101. United Nations Studies At Yale YaleUnited Nations Oral history Project 1989-91. These interview transcriptswere produced as part of Parsons, Sir Anthony re Falklands/Malvinas war http://www.yale.edu/unsy/Oralhist/oldinventory.htm

Yale-United Nations Oral History Project 1989-91 ) denotes that this interview was produced by an earlier project and available only through the UN Department of Public Information, Communication, and Project Management Service. Ahmed, Rafeeuddin [re: Falklands/Malvinas War] Apter, David [re: the Congo] Astrom, Sverker [re: Middle East Wars (1956)] Bancroft, Harding [re: Korea] Beeley, Walter [re: Korea] van Bellingham, Jean Paul Bennett, Tapley [re: founding of the United Nations] Berendsen, Ian [re: the Congo] de Brito, Dantas [re: Korea] Cleveland, Harlan [re: the Congo; Cuban Missile Crisis; election of Secretary-General] Costa-Mendez, Nicanor [re: Falklands/Malvinas War] Dean, Jonathan Eban, Abba [re: founding of Israel; Middle East Wars] Epstein, William [re: founding of Israel; Middle East Wars (1956)] Eytan, Walter [re: founding of Israel] Finkelstein, Lawrence [re: founding of the United Nations] Frederick, Pauline Garcia Robles, Alfonso [re: founding of the United Nations; the Charter; Law of the Sea; Treaty of Tlatelolco; Middle East Wars (1956)] Gladwyn Jebb, Lord

102. War 1982 Falklands war Argentine cruiser General Belgrano sunk by British submarine 1608 Thomas Fuller, England, literary, history of the Holy war http://www.brainyhistory.com/topics/w/war.html

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103. Homework Helper - Wars And Warfare In History Chronicle of the Falklands / Malvinas history and war of 1982http//www.yendor.com/vanished/falklandswar.html. Battles of the Falklands war http://www.mcallen.lib.tx.us/library/child/homework/wars.htm

McAllen Memorial Library Homework Helper Wars and Warfare in History Armed Forces in General Military History in General Forts Castles ... War on Terrorism Armed Forces in General Aircraft of the U.S. Military http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/aircraft/index.html - A database of modern military aircraft, including pictures and histories. Air Force Link http://www.af.mil/ GlobalSecurity.org http://198.65.138.161/ If it involves global security, you'll read about it here. http://www.hazegray.org/ More than you want to know about all kinds of ships, all over the world. Land Forces of Britain, the Empire and Commonwealth http://www.regiments.org/milhist/index.htm "- a major resource designed to make some sense of military history and help you navigate the web." MarineLINK http://www.usmc.mil/ The Marine Corp's web-page. Navies of the World http://www.hazegray.org/worldnav/ The Navy Fact File http://www.chinfo.navy.mil/navpalib/factfile/ffiletop.html The Unofficial Army Special Forces Page http://www.specialforces.net/ Information about the Rangers, Green Berets, and other elite groups.

104. SAS Operations A description of SAS operations during the Falklands war. http://www.britains-smallwars.com/Falklands/sas.htm

SAS Operations When Argentina invaded the Falklands on 2nd April 1982, both Brigadier Peter de la Billiere and Lieutenant-Colonel Mike Rose, the Commander of 22 SAS, fought hard to have the regiment included in the task force. By early April, members of both D and G squadrons were on their way. South Georgia During the operation to retake South Georgia, bad weather trapped SAS men on a glacier and a Wessex 3 and two Wessex 5s were sent to retrieve them. The first Wessex lifted off as the wind whipped up the snow. The Wessex from HMS Tidespring lifted off, but the pilot lost his bearing in the snow and crashed, skidding for some 50 yards, with the Wessex tipping over. The other two helicopters now embarked their troops. They lifted and landed next to the crashed Wessex and took on her aircrew and soldiers. Both aircraft dumped fuel to carry the extra load. Visibility by this time was practically zero and the wind and snow had not abated. The helicopters lifted off, and the Wessex 3, equipped with radar, took off with the Wessex 5 following astern and made their way down the glacier. Seconds later, the helicopters traversed a small ridge and the Wessex 5 flared violently and struck the top of the ridge. It rolled onto its side and could not be contacted by radio. The remaining overloaded helicopter returned to the ship, some 30 miles away to the north, and disembarked its passengers. The Wessex 3 returned to the crash site, but was unable to land. They made contact by radio and confirmed there were no serious casualties. The Wessex 3 returned to Antrim to wait for a break in the weather. An hour later an opportunity presented itself and the Wessex 3 flew back and embarked the survivors and was flown back to Antrim by Lt-Commander Ian Stanley RN, who was awarded the DSO.

105. Cronaca Delle Falklands / Malvinas - Storia E Guerra Del 1982 Contiene le date principali della storia delle isole dalla scoperta avvenuta nel XVI secolo fino alla fine della guerra tra Argentina ed Inghilterra. http://www.yendor.com/vanished/i-falklands-war.html

Cronaca delle Falklands / Malvinas Storia e Guerra del 1982 Ulteriori letture: Bibliografia + Book store english spanish Introduzione Le Isole Falkland sono un arcipelago nel sud dell'Atlantico. Le due isole principali, East Falkland e West Falkland, si estendono a 300 miglia [480 km] a est delle coste Argentine. Circa 200 isolette minori formano un'area totale di circa 4.700 miglia quadrate [12.200 Kmq] di terra. La capitale e unica città è (Port) Stanley. Il governo delle Falkland amministra i territori britannici della Georgia del Sud, le Isole South Sandwich e le cosiddette Shag and Clerke rocks, che si trovano tra 700 e 2.000 miglia (tra 1.100 e 3.200 Km) ad est-sud est delle Falkland. La popolazione complessiva nel 1991 era stimata a 2.100 abitanti. L'Argentina ha rivendicato la propria sovranità sulle isole dal principio del 19mo secolo. La Gran Bretagna le ha occupate e amministrate a partire dal 1833, respingendo sempre vigorosamente ogni rivendicazione argentina. La Guerra delle Falkland , la cui cronaca è riportata di seguito, è cominciata dopo l'invasione argentina avvenuta nell'Aprile 1982. Nel corso delle ostilità, gli inglesi catturarono circa 10.000 prigionieri, tutti rilasciati in seguito. L'Argentina ha riportato 655 morti, mentre la Gran Bretagna ha perso 236 soldati. L'ignominiosa sconfitta subita dall'Argentina ha pesantemente screditato il governo militare, portando al ripristino della democrazia nel 1983.

106. Argentine Falklands War Dictator Arrested CNN http://cnn.com/2002/WORLD/americas/07/11/galtieri.arrest.reut/index.html

107. Falklands War Memories and images of the Falklands war from an engineer who served aboard the SS Canberra. http://www.comcen.com.au/~raiment/

108. Falklands Index Covers the war on land, sea and air largely from the British perspective. Includes a message board for veterans. http://www.britains-smallwars.com/Falklands/index.html

The Falklands War 1982 Index When this site was created and developed, its aim, which remains, was to record those conflicts since 1945 in which British service personnel have been called upon to do their duty, reported as far as possible through the eye-witness accounts of those involved, and to create Honour Rolls, where none existed before, of those who gave their lives in service to their country. As a result this web site has become a valuable historical resource due to the voluntary efforts of our contributors, free from the profit-making needs of media publishers. NEW Bravo November The Chinook in the Falklands Over view Land Battles Air War War at Sea Naval Party 8901 Fairly Famous Mills Argentine Invasion of South Georgia Page of Remembrance The Names of the Fallen Goose Green A Second look By David Kenney Harrier War British Aircraft Argentine Aircraft Vulcan War One of our aircraft is missing British Aircraft Losses One of their aircraft is missing Argentine Aircraft Losses British Weapons Argentine Weapons British Ships The Sub War Carrier War RFA A Night to Remember 3 Para on Mount Longdon A Brilliant Success The Battle for Mount Harriet 2nd time around for 2 Para The Battle for Wireless Ridge 'Zulu!'

109. The Falklands War Synopsis of the war provided as a resource for a university course. http://guest.xinet.com/ignacio/polsi342/falklands.html

The Falklands War Introduction Causes of the War Politically, the "junta"'s worst nightmare was unfolding. The labor unions were joining forces with "Las Madres de Mayo," an organization representing relatives of the political prisoners and disappeared. This alliance meant that the enormous Argentine middle class was uniting against the government. The Conflict ," a ship belonging to the Argentine Navy. ," General Galtieri had a very specific goal in mind: to save his government. Forcing negotiations over the Falklands was a gamble, and it was up to the British to call his bluff. The Battle for the Falklands , describes its best weapons: "She had at least six ships fitted with Exocet sea-skimming missiles, also the principal surface weapon of the Royal Navy. She had four submarines, two of them formidably difficult to detect with sonar." ," was a "just war." As Earl H. Tilford, Jr. writes in "Air Power Lessons," a chapter from Military Lessons of the Falkland Islands War, "Napoleon Bonaparte noted that in war the moral is to the physical as three to one"

110. HMS Broadsword Falklands 82 The Falklands war as seen by the crew of the British frigate HMS Broadsword. http://www.btinternet.com/~broadsword82

Introduction Broadsword Foreword The War ... What's New H M S B r o a d s w o r d Falklands 82 OPERATION CORPORATE Was the codeword given to the fight for the Falklands. This is an account of the war seen from HMS Broadsword. HMS Coventry (picture taken from Broadsword) Been here before ? Click what's new www.ctssecura.co.uk

111. The South Atlantic Medal Association Organization for British veterans on the war. Includes a chronology and Falklands links. http://www.sama82.org.uk/

112. Guardian Unlimited | Special Reports | Special Report: The Falklands Collection of articles from the Guardian on the Falklands war. Includes retrospective articles on the 20th anniversary of the war and contemporary articles written in 1982. http://www.guardian.co.uk/falklands/

@import url(/external/styles/global/0,14250,,00.css); Skip to main content Read today's paper Sign in Register Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Newsblog Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Politics Science Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Technology Travel Been there Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Soulmates dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Feedback Information GNL press office Living our values Newsroom Reader Offers Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Working at GNL Guardian Weekly Money Observer Public Home UK Business Online ... Quiz Search this site Go to... Falklands archive Guardian Century: World news guide: the Falklands ... Special report: Argentina Government Falkland Islands government homepage President of Argentina (in Spanish) Falklands page - British Foreign and Commonwealth Office Veterans' sites South Atlantic Medal Association Media Falkland Islands news network Merco Press History Guerra de Malvinas (in Spanish) Falklands timeline - OnWar.com

113. BBC News | Fight For The Falklands Retrospective on the Falklands war twenty years on. Site includes personal recollections, a clickable guide to the conflict and a photofile. http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/static/in_depth/uk/2002/falklands/

Home TV Radio Talk ... The Argentine military's lost cause It's 20 years since the Falklands War. In this unique collaboration between BBC News Online and the World Service's Spanish news site BBC Mundo we look at the story from both sides of the conflict. My War Story - people caught up as fighters and survivors - both British and Argentine - relive their experiences. Guide to the Conflict - clickable history of the war, with exclusive BBC archive radio reports. Photofile - memories in words and pictures of BBC sound man John Jockel. In the coming weeks, leading up to the anniversary of the return of British forces to Stanley on 15 June, there will also be chances for you to share your memories.

114. IWM Portal > Your History > Some Interesting Facts... : Falklands War 1982, Lind Linda Kitson was commissioned in April 1982 and sailed on the QE2 with Britishtroops bound for the Falklands. http://www.iwm.org.uk/server/show/ConWebDoc.2478

Text Only Site Map About Us IWM London ... IWM Collections  You  are  here:  IWM Portal Your History Some interesting facts... Search Your History:  Back to Your History The North at War First World War Second World War ... The Imperial War Museum Falklands War 1982, Linda Kitson's artistic record Linda Kitson was commissioned in April 1982 and sailed on the QE2 with British troops bound for the Falklands. The QE2 was part of a naval task force sent by the British government to defend the Falkland Islands against Argentinean invasion. Initially it was expected that Kitson would go only as far as Ascension Island, the refuelling point for the British forces on their way to the South Atlantic, but in the event she remained at sea and disembarked with the troops at San Carlos. She followed the progress of the British forces across the island to Port Stanley and returned to Britain in July 1982, having been away for three months. During this time Linda Kitson made over 400 drawings, working swiftly in cont© crayon, sometimes in sub-zero temperatures. Her drawings record the experiences of the soldiers in training and briefings on the QE2 and SS Canberra, during disembarkation and behind the lines. She was usually three or four days behind the action and therefore witnessed little of the fighting or its consequences. With hindsight she felt that the 'horrors of war' were best left to the photographers anyway, and that she did her best work recording the daily life of the troops and the conditions in which they had to operate.

115. Twenty Years On by CHRISTOPHER MONTGOMERY. March 18, 2002. Twenty Years On The nature of friendshipBritain, America and Argentina during the Falklands war http://www.antiwar.com/goldstein/g031802.html

by CHRISTOPHER MONTGOMERY March 18, 2002 Twenty Years On The nature of friendship: Britain, America and Argentina during the Falklands War W hen, twenty years ago, Argentina invaded the Falkland Islands – subjecting their British inhabitants to the severest tyranny imaginable (they made them drive on the right hand side of the road) – many Reagan administration officials found themselves in the rare position of agreeing with Mario Vargas Llosa, in that they too felt surely this war was akin to ‘two bald men arguing over a comb’? And these were the ones favourable to Britain. On the evening of the invasion, Jeane Kirkpatrick, then US ambassador to the UN, cheerfully went off to dinner at the Argentine embassy in Washington. As Sir John Nott, Britain’s defence secretary during the war, has just concluded in his autobiography The United States [...] did not wish to choose between Britain and their interests in Latin America. Indeed, apart from [Casper] Weinberger and the Pentagon, the Americans were very, very far from being on our side.

116. Witness Seminar On The Falklands War CCBH Postgraduate Degrees Zone. The Falklands war Witness Seminars The Falklandswar. This seminar was edited by Andrew Dorman, Michael D. Kandiah and http://www.icbh.ac.uk/icbh/witness/falklands/

The Falklands War Witness Seminars Home Witness Seminars About Postgraduate Study The Falklands War This seminar was edited by Andrew Dorman, Michael D. Kandiah and Gillian Staerck. To read extracts from the seminar click here To buy the seminar click here This seminar was held at the Joint Services Command and Staff College on 5 June 2002. It was chaired by Geoffrey Till , with a paper given by Lawrence Freedman Witnesses (with their position during the war) were: Air-Chief Marshal Sir Michael Armitage , KCB, KBE, Director of Service Intelligence; Marshal of the Royal Air Force Sir Michael Beetham , GCB, CBE, DFC, AFC, DL, FRAeS, Chief of Air Staff; Field Marshal The Lord Bramall of Bushfield , KG, GCB, OBE, MC, JP, Chief of General Staff;

117. Witness Seminar On The Falklands War The Falklands war. To read the whole seminar click here to get the text youwill need to complete Extracts from The Falklands war Witness Seminar Page http://www.icbh.ac.uk/icbh/witness/falklands/extracts.html

Extracts from The Falklands War Witness Seminars Home Witness Seminars About Postgraduate Study The Falklands War To read the whole seminar click here - to get the text you will need to complete our simple and free registration procedure ADMIRAL LEACH: ARMITAGE: On the intelligence side, we had some very high-level intercepts, explaining exactly what the Belgrano was up to and what she was trying to do. Unfortunately these things were so very highly classified that it was not possible to make them public, and therefore we had this great fuss about which direction the Belgrano was heading when she was struck. But there was absolutely no doubt at all in our minds that she was a clear and immediate threat to the taskforce. JOHN NOTT: On casualties BRAMALL BRAMALL To read the whole seminar click here Choose another witness seminar from the complete list here Extracts from The Falklands War Witness Seminar Page

118. Mhp: Falklands War Falklands war Timeline, relationships, references. http://www.modernhistoryproject.org/mhp/EntityDisplay.php?Entity=FalklandWar

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