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On the 14th ofjune, the argentines surrendered. 649 of them lost their lives. the british had lost 255 men. so what will the 40th anniversary mean for these three veterans? i have great pride in what ive done. and ive always acknowledged that the injury i have is easier to live with emotionally because i did it in a sort of glorious event than i fell out of a hotel window or, you know, fell off a moped. i personally dont expect anything from the country, from the government. we just volunteered ...

You start using whatever you can lay your hands on, including enemy weapons, and your bayonet. towards the end of the battle, robert was shot in the head by a sniper. the bullet had hit me in the back of the head and came out up here, just in my hairline above my right eye, removing four by three inches of skull and damaging the brain quite severely. 0n the 14th ofjune, the argentines surrendered. 649 of them lost their lives. the british had lost 255 men. so what will the 40th anniversary mean ...

Ofjust over a month. on the 14th ofjune, the argentines surrendered. 649 of them lost their lives. the british had lost 255 men. so what will the 40th anniversary mean for these veterans? i personally dont expect anything from the country, from the government. you know, we just volunteered to do it and we did it. it would be nice to be remembered. i visit the san carlo cemetery and usually shed a tear there and look out over that peaceful water and remember what it was like with guns firing and ...

Of the head and came out up here, just in my hairline above my right eye, removing four by three inches of skull and damaging the brain quite severely. on the 14th ofjune, the argentines surrendered. 649 of them lost their lives. the british had lost 255 men. so what will the 40th anniversary mean for these three veterans? i had great pride in what ive done. and ive always acknowledged that the injury i have is easier to live with emotionally because i did it in a sort of glorious event than i f...

The british lost 18 men. among them, friends of paul bishop, who was just 21. after we took casualties and friends had been killed, you know, my feeling was hate towards them, you know? we... you know, we wanted to take out as many as we could, we wanted to remove them from the islands. later, paul witnessed this — the argentine attacks at bluff cove, where the british lost more than 50 men. whoosh of artillery strikes we are now between the two gunlines and theres a right old artillery duel g...