Item 02: Sir Hudson Fysh diary, 1918 - Page 110
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[Page 110]
Thursday 19 September 1918
Rounds fired 600, bombs droped 7. 2 Reccos done. Pilot Lt. McGuinness. In air 3 h. In air 2 h. 25 m.
Tonkin & observer shot down, captured and recaptured.
Dowling wounded in leg, Mulford wounded in shoulder.
Friday 20 September 1918
Rounds fired 1000, bombs dropped 16. 2 bomb raids on Turkish [indecipherable] retreating, great execution done.
Pilot Lt. McGuinness. In air 2 h. 10. In air 2 h. 25.
Bomb raid Semakh, bombed 2 Huns on ground, 1 rendered useless, confirmed by Lt. Vernon.
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