FALKLANDS War veterans will be presented with the Freedom of Plymouth as the 40th anniversary of the conflict is marked with a special part of tomorrow's Armed Forces Day.
Thousands of people are expected to gather on Plymouth Hoe for this year's Armed Forces Day, which includes military villages, demonstrations and parades in the arena, and plenty of live music. The event will also offer a nod to the Falklands conflict in 1982, with around 300 Falklands veterans on Parade, starting at 2pm.
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