The Archive · 1940

Gun Position Bombed

Early in the afternoon RAF. be vers raided a new German gun placement at Cape Gris Nez, west for the six batteries already established beside the Cape Gris Nez lighthouse.

The gun's position was revealed earlier in the day when a single shell from it "whistled across the Straits and burst in the Dover area. No casualties or damage from the shell burst were reported.

German antisaireratt guns am= macrod furiously at the British bom Four persons were Killed and eight wore wounded when German shells fell in the Dover area Friday night "United Press.

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