Reuters' Air Correspondent, visiting a bomber squadron of the Royal Air Force, quotes a young officer as saying: "They think the Germans are plastering this country rather a lot, but you should see what we have done to Germany for some time. The route over the Ruhr is just a little crowded these nights."
British planes seem to be going everywhere, and the bombing they round a wide area from Boulogne via Berlin to the Baltic. this officer and his comrades described as terrific.
Refuting Marshal Hermann Goering's claim that British bombers fear going out by day, the common officer of the squadron said until recently his squadron was abroad in daylight, and though he has now switched to night-flying, he told Reuter's correspondent that other squadrons of the same group were carrying on the same good work dons since the fall of France.
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