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What Argentine Commandos Wrote About SAS on the Falklands The coordinates are 51 degrees 19 minutes south 60° 58 minutes west Pebble Island. On the night of the 14th of May 1982, the Argentine Naval Air Station designated Estasion Aronaval Calderon held 11 aircraft dispersed along a grass strip on the island's northern shore. Six Pukar ground attack airplanes of Groupot Tres de four turbo mentor trainers armed for counterinsurgency and a single short sky van transport. The garrison numbered approximately 114 Argentine personnel under the command of Capitan De Corbetta Roberto Bianke. Their afteraction report filed the following week at Puerto Argentino and later archived at the Cervisio Historico Naval in Buenos Cyrus opens with a single admission that would color every subsequent Argentine assessment of British special forces operations in the South Atlantic. The report stated that the garrison believed during the first seven minutes of contact that a battalion strength landing was in progress. The actual attacking force consisted of 45 men from D Squadron, 22nd Special Air Service Regiment inserted by four seeking helicopters of 846 Naval Air Squadron from HMS Hermes. The troop commanded by Major Cedric Delves had been landed some six kilometers from the airirstrip and approached on foot across Pete and Tusket grass in conditions the meteorological log at Mount Pleasant later recorded as -4° C with wind gusting to 40 knots. The attack began at 7 minutes 7 local time with L1681 mm mortar rounds and Milan anti-tank missiles directed against the parked aircraft. What Argentine officers found remarkable and documented with considerable precision was the tempo. Teniente D Navio Marga who commanded the airfield defense section wrote that the rate of accurate suppressive fire made it impossible to distinguish individual firing positions. His report contains the specific observation that tracer patterns suggested at least eight separate machine gun imp placements when in fact the SAS troop carried only four general-purpose MG’s , the L7 A2 variant firing 7. 6 62 by 51 mm ball ammunition. The Argentine estimate of attacking strength in the initial contact report submitted to commando de lazaur ran to between 200 and 300 men. The aircraft were destroyed systematically. Each pukar was approached individually and disabled with explosive charges placed against the cockpit and engine cowlings. The Argentine engineering officer inspecting the wreckage on the morning of the 15th noted in his written assessment that the charges had been placed with what he described as knowledge of the airframe, not random destruction, targeted demolition against specific structural points. The report suggests the attacking force possessed technical documentation of the IA58 Pukar that could only have come from detailed intelligence preparation, possibly through the French or Peruvian air forces who operated related types. Casualties on the Argentine side came to one conscript killed and several wounded. The SAS lost no men killed in action at Pebble Island, though two were slightly wounded by an Argentine command detonated mine activated during the withdrawal. What disturbed the Argentine command most reading the report today at the Archivo General Deleto was not the material loss. It was the assessment written in the final paragraph by Capitan Bianke himself. He wrote that his garrison had fought competently, that his men had engaged the attackers with available weapons, and that despite this, they had been unable to prevent, delay, or meaningfully disrupt the operation from the moment the first mortar round landed on the strip. The conclusion was blunt. The garrison had been engaged by troops operating at a standard of training for which Argentine conventional infantry doctrine had no adequate counter recon

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