James Cunningham person
also: Cunningham
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Air Americaorganization · 3Patriciaperson · 2Laoscountry · 2Edwin Wilsonperson · 1Pentagonorganization · 1Mike Pilgrimperson · 1Neil Livingstoneperson · 1Paul Helliwellperson · 1J.J. Capucci Companyorganization · 1CIAintelligence service · 1Richard M. Bissell Jr.person · 1
Claims (3)
James Cunningham headed
Air America book_quoted
“unquote. No, you are a terrorist working for the CIA. Wilson was being very modest about his role. Another of the several thousand CIA officers supporting the secret war in Laos was James Cunningham. He was Wilson's old U2 boss. Cunningham …”
▶ Operation Gladio (241113) @ 38:51
James Cunningham member_of
Air America host_asserted
“which was set up as the air wing of ETSCO, meaning that it's a CIA front. Not only did Kamal Adom assist in creating global international airlines, but James Cunningham, who had worked with Shackley and Laos as a manager of Air America, ano…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Prelude to Terror Chapter 21 @ 46:31
James Cunningham founded
Pan Aviation host_asserted
“Cunningham was the CIA airline pioneer who had first discovered Ed Wilson's talent of opening businesses as fronts for the CIA. He would end his career by creating Pan Aviation, a US proprietary that was set up and used by the CIA.…”
▶ OPERATION GLADIO Exposed by COLONEL TOWNER in Prelude to Terror Chapter 21 @ 47:28
Mentions (3)
▶ 38:51
unquote. No, you are a terrorist working for the CIA. Wilson was being very modest about his role. Another of the several thousand CIA officers supporting the secret war in Laos was James Cunningham. He was Wilson's old U2 boss. Cunningham …
▶ 39:22
airline in history, Air America. James Cunningham used Wilson through his front companies to make sure that Air America got what it needed for its friends. Wilson had nothing but admiration for Shackley and Cunningham. Wilson worked with th…
▶ 20:43
Two well-known quote-unquote businessmen with long ties to U.S. intelligence urged him to go see Don Lowers at Wilson's townhouse. One of those businessmen was the late James Cunningham. He had managed Air America for the CIA for years and …