A "scram" order was also issued to bomber units still airborne; it signified a warning to number crews that intruders were in the vicinity and they were to divert to airfields in western or southern England, and out of danger.
It signified a warning to number crews that intruders were in the vicinity and they were to divert to airfields in western or southern England, and out of danger. A "scram" order was also issued to bomber units still airborne.
A "scram" order was also issued to bomber units still airborne. It signified a warning to number crews that intruders were in the vicinity and they were to divert to airfields in western or southern England, and out of danger.
A "scram" order was also issued to bomber units still airborne. It signified a warning to number crews that intruders were in the vicinity and they were to divert to airfields in western or southern England, and out of danger.