IN THE AIR.
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A IRM EN TAKE, (iO PR ISONERS
LONDON, September 23
A novel exploit is reported. Two British airmen opened fire on a body of Bermans, sheltering in a trench. The Germans hoisted the white flag. A pilot, circling overhead at a low altitude, shephearded sixty prisoners to the British lines.
HAIG S AIR REPORT.
LONDON, September 20. Sir Douglas Haig’s aviation report states: Our aviation observers reported much damage to enemy batteries as the result of our artillery fire. Wo dropped 12} tons of bombs on two aerodromes, while several rail junctions are being heavily attacked. Then: is much air fighting. We destroyed 31 aeroplanes and drove down 22. 'Fen British machines are missing. Eight enemy balloons have been destroyed.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 September 1918, Page 1
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128IN THE AIR. Hokitika Guardian, 27 September 1918, Page 1
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