Return of the Canberra from the Falkland Islands (1982) (ITN/ITV)
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- Live TV coverage (recorded at the end of the tape until it ran out) of the Canberra returning to Southampton from the Falkland Islands on 11 July 1982.
Thanks here:
www.poheritage....
to P&O for confirming the date. (I only had noted the year.)
Sounds like Alistair Burnett doing the commentary so I believe this will be ITN (ITV) coverage.
Off air recording made onto Philips Video 2000 format tape, hence dodgy playback (compared to VHS) when copied to DVD after 28 years (in 2010, and now finally uploaded in 2017) - the recorder still played back, even if some tapes have deteriorated a bit.
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I am watching this and can proudly say I am on that ship , mortar troop 40 commando, my parents and neighbours had travelled down to meet me on the quayside without me knowing it was a great day
We thank you all
Thanks for your service
Thank you for your service!
well done sir!
@Mekhi Tyler was her password . Dick head
Rip those who never returned. 😪
Margaret Thatcher decided to sacrifice their lives
@@randbarrett8706 No! Argentina decided that they were going to invade our sovereign property. We sent our troops to protect the islands and their citizens.
The early 80’s were dark days in the UK. These guys gave the country something to be proud of again when there was little else. Ultimate respect and to those that never returned especially. You will never be forgotten 🇬🇧
Pride in history of Great Britain.
Also john lennon died 1980
@@ukarmedforcesgta5clan758 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
respect from Argentina, los dueños legitimos de las Islas Malvinas
the 80's were a turning point. Things started getting better again by 84. employment and inflation. Better than out of control inflation from the late 70's.
This video should be shown at every school in the country.
David McMullan every Monday 🇬🇧👍🌹🥂🍺🙏
as history about how backwards, Nazified and jingoistic we used to be ....
@@TheDiasporaMedia To equate those actions with those of the Nazis is totally fucking insulting to everyone that suffered at their hands. You should be ashamed.
@@TheDiasporaMedia Or how we once had pride in out nation before people like you infested the UK!
@@butzee 🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾 buTTlerboy.
One of these men are now my science teacher!
He is a hero to me, to you, our country and to democracy - you are lucky to know him
You are lucky to even know him
LUCKY you!
Was it Mr Burdett?
One of the proudest days of my life , The safe return of my brother Alan , 42 Commando , Royal Marines . Can be seen with the banner "2 Troop K company" @ 17 : 29 . Sadly lost my brother to cancer in 2004. Sorely missed but never forgotten , RIP bro .
This, as with all replies, arrived in my e-mail inbox. This one perhaps more than most hit home. Very sorry to read of the loss of your brother back in 2004. Pleased that with some of the other comments on here from those related to or that even served in the Falklands and returned on that ship that I had the fortitude as a 17 y/o back in 1982 that I should record as much as I did thinking I was watching something special, and that I captured your brother on video returning home.
@ spartrowel. You should be proud your brother was a hero fighting for oppressed people against the junta thugs,
Your brother is part of history and what he did will never be forgotten
Sorry for your loss
amazing lad
I had my 20th birthday down there in a hole in the ground surrounded by brilliant mates , Jeff, Paul, Sandy, nick , and all the rest✌🏼
Utmost respect to you 2696216(me dad in scots guards) wouldhave been 95 now and he would shake your hand and a few drams!
@@lydiawest479 thanks Lydia
This was when you could sing British songs and not be accused of racism.
Let them accuse all they want, walk right up to their face and belt out Rule Britannia. If they don't like it and don't want to join in that's their prerogative but if they insist on encroaching on my right to celebrate my nation and culture they can jolly well f*ck off.
Can just imagine all the pathetic snowflakes swooning 🤣
You still can sing them and not be accused of racism
I still do. Stuff the cowards, and the pathetic political correctness.
@@Kode154 If your lucky !!! 🇬🇧👌
Never forget those who never made it home. They’ll never be forgotten.
There are those who made it home and kill themselves.
@@lauradelregno99 at least they got home, sad they didnt value that
Margaret Thatcher decided to sacrifice their lives.
Greetings from Greece/Hellas . Nice Video. Wish I was alive back in the day when my country also was victorious. Considering our current situation in case of a war we are doomed.
Good job with the Falklands anyway👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇧🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇧.
Κοινωνικός Ορθολογιστής well said Greece 🇬🇷❤️🇬🇧🌹🍀🥂🙏
@@matthewfranklin9796
You are welcome my British friend. Stay strong during these days. Hope humanity overcomes the Coronavirus crisis as soon as possible. 👍
Κοινωνικός Ορθολογιστής thank you sir♊️♓️🇬🇧👍🙏
Being Polish it just breaks my heart that our heroes of WW2 were denied an occasion like this because we had to wait an extra 44 years before regaining our freedom.
Mate, more than a few of us appreciate what the Polish lads did for our freedom. Love from Scotland.
We thank you for Polski. True hero's
Jakub Widlarz the real disgrace was our immediate post war Soviet sympathizing Labour Government banning the Poles marching in the London Victory Parade especially after the Polish sacrifices in the Battle of Britain with 303 Squadron as well as Poles who fought at Monte Casino and Holland and many other places and who fought Germany longer than any other nation .
Indeed Jakub. A disgrace. Tobruk, Mont Cassino, Arnheim, Fighter Command....the brave Poles fought valiantly ...and are, our comrades in arms.....and I am an Australian !!
Les Griffiths
The Polish War memorial on the A40 tells you how much we British love Poland and its people
I remember this on the TV from my youth. Tomorrow I have the honour to go the a 2 week army exercise with the reserves. It will be nothing what these guys went through, but am thrilled to be getting a chance to go there, and take in a battle field tour etc.
Good job boys!
Well done Greetings from Chile 🇨🇱🏴
Thanks for the intel
4:40 What a wonderful thing to see our country so unified and proud.
so ask the irish haha
@@chrisgs8727 Ireland isn't in Britain😐.
@@chrisgs8727 the Irish are fine, just a few stains on humanity from the IRA, traitors to their own country even more so than the UK/northern Ireland.
@@theant9821 Ill be honest, this is from an englishman, i personally feel northern ireland is pathetically held onto by the english for some weird obsession of holding onto their colonial lands for as long as possible, and should be returned to the rightful citizens of the ROI.
@@OscarH322 its a good thing the people of northern Ireland disagree with you then.
Beautiful sight.
And they were welcomed to "Pomp and Circumstance" and "Rule Britannia". The Falklands were invaded in a desperate attempt of General Galtieri to keep the military junta in power. In Argentina, after the fall of the junta in 1983 and to this day, they (even today's socialist government) are lamenting this defeat by insisting that the Falklands are Argentine territory. But fact is: The Falklands (including South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands) are British, and nobody on the Falklands wants that to change.
I was a 10 Yr old kid watching her leave, return from Weston Shore along Southampton Water. The day after she arrived back, my step dad went to work on her. As he was a docker. He managed to take me on board. Whilst he worked, I was in the Pig (crews bar), got spoilt all day with Soft drinks and sweets. Even a lunch in their mess. I met an RM WO2. I told him I wanted to join up when old enough. I served 3 different times in the British Army. Now a disabled veteran. I think seeing Canberra return was the day I knew for sure I wanted to join up. I even went to the careers office at 14. Told to come back at 15 and 3 months.
I joined the Jnr Ldrs Royal Artillery in June 88. Ruptured Achilles tendon Injury, so either backsquad or rejoin at 17.5yrs. Being from Southampton I knew about the military port at Marchwood. Which was what I wanted first. So luckily I managed to join the RCT Maritime on Army Landing Craft, Mexeflote rafts, Tugs, LCVPS, small fast patrol boats etc. Served 3 great yrs as a regular soldier. Made local acting LCPL. I then joined the Territorial Army from 02 to 04. Unfortunately I broke my back doing a charity parachute jump on a weekend off from SAS Signals pre Selection in March 03. June 03 had to come off Selection. As went on Course with a broken back. it was a miracle I lasted as long as I did.
My health journey is a 28yr ongoing health nightmare. Too much history to list. Now a disabled British Army Veteran. Been declared homeless bankrupt the lot. lost everything in 06. Very long story.
I was attached to 3rd Commando Brigade RM as Commando Logistics in 17 Port & Maritime Regt RCT (now RLC).
Had some great mentors ftom the Falklands. Learnt so much from these very brave souls.
You are the true definition of British stubbornness, you never let anything keep you down.
@@joshuahicks4574 As I type the sir. This is my health nightmare.
"My normal unbearable pain issues are: My Broken back degenerative disease disability, Sciatica, OCD, PTSD, Aspergers, Anxiety, Depression, and Stress. On top as I type this. I'm also dealing with:
Right knee, and left hip needing to be replaced, possible Gallstones, new borderline thoirid issue, with swelling gone but pain still extreme Huge boil and huge abscess under my jaw. Causing the 4 teeth that needed fillings, now 1 filling, and 4 teeth needing to be removed whilst in surgery, cause my bones are rare, being stronger than my teeth. This causing intense - sporadic pain in my ear, head, toothache. Also severe obese issues, from the years of Meds, Ops, ill health. So been placed onto the tier 3 nhs weight loss scheme. All of the above hurting at the same time. Even when typing this comment. I won't ever let it beat me though. My mottos - which are proudly tattooed next to my Army tattoos are: "Forward Forever - Backwards Never. Progress Not Perfection. Adapt and Overcome. Never Give Up Or In".
My dad was on board. Nursing Supervisor at Ajax Bay No1 Surgical Support Team. So proud of him and of all personnel who went to the Falklands. RIP those on both sides who died there.
Brilliant. Takes me back to that very day, when I was watching with Service families on the television. Seems like yesterday.
Gives me goosebumps every single damn time, rule Britannia! 🇬🇧
The roar from the boys when 'A life on the ocean wave' strikes up says it all
Still get Goosebumps watching this...So proud So very proud of all our service men and women ❤️.. God bless you all.
For what. This was a disgrace
@@patkelly6349You're a disgrace.
The Empire strikes back! 🇬🇧
algun dia caerá
Proud to be British 🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴
The ship was name after our Australian Capital City, Canberra! 🇦🇺
Of course she was. One of her main jobs in her early days was to transport the '£10 Poms' from Britain to Australia to start their new lives.
She most definitely deserve to meet her death in the breakers yard. R.I.P 'The Great White Whale'. Your place in history is assured.
I lived in Portsmouth during those times. I often wondered about the lads who were my age sent off to fight. Many of them joined to escape unemployment and lack of opportunity but found themselves in a war.
Thank you for uploading this. Fascinating.
Please Do you know the name od the militar march played between minutes 9 and ten? It´s great.
@@nicolassanchez3820 Land of Hope and Glory, by Elgar: ruclips.net/video/vpEWpK_Dl7M/видео.html
@@nicolassanchez3820 SS Canberra aka the Great White Whale, with her volunteer crew was safely home from war. Battered and definitely weather-beaten the former 'Queen of the £10 Pomms' had survived. A great lady that Argentina claimed to have sunk at least half a dozen times was home to the strains of 'Rule Brittania' and ' Land of Hope and Glory'.
Cant imagine this nowadays. Proud to be British though. Aint let no one tell me otherwise
There would still be a large crowd cheering them on just like this and singing patriotic songs, the only difference is this time there would be another large crowd on the other side burning the union jack, chanting obscenities at the troops and trying to start a riot.
Never forget...
Azazel Zel never 🇬🇧👍🌹🥂🍺🙏
I took my children to Hurst Castle Lymington to welcome Canberra home as she rounded the needles we waited with baited breath to see what way she would pass the Isle of White to our joy she came past on our side it was a memory I will never forget.
I was 4 when they sailed off and 5 when they returned. I get goosebumps watching footage from the return - thinking of the poor souls who didn’t get to come home. But, this is definitely something to feel proud of 👍🏻
Pity for those who never came back alive,even worse for those families never received theirs sons .
Margaret Thatcher decided to sacrifice their lives
Britain has given the world so much basically all modernity and language science etc. you should be proud.
@4:30 every damn time
"And there's another country
, I've heard of long ago
Most dear to them that love her
, Most great to them that know"
Without a shadow of doubt this was the Canberra's finest hour
Yes, such a travesty that owners refused to sell her to many that wanted to hold on to her but instead insisted she was sold for scrap, very sad to see her being ripped apart off the beach in Pakistan.
I arrived home the day before on HMS Glamorgan.
They have my respect.
Proud of you all my brother was on there
When the Argentinians struck, the Empire struck back. The Falklands were liberated from the Argies, Galtieri was shown where to walk, and the Falklanders rejoiced. Because it is British men and women who are the true natives to those islands.
I didn't like Maggie Thatcher but thankfully she was PM at this time. I loath to think what the present lot would have done. We can be proud of the servicemen who did their wonderful deeds for us and maintained the pride we have in oursekves.
James Goacher Christ imagine if it was that dottery old fool Michael Foote in charge at the time 😩
Most importantly we wouldn't have the ships or manpower to do this again. Britain just had the resources to do this in 82 .
@@chrisholland7367
Hello. But honestly if the Argentines try to invade the islands again they will possibly be defeated and this time faster than in 1982. Back then the islands were left, as I have read, without military protection. But nowadays if I'm not wrong you have two warships and one submarine and also helicopters and aircraft down there.
So I guess you can still do it.
"Some of the signs are so informal as to be almost scurrilous". Come on chaps, let them off just this once!
I remember watching this on TV in nz
My dad was on this ship 🚢 in the falklands... Jimmy keefe
Been trying to find him
When Argentinians touch our rock collection:
I would have been there to welcome them home if I was alive at the time. I wasn't born until 85
That anthem is “Land of Hope and Glory”.
10:35 SIGN - Call the rail strikes off or we will strike the railways ! The unions striking whist we were at war! Disgraceful ;-(
I was in that crowd on the dockside somewhere.
Victory day today 14/6/1982 British flag flies high that day and now
When Britain was great, courageous and civvies appreciated what our men did .....you'll never see this again ....x
Someone on that ended up being my history teacher
I had just turned 16, my birthday was the day before she arrived home.
Our Para's ,Marines ,Airmen,Gaurdsmen ,Soldiers and Sailors comming back to "the land of hope and glory" Everyman an emperor this is how our veterans should be welcomed back !!!
They were good days :-)
Just watched the docu on BBC very moving. Great guys.
Lol “lock up your daughters”
How did we ever do it without any sign of "diversity", our greatest strength..???
승전의 기쁨
When Britain was british !
41 years on still brilliant to watch.
5:40-5:56 That resonates louder than ever.
“call off the rail strike… or we’ll call an air strike”
This anti-labor message from those themselves who toil is very disheartening
Woman in crowd "My son Jonathan, JJ in the Galley"
Reporter "What does he do on board?"!!
Does anyone know the name of the last march? Thanks to all these boys.
Health and Safety Act 1974: guard rail on Sun Deck ripped down in 1982.
4:25 This is epic
Prince Andrew no sweat
Guess you never saw the choppers (one of which was piloted by Prince Andrew) from INVINCIBLE disappear into that thick, oily, black smoke in a desperate effort to rescue the Welsh Guardsmen from the inferno that was Sir Galahad!
What is the tune in 11:19 ?
4:33
11:54
My first thoughts on watching this video as a 47 year old, who was 9 when this was shot. You couldn't do it now because it might offend someone. Sad commentary on our current predicament.
1:23/ I can spot 2 Paras
When you were allowed to be British.
When this country had a set of balls.
Per Mare Per Terram brothers.
Royal Marines 👍🇬🇧
"I'm illiterate."
❤
Wouldn`t it be a thing if our brave warriors were treated like this in this day and age...
Instead the enemy we fight overseas are now more numerous on home soil than they are where we go off to fight them...
17:00 which song is this ?
life on a ocean wave
Maggie put some pride back in to the country after the pathetic seventies of strikes
Today someone would say their isn't enough diversity in the men onboard and in the crowd? It's only 30 years ago that we still had some balls! TODAY? Pahhhhhhh!
atta boys
Carnt even defend our freedom of speech now never mind our country 😢
Carnt? as in Cannot or Can't - begins with an inability to spell correctly doesn't it Jimmy?
Brilliant. Well done. Torpedo that ship.
Tell that to the ARA General Belgrano! If you Argies can fish it out of such a depth 🇬🇧
@@genericdude3554 It has the distinction of being the only ship sunk by a nuclear submarine.
When we were allowed to be proud of Britain.
Then along came Tony Blair😡😡
Me parece que les faltan algunos barquito?
SIIIIIIII? ???? LA LATA DE SARDINAS ARAS SAN JUAN LES PINTARON LA CARA
Oo la la malbivas las milvinas oo la la
Today this would be classed as racist behaviour
Why ?
How ironic 😂😂
The people who make a living from being offended by everything.
coffins
This was England’s last whimper into the good night, their poor country is lost now..
England is only 1/4 of the United Kingdom and has not existed as a sovereign nation with an army for over 300 years,
Yes England...not to mention the welsh, Scottish and northern Irish soldiers who gave their lives for the Falklands?
Go fuck yourself - this is the greatest nation on earth
UK 🇬🇧
I hope you all #DefundtheBBC
Przepraszam marynarze na dno.
Why did the invincible take so many months to arrive to England? Because it was obviously damaged.
'HMS invincible stayed because HMS Hermes' was heading back home. One of the two carriers had to remain on station.
Why all the talk about the Invincible? You lost and lost badly. You were embarrased and humiliated and keep talking about it doesn't help with those matters much and nor does pretending you hit the Invincible you fool.
We don't need to "pretend" to hit their ships ... We did indeed hit EIGHTEEN ships, which shows how pathetic the task force was ... even with the great help that the US gave them, since if a country with third world weapons, With bombs that did not explode (British manufacturing haha), planes without fuel, without radar, etc, they hit a similar amount of ships in just one month. Had there been a NATO vs. Warsaw Pact combat, the task force would have been defeated in a matter of days. Regarding the ground combat, their performance was also pitiful, since they faced young people without training, with obsolete weapons, without food, without protection from the cold ... and yet in the ground combat they suffered almost the same amount of casualties (327 Argentines vs 255 British) I do not deny the absolute incompetence of the Argentine leaders, the lack of plan and preparation ... But even so, they fought with courage making the colonialists pay a high price.
@@chrisgs8727 Your ground forces (albeit far braver than me) were routed despite outnumbering the British by quite a way. If you're such a third world nation why pick a fight? Stop looking for excuses you bloody idiot, you were beaten by a force that had to sail 11000 miles. No Englishman disputes that the Argentines fought with valour. The truth is that you vastly outnumbered the British, and lost.
@@chrisgs8727 in this case the Argentines were the foreign colonial invaders, and they were given a good hiding when Britain came to liberate their own.
It's a shame that as a country we haven't used the oil, gas and minerals we went down to fight over, great shame to fight for nothing but islander freedom.
The value of The Falklands is their natural beauty. I personally hope they don't extract a drop of oil.
@@Themanyfacesofego Fair play, I'm sure that the Ukraine has natural beauty but look what's happening over there 😭
@@daynerpotter9514 Also, national Pride was at stake. We British didn't want or expect a war ( we only had about 50 soldiers on the islands) but once the islands were invaded we had to take action, or face eternal humiliation!
@@Themanyfacesofego The Royal Marine Garrison was called Naval Party 8901 led by Major Mike Norman (67 Men) fought like trojans against hundreds of Argentines and would have all been killed had they not been in different locations around the islands ahead of the invasion. Argentine Special forces stormed and grenaded the garrison late one night in a surprise attack.
They all returned with the task force and helped to beat the Argi's, taking Stanley and giving us what we have today, also not forgetting the effort of the Para's and so on 👏❤️
No diversity at all? Great isn’t it? 😂🇬🇧
We threw away perfectly good soldiers to keep rule over a rock on the other side of the world
America didnt to shit for the Brits in the Falklands yet when George W came calling in 2003 for his private war in Iraq Tony Blair couldnt help fast enough.
The US bailed you out in WWI and WWII at great expense of blood and capital. We also had been holding the line against Soviet hegemony in Europe for almost 40 years at the time. Besides a first rate power like Britain didn't need us to take back a few sheep covered islands from a fourth rate power like Argentina.
@Justin Time lol... like Canada had any choice. BTW Britain never paid back a penny of wartime Lend-Lease and kept almost all of the equipment. My father was a gunner on a bomber in the Pacific theatre in WWII, shot down some Japanese fighters and won a Bronze Star. His best friend was a gunner on B-24 in Britain. He was shot down and killed over Germany two days before his 21st birthday, one of more than 26,000 men in the US 8th Air Force who died to save Britain and Europe from the Nazis. Thanks for your gratitude.
@Justin Time You are ungrateful.
@@longlakeshore we finished paying you back in 2012👍, We were also supplied with the latest versions of Sidewinder down there.
@@shaunmcmillan6791 Really? How much did you pay the family of each dead US soldier for sacrificing his life for your country?
And where were the atlantic conveyor, the sheffield, ardent, antelope coventry and sir galahad ???
Safe in the hearts of their crews and any Briton worthy of the name.
rather the victory of colonial imperialism ..
@@chrisgs8727 The Islanders WISHED to remain British, ergo the Royal Navy was honour bound to defend their wishes.
@@chrisgs8727 Run away!
@@chrisgs8727 It’s been almost 40 years and some of you people still can’t accept the Falklands are British. Lol.
Falta la mitad de la flota británica que fue a Malvinas, guys, what happened? r y'all ok?🙄 Poor Brits 🥶✌️🇬🇧
We're fine we've had 1000 years of ups and downs but always prevail.
When you have a war, you're going to lose ships and men, that's what they're there for, they're not meant to look pretty. But seeing as we won the war we're very happy, not like the little cry-baby Argentina who acts like a petulant child to this day
@@keighlancoe5933 Hola Cedric. Buenas Tardes. Inglaterra ha sido una nación históricamente fundada sobre las bases del pensamiento de Aristóteles y Guillermo de Occam (con una visión siempre realista de las cosas). En cambio Argentina ha sido siempre más fundada sobre el pensamiento de Platón (más idealista y de ahí sus errores). Te propongo que analicemos la historia desde la realidad, los hechos o lo empírico y con la RAZÓN, dejando de lado el sentimiento patriótico, pues tú amas a tu Nación y yo a la mía. Y siempre, desde ello llegaremos a conclusiones diferentes como que ustedes tienen razón y que nosotros tenemos razón (ese sería -creo yo- el comportamiento de niños llorones). Si pensamos como hombres adultos podemos apreciar mejor lo que pasó. Así: las 4 veces que Argentina se enfrentó a Inglaterra, en tres de ellas en 1806, 1807 y 1846 venció a Inglaterra. Sólo tienes que fijarte en los libros de historia, la información está en ellos.
Pero yo no pretendo agredir a tu país, admiro a Inglaterra en muchos sentidos, particularmente a sus héroes de la 2da Guer
Guerra Mundial como Guy Gibson, Leonard Chersire, Willie Tait, Douglas Bader, Jhonnie Walker, etc. En 1982 fue admirable que hayan enviado a su flota a tanta distancia. Fueron un adversario colosal en esa guerra. Nos atacaron por mar, cielo y tierra. Pero Inglaterra tuvo -nobleza obliga a decirlo- el apoyo de la Otan y de EE.UU. y no sólo vinieron regimientos ingleses, también escoceses, galeses y nepaleses. Argentina peleó sola y peleó mal. Envío aviones anticuados a atacar a una moderna flota (sólo con su mejor arma: la VALENTÍA y excepto por un puñado de Etendart y Exocets) y el peor error que cometió fue en la pésima estrategia terrestre de aferrarse a posiciones inmóviles o trincheras como en la Primera Guerra Mundial. Pero de ahí a afirmar que los soldados argentinos fueron cobardes y lloraron como bebés, no es cierto ni honorable. Pues los propios Jhon Woodward y Jeremy Moore afirmaron en sus libros que la guerra de Malvinas/Falklands no fue un picnic o paseo y que estuvieron muy cerca de perderla y que triunfe Argentina.
Yo me pregunto: ¿por qué tanto odio o resentimiento hacia Argentina hoy día que reclama la soberanía de la islas por vía pacífica? La guerra terminó en 1982. Con Alemania y otros adversarios no le ha quedado heridas a Gran Bretaña, a poco de haber finalizado la guerra, ya eran aliados. Pero sin embargo, a Argentina la siguen viendo como amenaza... o enemigo. Creo que ello es un error. Pues lo único que hace es alimentar el deseo de muchas personas de que Argentina tome como aliados a países mucho más poderosos que Inglaterra como Rusia y China.
En fin, creo que hay que mirar hacia adelante sin fanatismos. Reconociendo errores y virtudes de ambos bandos. E intentar llegar a puntos de acuerdo para afrontar los desafíos del futuro.
Muchos comandantes ingleses, le dijeron a los comandantes argentinos en 1982 que en la "próxima guerra debemos pelear juntos, no enfrentados".
Eso en gran parte depende de ustedes. Argentina no habrá de recuperar por la fuerza las islas, pues está en su ley máxima que eso está vedado. Pero si ustedes quisieran de ellas proyectarse a nuestro continente, ello no sería bueno para ustedes.
Ojalá sea siempre la razón y no los fanatismos la que guíe las decisiones de nuestras Naciones en el futuro. Mi saludo desde Argentina.
The longest supply lines in history the British literally went to the other side of the planet and still won outnumbered
7:50