The Archive · 1941

Alarms at Malta

Malta, July 8.

'Malta had no tess than' four air-raid alarms on Sunday night, when enemy aircraft were over the island during the greater part of the night.

Many Bombs were dropped in various localities. and some civilian damage was caused, but there were, Tow casualties.

Searchlights were active, and antiaircraft guns put up a heavy barrage, One enemy bomber, intercepted on returning to its base by a. British fighter, was shot down nto the sea in In the Port of London This picture, she ing activity in the Port of London, demonstrates Britains answer to Nazt attempts to prevent convoys from bringing ita ter "tuppties and food from, alt over the teerd to the heart of the Empire, The European War, July 9.

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