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I agree with all of the other posts, this one is excellent.
For me some of the interesting facts of this war, is that it is so well documented, possibly aided by the duration being 74 days and a modern era. Amazingly the main land battle was less than 3 weeks, allowing once again a time line to the various battles to be fairly straight forward. While the logistics from Britain was immense given the distance from the Falklands, the equipment was limited and targeted to achieve a successful result. I would suggest to some degree this helps a manufacturer like Andy to tackle this conflict, producing the iconic pieces to identify with the various phases. Certainly looking forward to seeing what Andy has in mind for this series in the coming months and beyond. Always appreciate your comments and support guys. Robin.
The 2 Para Regiment attacked the Argentine held, hill settlement of Darwin, on the morning of the 28th of May 1982. Close to Goose Green, which was being assaulted at the same time, this at least proved an easier nut to crack. Robin.
British Para's June 1982, in the battle of Moody Brook Barracks, with the Argentines having fled, leaving only two locals to stand in their way. Robin.
The 2 Para Regiment attacked the Argentine held, hill settlement of Darwin, on the morning of the 28th of May 1982. Close to Goose Green, which was being assaulted at the same time, this at least proved an easier nut to crack. Robin.
The 2 Para Regiment attacked the Argentine held, hill settlement of Darwin, on the morning of the 28th of May 1982. Close to Goose Green, which was being assaulted at the same time, this at least proved an easier nut to crack. Robin.
28-29th May 1982 Battle of Goose Green. Robin.