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<blockquote data-quote="MCanabal" data-source="post: 1189979" data-attributes="member: 14631">Dejo unos comentarios de un diario de Guerra de un Soldado del Regimiento 29 de Comandos.Sobre lo acontecido por ellos una Vez que tocaron tierra. Lo cual tiene que ver sobre estas SituacionesDe fuego Amistoso demaciado Cercano...Funny how you settle into a routine even though some sod is trying his best to kill you, but we had our routine all right as soon as enemy air craft were spotted we headed straight for the nearest trench. Now your probably thinking this was to avoid being hit by enemy air craft fire, WRONG! It was to avoid being hit by our own small arms fire, Because us on A sub were on the left flank of the position, anytime there was enemy air activity, small arms fire erupted all around us, following each aircraft on it's route passed us down the valley across San Carlos water. This meant we were in direct line of fire of nearly every bugger in the Bty at some point in the air crafts flight.In fact it wasn't just our own small arms fire we had to be wary of as every time an air craft came over the sky was criss-crossed with Rapier, Seacat, Seawolf, Blowpipe, bofers, GPMP, amongst other missiles. So the Argies were the least of our problems at the moment.Fuente : <a href="http://www.commandogunner.co.uk/Malvinas%20diary/falklands_diary_twenty_five_year.htm">http://www.commandogunner.co.uk/Malvinas diary/falklands_diary_twenty_five_year.htm</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="MCanabal, post: 1189979, member: 14631"] Dejo unos comentarios de un diario de Guerra de un Soldado del Regimiento 29 de Comandos. Sobre lo acontecido por ellos una Vez que tocaron tierra. Lo cual tiene que ver sobre estas Situaciones De fuego Amistoso demaciado Cercano... [I]Funny how you settle into a routine even though some sod is trying his best to kill you, but we had our routine all right as soon as enemy air craft were spotted we headed straight for the nearest trench. Now your probably thinking this was to avoid being hit by enemy air craft fire, WRONG! It was to avoid being hit by our own small arms fire, Because us on A sub were on the left flank of the position, anytime there was enemy air activity, small arms fire erupted all around us, following each aircraft on it's route passed us down the valley across San Carlos water. This meant we were in direct line of fire of nearly every bugger in the Bty at some point in the air crafts flight.[/I] [I]In fact it wasn't just our own small arms fire we had to be wary of as every time an air craft came over the sky was criss-crossed with Rapier, Seacat, Seawolf, Blowpipe, bofers, GPMP, amongst other missiles. So the Argies were the least of our problems at the moment.[/I] [I]Fuente : [url]http://www.commandogunner.co.uk/Malvinas%20diary/falklands_diary_twenty_five_year.htm[/url][/I] [/QUOTE]

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