Diplomatic Mission to London
Britain's United Nations ambassador Sir Anthony Parsons sent back to New York with British peace proposals
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Britain's United Nations ambassador Sir Anthony Parsons sent back to New York with British peace proposals
Meets Haig during the NATO ministerial gathering for an intensive exchange on the Falklands crisis, followed by a joint public statement about their discussions.
Returns to New York with British peace proposals.
British peace proposals transmitted to Argentina
Argentine junta rejects British peace proposals
The Junta rejects the British proposals
War cabinet gives Admiral Woodward the go ahead for landing plan
War cabinet gives Admiral Woodward the go ahead for landing plan
Receives approval for the San Carlos landing.
Thatcher accuses Argentina of obduracy and delay, deception and bad faith, tells Commons of collapse of peace process, and orders task force into battle
Offers to place the Falklands under jurisdiction of the UN, Argentina refuses
Tells Parliament of the collapse of the peace process
Thatcher accuses Argentina of obduracy and delay, deception and bad faith, tells Commons of collapse of peace process, and orders task force into battle
Offers to place the Falklands under jurisdiction of the UN, Argentina refuses
Leads a deceptive SAS action near Darwin intended to distract Argentine forces during the San Carlos landings.
British troops land at San Carlos Bay
Advises on landing sites for Operation Sutton.
HMS Ardent is sunk after repeated air attacks.
The Ardent is sunk
British frigate Ardent sunk in San Carlos Water by air attack - 22 die
Two brigades of troops had been transported 8,000 miles and one of the most successful amphibious landings was conducted in San Carlos Water when 3,000 troops are put ashore without casualties
Two brigades of troops had been transported 8,000 miles and one of the most successful amphibious landings was conducted in San Carlos Water when 3,000 troops are put ashore without casualties
Directs the amphibious landing in San Carlos Water.
HMS Intrepid supports the San Carlos landing.
HMS Fearless supports the amphibious landing.
San Carlos landings begin, codenamed Operation Sutton. British frigate Ardent sunk in San Carlos Water by air attack - 22 die
Shoots down Carlos Tomba's Pucara with cannon fire during the San Carlos fighting.
Leads 3 Commando Brigade ashore at San Carlos.
An open debate commences at the United Nations Security Council into the Falkands War
An open debate commences at the United Nations Security Council into the Falkands War
HMS Antelope is lost after unexploded bombs detonate.
The HMS Antelope is sunk
Atlantic Conveyor is hit by Exocet missiles.
HMS Coventry is sunk by Argentine aircraft.
The HMS Coventry is sunk. The Atlantic Conveyor is sunk
British destroyer Coventry sunk by air attack - 20 die. British container ship Atlantic Conveyor is abandoned with 3 vital chinook helicopters aboard after an exocet missile hit sets the ship ablaze - 12 die
Receives Haig's proposal for a United States-Brazil peacekeeping force intended to secure the islanders and support an interim settlement as British forces gain military advantage.
UN Security Council Resolution 505 instructs de Cuellar to seek negotiated settlement
Mortimer lifts the European Cup after Villa's victory over Bayern Munich.
Withe scores the only goal as Aston Villa defeats Bayern Munich in the European Cup final.
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