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R.A.F. ATTACKS GERMAN ARMY'S SUPPLY LINES.-Germany’s difficulties in keeping up supplies to her army m Russia have been greatly increased by the R.A.F.’s systematic attacks on all Axis sources of vital war materials. This artist’s impression depicts the scene at the Kristiansund docks, where the Germans, trying to speed up their supplies by night-loading under flood-lights, were surprised and heavily attacked by British bombers. The leader of the attack, flying in at mast height, escaped detection until he had dropped high explosive and incendiary bombs.

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Wairarapa Times-Age, 21 September 1942, Page 4

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R.A.F. ATTACKS GERMAN ARMY'S SUPPLY LINES.-Germany’s difficulties in keeping up supplies to her army m Russia have been greatly increased by the R.A.F.’s systematic attacks on all Axis sources of vital war materials. This artist’s impression depicts the scene at the Kristiansund docks, where the Germans, trying to speed up their supplies by night-loading under flood-lights, were surprised and heavily attacked by British bombers. The leader of the attack, flying in at mast height, escaped detection until he had dropped high explosive and incendiary bombs. Wairarapa Times-Age, 21 September 1942, Page 4

R.A.F. ATTACKS GERMAN ARMY'S SUPPLY LINES.-Germany’s difficulties in keeping up supplies to her army m Russia have been greatly increased by the R.A.F.’s systematic attacks on all Axis sources of vital war materials. This artist’s impression depicts the scene at the Kristiansund docks, where the Germans, trying to speed up their supplies by night-loading under flood-lights, were surprised and heavily attacked by British bombers. The leader of the attack, flying in at mast height, escaped detection until he had dropped high explosive and incendiary bombs. Wairarapa Times-Age, 21 September 1942, Page 4

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