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Hello everyone welcome back to the history hit warfare podcast I'm your host James

Rogers and as you know each week twice a week I bring you brand new cutting-edge

military histories from around the world once Once a week though, every Wednesday, I like to delve deep into the History Hit Archive

and pull out an episode that I think deserves some more attention.

Now last week we brought you part one of the SAS in the Falklands and it is

2022 it's 40 years since the start of that conflict so it only makes sense to

bring you part two this episode was originally recorded by Dan Snow and it's with

Cedric Delves, Sir Cedric Delves, the man who commanded D-Squadron 22-SAS and Danny West who was second in command during the Falklands War.

You're going to hear incredible stories of raging seas, inhospitable glaciers, hurricane force

wins, helicopter crashes, and SAS raids behind enemy lines. Now do remember to pop along

wherever you get your podcast and drop us a five-star review you can now do that on

Spotify as well it takes one click and it really helps us to get out there to

everyone who loves history. But now here is Dan Snow, Cedric Delves and Danny West on the S. A.S. in the Falklands. Enjoy. So you ended up going into the administrative centre as well?

Yes, we put together what force we could. administrative center as well. Yes.

We put together what force we could, and it's primarily D-squorum,

22-S-A-S, less one troop because they're in stromness. The marine detachments from the ships, a few from

a half dozen silver each, and we've cobbled together a force but nevertheless his core is the squadron and we go in on Humphrey

we've got Humphrey's helicopters we've got brilliant helicopters now and I can't

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