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Skyhawk in action - HMS Antelope.

Ahhh.....the good old days before drone wars.


Added: Oct-1-2012 
By: Panzerknacker2
In: Weapons, History
Tags: The, Skyhawk, in, action, -, HMS, Antelope, air, force, argentina
Location: Falkland Islands (Malvinas) (load item map)
Marked as: approved
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  • id like to see the rest of that show .very interesting ,from the other side

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    markymark69 (554.14)

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  • A-4 was a great plane.

    However, Remotely piloted aircraft are the future.

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    wharris (2246.72)  

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  • Good documentory.

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    Zeb (633.00)  

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  • I'd love to see the rest of this and see if they are historically accurate or just gloss over a few things (which I completely expect).

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    bmused55 (115.48)

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  • Good people died on both sides for bad politicians.

    RIP.

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    JetRanger (516.44)  

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  • Drones are easily dealt with by emp,but that's what's wanted.

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    Talos4 (220.50)  

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  • Britain may have claimed victory in the end in the Falklands but one glaring fact remains~ A relatively small country gave those Brits quite a bloody nose for their victory and made them pay dearly for it with a savage mauling.

    Of the two I feel Britain was most relieved to see the end of the Falklands war, Argentina has every right to be proud for the showing she gave the crown.

    FWIW, those islands are spitting distance from Argentina, not England and all the world knows it.

    Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
    ValleyBlacksmith (683.00)  
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    • @ValleyBlacksmith shut up idiot.the people living on the falklands wish to be british .they were born there and there familys have been there since before argentina existed.
      or do you not believe in democracy ???

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
      markymark69 (554.14)

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    • @ValleyBlacksmith
      Primarily, the casualties we took were down to old English rules and snobbery. Someone back home in the UK making all the decisions instead of leaving it up to those who were there.

      As for the sovereignty of the islands. They've been legally British for far longer than Argentina has laid claim to them. Brits have inhabited the Islands for centuries. As long as the inhabitants, the rightful inhabitants want to remain under the Crown, the UK will defend them.

      The Argie invasio More..

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
      bmused55 (115.48)

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    • @bmused55 the casualties took were down to cutbacks and outdated equipment geared to cold war anti sub warfare.the anti air equipment was mostly obsolete and no full size carrier with aew aircraft

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      markymark69 (554.14)

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    • @bmused55

      It is 2012, not 1812.

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
      ValleyBlacksmith (683.00)  
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    • @ValleyBlacksmith

      Did you sleep through the eighties?

      The British took the Falklands with the Argentines outnumbering them by 3 to 1.

      The Argentines had their asses handed to them by the British forces.

      Posted Oct-1-2012 By 
      JetRanger (516.44)  

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