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 | | The Zapata Peninsula, where the Bay of Pigs is located, was swampy, isolated, and uninhabited, so there could have been no possibility of a spontaneous uprising, because no indigenous Cubans would have seen the landing. |
 | | This is the version that appears in Peter Wyden's much-quoted book Bay of Pigs: The Untold Story (Jonathan Cape, 1979), and repeated, for example, in John Ranelagh's The Agency: The Rise and Decline of the CIA (Touchstone, 1986). |
 | | One of the landing craft at the Bay of Pigs was the Barbara J. Now, if Barbara Bush (ne Barbara Pierce) had a middle name like Jane or Jennifer, we might be on to something, but apparently she has no middle name at all. |
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