U.K.O.R_Ivan

I know there is another film about it, I'll pop down to the video store and find out what it is.

Sorry. Sorry I even asked mate, wasn't thinking at the time!

It would be hilarious to suddenly fly inside the tunnel as the Harrier and sit inside, making the enemy wonder "Where is the bugger?"

And that one bomb made the Argentines think twice! Good Stuff.

Interesting, but no Harrier losses though in A2A combat though. Well, on that note, I'm going to stop, but others probably won't. What was his name?

Air combat fighter claims over the Falklands Royal Air Force and Fleet Air Arm Date and pilot name, Aircraft Destroyed, Armament Used May 1: F/Lt Paul Barton, RAF, Mirage, Sidewinder Lt Steve Thomas, Mirage, Sidewinder F/Lt Tony Penfold, Dagger, Sidewinder Lt Al Curtiss, Canberra, Sidewinder May 21: Lt Cdr Ward, Pucara, 30mm Cannon Lt Cdr Mike Blissett, Skyhawk, Sidewinder Lt Cdr Neil Thomas, Skyhawk, Sidewinder Lt Cdr Fred Frederiksen, Dagger, Sidewinder Lt Steve Thomas, 2 Daggers, Sidewinder Lt Cdr Ward, Dagger, Sidewinder Lt Clive Morell, Skyhawk, Sidewinder F/Lt John Leeming, Skyhawk, 30mm Cannon Lt Clive Morell, Skyhawk, Sidewinder May 23: Lt Martin Hale, Dagger, Sidewinder May 24: Lt Cdr Andy Auld, 2 Daggers, Sidewinder Lt David Smith, Dagger, Sidewinder June 1: Lt Cdr Ward, Hercules, Sidewinder and 30mm June 8: F/Lt David Morgan, 2 Skyhawks, Sidewinder Lt David Smith, Skyhawk, Sidewinder Quote from Aircraft VS Aircraft Now, there is some good information. I've never heard of any Argentine claims to any air-to-air kills, until today, and I've searched everywhere. Unless you've got some links and leads to back those claims up, then I can probably safely say they never happened and was just Argentine propaganda, some of the many that was floating around at the time. It's like the 1982 Lebanon conflict, Israeli pilots claimed 87 without loss in air to air combat, however, the Syrians and Soviets claimed 21 kills with 67 IAF F-15's and F-16's downed. But we all know the Israelis didn't lose anything in air-to-air combat. Cheers,