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CROSS-CHANNEL FIRING GERMAN GUNS POUNDED
^ • A Q KO r, tr. London, SepteinDer iu. Received 9.50 p.m. iae+ PERMAN guns on the French coast opened fire on Do\ei lasx evening, and there was an immediate reply by the Br.hsh guns The sound of the bombardment was so great that it could be heard in parts of London. The German long-range battenes resumed their shelling of the Dover area early in the mormng, and British guns immediately retaliated, returning sa vo c q 1 YO At dusk the Royal Air Force hammered the German gan emplacements on the French coast. The concussion of bombs falling on gun positions shook the ground on the British side of the Channel. it was one of the most violent ra.ds against German-heid Channel ports.
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Taranaki Daily News, 11 September 1940, Page 7
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