CRISIS
Joint Crisis Committee
“Thirteen Days: The Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962”
- Difficulty
- Advanced
- Committee size
- 30 seats
The Agenda
Inside the chamber
The Joint Crisis Committee splits delegates between the White House EXCOMM and the Soviet Presidium, with a live backroom feeding both cabinets intelligence — some of it true. Every directive you sign changes the world the other room wakes up to.
October 1962: reconnaissance photographs reveal missile sites in Cuba, and thirteen days stand between negotiation and annihilation. History reached a quiet resolution. Your committee is under no obligation to do the same.
The Dais
Crisis Director — TBA
Crisis Director
Architect of backroom arcs at conferences across Pakistan; famous for the 3 a.m. crisis update.
Cabinet Chairs — TBA
Cabinet Chairs
One chair per cabinet keeps debate moving while the backroom plots against you both.