Could competent Argentine command have changed the outcome of the Falklands War?
Short answerYes; Argentina had real chances if it had cared for its troops and used its forces to disrupt Britain's long logistics line.
NotesBritish victory was not automatic. Argentine forces had opportunities to win if they had deployed coherently, supplied and fed their personnel, and attacked the tenuous British communications chain. Britain operated roughly 8,000 nautical miles from home, making logistics a potential operational centre of gravity.