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Attempts by dozens of enemy planes to harass British Convoys in the English Channel have

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Attempts by dozens of enemy planes to harass British Convoys in the English Channel have

Attempts by dozens of enemy planes to harass British Convoys in the English Channel have so far met with little success.
Hit and run tactics have been foiled by the speed and skill of our fighters and by the hot and accurate fire of our Anti-Aircraft guns.
Rapid manoeuvring by our ships also helps to upset the aim of German bombers.
Picture shows: One of a convoys escorts, a destroyer, heeling over as she sweeps round in a fast turn.
Great columns of water are thrown up by bombs which
have missed, and explode harmlessly in the sea of the English Channel.
July 1940

Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
England

Media ID 21902967

© Mirrorpix

Armed Forces Attack English Channel Luftwaffe Royal Navy Sea War


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This print captures a pivotal moment during the intense battles in the English Channel during World War II. Despite numerous attempts by enemy planes to disrupt British convoys, their efforts have been largely unsuccessful thus far. The agility and expertise of our brave fighters, combined with the relentless firepower from our Anti-Aircraft guns, have thwarted their hit-and-run tactics. In this particular image, we witness a destroyer escorting one of the convoys executing a swift turn. As she heels over, creating an impressive display of power and speed, great columns of water erupt from bombs that missed their target. These explosives harmlessly explode in the vast expanse of the English Channel. The Royal Navy's rapid maneuvering techniques further contribute to upsetting the aim of German bombers as they desperately try to inflict damage upon our shipping fleet. This photograph serves as a testament to not only the resilience and determination displayed by our armed forces but also highlights how crucial teamwork between air and naval units is in defending against aerial attacks. Taken in July 1940 amidst one of history's most significant conflicts, this image encapsulates both the bravery exhibited by those who fought for freedom and showcases Britain's unwavering commitment to protecting its shores from Luftwaffe bombings.

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