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AMERICA'S LEGACY IN PANAMA

PANAMA CANAL TREATY TRANSITION

END OF AN ERA

U.S. MILITARY IN PANAMA

U.S. MILITARY IN REGION-History

LIFE AFTER SOUTHCOM

SOUTHCOM TODAY

PANAMA

COMMENTARY

By WHO /By Others

OTHER TOPICS

BASES-LIST/MAP

FROM

U.S. Marines in Panama

(1903-1914)

U.S. Troops Panama Canal Zone

(1916-1917)

Panama Canal Department

(1917-1941)

Caribbean Defense Command

(1941-1947)

U.S. Caribbean Command

(1947-1963)

U.S. Southern Command in Panama

(1963-Sept 1997)

U.S. MILITARY PRESENCE IN PANAMA (1903-1999)

(UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

HISTORY

SENIOR MILITARY COMMANDS AND COMMANDERS

Senior Military Commands and Commanders in Panama (1914-1997) - at Quarry Heights

MAJOR SUBORDINATE COMMANDS

Senior Army Commanders in Panama (1914-1999) -- Quarry Heights (1914-1947), Fort Amador (1947-1979), and Fort Clayton (1979-1999)

BASES / FORCES / UNITS

Bases in Panama -- summary descriptions

CHANGING MISSIONS AND STRATEGIES

MAJOR EVENTS

	Panama Canal Treaty Implementation (1979-1999)
	Operation Just Cause (Dec 20, 1989-Feb 1990)
	Operation Promote Liberty (Jan 1990-1991)
	Operation Safe Haven (Sept 1994-Feb 1995)

EXERCISES / OPERATIONS

	Engineering Exercises (Fuertes Caminos; New Horizons)
	Other Exercises

MAJOR INSTITUTIONS

	U.S. Army School of the Americas
	Inter-American Air Forces Academy
	Naval Small Craft Instruction and Technical Training School (NAVSCIATTS)
	Army Jungle Operations Training Center
	Army Tropic Test Center
	Inter-American Geodetic Survey

MILITARY STEWARDSHIP OF ENVIRONMENT

ASSIGNMENT PANAMA -- Military personnel and Department of Defense civilian employees who served in Panama

VIGNETTES

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