General Hudson Austin – The final chapter of the former Army Commander
An estimated 60 persons including some of the hardline Marxist-Leninist leaders of the ill-fated 1979-83 Grenada Revolution turned up Thursday morning at a small church...
General Hudson Austin
Hudson Austin cremated
Four days after his death, the former military strongman in Grenada, General Hudson Austin has been cremated at the local funeral home of La Qua...
General Hudson Austin dies at 84
The top military leader in the 1983 army bloody coup, in which Marxist Prime Minister Maurice Bishop was executed, died Saturday at his home in...
General Austin: The US was not involved in bitter NJM internal feud
Former army commander General Hudson Austin has brushed aside claims made by some Grenadian revolutionaries that the United States had a hand in the internal...
General Austin speaks on the Plains killings 40 years ago
Forty years after the bullet riddled body of five St Patrick men were discovered in Plains, there is still a great deal of speculation as...
Coard attempted to commit suicide, says Hudson Austin
Thirty-eight years after the collapse of the 1979-83 Grenada Revolution, one of the top leaders revealed for the first time that former Deputy Prime Minister...
General Austin: Bernard Coard wanted to turn Grenada into a communist state
For the first time, a top figure in the 1979-83 Grenada Revolution has disclosed that former deputy Prime Minister Bernard Coard had made a bold...
Hudson Austin: The March 13 revolution was well planned and executed
Commander of the disbanded People’s Revolutionary Army (PRA) General Hudson Austin has spoken out publicly for the first time about the operation undertaken 42 years...
The operation to capture General Hudson Austin
For the first time in 38 years, Grenada’s former army strongman General Hudson Austin has given details about his capture by U.S troops who stormed...
General Austin speaks on destruction of the bodies of Bishop and others
Former army strongman, General Hudson Austin has distanced himself from the decision that was taken in October 1983 to destroy the bodies of late Prime...
General Austin breaks his silence on the October 1983 murders at Fort Rupert
Former Army Commander, General Hudson Austin has broken his silence for the first time in 39 years to be interviewed by a local journalist on...
PRA soldiers lose thousands of dollars
Mystery surrounds the whereabouts of thousands of dollars taken away from the monthly salaries of members of the disbanded People’s Revolutionary Army (PRA) after the...
General Austin distances himself from Bernard Coard
For the first time in 38 years, there appears to be a rift among the 17 former government and military officials convicted for the 1983...