🟤 40 years on from the Falklands, two veterans reveal how the nightmares of the Sir Galahad and Sir Tristram bombings have left unanswered questions 👇
It has been 40 years, but Michael ‘Iddy’ Iddon can still taste the smoke pouring from Sir Galahad. Almost every night, as he lies in bed, the burning carcass of the Royal Navy ship looms into view, and the nightmares of the events of June 8, 1982, return to haunt him.
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