Thanks and there is no digital copy of the book that I'm aware of, I only have a hard back I brought after I started this project that I transcribed from, as well as rewording a lot of it and putting in bits from my other sources

Great read! Did you transcribe it, or literally copy and paste some of it?

Regardless, it was a great read, a great remembrance, and the perfect way to celebrate the people and places that give our hobby so much meaning.

Cheers!

Cheers guys, wasn't sure how many people would be interested in this so its good to know a few of you are

lolz. TBH not much of this is new information and most of this was lifted directly out of the book "Modern Combat Ships 5 Type 21" by Capt John Lippiett, RN, (1990, ISBN 0 7110 1903 7), although I did add quite a bit more information I've been able to gather up from other sources too like the names of the Dagger pilots and a bit of information from their side in the first attack etc from an Interview of them, and many others but ye, I can't take much of the credit, other than putting this post all together from all the sources I have

Excellent reading, certainly a piece of history to be remembered, thanks Rhino!

Nice read mate, good on you.

This was a very interesting read! Thanks for posting

And in which academic journal will this article be published?

Whilst serving I'd been to Falklands on a number occasions, visiting a lot of the memorials.

Thanks for making this, a fitting tribute. RIP

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