frigates. This led to speculation among Argentinian officers that the mission of Hamilton was to act as a forward observer for naval gunfire support. Hamilton's grave can still be seen up the hill from Port Howard. The Argentines allowed the Union Flag to be placed on his coffin before burial. On 15 June 1982, one day after the main Argentine surrender, the garrison surrendered to the Royal Marines of B Coy, 40 Commando and . Ownership changes In 1986, the farm was bought by Robin and Rodney Lee, who let the local population buy shares. In 2004, it was taken over by Myles and Christopher (Critta) Lee, Robin's sons, after the retirement of Rodney Lee. There is one listed building here, the Mount Rosalie Dip. References External links Falklands Pictures, including Port Howard section https://web.archive.org/web/20080807180623/http://www.port-howard.com/page2.html About Port Howard (NO INFORMATION HERE 21/05/2013:11:43:00UTC) Port Howard location Populated places on West Falkland Populated places established in 1866 1866 establishments in the British Empire 1866 establishments in South America