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In April of 1986, President Reagan bombed Libya, the largest anti-terrorist reprisal to date.  President Reagan in his weekly radio address said, "History may well record that 1986 was the year the world came to grips with the plague of international terrorism."  Soon after, a Libyan terrorist is sent to New York, Lower Manhattan, on a mission

Liberty Weekend 1986, Operation Sail 1986, and the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty were together the perfect weekend for a collision between Arab nationalism with American democratic values.  Truly a time to remember.

Terrorism Dateline ~ Analytical Contents ~ Synopsis