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An Overview.
The U.S. military's role in implementation of the Panama Canal Treaty entailed a long process (entirely new in 1977-1979); a process not fully understood or appreciated by the general public, both in Panama and the United States. For that reason, the following seven sections are intended to provide a general understanding of that process and activities which marked a departure from the preceding seven decades of U.S. military presence in Panama. Follow the links to the relevant articles.
- U.S. Military Role in Initial Panama Canal Treaty Implementation (1977-1984)
- Impact of the Panama Canal Treaty on the U.S. Military in Panama -- Assumption of Community-Support Functions
- Panama Canal Treaty Designations for U.S. Military Installations
- Status of Forces Agreement for U.S. Military in Panama (part of thePanama Canal Treaty of 1977)
- U.S. Military Role in Continued Panama Canal Treaty Implementation (1986-1999)
- U.S. Military Property Transfers to Panama (1979-1999) Under Panama Canal Treaty Implementation
- U.S. Military Drawdown and Departure from Panama Under Panama Canal Treaty Implementation
Rounding out the Panama Canal Treaty Implementation component of this Web site are the following items: