The Type 82 destroyer was launched in 1969 and was the only one of its kind to be built - and now it is being towed to an ...

A huge crowd gathered at Portsmouth Harbour this week to bid a fond farewell to the last remaining Royal Navy ship from the ...

Veterans and members of the public have turned out to give a final farewell to a former Royal Navy flagship that played a ...

A replacement Harbour Training Ship is still being sought, after the Portsmouth-based Falklands War destroyer HMS Bristol was ...

The Falklands War involved major operations by air, sea, and ground forces. Decades later, the war still shapes the thinking of militaries facing similar scenarios. In April 1982, Argentine ...

"For many veterans, Bristol was more than a vessel – it was a home, a place of camaraderie, and a symbol of resilience.

The Falklands War ended with a decisive British victory ... During the war, the Argentine Air Force wielded not only gravity-bombs but also French-made Exocet anti-ship missiles to deadly effect ...

the brief but intense conflict remains a stunning example of modern air and naval war. But despite all its modernity, the Falklands/Malvinas conflict hinged on plenty of conventional land warfare.

The Falklands War would see many military firsts, and 39 years later, it remains the most recent war between two states involving large air, land, and naval battles. Because of this, Chinese ...

Argentina allowing the crossing of its air space, some chartered and/or emergency flights. The UK has maintained an active military presence in the Falkland Islands since the war between Argentina ...

The Falklands War was a classic example of a nation-state ... The British army, navy, and air force, with the strategic support of the United States and Chile, ultimately defeated a larger ...

Preceding the Falklands War, the Soviet Union was under an embargo ... would occur within the capability ranges of the Royal Air Force, thus Sea Harrier pilots had minimal air-to-air training.