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AS MIDNIGHT chimed and 15 September began its eventful course, London was in the middle of its eighth consecutive night of aerial bombardment.
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noon action, noon attack, pilot bailed, fresh squadrons, fighter controllers, damaged action, plotting table, close escort, bomber formations, raiding force, daylight attacks
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Bomber Geschwader, Fighter Command, Royal Air Force, Pilot Officer, Big Wing, Battle of Britain, Fighter Geschwader, Ray Holmes, Biggin Hill, Prime Minister, Air Vice-Marshal Park, West Ham, Buckingham Palace, Air Fleet, Great Britain, Rolf Heitsch, Royal Navy, Wilhelm Raab, Winston Churchill, Heinz Kirsch, English Channel, Horst Schulz, German Air Force, Keith Park, Royal Artillery
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