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37392	Bewsher, Paul	"Green Balls" : The Adventures of a Night-Bomber			.txt	text/plain	62262	4189	88	harbour, the pilot turns the machine round to face the wind, and the After some time we saw, far away, a red moving light. machines, which were flying several miles away, resembling little black mushrooms; cows looked like little dots of white and black on the green of lit-up ground with an occasional gleam of light near the long line of moment had come: the pilot was going to make his first night landing. French signal-lights, and far away the faint glow of our aerodrome. darkness below I saw the star-shells rising up and lighting a little From the aerodrome at Dunkerque five Short night-bombing machines were from the right well over to the left as the pilot swings the machine We turn to the right, and for a little while fly along over the lines Slowly we pass over it, and then I ask the pilot to turn the machine to	./cache/37392.txt	./txt/37392.txt