Scene of a bomb strike in which a Morrison shelter was flung 46 feet into a neighbouring

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Scene of a bomb strike in which a Morrison shelter was flung 46 feet into a neighbouring

Scene of a bomb strike in which a Morrison shelter was flung 46 feet into a neighbouring house, saving the family inside. May 1942

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1942 Air Attack Devon Exeter Homes House Rubble

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