I am sure there is an Argentinian version of the above events.
The Brits were lucky in that war, some of the ordnance dropped by the Argentinian Super Etrands hit the British ships but did not explode. The ordnance was 2nd World war vintage and had not been tested. One of the ship hit by these dud bombs was British Aircraft Carrier. Imagine, if this 500 pounder had exploded, Great Britain would not be as great. The Aircraft Carrier would be rendered useless or sunk. British government would have been left with no choice but to recall its forces back home.
It is said by eminent personalities through out the history that luck favours the powerful. In this war, Brtis were the more powerful and all the NATO nations provided help to Britain to win this war, hence they won. Unlucky for the Argentinians, they lost, and lost it in a big way in which a big battleship was lost, the Falkland island was permanently handed over to a colonial power and a lot of Argentinian prestige joined the dust.