The FALKLANDs Fallen Remembered In PORTSMOUTH @ThatsSolentTV
The FALKLANDs Fallen Remembered In PORTSMOUTH  @ThatsSolentTV
Uploaded June 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This week marks 37 years since the ten week war in the Falkland Islands came to an end.

Held every year on the 14th of June, Liberation Day commemorates the end of the occupation of the islands by Argentina in 1982.

Of the thousands of men that travelled the 8,000 mile trip to the islands, 255 never returned.

Our reporter Dan Dove went to a commemoration on the shores of Portsmouth.
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The FALKLAND's Fallen Remembered In PORTSMOUTH

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