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What carried fake war plans into the sea in Operation Mincemeat?
Answer: A corpse
Why: The staged documents convinced German high command to defend Greece instead of the real invasion target, Sicily.
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What neutral country did the US bomb in 1969’s Operation Menu?
Answer: Cambodia
Why: Airstrike records were falsified for over a year to make the missions appear as routine strikes in South Vietnam.
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Which US agency ran Project SHAMROCK, the telegram interception program?
Answer: National Security Agency
Why: At its peak NSA analysts read about 150,000 telegrams a month, until director Lew Allen shut SHAMROCK down in May 1975.
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Which toxic metal was secretly defended in motor gasoline?
Answer: Lead
Why: Tetraethyllead was added to stop engine knocking, even though its severe health risks were known to researchers.
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What did the US put in industrial alcohol to stop Prohibition drinkers?
Answer: Lethal poison
Why: Officials mandated adding deadly toxins like methanol, which killed an estimated 10,000 people before Prohibition ended.
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Which country did Israel's 1954 Lavon Affair sabotage plot target?
Answer: Egypt
Why: A bomb ignited in an operative's pocket outside an Alexandria cinema, exposing the cell; Pinhas Lavon resigned as defence minister in 1955.