Reagan and Thatcher: Allies and Adversaries

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, highlighting their disagreements on issues like the Grenada invasion and their support during the Falklands War. It examines their evolving views on the Soviet Union, leading to significant arms agreements, and reflects on the impact of the Iran-Contra affair on Reagan's presidency. Additionally, it discusses the importance of leadership communication during crises, particularly in the context of the Challenger disaster.