The Archive · 1938

Japanese Aircraft Stage Many Raids

Taking Advantage of Moonlight Nanchang and Hanchow are Continously Raided Hankow, Mar. 15.

The air-raid alarm was "again sounded at 1030 o'clock this morning when it was reported that Japanese lanes had been sighted on roule to Hankow. idl Chinese airerat took to the 'At least twelve Chinese purzutt planes -erulsed above Hankow at a height of 15,000 fect, ready' to chal Tenge the invaders, " while Chinese] bombers flew further afield to avoid the Japanese pursuit planes.

The Japanese machines failed to appear over the city. After waiting for an hour anda" half, Chinese aircraft returned and landed at the

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