'A member of a bomber crew said: We ran through a curtain of green tracer bullets and dropped a salvo. The noise was deafening. Wo saw large bits of the carriage and trucks ying in all directions. The wreckage soon" cnuht fre and shortly afterwards the whole place was ablaze"
Ten miles from Dure thirty vehicles of a motorized column were attacked and completely disorganized. The train was completely wrecked by bomb on the carriages immediately behind the engine.
Railway junctions were attacked at Jemelle, Libramont and Recogno, where a large explosion followed the bombing of an ammunition dump and a petrol depot. A train was bombed on a viaduct near Namur and a direct hit caused half of it to disappear, Many other convoys were bombed and machine-gunned.
The railway junction at Louvain was set afire and the junction at St. Quentin was heavily bombed. At: tacks were made on marshalling yards and acrodromes in Germany.
A pilot who successfully bombed an aerodrome northeast of Dortmund reported on his return that he had seen, blazing fire in the Ruhr, showing that another raider had found the Attacks on Belgian Front hit hard on Saturday daylight raids over a lo aren. Bombers. attacked pontoon and road, bridges along "the Belgian front. Two hundred bombs were dropped upon a long column of supply lorries near Boulogne, then the attackers dived to 90 feet, scatfered smaller bombs, The main road bridge over the Lys River was demolished and two pontoon bridges were attacked. One was wrecked, the other badly damaged and. approaches were blocked, Large bodies of - German troops massing in the rear of the battlefield in Belgium were heavily bombed late jin the afternoon—Reuler,
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