Grenada had a long and bloody history well before the American invasion. The centuries following the island’s 1498 “discovery” by Christopher Columbus were marked by rebellion and a British ...

But they soon learned that "Operation Urgent Fury" meant a U.S. invasion of Grenada, a tiny Caribbean island tucked away between Puerto Rico and Venezuela. They were forced to pivot.

One of the fetid messes which Ronald Reagan left on the Caribbean island of Grenada after his invasion of it in 1983 has been smelling increasingly vile over the last few decades.

Thirty years ago, the U.S. launched the operation that punched a hole in the Brezhnev doctrine and foreshadowed the Soviet collapse. Michael Ledeen remembers the shortlived invasion.

Reagan’s Invasion of Grenada Restored Confidence in the Military. On October 25th, 7,000 US troops—composed of Army Rangers, Delta Force units, the 82nd Airborne, the Marine Corps, Navy SEALs ...

Grenada’s U.S. occupiers gave Cuban collaborators the bum’s rush after the invasion and severed the island’s diplomatic ties with the entire Soviet bloc to shield the tiny country from ...

True enough: For a privileged few, Grenada is a popular Caribbean island tourist destination. But there is something profoundly insular, even obscene, about “20 Years Later, Grenada Opinion ...

1983: Invasion of Grenada . Joe Biden supported the deadly U.S. invasion of the tiny Caribbean island based on dubious intelligence and helped the CIA win backing from other senators.

Joseph Metcalf III, the Navy vice admiral who led the U.S. invasion of the Caribbean nation of Grenada in 1983, which produced lasting lessons for military preparation and media relations, ...

Grenadians watch a landing convoy during the Grenada Invasion of 1983. On October 25, 1983 the United States invaded the island of Grenada after the Grenadian Army, controlled by former Deputy ...

U.S. Marines watch over the Point Salines airfield on Oct. 28, 1983, as a U.S. Air Force plane sits on the runway after the invasion of the island of Grenada by a multinational force.