Item 02: Sir Hudson Fysh diary, 1918 - Page 116
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[Page 116]
Tuesday 1 October 1918
Recco, Rayak, Damascus.
Pilot Lt. McGuinness. In air 5 h.
Our troops in Damascus 3000. Turks escaping to the North bombed and gunned, dropped 8 bombs, fired 500 rounds.
For 13 days, 55 h. 25 m., bombs 111, rounds fired 10,500.
[From opposite page] Have done record flying for Sqdn.
Wednesday 2 October 1918
Escort to Recco Rayak.
Pilot Ltd. McGuinness, in air 3 h. 15 m., fired 350 rounds. Turks evacuated Rayak.
Landed at Haifa at new aerodrome. A lovely camp right by the sea.
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