(Sequence 52A) Lieutenant Sevilla's mother.

(Sequence 60A) Jose Maria Arca (labelled as "Captain Arca").

(Sequence 63A) Captain Carbello.

(Sequence 65A) Lieutenant Ricardo ...

(Sequence 17B) Alan Whitworth.

(Sequence 49) Lieutenant Guillermo Owen Crippa.

(Sequence 61A) Argentine Air Force personnel Jose Julia and Hector Destri.

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Programme looking at SAS operations during the Falklands War and focusing in part on a daring night-time raid made weeks in advance of the invasion. The assault force were flown into an isolated Argentinian air base ...

Journalist Max Hastings returns to the Falklands for the first time since the war.

Marking the 20th anniversary of the Falklands War, this documentary relays the impact of the war at home, particularly with regard to the turnaround in the political fortunes of PM Margaret Thatcher.

TV play telling the inside story of how the Thatcher government went to war to regain the Falkland Islands.

In 1987, the BBC commissioned a play to mark the fifth anniversary of the Falklands War. The play was never shown. This documentary examines the political furore surrounding the decision not to show it.

(Reel 1) CU of landing ship Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) Sir Galahad (L3005) leaving Plymouth (April). Helicopters on deck are seen with troops at attention lining ship's rail, as the ship passes the camera. RFA Sir Percival (L3036) at sea, two days ...

Documentary in which people involved in the Falklands War, which began five years ago, discuss their views of it, from both the Argentinian and British sides.

Rushes to be inserted into series. Pipers playing lament as a container with war dead is taken off ship.

An escalation of Argentine interest during the war resulted in some tit-for-tat flag-hoisting at ... in order to make British claims concrete. At the end of the war Operation Tabarin became a civilian programme: the Falkland ...