HAVOC WROUGHT BY R.A.F. BOMBERS.—The damaging effects of aerial bombing by the R.A.F. are clearly shown in these two pictures On the left is seen one of the U-boat pens at Brest, which were considered to be impregnable to air attack. In spite of a roof of reinforced concrete and steel, a forty-foot hole has been blown in it. The picture on the right shows how a bomb tore through ten stories of the Germanused Phillips works at Eindhoven, Holland, rendering the building useless.
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Evening Star, Issue 25324, 4 November 1944, Page 8
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84HAVOC WROUGHT BY R.A.F. BOMBERS.—The damaging effects of aerial bombing by the R.A.F. are clearly shown in these two pictures On the left is seen one of the U-boat pens at Brest, which were considered to be impregnable to air attack. In spite of a roof of reinforced concrete and steel, a forty-foot hole has been blown in it. The picture on the right shows how a bomb tore through ten stories of the Germanused Phillips works at Eindhoven, Holland, rendering the building useless. Evening Star, Issue 25324, 4 November 1944, Page 8
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