United States invasion of Grenada

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Predicate Object
gptkbp:instance_of gptkb:military_operations
gptkbp:aftermath Establishment of a new government in Grenada
gptkbp:casualties Approximately 19 U. S. soldiers killed
Approximately 25 Cuban soldiers killed
Approximately 45 Grenadian soldiers killed
gptkbp:context gptkb:Cold_War
gptkbp:cuban_involvement Cuba supported the Grenadian government
gptkbp:date October 25, 1983
gptkbp:end_date December 15, 1983
gptkbp:grenada's_government_type gptkb:Marxist-Leninist
gptkbp:grenada's_independence Achieved in 1974
gptkbp:grenadian_leader gptkb:Maurice_Bishop
gptkbp:grenadian_revolution Started in 1979
gptkbp:historical_impact Influenced U. S. foreign policy in the Caribbean
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label United States invasion of Grenada
gptkbp:initiated_by gptkb:United_States
gptkbp:international_response Condemnation by some countries
gptkbp:legal_issue Preventing a perceived threat to U. S. citizens
gptkbp:location gptkb:Grenada
gptkbp:media_coverage Extensive media coverage in the U. S.
gptkbp:military_branch gptkb:United_States_Air_Force
gptkb:United_States_Army
gptkb:United_States_Navy
gptkb:United_States_Marine_Corps
gptkbp:military_operations Intervention
Studied in military academies
Capture of Grenadian leaders
Conducted by the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Demonstrated U. S. willingness to use force
Part of Reagan Doctrine
Restoration of a pro-U. S. government
gptkbp:military_strategy Combined air and ground assault
gptkbp:operational_period Approximately 2 months
gptkbp:operations gptkb:Operation_Urgent_Fury
gptkbp:president gptkb:Sir_Ronald_Reagan
gptkbp:responds_to United Nations General Assembly resolution condemning the invasion
gptkbp:result Overthrow of the Grenadian government
gptkbp:significance First major U. S. military operation since Vietnam War
gptkbp:support gptkb:Organization_of_Eastern_Caribbean_States
gptkbp:targets People's Revolutionary Government of Grenada
gptkbp:text Rescue of American medical students
gptkbp:u._s._military_operation_aftermath U. S. troops remained in Grenada for several years
gptkbp:u._s._military_operation_criticism Criticized for lack of UN approval
gptkbp:u._s._military_operation_execution Led by General John M. Mc Caffrey
gptkbp:u._s._military_operation_historical_view Considered a success by some historians
Criticized as an overreach by others
gptkbp:u._s._military_operation_impact Increased tensions with Cuba
gptkbp:u._s._military_operation_legacy Debate over U. S. interventionism
Influenced future U. S. interventions.
gptkbp:u._s._military_operation_objective Restore order and democracy
gptkbp:u._s._military_operation_public_opinion Mixed reactions from the American public
gptkbp:bfsParent gptkb:Grenadian_People's_Revolutionary_Army
gptkbp:bfsLayer 7