
In 1960 Captain John Strong, was the first Englander to chart the Island; Falkland Sound. This name was given after the First Lord of the Admiralty.
In 1832/33 The United Kingdom wanted to have the power over the Falkland Island. This was after Argentina ignored appointment with the British, like Luis Vernet as Governor over the Islands and over fishing rights.
When we come to 1966, the Island was raid by Armed Peronist. Later he surrounded.
Friday, 2 April 1982 the Falklands War/Conflict starts. This was a war between the UK and Argentina, over the Falkland Islands and South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands. It started with Argentina's occupation on the Falkland Island and South Georgia. It lasted for 74 days, when Argentine surrender on 14 June 1982. The war were actually not declared, but it just happened when Argentine attacked. Britain retook the Island by amphibious assault and the Island remained under British control. Even if the Island actually belongs to Argentina, they shows no sign to claim it back, even if the claim is in the Argentine constitution after its reformation in 1994. The wad led to the death of 655 Argentine and 255 British servicemen. Also three civilian Argentine were killed.
The only thing I found about 1992 was that a diplomatic relations between Argentina and the UK were resumed in 1992. There were also reopened embassies in London and Buenos Aires.
In 2010 the Argentine government, discovered that ships were sailing through Argentine territorial waters to Falkland, South Georgia and South Sandwich. They wanted to require a permit, as a part of a dispute over British oil exploration near the Falklands. Also the British have begun with drilling for oil, really near the Falkland, but the claim that is does not affect the Falkland-controlled waters.
So these are the cases here. It was not easy to find so much about a lot of there dates. But I searched and looked a lot around on the internet, and found just a little bit about each date.