What occurred with short notice intervention in 1983?

The correct choice refers to the United States' military intervention in Grenada in 1983. This operation, named Operation Urgent Fury, was launched in response to a coup that had occurred in Grenada earlier that year. The U.S. government was concerned about the safety of American citizens on the island, the influence of Cuba, and the potential establishment of a Marxist regime in the Caribbean. As a result, the intervention took place quickly and involved a coalition of U.S. forces, which successfully aimed to restore order and the previous government.

The decision to intervene was made under the Reagan administration and was part of a broader strategy to address perceived threats in the region following the Cold War dynamics. The quick response to the situation exemplifies the military's ability to conduct operations with short lead times when necessary, highlighting capabilities such as rapid deployment and joint operations.

In contrast, the other options listed refer to different military involvements that happened at different times and under different circumstances, which did not involve the same urgency or immediacy that characterized the Grenada invasion.