Urgent Fury: Parachute Assaults, Hostage Rescues, and America's First Contact with an Ancient Evil. - Paperback

In October 1983, the United States military invaded a small Caribbean nation under the pretense of repelling a communist uprising. Army Rangers were initially sent in to secure the island's main airport and rescue American students held hostage at a nearby medical college. The Rangers soon found themselves in contact with a bizarre and violent group of hostiles. In the aftermath of that incident, the U.S. government marshalled immense resources to investigate and cover up what had occurred. Now read the declassified evidence for yourself.