6 June 1943

Summary

Aircraft movements and observations. Weather report

Location Details

Casquets

Diary Entry

6 June 1943 Channel Islands Sea Defence diary

Weather: wind 270°, 3 m/sec. At 03:30, a single enemy aircraft approached the Casquets from the south and departed northwards. From a height of 300 metres it dropped bombs approximately 100 metres south-west of the Casquets. No damage was caused.

The gun of Army Coastal Battery 468 reported unavailable on 1 June was operational again.

Retrospective continuation of the crane report of 2 June: the drifting crane was towed into Fécamp on 6 June.

Source of Information

T-1022 Roll 2422, scans 0649, 0651.