SOME GOOD R.A.F. STORIES
C. G. Grey, in a recent issue ol the fi-Jl t l ? 6 as an excellent story Li ver p o °i of a bar-tactician carry ing on about the failmo * and the anti-air-tho Ko° Uns *° S *°P night-bombers. In d . „ r Was a humble member of the ° listen ed patiently and hao a S^ed ora tor whether he lie linn ll6 aDy shooting. He said that him tn’* S i° tlle R,A * F< man asked darkm take his gun and S° into a Mn* to n p < J nd §6t his y° un « est offstrike «. r^l ase a hluebottl© fly and K.AF matclles - “And,” said the down “ wli en you’ve brought u s h ow , 6 bluebottle, com© and tell wrerather Hoi]!! 1 ] 16 !'. of his stories comes from lan! rl? irect A youn S Nether- ] an , e , , as m tlle village store near German r fl °® e ’ and there were two The ni,s . ng officers there also. "Ho rp Uoman behind the counter 5? and S' 61 :. Persons—looked Sain thpv l :,’ turn next?” about fender. “Don’t bother cer, but IVe on * y roun d the cora burn- 1 v 6 gentlemen must be in to England ! ° U 866 they want t 0 get
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 13308, 7 April 1941, Page 3
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