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Battle of Darwin and Goose Green (view source)
Revision as of 23:45, January 29, 2019
, 23:45, January 29, 2019→Argentinian garrison: Spelling, grammar, and general cleanup, typos fixed: Esteban’s → Esteban's
On April 4th, the first Argentinian unit arrived at Goose Green.
On April 4th, the first Argentinian unit arrived at Goose Green.
It was 27-year-old Senior Lieutenant Carlos Daniel Esteban’s C Company of the 25th Infantry Regiment (''Regimiento de Infantería 25'' or RI 25). Later, the Argentinian Army High Command (''Estado Mayor General del Ejército'' or EMGE) decided to reinforce the RI 25's C Company in the area and sent in 47-year-old Lieutenant-Colonel Ítalo Ángel Piaggi's 12th (Jungle) Infantry Regiment (Regimiento de Infanteria 12 'Juan Antonio Alvarez de Arenales' or RI 12) along with other supporting units.
It was 27-year-old Senior Lieutenant Carlos Daniel Esteban's C Company of the 25th Infantry Regiment (''Regimiento de Infantería 25'' or RI 25). Later, the Argentinian Army High Command (''Estado Mayor General del Ejército'' or EMGE) decided to reinforce the RI 25's C Company in the area and sent in 47-year-old Lieutenant-Colonel Ítalo Ángel Piaggi's 12th (Jungle) Infantry Regiment (Regimiento de Infanteria 12 'Juan Antonio Alvarez de Arenales' or RI 12) along with other supporting units.
They arrived in helicopters between April 30th and May 21st. Then the troops responsible for the defences of Darwin-Goose Green were placed under joint command
They arrived in helicopters between April 30th and May 21st. Then the troops responsible for the defences of Darwin-Goose Green were placed under joint command