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Who was the US President during the Grenada Invasion?
Ronald Reagan was the President who ordered in invasion of Grenada in 1983.
What was the purpose of the invasion of Grenada?
to eliminate a possible Cuban military base in Grenada
What island did us troops rescue from a Cuban invasion in 1983?
Grenada
In what year did Grenada gain independence?
Grenada received independenced on february 7th 1974
How many medals has Grenada won in the olympic?
1 gold medal has been awarded to the small island Grenada in the London Olympic games 2012.
What is known as Operation Urgent Fury?
Operation Urgent Fury occurred in 1983 in Grenada. It was also known as the Grenada Invasion. This invasion happened following a breakdown in civil order and U.S forces invaded the country.
What is also known as operation fury?
Operation Urgent Fury occurred in 1983 in Grenada. It was also known as the Grenada Invasion. This invasion happened following a breakdown in civil order and U.S forces invaded the country.
How many competitors in the Grenada Olympic team?
Grenada sent a team of 9 athletes to compete at the 2008 Games in Beijing in athletics and boxing. They won no medals.
What is operation urgent fury Also known as?
Operation Urgent Fury occurred in 1983 in Grenada. It was also known as the Grenada Invasion. This invasion happened following a breakdown in civil order and U.S forces invaded the country.
Is also known as operation urgent fury?
Operation Urgent Fury occurred in 1983 in Grenada. It was also known as the Grenada Invasion. This invasion happened following a breakdown in civil order and U.S forces invaded the country.
What also known as operation urgent fury?
Operation Urgent Fury occurred in 1983 in Grenada. It was also known as the Grenada Invasion. This invasion happened following a breakdown in civil order and U.S forces invaded the country.
Why did the US invade the island of Grenada?
The invasion of Grenada was by the British to eliminate the threat of attacks by the native people against the British.
