HMS Invincible leaves for Falkland Island with nuclear weapons - Daily Mail
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- The WE.177A nuclear depth charges were taken aboard aircraft carrier HMS Invincible (inset), from which the Prince (main image) flew sorties as a Sea King helicopter co-pilot with 820 Naval Air Squadron. The Nuclear Information Service report estimates that there were ten warheads aboard Invincible, 16 on the second British carrier, HMS Hermes, and more aboard support ships in the task force dispatched by Margaret Thatcher in 1982. According to the report, the Royal Navy should have removed the ordnance from the warships before the fleet sailed to the South Atlantic, but the task was not performed since offloading the weapons would have given the Argentinians more time to dig in.
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I have a mate and he was Tactical Radar Operator on HMS Invincible during the Falklands War he didn't know if he was going to live or die!... HMS Invincible visited NZ in 1983.. I thought it was awesome!... thanks from NZ 👍🇳🇿
If he happens to see any comments from some Argentinians he prob still doesnt know as apparently his ship is on the bottom of the south atlantic!😂🤔🙄
The brave Argentinian pilots sank 7 Britshit pirate ships and badly wrecked more than 20 ships including HMS Invincible, The Britshit never had Legal rights to the Island Malvinas Argentine which they invaded in 1833 and expelled the Argentinian Legal Authorities, the British won the war Thanks to the help of the US, winning a war does not give rights.
@@shaunmcclory8117 When I visited the HMS Invincible in 1983 there was no evidence of it being hit.. and Royal Navy personnel I know that served in the Falklands War on HMS Invincible said it was not hit.. so who is right bro?
@@allgood6760you are, Invincible never sank
Yes I remember the HMS Invincible visiting Auckland. Bloody brilliant. My mate and I were so excited, we were young and forgot where we parked the car in the parking building when we went back...
Some South American country: trys to steal Britain's rocks
Britain: *PREPARE THE ENTIRE ROYAL NAVY*
Steal XD
@@cardsharper1909 Yes, steal, no one was on the Falklands natively.
@@Orthane lack of history I guess
@@cardsharper1909 yes, on your part. Touch sovereign land at your peril.
@@DonMo999
E ñeri la moni se re tomo el palo
Como? Nos re fuimos al baile
Hoy me dejas, me traicionas
Y yo que te quise a vos
Sos re traicionera vos
Tu, tu, sos alta traidora
Hoy me dejas, pides perdon
Pero ya es muy tarde hoy
Tu, tu, sos alta traidora
Me di cuenta que no sabes amar
Por tu culpa no tengo ganas
De volverme a enamorar
Mee voy a bailar, me voy a fumar
Me voy a tomar & te voy a olvidar
Lo bailas con el wachoon
Hoy me dejas, me traicionas
Y yo que te quise a vos
Sos re traicionera vos
Tu, tu, sos alta traidora
Hoy me dejas, pides perdon
Pero ya es muy tarde hoy
Tu, tu, sos alta traidora
Me di cuenta que no sabes amar
Por tu culpa no tengo ganas
De volverme a enamorar
Mee voy a bailar, me voy a fumar
Me voy a tomar & te voy a olvidar
I must say these 2 Aircraft carriers are mighty,its a nice view to be honest. 🇮🇳❤🇬🇧🏴
Those carriers are no longer in this world !
They are replaces by the two giant Queen Elizabeth Class carriers.
Fun fact:
HMS Hermes, the bigger of the two Carriers that sailed for the Falklands in 1982 was sold to India in 1986 and became INS Viraat.
Argentina: takes an island with like 30 British people on it
UK: CLEAR FOR ACTION!!!!!
The UK leaves no man behind
Greetings from Chile! Glad Britain won that war
Visité chile hace unos meses, muy amables fueron con nosotros siendo argentinos. Personas como vos son las que seguro desenorgullesen tu país, tratando de lamerle las botas a inglaterra.
@@daianerviti3563 claro somos amables con los argentinos ubicados, con los argentinos que viven justificando el expansionismo de su pais nos reímos de ellos
@@franzjoseph2809 lea historia.
@@daianerviti3563 cuál historia, la sesgada por el nacionalismo argentino?
Ché, solo responde esto, porqué molestan tanto por Malvinas sí las perdieron en 1833 y no son capaces de devolverle a Paraguay algo que le jugaron en la década de los 1870s?
O solo cuando les conviene los otros fueron expansionistas con ustedes?
Doble moral.
@@franzjoseph2809 recién veo su mensaje. Son situaciones muy distintas, con Paraguay ya estábamos en guerra en conjunto con Uruguay y Brasil. Inglaterra las usurpó sin más.
Argentina: "I call Dibs on the Falkland Islands."
UK: "Can you dont."
Argentina: *invades*
*Rule Britannia intensifies*
UK: "YOU DARE OPPOSE ME MORTAL?!?"
Battle of Singapur 1942
My uncle was in the falklands war
What he think about Argentina?
Don’t mess with Maggi, she be packin
She'd be sitting on It's arse happy in the fact that cunts are trading lives for votes.
@@ZIGSVIDS are you saying lives have no value, or that lives are of infinite value?
If they have no value, you have no case. If each life has infinite value then you cannot risk anything. Therefore because living involves risk you should not live. Obviously nonsense.
Few things are more important than voting in a democratic country, so it follows that a war won would affect an election, and that those lives lost were a price paid by our country for important values were hold
@@ZIGSVIDS you pathetic tard clueless
Hell has frozen over since she is now there.
@@mast3rchief536 what would of you done differently then smart arse?
RULE BRITANNIA
Nuclear depth charges if I remember correctly.
Wouldn't those contaminate the ocean? Or does the radiation disperse quickly enough to do any lasting damage?
@@loszhor contamination isn’t exactly a priority in nuclear war...
@@adamwilliams4067 It does if you contaminate you're own area! Provided they used those near the Falklands themselves in this case, of course.
Wow these replies, just wow
@@loszhor Civilised countries who have nukes can't use them against non nuclear countries, what a bummer.
Lovely to see
She more than probably did. All ships sailing in anger or training carries a complement of her usual weapons because at any moment they could be diverted into a situation where nuclear ordnance is authorised against a country other than the argies. You don't just in many cases 'choose a loadout' for a ship of war lol
Im not expert in all things military, but I think had this happened now, the UK would have been able to do this with a lot less men and hardware. A few surgical strikes on strategic locations and some discreet SAS raids, the islands would have been retaken in 48 hours, max.
Tengo entendido que les prestaron el portaaviones Forestal y 100 aviones ya que el "INVENCIBLE " fue averiado .
I think the Brits did it as a show of power, plus it's always hard to take over an island(history supports this). Watch some videos and you will see that argens were heavily armed and has huge numbers superiority, plus they had numerical advantage in no.of aircrafts and they happen to sank a lot of royal Navy vessels
I had thought taking the Argentine bosses to a quiet field and tell them,watch this,call in a strike from a Polaris missile,not a loade one,then say to the junta,next one is ready to fly,target your capital,you can either evacuate your capital or get out of the Falklands,your choice,you have 2 days.Whats the point of paying billions for a deterrent. However,it was more political,won another 4 years,and in their eyes,its worth the lives.
Probably quite wrong actually. Britain does not possess enough surface ships anymore.
There were a lot of STUFT ships. ( Ships Taken Up From Trade.
The RAF are/were next to useless at this kind of range.
And the SAS performance in the conflict back in 1982 left a lot to be desired. Very mixed results from those guys.
Defo no expert.
It's "Don't cry for me COMMA Argentina" I can't even!
A comma doesn't appear in the song title though, so perhaps you should aim this comment at a Lloyd-Webber/Rice video.🤔
@@csb7376 Don't spoil my fun!
Nuks in America? This is a flagrantly...
Who's here from the crown
That's a big ship
If you think that is big look at HMS Elizabeth the new aircraft carrier
HMS Invicible only had a displacement just under one third of the new HMS Queen Elizabeth.
@@karireinikainen2876 I think he was on about Hermes
@@karireinikainen2876 I think he was on about Hermes
@@GEA_RuthlessKillaz35 Still small compared to either the New Queen Elizabeths, The old Ark royal from the 70's or any US Carrier of the time apart from Lexington
we 177 was a conventional air dropped bomb .
Cllickbait. No mention of nuclear weapons at any point in the entire film.
We wouldn’t have the balls to do this now
We would
We really would
We'd have to.
We are too woke now
@@jb894No we’re not mate 😂😂
Dont cry for me argentina
Uh? Why is he referring to her as the flag?
The flag ship was the one with Admiral Woodward on it. So that’s HMS Hermes.
I believe Admiral Woodward was on HMS Glamorgan, off Gibraltar, when Invincible & Hermes left Portsmouth. He, with his flag, later transferred to Hermes.
Este tema sobre el ataque al portaaviones HMS Invencible se hizo muy popular en las redes, por las cientos de entrevistas, documentales, disertaciones de los pilotos argentinos que vienen asegurando desde hace 40 años que le pegaron al portaaviones británico, algunas redes tienen hasta un millón de visitas, he visto que lo tratan uruguayos, peruanos, españoles, entre otros. Esas publicaciones atrajo a muchos británicos y lacayos de Gran Bretaña que aparecen solo para negar un ataque que nunca vieron, algunos aparecen con el cuento de que tienen un tío, otro un amigo, otro un abuelo que les dijeron que no fue atacado y bla, bla, bla, traen fuente que no prueban nada. No existe un documental británico, ni entrevistas donde los tripulantes del portaaviones HMS Invencible hayan relatado su experiencia en la guerra y negando el ataque de los pilotos argentinos, es la pieza fundamental del rompecabezas que falta para completar esta parte de la historia. Si la tripulación del portaaviones hace 40 años que están mudos, ni siquiera dan entrevistas, es porque algo malo les sucedieron a bordo aquel día del 30 de mayo de 1982.
Dicen que la pintura del portaaviones se veia muy nueva cuando volvio a Inglaterra, no tenia rastros de oxido que deja la sal del mar luego de varias semanas en el oceano y que fue el ultimo navio en regresar. Quisieron ocultar los daños a toda costa.
@@victorgodoy5820 Y también grandes manchas de aceite en la popa y en la pista que el portaaviones que llega a Portsmouth en setiembre no la tiene. A donde le hicieron semejante trabajo para dejarlo como nuevo? Cualquier medio serio que sepa de portaaviones se hubiera dado cuenta que algo raro le sucedió al HMS Invencible cuando desapareció en medio de la guerra ese 30 de mayo y aparece en septiembre muy lujoso, con pintura nueva y demás.
Deben haber hecho toda la reparacion en Ascension...
@@victorgodoy5820the images of the day show it covered in rust, and soot, from the funnels. It resupplied on may 30, and was back in action by June 4th. Over the summer it performed maintenance on its turbines, which had been running at full since the start of April. No damage occured to HMS Invincible, nor HMS Hermes
@AjedrettoTV ascension? You're hilarious. There were zero facilities for such repairs there. And doubly, even if that crackpot theory is true. She came home still floating didn't she. Can't say the same for belgrano
When the arginine kid touches your rock collection
You are wrong
Exocet?
@@felswrath1551 you sure the navy didnt fight?
@@felswrath1551 are you sure the navy didnt do much? last chance
@@felswrath1551 sure.. marine infantry is part of the navy and fought outnumnered hardest battles like tumbledown only 30 marines against an entire regiment.. also navy aviation with super etendards and a4 launched from our carriers did a lot of damage and not to mention our development of the ITB putting out of action HMS Glamorgan with a land exocet and aermacci recon spoting the fleet and attacking with rockets amd Drawinng them in mid air.. Navy is not just about ships however you are also forgiving that a minor embarcation shot down a harrier a number of skirmishes were some ships played support duties
Federico Aprile I remember the white flag being flown over port Stanley despite the fact the argies vastly outnumbered the British.
@@connorellis34 in all battles british fought outnumbering the garrison even in goose green
Click bate title
How is it clickbait?
@@rowan7149 Reference to nuclear weapons
@@Chopper894 Yes, they had nuclear weapons on board… how’s that clickbait. I don’t even think clickbait was invented in the 1980s
Viva Maradona!!!!!!
You lost
@@kainoawaikiki2614 In the 86's world cup??? No, we won!!!!
Cocaine loser
You cheated to win.
@@griseldafernandez9824 I would rather win a war than a football match lmao.
Al Invencible lo hundieron el 30 de mayo de 1982. Este del vidro no estuvo en el conflicto de Malvinas
Idiot.
Malvinas is spelt Falklands! Oh and by the way they have NEVER been Argentinian
Lo que le falta a la juventud ahi en materia de trabajo y oportunidades para poder tener una vivienda y emprender una familia se los quita su gobierno para mantener el gran gasto militar en las Islas. Si estan contentos asi allá ustedes. No apoyen un gobierno que los ha usado siempre. Respeten y seran respetados.
Invincible sailed proudly till the early 2000s. Rats ass you sunk her!
A Sea Harrier from Invincible shot down a C-130 on June 1st
A day after Invincible was supposedly sunk...
And did Britain like magic up another Carrier after she was sunk or something?
England NO PICNIC.MALVINAS ARGENTINAS
You lost
It’s funny - you hit translate and it instantly turns it into “Falklands”
And yeah - it’s still British. You lost mate.
@@davids5566 danger danger danger EXOCET EXOCET EXOCET.ha ha ha
@@claudiorequejo8404 Argentina has fewer A-4 Skyhawks than the RAF has missiles on their euro fighters in the Falkland Islands. Set aside it’s a 68 year old design. Those Exocets aren’t going anywhere 😂😂 - no launch platform, no Exocets!
@@davids5566 the missiles of RAF(sidewinder) this is 🇺🇸.england👎Argentina💪💪💪💪🚀🚀🚀💥💥💥💀💀💀😭😭😭MALVINAS ARGENTINAS.GIBRALTAR IS ESPAIN.PIRATES PIRATES