Upholding democracy : the United States military campaign in Haiti, 1994-1997 / John R. Ballard ; with a foreword by John J. Sheehan.

Includes bibliographical references (pages [253]-258) and index.

Foreword / John J. Sheehan -- Pt. I. Historical Background. Ch. 1. Colonial Haiti and Revolution. Ch. 2. The Haitian Republic's Early Years. Ch. 3. The Garde d'Haiti and the Duvaliers. Ch. 4. The Rise and Fall of Aristide -- Pt. II. Contingency Planning. Ch. 5. Military Plan Development: The "Jade Green" Cell. Ch. 6. Posturing the Force -- Pt. III. Military Operations in Haiti. Ch. 7. Operations by JTF-180: "Dragon's Blood" Ch. 8. Stabilization by JTF-190: The MNF in Haiti. Ch. 9. The U.N. Mission in Haiti: Toward a New Democracy -- Pt. IV. Innovation and Progress. Ch. 10. The Distinctions of Uphold Democracy. Ch. 11. Epilogue: Haiti Today. App. A. Haiti's Rulers -- App. B. Admiral Caperton's Operations Order, July 28, 1915 -- App. C. Agreement of Governors Island -- App. D. The Carter/Jonassaint Agreement -- App. E. U.S. Government Agencies Involved in Haiti -- App. F. Nongovernmental and Private Voluntary Organizations in Haiti {u2013}

App. G. -- Fact Sheet on Haiti: The Road from Dictatorship to Democracy -- App. H. --U.N. Security Council Resolution 940 (1994) -- App. I. Command-and-Control Relationships.