Operation Sinbad

Operation Sinbad was a U.S. military mission conducted in 1987 aimed at rescuing U.S. citizens and assets in Lebanon during a period of heightened conflict. It involved deploying naval ships, surveillance, and rapid-response units to monitor hostile activity, gather intelligence, and prepare for potential evacuation or intervention. The operation sought to ensure the safety of Americans amidst ongoing tensions and violence in Lebanon, emphasizing readiness and coordination among military forces to respond effectively to evolving threats.