Uprising At Guantanamo Bay

About the Book

The U.S. and its allies formed a secret coalition to solve the overcrowded conditions and problems at Guantanamo Bay, which housed the world's most feared Islamic terrorists.

The objective of the operation was to return the Afghan, al-Qaeda, Iraqi and other combatants back to their countries, not to release them, but to execute them.

After the detainees figured out the U.S. plot, they would shock and terrify the world as the world has never witnessed such a deadly uprising like it before.

About the Author

The author, Tracy Curry, holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice; he graduated from Tennessee State University in Nashville, Tennessee. He has worked for the state of Tennessee, Department of Corrections and also had a thirteen-year career with the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Duty stations were at the United States Penitentiary in Atlanta, Georgia and Federal Correction Institution in Memphis, Tennessee. He retired from FCI-Memphis.

Mr. Curry was involved in the Mariel Cuban riot in Atlanta in 1987 and in the disturbance in Memphis in 1995. He is one of the few employees to be involved in two riots at two separate Federal Bureaus of Prisons institutions.

He now resides in Atlanta, Georgia, where he continues to write.