In 1982 a motley crew of friends, fearless young lunatics with high-velocity weapons and mars bars, set sail for The Falklands.  This is the story of a group of Welsh Guards thrown into the unknown and the untold tales from Two Company’s advance on the mainland towards Port Stanley.  This story recounts the tragedies on board the Sir Galahad and at Stanley airfield and the end of the conflict, when 500 Argentinian soldiers were taken back to the mainland on a cross channel ferry, both sides singing Freddie Mercury classics to pass the time.

 

This book, which includes a foreword by Simon Weston OBE, is being produced by Towerprint, a Welsh company which employs ex-servicemen.  A percentage of the proceeds is being donated to Combat Stress and SAMA Wales (South Atlantic Medal Association, Welsh Branch).