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Just hours after the Argentine surrender 🇬🇧 On 14 June 1982, two British paratroopers were filmed walking through Port Stanley by Argentine cameraman Eduardo Aníbal Rotondo. Believed to be from 2 PARA, they're seen carrying a Sterling SMG and an SLR as the fighting came to an end and... show more

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