 | HMS Ardent - Final Moments 21 May 1982 This is footage taken from the Seawolf tracker video camera aboard HMS Broadsword. It shows HMS Ardent after the crew had abandoned ship and were taken onboard HMS Yarmouth. |
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 | bombardement de la frégate HMS Ardent. Le 21 mai 1982 pendant la gerre des Malouines, le frégate anglaise HMS Ardent est touchée par des bombes larguées par un A4 Skyhawk de l'armée de l'air argentine. |
 | HMS SHEFFIELD this video is a tribute to the men of HMS Sheffield who lost there lives on May 10 1982 LEST WE FORGET |
 | Malvinas War, Sinking the HMS Antelope In the Falklands War in 1982 the argentinan Air Force was able to Sunk the HMS Antelope with the a couple of A4 Sky Hawk |
 | 100mm Naval Gun Support Belgian Navy firing 100mm canon in NATO exercise |
 | naval gun/ mk110 naval gun/The Mk 110 57 mm gun is a multi-purpose, medium caliber gun. The Mk 110 is based on the Bofors 57 mm Mk 3. The Mk 110 can fire salvos at up to 220 rounds per minute, and has a range of nine miles. The Mk 110 will be used on the United States Coast Guard's National Security Cutter, the upcoming Zumwalt class destroyer, and the new Littoral combat ships. The weapon has a smart programmeable fuse with six modes: contact, delay, time and 3 proximity fuse modes. |
 | Battleship Missouri Gulf War Guns The USS Missouri fired in excess of 800 sixteen inch projectiles during Operation Desert Storm in 1991. |
 | Re: Ataque al HMS Invincible Argentina to this day claims that she hit (and some say sank) HMS Invincible. On 30th May an attack did indeed take place but the attack focused on the escorts some distance ahead of the fleet. The Exocet missed or may have been shot down by a fluke hit from a 4.5" shell from HMS Avenger, its debatable (after action combat reports are not exacly known for their accuracy). 2 of the 4 Skyhawks were shot down by Sea Dart from HMS Exeter. The remaining 2 attempted to bomb Avenger but missed. The pilots to this day claim they hit Invincible. Of course anyone with half a brain can tell you that after action combat reports by pilots are about as much use as a chocolate teapot. Honest pilot impressions don't match the gun camera footage. Which brings me to an interesting point - that the Argentines apparently don't have any gun camera film of this "momentous event" but you can take the pilots word on trust; yeah right. For the Argentines who claim that this lack of proof is because the A-4C doesn't have a gun camera. Well all USN aircraft since WWII have had a gun camera as a standard fit. If there isn't any gun camera film of this event, you can pretty well guarantee that it didn't happen. Never mind that for the conspiracy to be possible requires the suspension of disbelief to the point of insanity, you will never succeed in convincing the Argentines that Invincible never received so much as a scratch. Interestingly, the Argentine propaganda machine claimed to have sank HMS Invincible on six separate occasions during the war. Anyone with time on their hands can check the harbour in Portsmouth on Google Earth, you'll find Invincible sitting there. So my first video on YouTube, sorry its a bit boring but I had a photo lying around that shows this is a lie. I don't suppose for one second it'll make any difference though. Thank you and good night. Any offensive comments in future will simply be removed. Play nice. |
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