Falklands War 1982: Early BBC Documentary with Live Reporting 4 of 8

[MrRyan200]

I WONDER IF THE ARGIE MEDICS WOULD HAVE DONE THE SAME TO OUR BOYS?

[HaiLsKuNkY]

lol when the women give the soldiers some bacardi one of them said ""one more thing love, it should be whisky"" 14:21

[HaiLsKuNkY]

at 03:44 you can hear the soldier say come and get the bastard :D

[bennythebearful]

People are so stupid to fight and die for the careers of politicians... fucking idiots.

[wazzawazza73]

Anyone interested in the Falklands, especially the air war from the point of view of a Sea Harrier Commanding Officer should read "Sea Harrier Above the Falklands" by Commander Sharkey Ward. An excellent read.

[moonshoes1000]

Great post

[andrewc2768]

13:00 reminds me of the scene in Clockwork orange where he is going into prison

[jasonpatchett1]

@carlogwapo1234, in theory all protagonists are supposed to treat their enemies in pretty much the same way according to the Geneva convention, however, some don't.

[carlogwapo1234]

british people are very generous how could they save their enemy?

[Lachausis]

@carlogwapo1234 It is only because of such actions the war can retain a humane face. Besides, it is the normal, civilized people way to treat POW's (prisoners of war) accordingly to international laws of war. Even Nazi Germany did that to allied soldiers.

[cloudpuncher]

NO SURRENDER

[GmanSig220]

@cloudpuncher Dodgy Buggah!