The Falkland Islands this week mark thirteen years since the referendum in which residents overwhelmingly voted to remain a ...

On May 1st, 1982, tensions over the Falklands erupted as Argentina’s Mirage IIIEA and Dagger jets prepared to challenge the British Navy. With HMS Hermes and HMS Invincible entering the exclusion zone ...

The University of Manchester is hosting a major conference about the Falklands conflict next April on Thursday 16 and Friday 17. 44 years have passed, but the conflict still resonates deeply in both ...

Defence experts have raised concerns over the security of the Falklands as Argentina rebuilds its military. HMS Forth, a “river class” offshore patrol vessel, is now the only ship protecting the ...

Commodore Tony Morton, who has died aged 84, was a naval aviator who was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for his exemplary leadership while commanding the frigate Yarmouth during the ...

Carlos Perez Llana claimed it was 'plausible to think that Great Britain couldn't defend the Falklands today' adding: 'That's a realistic fact.' ...

RFA Argus, the country’s only hospital ship, was entered into service in 1982, but was found unfit to return to sea last year ...

The RFA Argus, a British casualty receiving ship, is slated for retirement, then scrapping—but the Royal Navy has repeatedly dragged its heels on sending the ship to its grave.

The US sunk an Iranian warship on Tuesday, four days after Operation Epic Fury was launched against the regime in Tehran.

The FV107 Scimitar is considered a light tank by some and an armored tracked reconnaissance vehicle by others. Among other things, the 1982 Falklands War (aka, “La Guerra de Las Malvinas“) between ...