The Falklands War as a logistics comparison

What recent war best illustrates a country neglecting logistics?

The Falklands War, where British long-range logistics worked while Argentine support arrangements fell apart.

The answer offers the Falklands War as a clear case in which logistics shaped the result. British arrangements were strained by distance but continued to move forces, supplies, and maintenance support into the theatre. Argentine logistics failed to sustain the force effectively despite operating much closer to the mainland. The comparison reinforces a recurring argument in the stream: governments readily buy visible combat equipment while neglecting the transport, repair, supply, and administrative systems that let it fight.