He repeated the account, already known, how the first bomb struck the Panay, injuring him, how he was carried to the gallery and from there heard the Panay's machine-guns firing and realized that the crew was carrying on under the directions of Executive Officer. It. Arthur F.
Anders.
"The first group of planes dive-bombed from a considerable altitude, which Kept them beyond the range of the Lewis guns," he said in his report. "Later when the Pandy -was visibly smashed, they came much closer and not only let go with their bombs from low altitudes—perhaps 300 to 200 feet—but machine-gunned Due to the present unsettled conditions in China, "The North-China Daily News" will be published daily throughout the holidays.
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