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Mensaje: <blockquote data-quote="jimmytx3" data-source="post: 1132938" data-attributes="member: 7371">Hi, I am sorry about this all being in English, but it is quite difficult to translate.1, The bodies went unburied and uncollected, because of the Argentine shelling, we started to collect bodies but had to stop because it was not safe to do so.2, there was a shortage of body bags, and there was very little identification on the bodies.3, I cannot defend the photographing of corpses, but this has gone on by young men in all theatres of war, it is wrong, but it happens, if we had lost who is to say we would not have had our photos taken in death.4, I no nothing about such actions.Radio transmissions over the 12th / 13th on mount longdon.15.01hrs (zt) from Call Sign 99 to Call Sign 0“Appreciate that there is a lot going on but we are being pestered for above, forward accurate as possible casualty report, known dead, Stretcher cases walking wounded, missing” (12th June) 15.15hrs (zt) from Call Sign 0 to Call Sign 99“Mount Longdon under continual heavy shell fire and we are taking further casualties” (12th June) 19.20hrs (zt) from Call Sign 99 to Call Sign 0“We have moved figures 10 POW`s by Wessex Call sign and have 29 POW`sleft to move also 18 of our own dead for movement to Teal, POW`s priority one, Dead may not be moved till tomorrow. (12th June) 11.56hrs (zt) from Call Sign 9A to Call Sign 0 “Need foam filled tension wheel, need more body bags as well” (13th June)11.57hrs (zt) from Call Sign 99 to Call Sign0 “For Seagull from Manhole, Ensure when battle permits that enemy dead are buried correctly forward field burial forms (names and locations) to Field Registration Officer” (13th June)</blockquote>

Verificación: Libertador de Argentina