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Hello and welcome to the Battleground Podcast. I'm Saul David and today Patrick Bishop and I

will be talking about the final moments of the Falklands War as British troops closed in on Port Stanley

and the Argentinian commander had to decide whether to keep fighting and turn the town into a

battleground or save the lives of soldiers and civilians alike by surrendering.

Now we ended the last episode with the Scots Guards and two para victorious on Mount Tumbledown and Wireless Ridge,

respectively, after tough resistance from the Argentine defenders during the night battles of the 13th, 14th of June.

What, though, of the civilians in Port Stanley? How were they coping as the gunfire crept ever closer to their homes? We heard

before from Leona Roberts, who was then a 10-year-old girl living in Port Stanley.

The sort of last semicircles of hills just outside Stanley.

And it was really through the night, you know, when the fighting was going on, you could see

the explosions, you could see the trace of fire, you could hear it all.

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