RING the last two day:
Cairo, Aug. 1. '8, enemy concentrations in the vicinity of Kassala have been subjected to intensive bombing by aircraft of the Royal Air Force," states a communique issued by RAF. Headquarters this moi "On Tuesday, raids continued from early morning until dusk.
Yesterday, two further attacks were made on military objectives in the target area, and. severe damage was done to troop concentrations, machine-gun and anti-aircraft posts. A total of ten separate raids were made; all our aircraft returned safely.
"During a raid on Macaaca, direct hits were registered on two large hangars, after which large clouds lof smoke rose."
Details of how two Italian sul ibmarines met their fate in recent engagements with the Royal Air Force, can now be told, In the first case, a patrolling aircraft spotted an enemy submarine and immediately ived to attack, the first salvo damaging the vessel, which tried to submerge in a jumpy manner. The second salvo scored direct hits abaft the condi jing-tower, The attack continued after the submarine had submerge ied, and bubbles and a large patch of oil appeared.
In the case of the second submarine, the second salvo resulted in 'a-direct hit in the conning-tower. 'The submarine disappeared, and a patch of all halt a mile' square formed on the surface and alr bubbles rose for a long time—
Reuter,
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