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A former Royal Marines commando from Suffolk has published his latest book The Falklands War - From Peace to Conflict.

In the turbulent skies over the Falklands, heroes emerged as Sea Harriers dueled Argentine Mirage jets.

Busy early day for Alison Blake CMG, Governor of the Falkland Islands and Commissioner of South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands. In dawn on Tuesday April 25th, the Governor joined members of the Falklands community, including Australian and New Zealand nationals to the service held at the Cross of Sacrifice, for the ANZAC Day.

How does one stop a revisionist autocracy from invading its island neighbor? If the invasion lands on this nation’s shores, how does one force the

Shot at by Israeli forces in Palestine, he told senior officers, ‘Your snipers need better training!’

Every bearer of the South Atlantic Medal will always find “a home from home”, Falkland Islands lawmaker Leona Roberts assured the men and women of Operation Corporate as they bestowed the Freedom of the Falklands on them, on Turesday, 14 June. .

More than a thousand people gathered on Sunday at Pangbourne College Falkland Islands Memorial Chapel to commemorate forty years since the end of the Falklands War. The Memorial Chapel holds a remembrance service each year for the 255 British personnel, 649 Argentines and three civilian Islanders killed during the 74 days bitter fighting in the South Atlantic in 1982.

The Falkland Islands Memorial Chapel at Pangbourne College played host to more than 1,000 people to remember the 907 people killed

A HAMPSHIRE military museum is teaming up with the Somerset-based Navy Wings to deliver a special online event where distinguished Falklands…

45 Commando Royal Marines are the pride of Arbroath, their base for 50 years, and the forefront of some of humanity's toughest missions.