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<blockquote data-quote="Jualbo" data-source="post: 65233" data-attributes="member: 5749">Por horario no coincide de modo exacto con el ataque de los Harrier GR-3:<a href="http://www.raf.mod.uk/Malvinas/cr3005.html">http://www.raf.mod.uk/Malvinas/cr3005.html</a>Date: 30 May 82 Mission No: Green 1/2Pilots: Sqn Ldr JJ Pook Flt Lt A Harper Base: HMS HermesLaunch: 1130Land: 1230 Weather: CAVOK Weapons: 6 1,000lb retard bombs Mission: Mission was tasked as pair against possible radars on Mt Round and Mt Low.No target was seen on the first pass on Mt Round. Pook strafed UTM on Mt Low and re-attacked Mt Round UTM with retard bombs. He re-attacked Mt Low with strafe and Flt Lt A Harper bombed the Mt Low UTM. At no time was any military target or activity seen at either UTM. On breaking off from attacks against Mt Low both aircraft were illuminated by Super Fledermaus radar from the direction of Stanley, but no AAA was seen.Date: 30 May 82 Mission No: 3B100A/B Pilots: Wg Cdr PT Squire AFC Flt Lt M Hare Base: HMS HermesLaunch: 1150Land: 1305 Weather: ShowersWeapons: 4 pods 2 in RP Mission: Mission tasked against enemy positions on Northern slopes of Mt Kent with FAC from Special Forces in the area.Contact established with FAC and attack carried out although noting was seen.Como vemos hubo dos misiones en la zona. La hora estimada del primer ataque sería en torno a las 12:00 GMT, o sea las 9:00 hora local. No coincide con la hora que nos comentas. Si hay seguridad en ese horario de la pérdida, descartaría a los Harrier. En la primera de las misiones se menciona que detectaron actividad de las direcciones de tiro de la AAA argentina.Saludos</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jualbo, post: 65233, member: 5749"] Por horario no coincide de modo exacto con el ataque de los Harrier GR-3: [url]http://www.raf.mod.uk/Malvinas/cr3005.html[/url] Date: 30 May 82 Mission No: Green 1/2 Pilots: Sqn Ldr JJ Pook Flt Lt A Harper Base: HMS Hermes Launch: 1130 Land: 1230 Weather: CAVOK Weapons: 6 1,000lb retard bombs Mission: Mission was tasked as pair against possible radars on Mt Round and Mt Low. No target was seen on the first pass on Mt Round. Pook strafed UTM on Mt Low and re-attacked Mt Round UTM with retard bombs. He re-attacked Mt Low with strafe and Flt Lt A Harper bombed the Mt Low UTM. At no time was any military target or activity seen at either UTM. [B]On breaking off from attacks against Mt Low both aircraft were illuminated by Super Fledermaus radar from the direction of Stanley, but no AAA was seen[/B]. Date: 30 May 82 Mission No: 3B100A/B Pilots: Wg Cdr PT Squire AFC Flt Lt M Hare Base: HMS Hermes Launch: 1150 Land: 1305 Weather: Showers Weapons: 4 pods 2 in RP Mission: Mission tasked against enemy positions on Northern slopes of Mt Kent with FAC from Special Forces in the area. Contact established with FAC and attack carried out although noting was seen. Como vemos hubo dos misiones en la zona. La hora estimada del primer ataque sería en torno a las 12:00 GMT, o sea las 9:00 hora local. No coincide con la hora que nos comentas. Si hay seguridad en ese horario de la pérdida, descartaría a los Harrier. En la primera de las misiones se menciona que detectaron actividad de las direcciones de tiro de la AAA argentina. Saludos [/QUOTE]

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