Guantanamo Bay
Guantanamo Bay’s Last Cuban Employees Retire
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba’s infamous navy base, no longer has Cuban employees: Luis La Rosa and Harry Henry retired.
Guantanamo Moving Prisoners Into Shelters, Evacuating Others
Lawyers and reporters are being airlifted off base by noon Thursday, and captives are being moved into hurricane-proof shelters.
U.S. Military Photographer Cuts Deal On Passport Fraud Charge
A military photographer who served in Iraq and Guantanamo Bay has reached a deal with federal prosecutors in Miami on charges that he made false statement on a U.S. passport application.
Former Military Photographer Faces Fraud Charges
A former Guantanamo Bay photographer is facing federal fraud charges Miami after authorities said he made a false statement in applying for a U.S. passport in 2006.
Miami Former Soldier Faces Fraud Charges
A former Miami soldier and who later served the US Government as a Guantanamo Bay photographer is facing federal fraud charges Miami over the passport he 0btained so he could serve in Iraq.
S. Fla. Coast Guard Unit Back From Gitmo
A South Florida Coast Guard unit returned Friday from more than six months of protecting the U.S. Navy base at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, where dozens of suspected terrorists are detained.
Congressman West Tours Gitmo
South Florida Congressman Allen West, R-Plantation left for Cuba Monday to tour the United States prison camp at Guantanamo Bay.






