On Wednesday, the National Security Archive released newly declassified portions of the Taylor Commission Report, the report from the commission charged by President Kennedy with investigating the Bay of Pigs incident. The eight documents in this new release add crucial details to the picture that emerged from prior, more heavily censored releases of Taylor Commission materials in 1977 and 1986. This release serves as a useful supplement to the The Inspector General's Survey of the Cuban Operation (see the February 27, 1998 Scout Report), which was declassified in 1998 and scathing in its critique of the CIA's actions.