Where else could former Falklands coastal guns have been reused?
Short answerThe best use is often to leave them in the Falklands, where they provide local defence and reduce the need to send warships south.
NotesThe former Falklands coastal guns were best left in place. Fixed batteries provide a local capability without consuming a warship's time. They act as a force multiplier because they reduce the need to station other ships permanently in the South Atlantic. Surface raiders and disguised merchant vessels make that retained deterrent useful even when the guns are old.