Mount Kent Skirmish
{'<entity_0>': 'Mount Kent Skirmish', '<entity_1>': 'Falklands War', '<entity_2>': 'East Falkland', '<entity_3>': '29 May 1982', '<entity_4>': 'Mount Kent', '<entity_5>': '11 June 1982', '<entity_6>': '31 May 1982'}
[['Mount Kent Skirmish', 'location', 'Mount Kent'], ['Mount Kent Skirmish', 'part of', 'Falklands War'], ['Mount Kent Skirmish', 'start time', '29 May 1982'], ['Mount Kent Skirmish', 'end time', '31 May 1982'], ['Mount Kent Skirmish', 'point in time', '11 June 1982'], ['Mount Kent Skirmish', 'location', 'East Falkland']]
The <entity_0> was a series of engagements during the <entity_1>, primarily between British and Argentine special forces. <entity_4> and the surrounding hills is an area of high ground on <entity_2>, five miles West of the capital Stanley. The first engagement occurred during the night of the <entity_3>–30 <entity_3> when the 3rd Assault Section of 602 Commando Company, led by Captain Andrés Ferrero, ran into Air Troop from D Squadron, 22nd SAS, on the slopes of <entity_4>, sustaining one casualty (First-Sergeant Raimundo Viltes), abandoning much of its equipment to the anger of Major Aldo Rico, their Commanding Officer. The action in the <entity_4> area continued on the morning of <entity_6>, the recently arrived Royal Marines spotted Major Mario Castagneto's 601 Commando Company advancing on jeeps and motorbikes to rescue the stranded patrols of 602 Commando Company. On <entity_5>, the Royal Marine and Parachute battalions of 3 Commando Brigade attacked and captured Mounts Longdon, Harriet, Goat Ridge and Two Sisters Mountain, ending any Argentine Special Forces plans in winning back control of the <entity_4> area.
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