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Retired General Michael Rose has hit-out at the Navy after documents relating to the destroyed Sir Galahad remain classified
Source: express.co.uk
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Retired General Michael Rose has hit-out at the Navy after documents relating to the destroyed Sir Galahad remain classified
Retired General Michael Rose says MoD is still withholding information about the Argentine attack on the British vessel
In 1982, Britain's Special Air Service troops were the first to fire a Stinger missile in combat, during the Falkland Islands conflict. They had been drafted in to distract Argentine forces from the San Carlos landings, carried out by British soldiers in response to Argentina's invasion of the Islands in April 1982.