I received my copy in time for Remembrance - such an emotive time of year - each and every casualty is honoured with the same dignity and respect, regardless of rank, service or award. To know that the author penned the words for her own husband’s entry and the painstaking, meticulous background research over so many years only adds more credence and gravitas to the writing, which paints pictures of these individuals as just that- individuals rather than just one of the 258. She’s achieved what no one else has- recognition of the family lives of each and every Fallen in any conflict.

Jane Anderson, Saxmundham Poppy Appeal Organiser

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Soldier Magazine - November 2024

A poignant tribute to all those lost in the Falklands conflict, including my brother, beautifully written and painstakenly researched it provides an insight into each individuals personal lives and family backgrounds prior to service life. It promotes a sense of solidarity between the families of those lost regardless of whether they have ever met or not. Thank you Jay Morgan Hyrons.
Lin Issitt

Linda Issitt

The Falklands Fallen, written by Jay Morgan Hyrons is a poignant tribute written with compassion and empathy by an author who writes with her own heart wrenching experience of someone who knows of the deep sadness of the loss of a loved one in the Falklands war. The book written sympathetically brings us a fleeting moment in the lives of the names on the roll call of those who gave their all, for the freedom of the Falklands Islanders and remain on patrol forever. Reading this book we get to know the men behind the uniforms through research and speaking to families, who once led ordinary lives echoing the sentiment that every casualty carries with it a personal story of sacrifice, and one day with very little warning went off to war, and now they are our heroes. I know my youngest brother is among them.

Keith Boldy