KnowraUnited States invasion of PanamaLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to United States invasion of Panama, each with the reason it gives.All 9Broader topic 3Related 4Compared with 2PanamaRelated: The invasion showed how strategic interests continued to affect Panama's sovereignty.Inter-American Treaty of Reciprocal AssistanceRelated: The OAS condemned the operation, illustrating resistance to unilateral uses of force in the hemisphere.Manuel NoriegaBroader topic: This operation was the specific campaign that deposed Noriega.United States intervention in Latin AmericaBroader topic: It provides a late-century example of overt force used to displace a regional leader.Operation Urgent FuryCompared with: It was a later U.S. intervention in the region with different stated aims and scale.Guillermo EndaraRelated: The invasion enabled Endara to assume the presidency after Noriega’s government fell.Lockheed C-130 HerculesRelated: C-130 airlift and gunship variants took part in the operation's transport and combat missions.Operation Uphold DemocracyCompared with: It contrasts a unilateral invasion with the internationally authorized coalition deployed to Haiti.History of PanamaBroader topic: The intervention marked a violent rupture in Panama’s late twentieth-century politics.