The Falklands Conflict - People

Name	Role	Info
British
Margret Thatcher	Prime Minister	Britain's first, and to date, only woman Prime Minister.
Lord Carrington	Foreign Secretary	Considered the war a result of failed dipomacy on the behalf of his department; resigned.
John Nott	Defence Secretary	Controvercial Sec.Def., Nott had already made serious cuts to the Navy and was shortly to scrap the two ageing (steam-powered) amphibious landing ships Fearless and Intrepid that played a cruical role in re-taking the islands.
Anthony Parsons	British Ambassador to the UN
Admiral Lord Terence Lewin	Admiral of the Fleet; Chief of the Defence Staff
Major General Jeremy Moore	Commander, ground forces
Rear Admiral John "Sandy" Woodward	Flag, Task Force
Brigader Julian Thompson	Commander, 3 Commando Brigade
Admiral Sir John Fieldhouse	Commander in Chief	Admiral Fieldhouse was C-in-C and in overall command of the Falklands confict. The Conflict ensured a place for John Fieldhouse in the annals of British military history - since World War II, he as been the only C-in-C to have directed British forces to a unilateral victory against a well-equipped enemy.
Jeremy 'JJ' Black, MBE	Captain, HMS Invincible
Commander "Sharkey" Ward	CO 801 Sea Harrier Sqdn., Invincible
Rex Hunt	Governor, Falkland Islands
Argentinian
Nicanor Costa Mendez	Foreign Minister
Enrique Ross	Diplomat
General Leopoldo Galtieri	Head of Argentine Military Junta
Rear Admiral Carlos Büssar	Commander of the Marines
Admiral Jorge Anaya	C-in-C, Navy
Brigadier Basilio Lami Dozo	C-in-C, Air Force
Brigadier-General Menéndez	Governor and C-in-C, Las Malvinas
Vice-Admiral J.J.Lombardo	Head of Naval Planning Unit
Captain Hector Bonzo	Captain of the cruiser General Belgrano
Other Countries
Gen.Alexander Haig	USA, Diplomat
Casper Weinberger	USA, Defence Secretary
General Augusto Pinochet Ugarte	Chile, President & C-in-C armed forces