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Malvinas 1982
Actividad de los Submarinos durante el Conflicto de Malvinas
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<blockquote data-quote="Alejandro Amendolara" data-source="post: 1433690" data-attributes="member: 6949"><p>Sesión del 25 de mayo:</p><p></p><p></p><p>Mr. Amery </p><p>Does my hon. Friend agree that we could not possibly have sent the task force to the South Atlantic unless we already had an independent nuclear deterrent of our own? Does he further agree that without it we would have been open to nuclear blackmail from the Soviet Union and our entire strategy and diplomacy would have been dependent on our allies? Is not the first lesson to be drawn from the F@lkland Islands crisis that we must have a nuclear deterrent of our own now and in the future, and that Trident is the best instrument for that? </p><p></p><p></p><p>§ Mr. Blaker </p><p>I entirely agree with my right hon. Friend. It is reassuring to know that, while large parts of our Navy, Army and Air Force are now in the South Atlantic, peace is kept in Europe by our nuclear deterrent.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alejandro Amendolara, post: 1433690, member: 6949"] Sesión del 25 de mayo: Mr. Amery Does my hon. Friend agree that we could not possibly have sent the task force to the South Atlantic unless we already had an independent nuclear deterrent of our own? Does he further agree that without it we would have been open to nuclear blackmail from the Soviet Union and our entire strategy and diplomacy would have been dependent on our allies? Is not the first lesson to be drawn from the F@lkland Islands crisis that we must have a nuclear deterrent of our own now and in the future, and that Trident is the best instrument for that? § Mr. Blaker I entirely agree with my right hon. Friend. It is reassuring to know that, while large parts of our Navy, Army and Air Force are now in the South Atlantic, peace is kept in Europe by our nuclear deterrent. [/QUOTE]
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