The Enemy Came Low & Silent: With HMS Coventry in the Falklands War

Hundimiento del HMS Coventry Un 25 de mayo como hoy en 1982: en las islas Malvinas ―en el marco de la Guerra de las Malvinas―, la Fuerza Aérea Argentina hunde el destructor británico HMS Conventry. En este vídeo se narran los sucesos desde ambos bandos y son partes del documental de History Channel "Malvinas, la guerra desde el aire", y el documental de la BBC "Seas of Fire". | General Historia

HMS Coventry was attacked by Argentinian jets during the Falklands War, killing 19 people. Chris Howe was 25 years old at the time and serving as Petty Officer onboard the Royal Navy ship. | Forces News

The surviving crew of HMS Coventry have returned to the Falklands to visit where the ship sank 35 years ago. The destroyer was bombed by Argentinian Skyhawks and sank in the Atlantic during the conflict in May 1982. Twenty sailors died and 29 were injured. | The British Falkland Islands & British Military

HMS Coventry diver searched wreckage after the ship sank 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 A naval diver who searched the wreck of HMS Coventry after it was sunk during the Falklands has described how he was told to ensure secret information from the ship did not get into the wrong hands. Nineteen sailors were killed and a further 30 injured when the Type 42 destroyer took a direct hit during the Falklands War on 25 May 1982. As the ship sank in just 20 minutes, it took with it many documents and equipment which wer

Royal Navy Releases Images of Falklands War Shipwrecks 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 Lying with her port side buried in the sea bed, this is the outline of HMS Coventry, one of three Falklands wrecks surveyed in stunning detail by HMS Enterprise The separated remains of HMS Antelope, which lie at a 45-degree angle on the bottom of San Carlos Water, and her sister HMS Ardent, which sank in nearby Grantham Sound after being hit by a succession of bombs, were also scanned by Enterprise and her hi-tech survey launch