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FALKLANDS WAR[edit]

VIII. KNJIGA[edit]

FALKLANDS WAR: Falklands War; 1981 Defence White Paper; 1982 invasion of the Falkland Islands; Aftermath of the Falklands War; Argentine surrender in the Falklands War; 1982 British Army Gazelle friendly fire incident; British logistics in the Falklands War; Correaje Argentino de Cuero; Events leading to the Falklands War; London Victory Parade of 1982; Malvinas Day; Sink the Belgrano!; Six Months in a Leaky Boat; South Atlantic Medal; Total Exclusion Zone; United Nations Security Council Resolution 502; United Nations Security Council Resolution 505; Weapons of the Falklands War; Yomp
AERIAL OPERATIONS AND BATTLES OF THE FALKLANDS WAR: Argentine air forces in the Falklands War; Bluff Cove Air Attacks; British air services in the Falklands War; Operation Black Buck; Battle of San Carlos (1982)
BRITISH ARMY IN THE FALKLANDS WAR: Battle of Mount Tumbledown; Battle of Wireless Ridge; Battle of Goose Green; Assault on Mount Kent, Falkland Islands; Battle of Mount Longdon; Operation Mikado; Operation Sutton; Raid on Pebble Island; Skirmish at Many Branch Point
BRITISH ARMY PERSONNEL OF THE FALKLANDS WAR: Ian Bailey (British Army soldier); Tony Banks (businessman); Crispin Black; Alastair Bruce of Crionaich; Charles "Nish" Bruce; Mark Burnett; Denzil Connick; David Cooper (chaplain); Mark Coreth; Cedric Delves; Dair Farrar-Hockley; Mick Flynn; Gavin Hamilton (British Army officer); H. Jones; Chris Keeble; John Kiszely; Robert Lawrence (British Army officer); Iain Mackay-Dick; Ian McKay; Hugh McManners; Bill Mott (British Army soldier); Brian Pennicott; Hew Pike; Peter Ratcliffe; Michael Rose (British Army officer); Michael Scott (British Army officer); Jonathan Shaw (British Army officer); George Smith (royal servant); Tim Spicer; John Wilfred Stanier; Phil Stant; Richard Trant; Michael von Bertele; John Waters (British Army officer, born 1935); Anthony Cleland Welch; Simon Weston; Michael Wilkins; Tony Wilson (British Army officer)
FALKLANDS WAR ORDERS OF BATTLE: Argentine ground forces in the Falklands War; Argentine naval forces in the Falklands War; British ground forces in the Falklands War; British naval forces in the Falklands War
MILITARY OPERATIONS OF THE FALKLANDS WAR: Invasion of South Georgia; Operation Keyhole; Operation Algeciras; Operation Azul
BATTLES OF THE FALKLANDS WAR: Argentine military trials of 2009; Battle of Mount Harriet; Operation Paraquet; Battle of Seal Cove; Skirmish at Top Malo House; Battle of Two Sisters
MILITARY UNITS AND FORMTIONS OF THE FALKLANDS WAR , MILITARY UNITS AND FORMATIONS OF ARGENTINA IN THE FALKLANDS WAR: 2da Escuadrilla Aeronaval de Caza y Ataque; 5th Naval Infantry Battalion (Argentina); 7th Infantry Regiment (Argentina); 25th Infantry Regiment (Argentina); 601 Assault Helicopter Battalion; 601 Commando Company; 602 Commando Company; Amphibious Commandos Group; Argentine Air Force Mobile Field Hospital; Escuadrón Fénix; GADA 601; Submarine Force Command; Tactical Divers Group
FALKLANDS WAR NAVAL SHIPS OF ARGENTINA: ARA Alferez Sobral (A-9); ARA Almirante Irízar (Q-5); ARA Bahía Buen Suceso; USS Borie (DD-704); ARA Cabo San Antonio (Q-42); USS Collett; ARA Comodoro Py (D-27); ARA Comodoro Somellera (A-10); ARA General Belgrano; ARA Hércules (B-52); ARA Isla de los Estados; Islas Malvinas GC82; HMS Tiger Bay; ARA Narwal; ARA San Luis (S-32); ARA Santa Fe (S-21); ARA Santísima Trinidad (D-2); ARA Veinticinco de Mayo (V-2)
MILITARY UNITS AND FORMATIONS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM IN THE FALKLANDS WAR: 2nd Battalion, Parachute Regiment; 3 Commando Brigade; 3 Commando Brigade Air Squadron; 5th Infantry Brigade (United Kingdom); 7th Duke of Edinburgh's Own Gurkha Rifles; 9 Parachute Squadron RE; 29th Commando Regiment Royal Artillery; 40 Commando; 42 Commando; 45 Commando; 148 (Meiktila) Battery Royal Artillery; 737 Naval Air Squadron; 800 Naval Air Squadron; 801 Naval Air Squadron; 815 Naval Air Squadron; 820 Naval Air Squadron; 824 Naval Air Squadron; 825 Naval Air Squadron; 829 Naval Air Squadron; 845 Naval Air Squadron; 846 Naval Air Squadron; 847 Naval Air Squadron; 848 Naval Air Squadron; Bristol group; Commando Logistic Regiment; History of the Scots Guards (1946–present); Mountain Leader Training Cadre; No. 1 Squadron RAF; No. 18 Squadron RAF; No. 44 Squadron RAF; No. 51 Squadron RAF; No. 101 Squadron RAF; No. 120 Squadron RAF; No. 201 Squadron RAF; No. 206 Squadron RAF; No. 209 Squadron RAF; No. 656 Squadron AAC; Parachute Regiment (United Kingdom); Queen's Colour Squadron; Scots Guards; Special Air Service; Special Boat Service; Blues and Royals; Welsh Guards
FALKLANDS WAR NAVAL SHIPS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM: HMS Active (F171); HMS Alacrity (F174); HMS Ambuscade (F172); HMS Andromeda (F57); HMS Antelope (F170); HMS Antrim (D18); RFA Appleleaf (A79); HMS Ardent (F184); HMS Argonaut (F56); HMS Arrow (F173); SS Atlantic Causeway; SS Atlantic Conveyor; HMS Avenger (F185); RFA Bayleaf (A109); NRP Bérrio (A5210); RFA Brambleleaf (A81); HMS Brilliant (F90); HMS Bristol (D23); HMS Broadsword (F88); SS Canberra; HMS Cardiff (D108); HMS Conqueror (S48); HMS Cordella; HMS Courageous (S50); HMS Coventry (D118); RFA Diligence (A132); HMS Dumbarton Castle (P265); HMS Endurance (1967); RFA Engadine (K08); HMS Exeter (D89); HMS Fearless (L10); RFA Fort Austin (A386); RFA Fort Grange (A385); HMS Glamorgan (D19); HMS Glasgow (D88); RMAS Goosander (A164); HMS Hecla (A133); HMS Herald (H138); HMS Hermes (R12); HMS Hydra (A144); HMS Intrepid (L11); HMS Invincible (R05); HMS Leeds Castle (P258); HMS Minerva (F45); RFA Olmeda (A124); RFA Olna (A123); HMS Onyx (S21); RFA Pearleaf (A77); HMS Penelope (F127); RFA Plumleaf (A78); HMS Plymouth (F126); Queen Elizabeth 2; RFA Regent (A486); RFA Resource (A480); HMS Sheffield (D80); RFA Sir Bedivere (L3004); RFA Sir Galahad (1966); RFA Sir Geraint (L3027); RFA Sir Lancelot (L3029); RFA Sir Percivale (L3036); RFA Sir Tristram (L3505); HMS Spartan (S105); HMS Splendid (S106); RFA Stromness (A344); RFA Tidepool (A76); RFA Tidespring (A75); RMAS Typhoon (A95); HMS Valiant (S102); HMAS Westralia (O 195); HMS Yarmouth (F101)
HMS CARDIFF (D108): Christopher Clayton; Michael Harris (Royal Navy officer); Adrian Nance; Barry Wilson (Royal Navy officer)
FALKLANDS WAR IN SOUTH GEORGIA: Alfredo Astiz; Corbeta Uruguay base; Cumberland East Bay; Ellerbeck Peak; Fortuna Glacier; Grass Island, South Georgia; Grytviken; Hestesletten; Hound Bay; King Edward Point; Leith Harbour; Sörling Valley; Southern Thule; Stanley Peak, South Georgia; Brian Young (Royal Navy officer)