Show I L BAD NEWS FOR GERMANY p 21 a. a r 7 n r It 4 Bundle of grief being prepared for far the Nazis These t two wo o armourers have fused this bomb and nd are re securing the tail fin in Its proper position Then they will load the sensitive e ego egg under R the wing of the vicious vicious' Hurry bomber behind yI A streamlined conveyer system feeds s t. t BombIng upi up tion to the multiple guns of a Halifax Before Be Be- Three members mem memo fore the take off one of the gunners checks to hers bers of the ground ensure that there will be no Jam m in a tight spot crew on a Canadian Car Ca Ca- r nadian station are Y pictured at th the winches which witch rw 5 hoist tho the packages pack G ages for the Nazis Into the tho bomb bay I 1 beneath them t v 1 i As this big Wellington bomber W F reaches ac hes its ta target area Flight j t r George Georgo Fowler inserts a flare into the flare chute so that 9 the observer in the nose of the r piano may set his sights and w send time the heavy load of bombs hurtling true into the heart of a t Nazi target A MI k CANADIAN AIR FORCE ROYAL squadrons overseas are con con- in increasingly large ensure leasure to the mounting fury of ofie ie me aerial onslaught in on Germany nd Nazi targets in occupied terri tern try fy ry Recently Royal Cc Cana C tn nac-tn in n Air bombers I m 1 every night for Cor a week and the time squadrons of RC A F. F bomber group formed at the New Year are hitting their full stride Broad careful planning and a terrific amount of detail in which everyone from the theAir theAir theAir Air Vice Marshal down to tho thi lowest lowest low low- est ranking rigger br ue are essential to the si cv 1 ae e c nightly missions The old reliable of ot the raids I Germany is the twin U lington dubbed Wimpy by i t. t Canadians who fly tb them n In the Canadian bomber squadrons r flying the big four Hal Hall Halir i r bombers which can carry an 8 St pound bomb load to Germany |