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- Operation_Acid_Gambit abstract "Operation Acid Gambit was a plan to retrieve Kurt Muse, an American civilian living in Panama and reported to be a CIA operative by one newspaper from the Carcel Modelo, a notorious prison in Panama City. Muse had been arrested in 1989 for setting up covert anti-Noriega radio transmissions in Panama.Political considerations delayed the raid, conducted by 23 Delta Force operators and supported by the Night Stalkers, until the United States invaded Panama to arrest Noriega, in Operation Just Cause on December 20, 1989. Delta operators were inserted onto the roof of the prison by MH-6 Little Bird helicopters. One operator was tasked to abseil down the side of the building, hang outside Muse's cell window, and eliminate the guard charged with killing Muse if a rescue was mounted. However, the guard was not there. After breaching the roof-top door with breaching charges, the Delta operators raced down the two flights of stairs towards Muse's cell. A Delta operator eliminated the guard who was responsible for killing Muse in case of a rescue. Muse's cell door was blown and Delta operators gave Muse body-armour, a ballistic helmet and goggles and moved him to the roof, where they would be exfiltrated by MH-6 Little Birds back to the US base. Their "Precious Cargo" (Muse) was now secure and a Delta operator called in for extraction. During extraction from the prison, the Hughes MH-6 Little Bird helicopter transporting Muse crashed. Delta Force operators Pat Savidge,Lee Goodell,James Sudderth, and Kelly Venden were wounded in the crash, while Muse, Delta Force operators Mickey Cantley, John English and the two pilots were uninjured.Everyone aboard the helicopter quickly took cover in a nearby building. The Delta operators managed to signal one of the gunships flying over the area with an infrared strobe light, and shortly thereafter an armored personnel carrier from the 5th Infantry Division extracted Muse and the retrieval team.".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit causalties "2 Little Birds crashed".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit causalties "4 Delta Force soldiers wounded".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit combatant "Panama".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit combatant "United States".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit commander Manuel_Noriega.
- Operation_Acid_Gambit date "1989-12-20".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit isPartOfMilitaryConflict United_States_invasion_of_Panama.
- Operation_Acid_Gambit place Panama_City.
- Operation_Acid_Gambit result "U.S. victory".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit strength "23 Delta Force Operators".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit strength "4 MH-6 Little Birds".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit strength "Unknown Panamanian Defence Force (PDF) prison guards".
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- Operation_Acid_Gambit casualties "2".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit casualties "4".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit casualties "Unknown".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit combatant "Panama".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit combatant "United States".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit commander Manuel_Noriega.
- Operation_Acid_Gambit commander "Col. William G. Boykin".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit conflict "Operation Acid Gambit".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit date "1989-12-20".
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- Operation_Acid_Gambit partof "the United States invasion of Panama".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit place Panama_City.
- Operation_Acid_Gambit result "U.S. victory".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit strength "23".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit strength "4".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit strength "Unknown Panamanian Defence Force prison guards".
- Operation_Acid_Gambit subject Category:20th-century_military_history_of_the_United_States.
- Operation_Acid_Gambit subject Category:Conflicts_in_1989.
- Operation_Acid_Gambit subject Category:History_of_Panama.
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- Operation_Acid_Gambit comment "Operation Acid Gambit was a plan to retrieve Kurt Muse, an American civilian living in Panama and reported to be a CIA operative by one newspaper from the Carcel Modelo, a notorious prison in Panama City.".
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