34 years on, it's still interesting stuff , and a lot of the accounts are still untold, or properly written about. The engagement with the Sea Harriers bouncing the Skyhawks that had just bombed Sir Galahad, is something right out of the Battle of Britain - or Star Wars. Coming down from over 10k like the angels of death, and one pilot splashing 2 with Sidewinder, before gunning a third, with his wingman taking the last one with a Sidewinder. Just in case anyone forgot. These guys were fucking good
8 Aircraft Wrecks & Crash Sites of the Falklands War
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8 Aircraft Wrecks & Crash Sites of the Falklands War
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34 years on, it's still interesting stuff , and a lot of the accounts are still untold, or properly written about. The engagement with the Sea Harriers bouncing the Skyhawks that had just bombed Sir Galahad, is something right out of the Battle of Britain - or Star Wars. Coming down from over 10k like the angels of death, and one pilot splashing 2 with Sidewinder, before gunning a third, with his wingman taking the last one with a Sidewinder. Just in case anyone forgot. These guys were fucking good
34 years on, it's still interesting stuff , and a lot of the accounts are still untold, or properly written about. The engagement with the Sea Harriers bouncing the Skyhawks that had just bombed Sir Galahad, is something right out of the Battle of Britain - or Star Wars. Coming down from over 10k like the angels of death, and one pilot splashing 2 with Sidewinder, before gunning a third, with his wingman taking the last one with a Sidewinder. Just in case anyone forgot. These guys were fucking good
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