30 mph wind 24/7. What a bleak miserable wasteland to fight over.
@ca9968Ай бұрын
All I hear when I see a vid like this is "STOPPAGE!!!"
@RedFail1-1Ай бұрын
I thought "40 years? I thought this happened in the 80s?" Then i remembered I'm about to be 40 years old...
@Solarr-eclipseАй бұрын
I’ve been there!!
@mrodneygaliffe6216Ай бұрын
This film or video was made in 1983 as the airfield seems to have a hard surface instead of the metal interlocking grids that first allowed the air-bridge and the deployment of the Phanthoms. 2 Field Workshop REME secured the old bombed out RM barracks at Moody Brook following deployment and the big clean-up of the town and other areas. We came ashore from the MV Norland with the assistance of LCL's and I was lucky enough to secure a peat-shed at No 32 Davis Street with a lady, Mrs Doris McGill, who's kindness and company I shall never forget. I am still in contact with her family after 42 years! The Packard armoured vehicles and various other Argintine equipment like the Mercedes G-Wagons were recovered and brought in from all over the Island - many of it being under-slung from RAF Chinooks or Seaking helicopters. I worked out from that large building which was part of the old whaling station. The stench and aftermath of the conflict remains a distant memory with the clearing up of the rotting body parts from the building which had been used as a field hospital in the last stages of the battle for Port Stanley. Thank you to the Museum for making this film available.
@BritishEngineerАй бұрын
This is so interesting, i’ll be taking a masters in electrical and electronics engineering and a masters in mechanical engineering soon.
@crazybrit-nasafanАй бұрын
Not 100% on this but that Gazelle that was fished out of the water may be the one now restored and on display at the South Yorkshire Aircraft Museum. Anyone know for definite?
@CrniWukАй бұрын
*Right. Now lets see something DECENT and MILITARY!*
@markrossow6303Ай бұрын
So How Long Did They Have to Wait so They Could Record During Wind ?¿
@cyngaethlestan8859Ай бұрын
Thank you for uploading this video.
@paultimms3442Ай бұрын
I was in 37 Engr Regt workshop REME (May-Sept 84). We were based to one side of the runway at RAF Stanley. The A&G section comprised of my welding shop (an ISO container), always flooded and the machy wagon. Our only form of heating were the 4 little wall heaters than were pretty hopeless. This video reminds me mostly of the constant wind and the biting cold. 12 hour working days, 7am to 7pm, 6 days a week.
@carlwilson1772Ай бұрын
Interesting. I wonder what happened to the P&W twin packs from the Bell helicopters and those Pucara engines. Did they ever convert the armoured car to a workshop vehicle and if so what happened to it? The radar is getting into the film. I remember working on the self same Herc that is in the background of the opening clip.
@ABrit-bt6ceАй бұрын
Some of the fun things made their way back to the UK. Some of those have been used operationally.
@labouraredangerousАй бұрын
We defend an island 8000 miles away while leaving our own to its fate
@pauldirac808Ай бұрын
The irony
@jakechapman254Ай бұрын
Being done on purpose to demoralise us….. thank Tony Blair and the WEF
@steviechatАй бұрын
Stop whingeing. We defend Brits wherever they are, well some of us do.
@darylovaltineАй бұрын
What are you actually talking about?
@labouraredangerousАй бұрын
@@steviechat unless they're in Britain
@mikewinston8709Ай бұрын
🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱
@georgegeorgakopoulos5956Ай бұрын
Malvinas to the rescue
@captainbackflashАй бұрын
Aegaian Islands are Turkish!
@thegunnut1944Ай бұрын
Was a great show. Will definitely be attending next year with the firearms display again.
@REME_MuseumАй бұрын
That’s what we like to hear!
@JohnSmith-ei2pzАй бұрын
Trophies for the victorious.
@Anubis-zu7wtАй бұрын
hahaha It's just rubbish and rust
@janwitts2688Ай бұрын
That was really interesting.. could have watched hours of that.
@markriley1677Ай бұрын
My first fighting patrol with the whole force of J Company 42 Commando Royal Marines was looking for the enemy who shot down that very same Gazelle. The Argies that had shot down the Helo and Lieutenant Nunn and his co pilot, swam ashore only to be shot and killed by those responsible for downing the aircraft, sadly we never found those responsible for this cowardly act. The Beaver float plane hanger was used as a Med station and certainly didn’t look like it does in the video, after the surrender we moved from Mount Harriet into Stanley and used the hanger to sleep in. On entering the building we were slipping and sliding on something and once we had got some torches out found out why, the floor was covered in blood and body parts a horrendous sight for anyone no matter which side you were on. We had to put our roll mats end to end side by side covering the floor, one of the many sights that has always stayed with me for 42 years
@erratic100Ай бұрын
ah, was this the hangar where the Royal Marines found a boot complete with a foot inside it? My geography teacher at school didn't talk much about the conflict (this was about 1986), but that was one thing he did mention and what a complete mess the Argentinian medical setup was.
@mh53jАй бұрын
You have got a few things confused here. Lt. Nunn was a Scout pilot killed on 29 May when he was shot down by a Pucara. The Gazelle, XX 411 shown here, was shot down on 21 May by troops under the command of Primer Teniente Carlos Esteban of EC "Guemes" as they withdrew from Fanning Head. The pilot, Sgt.Andy Evans, was hit but managed to force land the helicopter in the water. The gunner Sgt. Edward R Candlish, assisted Evans out of the sinking helicopter but Evans died shortly after of his wounds after he was carried to a bunkhouse at Port San Carlos by several islanders. Candlish reported they were being shot at while in the water. Esteban claims he ordered his men to cease fire, but they either didn't hear or refused to do so. These same Argentine troops shortly afterwards shot down another Gazelle, killing pilot Lt. Ken Francis and LCPL Brett Griffin, both Royal Marines.
@peterstubbs5934Ай бұрын
Illegal stripping mate. JAIL 4 U.
@56NeilWatsonАй бұрын
I arrived at PSC just after it all finished. Lived in the sheep shearing pens for a couple of months, keeping the Wokkas flying
@clive3490Ай бұрын
I was RAOC Stores Section attached to 2 Fd Wksps in 84/85. The Workshop had the Samson by then, did the Panhard ever get converted?
@stupotingooleАй бұрын
Did my time at Moody Brook January to August 1984….brilliant posting
@tonyjustice4554Ай бұрын
yes 1 kings own royal border were there in 83
@dtrain1634Ай бұрын
Great video- you can hear the radar sweeps on the tape!
@cannackАй бұрын
there are so many videos even with modern digital devices that have it too, an interesting phenomenon, those static & naval radars just pump out an outrageous amount of RF energy.
@Calum_SАй бұрын
I wondered what was making the interference. Thanks. 👍
@johntusting2467Ай бұрын
I grew up a stones throw from RAF Neatishead and it's big radar. You could always tell when they'd powered it up as the tv would fade in and out rhythmically!
@RedFail1-1Ай бұрын
Just imagine what that does to the human body.
@cannackАй бұрын
@@RedFail1-1 up close? severe microwave damage, basically a turbo-3rd degree burn. high risk of corneal burns too, nerve sheath damage is also very common with microwave exposures. At a distance practically nothing the farther out you go. cancer risk is not really there, more likely the PCBs in the radars liquid coolant loop will give you that.
@dondouglass6415Ай бұрын
I love this video... I went there in November 86 as a REME mechanic, oddly enough... Memories are made of this.... HUZZAH!!!
@fjb4932Ай бұрын
I simply Refuse to tolerate the constant, unrelenting, ferocious, bitter, tiring, gusty winds. Not needing a rubbish bin is slight consultation . . . ☆
@euricodasilveirarosaneto7680Ай бұрын
Otimo! Falklands forever.
@Your.Fav.GeminiXxАй бұрын
The way she says “prefurrr” just does something to my adhd brain 💀🤫🧏♀️
@KondasnakerАй бұрын
✌️✨✨✨
@jimmalcolm40572 ай бұрын
Brave man, Well done Dusty, Total Repect
@JustMe-43492 ай бұрын
Epic Dusty, well done brother.
@bryansmith19202 ай бұрын
He make me an ex-REME 1977-86 feel humble, May God bless all who serve, their Nations,
@henryblanton69923 ай бұрын
Seeing all those Small Parts and Small Tool Kit needed to Disassemble and Reassemble the L85 reminded me that the British and Japanese People have a common “Sickness”: they both are Addicted to Fussy Fingering of a Lot of “Fiddly Bits.” Maybe that’s a Symptom of being Island Nations!? My Mother (GOD Rest Her Soul) grew up an English Subject, my Air Force Family was Stationed in Europe so we got to visit our Relatives there. I was Stationed aboard MCAS Iwakuni for two years and visited the town of Iwakuni and the city of Hiroshima. Nice People. While in both countries I Recognized the glaring Similarities between between them. 🤔🤗😝😂😎🤙🏻
@blazeobaggins52283 ай бұрын
Mate, putting my CO2 pistol back together was just as complicated.
@trieutrungdan16423 ай бұрын
Vũ khí Mỹ và phương Tây đã bị bắn hạ
@ryankozwurf87943 ай бұрын
Great video of an awesome piece of kit. Expertly parked too!
@MC14may4 ай бұрын
A2 improved but A3 with picatini rails and bipod better. I carried the A2 and im sure my enemies could verify is accuracy and lethality...but they are all dead 😂
@elohimchhakchhuak.94844 ай бұрын
You know its not just a simple gun when you need all the handyman tools😅
@garyalcorn38315 ай бұрын
That ott for a weapons cleaning lol
@roughwalkers6 ай бұрын
Have you posted this on tik tok for the chinese to see
@roughwalkers6 ай бұрын
Lets hope we never go to war the enemy have all this military information
@REME_Museum6 ай бұрын
If you want to download this colouring sheet, you can find it under the Schools > Learning Resources > Art section of our website
@aown7 ай бұрын
Outstanding storytelling Lucy!
@charlottaspidell6057 ай бұрын
'promo sm' 😬
@stungrenade39168 ай бұрын
Hated cleaning these things in the field.....
@ricardobasto47488 ай бұрын
Dicen q es extremadamente malo
@treborschafer39458 ай бұрын
So many parts, I can see why it is unpopular.
@rickwalker28 ай бұрын
Not really. The same number of parts as the G36 or HK416.