Enough missile hits could have sunk Invincible. The claim that Argentina actually sank her, however, requires Britain to have concealed the deaths, silenced journalists, and built a replacement quickly enough to preserve the deception. Those requirements make the story implausible even before debating individual attack reports. Industrial capacity, press access, and the number of people involved all provide practical checks on the alleged cover-up.
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The alleged sinking of Invincible fails a practical source test
The claim that Argentina sank Invincible can be tested against the people, industrial time, and press secrecy that a replacement-and-cover-up story would require.