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Essay heading: SOP Cause and Effect
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The Soviets adhered to procedures at their Cuban barracks exactly as they would in the Soviet Union. These are some of the factors that contributed to the United States government's realization that Soviet missiles had been delivered to Cuba by the Soviets.
The United States outcome of foreign policy had been negatively impacted as well because of their reliance on SOPs during the crisis...
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The United States bureaucracies' involvement and their tendency to adhere to inflexible SOPs affected the quarantine that was designed to intercept Soviet missile ships several miles away from the Cuban coast. With the advice of an outside source, Kennedy ordered the US Navy to move the quarantine closer to Cuba...
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