Battle of Wireless Ridge (English Wikipedia)

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  • Kon, Daniel (1982). Los chicos de la guerra: hablan los soldados que estuvieron en Malvinas (in Spanish). Buenos Aires: Editorial Galerna. p. 24. OCLC 10723391.
  • "A six-man team from 3 SBS ... with D and G Squadrons, SAS, with the object of creating a diversionary assault from the sea ... were to move across the Murrell River by four fast power-boats ... The raiders had no option but to withdraw. One of the RRCs was badly damaged and limped back on hardly any power. The coxswain steered her by the hospital-ship for a shield and the boat died on them just as they reached the water's edge. Another sank just offshore, but close enough for the team to swim to safety ... An SBS corporal and two SAS troopers were wounded ... The RRCs were riddled with holes and had to be destroyed." Parker, John (2013). SBS: The Inside Story of the Special Boat Service. London: Hachette. OCLC 817045304.

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