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SS Atlantic Conveyor

SS Atlantic Conveyor, roll-on roll-off container ship, on 26 may 1982, the day after being struck by two Exocet missiles in the South Atlantic near the Falkland Islands. A large part of the logistic materiel for the re-capture of the Falklands, went up in smoke, putting extreme pressure in the task Force. Fortunately one Chinook helicopter, one Wessex helicopter, six Harriers and eight Sea Harriers had flown off in the days before the attack

Picture No
14037692
Media ID
47833448
Size
5433px x 4335px (2.6MB)
Credit
© The Peter Butt Aviation Collection / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Unattributed photographer - Scan of original print
Date
1982

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