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portada Eyewitness to Chaos: Personal Accounts of the Intervention in Haiti, 1994
Type
Physical Book
Year
2016
Language
English
Pages
238
Format
Hardcover
ISBN13
9781612347240

Eyewitness to Chaos: Personal Accounts of the Intervention in Haiti, 1994

Walter E Kretchik (Author) · University Of Nebraska Press · Hardcover

Eyewitness to Chaos: Personal Accounts of the Intervention in Haiti, 1994 - Walter E Kretchik

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Synopsis "Eyewitness to Chaos: Personal Accounts of the Intervention in Haiti, 1994 "

In September 1994 a large U.S. invasion force converged on Haiti. Years of diplomatic efforts, secret government planning, and military rehearsals on the parts of the United States and the United Nations had failed to restore to office Haiti’s democratically elected, junta-deposed president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, and now invasion was imminent. Poised for action and mere minutes from striking, President Bill Clinton stunned military commanders when he announced a drastic change of plan: a peaceful cooperation with an illegal government.   In Eyewitness to Chaos Walter E. Kretchik retells the experience of this unprecedented and convoluted operation through the voices of its participants. Synthesizing accounts from a cross section of military officials, Kretchik unveils the little-known inner workings of government and military planning and the real-world quandaries of operational execution faced by those involved. The thirty-seven interviewees provide insight into the many facets of the operation: strategic and operational planning; intelligence gathering; multinational force design; medical and legal complications; communication concerns; contracting and logistics; ethnic, cultural, and historical considerations; mission execution; and language barriers. What emerges is a new perspective on this attempt to secure a brighter future for Haiti’s people. Walter E. Kretchik is professor emeritus of history at Western Illinois University. He is the author of U.S. Army Doctrine: From the American Revolution to the War on Terror.

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