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On This Day 1982: Falklands War - British Troops Retake South Georgia

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On This Day 1982: Falklands War - British Troops Retake South Georgia

On This Day 1982: Falklands War - British Troops Retake South Georgia

The remote British territory of South Georgia was reclaimed just weeks after Argentine forces invaded on April 3.

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in a late-night Downing Street press conference - telling journalists to "rejoice at that news." Report by Guinnesse.

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