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A complete cock!!
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Apparently the captain or admiral, or whatever, needed the Lynx handy as the BBC were filming and may have wished to use it.Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostOh, those Iran hostages.
TBH, I think they were screwed over by their command.
IIRC the ship's Lynx was on the deck, rather than in the air providing top cover.
Asking a lightly armed dinghy to take on a gun-boat is a bit much.
I'm sure every generation thinks servicemen of yore were tougher. Victorian army officers probably thought their troops had it cushy compared with the yeomen who fought at Agincourt (and maybe they'd have been right).
But you can only fight your own battles, and when you're in combat it must feel pretty tough going at the time in any age.
P.S. I'm sure shrapnel from a roadside bomb in Iraq hurts much the same as a splinter from a broadside at Trafalgar, or an arrow at Hastings.Comment
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Churchill for PMOriginally posted by Churchill View PostAye, you've pretty much got the plot there!
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