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Guts and Glory: the rise and fall of Oliver North

01 January 1991

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Guts and Glory: the rise and fall of Oliver North
libdoc March=1992

Author: Bradlee jnr, Ben
Publisher: Grafton 1988, pp.572, Index

Keywords: US, Military, Iran, Grenada, Nicaragua

"Here is the full bizarre story behind the secret `arms for
hostages' mission to Tehran in May 1886, when the Iranians seemed
to
toy with the American group of conspirators, and there are
dramatic
revelations concerning North's roles in virtually every
Reagan-administration foreign-policy adventure from the invasion
of
Grenada, the mining of Nicaragua's harbours, the mid-air
interception
of the hijackers of the cruise ship Achille Lauro, to the 1986
bombing of Libya..." (publishers text)

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