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Night bombers interception in Western Europe in 1944



 
 
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Old July 14th 04, 11:05 PM
WalterM140
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Dozens of bombers had limped home in the preceeding
months with damage that clearly indicated the angle of the attack - the Brits
had figured it out


I'd be glad of a source. Some damaged British bombers returned, but few did if
they were attacked by SM.

Walt
 




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