London, Feb. 15.
German night fighters in force tried io intercept British bombers' raids on Bremen and Hanover on the night of February li, states the Air Ministry news service-One British heavy bomber was attacked four times in 100 minutes. After the rear gunner of the British plane had fired one long burst at about 200 yards, the first attacker dived steeply, entered a could, and was not seen again.
The second attacker disappeared after receiving a short burst follo
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ed by longer bursts. A third attack-pom er. equipped with headlights, was given a long burst, and the full beam 10 shot at close range. It banked steeply and disappeared into cloud, emitting smoke and flame.
The fourth attack was made by a formation of three enemy aircraft, zl with headlights. The British rear gunner picked out the centre one of the three and gave him a long burst.
This enemy aircraft burst into flames and disappeared into a cloud, znd the other two enemy aircraft dived into a cloud and was not seen "Hoy" Mexico City
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