HMS Invencible (sp). Probably Sunk - It may be possible to hide the deaths of hundreds or thousands of people in your country but not in England. The press is free (sometimes unfortunately), and the fact that the ship has been seen on thousands of occasions since 1982 tends to undermine your arguement. I think that you are obviously bitter and just trying to identify some vestige of dignity from what was obviously a military defeat.

A butt kicking - maybe you have a point, the UK did suffer losses but it's pretty hard to win a war 8000 miles away without losses - do you know what it means to win a war?

1. What was your Navy doing to help save Argentinian dignity when your troops were busy accepting 'unconditional surrender' in Port Stanley?

2. Why did your air-force fail to eliminate the Harrier threat? The Brits had less than 20 planes, Argentina had around 200.

Every time the Argies took on harriers then Argie lost. I don't think that a single harrier was hit by an Argie plane. A couple were hit by groundfire and Pixells can confirm. They could have tried a bit harder to take out the harriers and I never knew why they didn't. Good question bruv.

They asked me what I thought and I told them that they must be mad if they thought that Argentina could win this battle. The British soldiers were from 2 Para and were only outnumbered 5:1. This was the beginning of the end for Argentina. Two para I say!