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The bombing of Caproni workshops at Mai Edaga by the Royal Air Force on February 16th

The bombing of Caproni workshops at Mai Edaga by the Royal Air Force on February 16th


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The bombing of Caproni workshops at Mai Edaga by the Royal Air Force on February 16th

The bombing of Caproni workshops at Mai Edaga by the Royal Air Force on February 16th.
Heavy damage was caused to the hangers, buildings and workshops. (1) Bombs bursting on the aerodrome and buildings. (2) Hangers. (3). Parts of damaged aircraft. (4) Direct hits on Caproni worships. (5) Demolished stores, buildings. (6) Ammunition dumps which were seriously damaged in November, 1940.
Cica November 1940

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