The next time!
The squadron had been scrambled to intercept a large force of bombers and escorts heading for the airfields of Kent and Essex and he was closing in on the Heinkel 111 bomber. He knew the Me 109 fighters were high above, but he ignored that, his job and that of the rest of his squadron was to shoot down the bombers making such devasting attacks on the fighter airfields. If the bombers got through and damaged the airfields beyond repair the war was lost. Let the Glory Boys in the Spitfires take care of the German fighters.
He closed in on the Heinkel, watching as the target grew larger in his gun sights.
Green One, David Clarke, the section leader was ahead to his right tracking another bomber, part of a massive fleet of over 200 Heinkel’s and Dornier’s from all of the Luf
