What does BTTR stand for?

Brothers to the Rescue (Miami, Florida)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

At least one Cuban spy was involved in the 1996 downing of three Cuban exile Brothers to the Rescue planes by Cuban fighter, according to trial testimony.

Judge blocks US disclosures in Cuban 5 spy case

Brothers to the Rescue is quite familiar with this issue.

Experts debate next refugee crisis

Asthree rescue planes approached Cuba, the lead plane, piloted by the Brothers to the Rescue founder Jose Basulto, briefly breached Cuban air space.

Shoot Down over Cuba: a bold documentary takes Castro to task for ...

Two planes from the Florida-based group Brothers to the Rescue were shot down by missiles fired from a MiG-29 fighter jet on the afternoon of Feb.

CUBAN TV SHOWS PHOTOS OF ITEMS FROM DOWNED PLANES

Hernandez was convicted of murder conspiracy in the deaths of four pilots, members of the Miami-based Brothers to the Rescue organization, who were shot down by Cuban fighter jets in 1996 off the island's coast.

High court won't review 'Cuban 5' espionage case

The conspiracy to commit murder charge stemmed from Hernandez's infiltration of the Brothers to the Rescue exile group.

Lawyers for Cuba's 'heroes' weigh their legal options

Byline: Gail Epstein Nieves; Knight Ridder Newspapers MIAMI -- In front of his mother and his Cuban compatriots, spymaster Gerardo Hernandez was sentenced yesterday to two life terms, the maximum possible punishment and the outcome sought by tearful relatives of four men killed in the 1996 Brothers to the Rescue shoot-down.

Cuban spy sentenced to life U.S. judge has harsh words for shoot-down ...

WASHINGTON --After years of failed efforts to collect money from the Cuban government, the families of slain Brothers to the Rescue pilots have reached a deal with the US government that means they may soon receive about half of their $187.

Clinton Administration strikes deal on Brothers to the Rescue judgment