propaganda 25 Support 26 PM 14 Security 68 Communications 3 Miscellaneous 15. While the Havana Station was still operating, Miami Base was in close touch with it by courier and secure commmications. When Havana Station was closed, Miami expected to take over the stay-behind assets, such as they were. However, Headquarters took over their control. Miami concentrated on the training and infiltration of agents. PM Support Role 16. In PM activities, control was tightly held by Head- quarters, and the PM section of the base was limited pretty mech