| − | While Kilo Company was fighting on the eastern end of the summit and coming under artillery fire, Lima Company was making its way up the southern slopes of Mount Harriet under heavy machine gun fire from Second Lieutenant Pablo Oliva's platoon which opened up soon after Captain Wheen's men crossed the start line. Milans and artillery support were successful in knocking out these and other enemy machine-gun sangars, but it took a number of hours and 14 wounded from Argentinian artillery and sniper fire, before Lima Company's half of the summit was taken, still in the dark. 5 Troop was then sent forward to the next objective just to the north of the summit, but was initially held up until Second Lieutenant Lautaro Jiménez Corbalán 3rd Rifle Platoon crumbled under mortar and artillery fire. | + | While ''Kilo'' Company was fighting on the eastern end of the summit and coming under artillery fire, ''Lima'' Company was making its way up the southern slopes of Mount Harriet under heavy machine gun fire from Second Lieutenant Pablo Oliva's platoon of conscripts which opened fire soon after Captain Wheen's men crossed their start-line. British artillery fire and MILAN anti-tank missiles were successful in knocking out these and other enemy machine-gun sangars, but it took a number of hours and 14 wounded from Argentinian artillery and automatic fire, before ''Lima'' Company's half of the summit was taken, still in the dark. Lieutenant Jerry Burnell's 5 Troop of ''Lima'' Company was then sent forward to the next objective just to the north of the summit, but was initially held up until the defenders in Second Lieutenant Lautaro Jiménez Corbalán 3rd Rifle Platoon crumbled under heavy nachine-gun, mortar and artillery fire. |
| − | With dawn and Lima Company still fighting forward, Juliet Company was ordered on to Goat Ridge, by which time Kilo Company had captured the summit. In successfully taking its objective, 42 Commando had lost two killed and thirty wounded. | + | With dawn and ''Lima'' Company still fighting forward, ''Juliet'' Company was ordered on to Goat Ridge, by which time ''Kilo'' Company had captured the summit. In successfully taking its objective, 42 Commando had lost two killed and thirty wounded. |