OPERATION JUST CAUSE
OPERATION just CAUSEThe Planning and Execution of Joint operations in PanamaFebruary 1988 January 1990Ronald H. ColeJoint History OfficeOffice of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of StaffWashington, 1995Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataCole, Ronald H., 1943 OPERATION just CAUSE : The Planning and Execution of Joint Operationsin Panama, February 1988 January 1990 / Ronald H. cm. Includes Panama History American Invasion, 1989 Chronology. 2. Military planning United States History 20th century. 3. United States History, Military. I. Title. 199595 49412 3 dc20 CIPiFOREWORDWritten shortly after the completion of OPERATION just CAUSE , this monographtraces the involvement of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Joint Staff inplanning and directing combat operations in Panama. The study begins with the initialdevelopment of contingency plans in February l988 and concludes with General ManuelNoriega s surrender to officials on 3 January l990.
Security Act of l947, Goldwater-Nichols sought to streamline the command and control of U.S. military forces engaged in contingency operations. After designating the CJCS as the President’s principal military advisor, the Act made the Chairman specifically responsible for the preparation and review of contingency plans—a function he
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