The Gullwing Affair
Back in the late ’80s, when the Cold War was on life support and everyone was scrambling for a piece of the Soviet world, Jack Calloway found himself knee-deep in a Cuban supply chain that officially didn’t exist. Technically, nothing Jack did was illegal. Technically. He had the right contacts, the right papers, and plausible deniability—plus a moral compass calibrated more for usefulness than legality. At the time, he was moving rigged computer equipment, photocopiers, and electronics into Cuba through Panama—disguised as Ait Conditioners if anyone asked. But it wasn’t the cargo that made this story interesting. It was … Continue readingThe Gullwing Affair