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Can US and British ships be destroyed by Iranian Jets?
This video shows an attack by old Skyhawks on HMS Antelope,watch the moment when the ship explodes killing all aboard.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=689eOgHM6XA&mode=related&search=
Iranian planes do have the capability to attach ships. However, the U.S. practices what's called Air Supremecy, which means nothing flies unless we want it to, so this capability is not an issue. The shore to ship missile sites would be taken with air strikes or cruise missiles if they became a threat.
Also the British Navy at that time had missiles and the early warning radar on separate ships which were too far apart. The U.S. does not make this mistake.
Iranian planes may take off but they would not be more than a fireball in the sky much longer after that.
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Any information about HMS SHARK,Capt Loftus Jones VC,Charles H Smith or any other crew members etc Jutland1916
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Red Herring Friend-All the World wonders-it could of been very nearly a disaster if the Imperial Japenese Navy had kept up there movement on the flank-but as they did on more than one occassion or so it seems they retired early