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Since the second world war. the final push for stanley loomed. the next morning, it was a race to the capital. you could see british troops flooding off the features. to our left, wireless ridge, two para, our sister battalion. to our right, mount tumbledown, scots guard. and it was decided that regimental pride dictated we wanted to be the first into stanley, so helmets came off, red berets came on, head down, bum up and... ..into stanley. as soon as the argies saw how many of us there were —...

You could see british troops flooding off the features. to our left, wireless ridge, 2 para, our sister battalion. to our right, mount tumbledown, scots guard. and it was decided that regimental pride dictated we wanted to be the first into stanley, so helmets came off, red berets came on, head down, bum up and... ..into stanley. as soon as the argies saw how many of us there were — which was basically a battalion on the ground by the time the helicopter had dropped everybody off — advancing...

Could see british troops flooding of the features. to our left, the ridge, two para, our left, the ridge, two para, our sister battalion, and to our sister battalion, and to our right mount tumbledown, scots guard, and it was decided that the regimental pride dictated we wanted to be the first into stanley so helmets came off, read perez came on, head down, bum up and... into stanley -- _ head down, bum up and... into stanley -- red _ head down, bum up and... into stanley -- red berets. - head d...

A race to the capital. you could see british troops flooding off the features. to our left, wireless ridge, 2 para, our sister battalion. to our right, mount tumbledown, scots guard. and it was decided that regimental pride dictated we wanted to be the first into stanley, so helmets came off, red berets came on, head down, bum up and... ..into stanley. as soon as the argies saw how many of us there were — which was basically a battalion on the ground by the time the helicopter had dropped ever...

Break, dont sit in your cubicle. walk the city block. bum up. get the exposure. >> nothing will make me feel good at 4:45 when its dark out. that is so depressing. dr., how long does it take to react? >> rule of thumb is for every one hour of loss, it takes a full 24-hour cycle. thats it. travel also plays a role. three-hour time difference, you need three full days to recuperate from that. >> so we will be great tomorrow. >> overall, well be great tomorrow. >> we should have talked to you yeste...