How Hong Kong police are now using video footage from surveillance cameras to fight the multi-million pound trade in smuggled goods. Also how police dogs have been trained to wear cameras in dangerous situations.
Tom and Sukie arrive in Malta to spend the holidays with their father, an archae ologist digging for a legendary golden statue of Calypso on the island of Gozo. He fails to meet the children who mke friends with Jiminy, a Maltese boy, ...
Propagandic film extolling the wonderful life and achievements of Rhodesia. Emphasis is on united Rhodesians, with footage of them in various situations - agricultural shows, city scenes, country scenes and village scenes. It looks at the ...
Harry Secombe travels round the countryside of the Falkland Islands.
I. (Tape 1) Aerial shots from an Army helicopter of Port Stanley, Mount Pleasant Airfield and the coast of East Falkland, including the hulk of the ironclad Lady Elizabeth and a red-hulled ...
(Sequence 53A) General Mario Benjamin Menendez.
(Sequence 53B) General Mario Benjamin Menendez.
(Sequence 56A) Sergeant Manuel Battista.
(Sequence 79A) David Gompert ...
(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 ...
Journalist Max Hastings returns to the Falklands for the first time since the war.
After a brief introduction, which covers the political and strategic background, the command structure and the despatch of the Task Force, Part 1 concentrates on the planning and conduct of the landings, including the preliminary and diversionary ...
Port Stanley would clearly be the key battlefield; Part 2 highlights the importance of concentrating the maximum number of battalions/commandos for that battle as quickly as possible. It deals with the Argentine air attacks, the problems of logistics ...
Part 3 does not aim to give equal coverage to all battalion/commando actions. It adopts a theme, the Application of Force, and illustrates selected aspects: (a) The Indirect Approach - 42 Commando's attack on Mt. Harriet, coming in, as it did, ...
Part 4, taking place in the studio, is a series of discussions with selected participants, designed to highlight areas from which, with their experience, useful lessons can be drawn. These include: (a) Higher level command and control; (b) Command ...
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.
Transmitted in the seventh week of the Falkland Islands crisis, consists of a studio discussion before an invited audience with the participation of MPs Cyril Smith, Nicholas Winterton and Stan Orme, and a select number of ...
Studio debate on the Falklands Crisis, taking place as the British Taskforce makes its way to the islands. Present on the panel are Jim Clement, Executive Secretary of the Sheep Owners' Association on the islands; Capt. ...
Includes a studio debate on the situation in the Falklands, transmitted during the seventh week of the crisis.
Include a studio debate on the situation in the Falklands, seven weeks after the crisis began.
Life in the Falkland Islands and the fears of the islanders that they might be annexed by Argentina.
Play by Don Shaw, based on historical records of the Falklands Crisis in 1770, when an Argentinian Fleet threatened the Falkland Islands.
TV play telling the inside story of how the Thatcher government went to war to regain the Falkland Islands.
