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Lt Peter Kennedy (centre) at Darwin Hill with WO2 (CSM) Baz Greenhalgh on the radio. Early morning of 29 May waiting to hear if the enemy at Goose Green were going to surrender. If not, the men of C Company would have to attack again

Falklands War 40th anniversary: Paras under fire in Battle of Goose Green People

File photo dated 21/05/82 of the steel helmets abandoned by Argentine armed forces who surrendered at Goose Green to British Falklands Task Force troops. A series of lectures, memorials, exhibitions and other events will be launched in the coming days to mark the 40th anniversary of the end of the Falklands War. The aim is to commemorate the sacrifices made in 1982 and to celebrate the progress made in the islands in the South Atlantic over the past 40 years.

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