It is now established that altogether 30 German and Italian planes were shot down on Armistice Duy, chiefly during attacks on east coast shipping.
British warships protecting a convoy in the North Sea on that day accounted for five German raiding bombers, besides damaging two others.
The guns of the British escort vessel Vimiera, according to an Admiralty communique, brought down two of the/Junkers dive-bombers attacking the convoy, The successes of the warships are in addition to those claimed by R.A.F. fighters, who are reported to *have brought down another eight of the raiders.—Reuter.
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