Was Sea Cat useful during the Falklands War?
Short answerIts usefulness could include making aircraft evade or spoil their attacks, although that effect is not quantified here.
NotesA missile can affect an attack without scoring a direct hit. Passing close enough to make an aircraft evade could interfere with its approach or aim. The panel uses a torpedo bomber abandoning its run as a general illustration of that effect. Violent evasive maneuvers could also damage an aircraft. No particular engagement or confirmed kill total is offered.