No night bombing operations by the British Royal Air Force
(RAF) Owing to unfavourable weather.
The war against Italy, the British Royal Air Force (RAF) bombers
raided Tepelini, Albania. In Libya, Derna, Bomba and Bardia
were bombed.
During day bombs fell in East Anglia and Home Counties and
in a town in South England. At night Liverpool A had two short
raids. Bombs fell at several places in East Anglia and in
widely separated places in southern half of England.
One Luftwaffe aircraft destroyed, Britain lost one fighter.
The Greek War, Italians abandoned Koritza and retreated northwards
to Elbasan and Pogradets. Greeks began to occupy the town
General Greek advance throughout Epirus front reported. Tanks,
200 motor vehicles, much war material and many prisoners captured.
Argyrokastro aerodrome bombed.
Air Marshal O. T. Boyd, newly appointed Deputy to A.O.C.,
Middle East Command, taken prisoner after forced landing over
Sicily.
King George opened new session of Parliament.
T21
Torpedo boat
Launched 21 November 1940
R60
R-boat
Launched 21 November 1940
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The Second Great War.
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The War Illustrated.
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2194 Days Of War.
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