April 1982 marked the beginning of a conflict that would shake the international community. The Falklands War, fought between Argentina and the United Kingdom, was a territorial dispute over the Falkland Islands, a remote archipelago situated in the South Atlantic. The tensions had been brewing for years, but in April 1982, Argentina's military junta decided to assert their claim, leading to a full-scale invasion of the islands. The international community watched in awe as these two nations fiercely clashed over a landmass of less than 4,700 square miles, igniting a war that would change the lives of those involved forever.