You have achieved a decisive victory in this battle*
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Aftermath: **
The airstrip Base Aerea Militar (BAM) Condor was defended by two platoons from RI 12 C Company, and by Argentinean Air Force Personnel. The air-force technicians had dismounted four 7.62mm MMG, and one 12.7mm HMG from a Pucara ground-attack airplane, and used them as heavy weapons support. They also dismounted a 57mm rocket-launcher from the same plane, fixing it to a tractor.*
The fiercest fight during the afternoon took place at the School House, where  Argentinean units from RI 25 killed three Paratroopers from D Coy in an incident involving a white flag.*
B/2 Para surrounded the entire position and started to attack from behind. The Argentinean defenders were so surprised by the direction and strength of the attack that they thought the British had transported an entire Battalion by helicopter to their rear.*
In the late afternoon planes from both sides began to appear starting with Argentinean MB.339 and Pucara aircraft from Grupo Areo 3. One Argentinean plane was shot down by a Blowpipe SAM.*
Then, three RAF Harriers from HSM “Hermes” attacked the Argentinean artillery positions at Goose Green with CBUs and rockets, bringing relief to the paratroopers that had been constantly bombarded by the artillery.*
The Argentineans sent B Company of RI 12 from Stanley to Goose Green by helicopter, but the reinforcements were too few and arrived too late.* 
By evening, the Argentinean situation was desperate.*
Major C. Keeble received word that a few civilians were at Goose Green, where the remaining Argentinean forces were still resisting. To avoid the possibility of civilian casualties, Maj. Keeble offered the Argentinean commander, Lt Col. Pedroza, the chance to surrender.*
The offer was immediately accepted.**
By the end of the day, the approximately 500 Paratroopers of the 2 PARA had defeated a force of about 1,100 well entrenched Argentinean troops.**
After the Goose Green Battle, 2 PARA was transferred to 3 Cdo Bde, as reserve for 3 PARA. 

