War in the Underseas
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The five Germans were floating on the water. The British gave them a round or two from their guns, but before they had got well within range the enemy were up and had taken places in their usual V formation at a height of about 200 feet. This was speedily broken up as our airmen gained on them, the V rapidly assum- ing the appearance of an elongated I, or single line ahead. Having succeeded in scat- tering them, the British seaplanes attacked them individually. An enemy twin-seater was hurled d...own, followed by a second machine, whose observer and gunner were both shot, and a third seaplane was rendered unfit for immediate service. The other machines escaped because not a solitary cartridge was left available for pursuit ; in all 2500 rounds had been fired. A solitary casualty was sustained 181 War in the Under seas on our side. A wireless operator was wounded in the neck, whereupon his companions ad- ministered first aid and returned to their respective duties.
Five British seaplanes were patrolling off the East Coast on the afternoon of the 4th June, 1918.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The five Germans were floating on the water. The British gave them a round or two from their guns, but before they had got well within range the enemy were up and had taken places in their usual V formation at a height of about 200 feet. This was speedily broken up as our airmen gained on them, the V rapidly assum- ing the appearance of an elongated I, or single line ahead. Having succeeded in scat- tering them, the British seaplanes attacked them individually. An enemy twin-seater was hurled d...own, followed by a second machine, whose observer and gunner were both shot, and a third seaplane was rendered unfit for immediate service. The other machines escaped because not a solitary cartridge was left available for pursuit ; in all 2500 rounds had been fired. A solitary casualty was sustained 181 War in the Under seas on our side. A wireless operator was wounded in the neck, whereupon his companions ad- ministered first aid and returned to their respective duties.
Five British seaplanes were patrolling off the East Coast on the afternoon of the 4th June, 1918.
What to read after War in the Underseas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Felix Baker Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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