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Mensaje: <blockquote data-quote="Nito" data-source="post: 1093116" data-attributes="member: 28973">Estimado Biguá,Le adjunto la respuesta solicitada sin traducir, apelando colaboración a algún conocedor de la lengua inglesa. Entiendo que hay coincidencia con su análisis. Nuevamente le agradezco la participación académica en este foro, la investigación con los protagonistas directos y su paciencia docente My role was Tactical Radio Operator, I alerted the other ships of the incoming aircraft, I used a foot switch to operate the radio, leaving my hands free for my camera!I remember going out into the sound and thinking that it wasn't such a good idea at the time especially after seeing what happened to the Ardent. I suddenly saw the Daggers come racing up the sound, reported the sighting on TAC radio, watched them zoom up and circle to come back as we turned and raced back into the bay 'Bomb Alley'. Next was mayhem, noise, bullets, smoke, panic. A young sailor came up to the bridge, crying, I assured him that he was ok, then carried on using the radio passing messages. I had to breathe through my spare gas mask cannister as the thick black smoke from the fire was coming up to the bridge and out through the door where I was sat. I threw my gas mask down the ladder to the tiller room where they carried on trying to control the ship.None of the bombs exploded, they passed straight through. Bullets went everywhere, one destroying my Chief Petty Officers bicycle stored in the mast.The fire was caused by bullets hitting one of our Wasp helicopter's AS12 missiles (or so I understand). It blew up on the flight deck and burned out the PO's mess and melted everything in the dining hall.Your analysis of my photo's is very interesting, I've only had my own version of events to rely on all of these years, so to see a different perspective is great. Yes it's a GPMG 7.62mm mounted on the bridge wing. <a href="http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/811/37883428233445478591386.jpg/" target="_blank"><img src="http://img811.imageshack.us/img811/9422/37883428233445478591386.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></a>HMS Plymouth entrado al "Valle de las Bombas" (" ...I was thinking that it wasn`t a good idea at the time..."-Spike 08JUN82)</blockquote>

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