👉 The Grenada Project, initiated by the U.S. Department of Defense in 2003, aimed to enhance regional security and stability in the Caribbean by establishing a network of surveillance and early warning systems. This initiative involved deploying advanced radar and communication technologies to monitor potential threats, particularly from rogue states and non-state actors. The project focused on integrating Grenada into a broader U.S. military infrastructure, enabling real-time data sharing and rapid response capabilities. By doing so, it sought to deter aggression, support allies, and contribute to international peacekeeping efforts in the region. The Grenada Project also included training exercises and capacity-building programs to strengthen local defense and security forces, fostering a collaborative approach to regional security challenges.
