Four Luftwaffe aeroplanes were brought down off Malta by the
British Royal Air Force (RAF) Three raids in preceding 30
hours were reported from Alexandria. Aden was raided, but
damage done was superficial. During the night of July
28-
29
July 1940 the British Royal Air Force (RAF) bombed German
oil tanks at Cherbourg and seventeen Luftwaffe aerodromes
in Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Northern France.
Air operations over Libya, East Africa, and the Mediterranean
resulted in the destruction nine Italian planes. Frenchr pilots
and screws with the British Royal Air Force (RAF) carried
out reconnaissance over Diredawa, Abyssinia.
Nine German aircraft destroyed in fights over and around our
coasts. At least 70 aircraft took part in aerial engagements
over countryside of Southeast England at a great height in
this combat five Luftwaffe fighters were shot down. Luftwaffe
bomber shot down off South West coast, and a second one in
Southeast England. It was reported that first Royal Canadian
Air Force fighter squadron, fully equipped had reached England.
Nazis stopped at 5 a.m. all traffic between occupied and unoccupied
areas, trains being held up at Moulins.
Adolf
Hitler received Dr. Tiso, President of Slovak Republic,
and the Slovak I Premier at Berchtesgaden.
Earl of Perth resigned his post as chief adviser on foreign
publicity to Ministry of Information.
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Edited by Sir John Hamilton
The War Illustrated.
Edited by Sir John Hamilton
2194 Days Of War.
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