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Dominica




Dominica


Dominica
Capital: Roseau
English and French spoken
750 square km




Members of the Regional Security System since 1982
About 400 personnel

Coast Guard





Coast Guard with patrol boats Two 38' Secure Seas Interceptor vessels (Defender Class) were donated by the U.S.

Commonwealth of Dominica Police Force

Special Services Unit

Cadet Corps 



Sea Cadets




In 1981 U.S. and Canadian mercenaries affiliated with racist white groups planned to travel to Dominica using a yacht, offload on small rubber rafts and invade the small island nation, overthrow the government, and turn it into a “white state” similar to South Africa. They supposedly planned to reinstall Patrick John (a black man) as prime minister of Dominica. Patrick John was Prime Minister of Dominica upon its independence in 1978 but was ousted after mass protests. The territory was to include Dominica and Barbados, and was supposedly to be backed financially by South Africa or South African sources. The planners of this operation received three year prison sentences. The original idea was to invade Grenada, but the idea was later changed to Dominica.

Roosevelt “Rosie” Douglas was Prime Minister of Dominica in 2000. Douglas was a staunch Pan Africanist. After only eight months in office, Douglas mysteriously died.


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