Welcome to the Official Website for the Falklands 25 Commemorative Events.

Thursday 14 June 2007 marked the 25th anniversary of the liberation of the Falkland Islands following the invasion by Argentina on 2nd April 1982. Nearly 1,000 people lost their lives during the conflict and many others made huge personal sacrifices.

Since then, the Falkland Islands have flourished, both economically and socially, and are still a dependent territory of Britain, and will remain so for as long as the Islanders wish.

The events are commemorating the achievements of all those involved in the conflict 25 years ago. There have been ceremonies and a veterans march amongst other events still to come.

The South Atlantic Medal Association 1982 (SAMA 82) hosted the Veteran’s re-union that followed the ceremonies on Horse Guards Parade. Support from sponsors and through merchandising contributed to the re-union and allowed other funds to be raised for SAMA 82. The organisation is currently fundraising for the 25th Anniversary Pilgrimage that will enable South Atlantic Veterans to re-visit the Falkland Islands. The 2007 pilgrimage will take place in November and will include around 200 Veterans of the conflict.

	About the conflict The Falkland Islands were invaded by Argentina on 2nd April 1982.... more >
	About The Falkland Islands All you need to know about the Falkand Islands more >
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	Memories Share your memories of the Falkland Islands Conflict more >
	Vulcan To The Sky Ten years ago, a group of enthusiastic professionals decided... more >
	Donate to SAMA 82 Pledge your donation here more >
	Forces Reunited Forum Arrange to meet up with old friends on the 17th June. more >