Several shots of the children onboard small barge looking at a battleship at sea. More shots of the children being shown around the ship by the sailors. They look at the guns, around deck, etc. Several shots of the children on barge after...
Several shots of the children onboard small barge looking at a battleship at sea. More shots of the children being shown around the ship by the sailors. They look at the guns, around deck, etc. Several shots of the children on barge after tour around the ship. Several shots of the harbour with some very old rusty ships. Various shots of small seaplanes being wheeled out of hangar and placed into water for the takeoff. Plane takeoff, another plane in water. Various air shots of the countryside from the plane, fields, houses, etc. Various long shots around the Falklands showing small towns, houses, countryside. Many signs reading 'God Save the Queen' and 'Keep Falklands British' are seen in windows, some graffiti also. People leaving the church, priest says goodbye at the door. Two priests talking. More shots of the people on the streets, people playing football, crowd watching the match, etc. LS. War memorial.
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