Editing Hubert Julian (section)

==1950s and 1960s==
After the end of World War II Julian become a licensed arms dealer. His first contract was with the [[Jacobo Árbenz|Arbenz]] government of [[Guatemala]]. He defied the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]] when, after being asked to cease his dealings, Julian continued selling. His second contract was with the [[Fulgencio Batista|Batista]] government of [[Cuba]] as it tried, and ultimately failed, to combat [[Fidel Castro]]'s revolutionaries. His third, and final, contract was with [[Moïse Tshombe|Moise Tshombe]], leader of [[Katanga Province|Katanga]] during the Congo Secession Crisis of the early 1960s. Julian was detained by [[United Nations]] forces for questioning and was in the end jailed for four months before being released. He retired upon his return to the United States.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.nytimes.com/1974/07/06/archives/black-eagle-of-harlem-77-looks-back-on-days-as-flier-and-soldier-of.html|title=The Black Eagle Reflects|work=The New York Times}}</ref>