Ess The Falklands War 1982 Doubleday

In Falklands War 1982, military historian Duncan Anderson provides a concise yet comprehensive analysis of the ten-week conflict between Argentina and the United Kingdom over the disputed South Atlantic islands. Drawing on historical records and strategic assessments, the book traces the political tensions that sparked the Argentine invasion, the rapid deployment of the British naval task force, and the brutal air, sea, and land battles—such as San Carlos, Goose Green, and Mount Tumbledown—that ultimately secured a British victory. Beyond military tactics, Anderson also examines the profound human cost and the lasting geopolitical consequences the war had on both nations.