Sure https://www.google.com/amp/s/thehistoryherald.com/articles/british-irish-history/falklands-war/six-better-fuses/amp/ https://www.google.com/amp/s/thehistor

Sure https://www.google.com/amp/s/thehistoryherald.com/articles/british-irish-history/falklands-war/six-better-fuses/amp/ https://www.google.com/amp/s/thehistoryherald.com/articles/b... To avoid the high concentration of British air defences, Argentine pilots were releasing their bombs from very low altitudes, giving the fuses too little time to arm before impact. The BBC reportedly broadcast this information and was severely criticised by the task force Commander, Admiral Woodward, who blamed them for alerting the Argentines to the supposed fault. Interestingly, Colonel H.Jones, commanding the Paras on Falkland, had also accused the BBC of giving information to the enemy when reporting on the capture of Goose Green before it actually happened and had threatened to bring charges of treason against the Board of Governors. Sadly he was killed at Goose Green before he could pursue the charge. First I could find but this has been extensively written about in books.