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Local winners honoured at the Garda National Youth Awards - Vimarsana News

Local winners honoured at the Garda National Youth Awards

There were a number of winners from the Shannonside region at the recent Garda National Youth Awards last Saturday.

Pembroke Petawawa District Community Foundation delivers $347,000 to 12 service organizations - Vimarsana News

Pembroke Petawawa District Community Foundation delivers $347,000 to 12 service organizations

Pembroke Petawawa District Community Foundation (PPDCF) is delighted to announce $347,000 in funding to support 12 projects in the area courtesy of the Government of Canada's Community Services Recovery Fund.

The shooting down of an enemy dive bomber - Vimarsana News

The shooting down of an enemy dive bomber

At around 5.09pm on April 1, 1942, a formation of 70 enemy aircraft was reported to be approaching the Maltese islands heading for the Grand Harbour and Ħal Far

Revisiting a 1942 Spitfire crash in Qormi - Vimarsana News

Revisiting a 1942 Spitfire crash in Qormi

Charles Debono looks back at the crash of Pilot Officer Walter ‘Pips’ Cripps on April 26, 1942. On April 26, 1942, Air Officer Commanding Malta, Air Vice Marshal Hugh Lloyd was advised that an intercept of Luftwaffe Enigma traffic indicated that some units of Fliegerkorps II were preparing to leave Sicily. Meanwhile, an air raid warning was sounded at about 2.28pm, where a total of 55 Junkers Ju88s and 15 Junkers Ju87 Stukas appeared over Malta and attacked Ta’ Qali, Luqa, the Grand Harbour area and Kalafrana. Bombs also dropped on Marsa, Qormi, St Paul’s Bay, Buffs Camp at Attard, De...

A Junkers Ju 88 crash at Għajn Tuffieħa - Vimarsana News

A Junkers Ju 88 crash at Għajn Tuffieħa

On the evening of April 29, 1941, a formation of nine Ju 88s bombers of III/ (Kampf)/Lehrgeschwader 1 took off from Sicily. Their orders were to attack cruisers and destroyers spotted in Malta’s Grand Harbour by reconnaissance aircraft previously that day. German intelligence was spot on. The previous evening, the Fifth Destroyer Flotilla, consisting of six destroyers, had entered the Grand Harbour to join the light cruiser Gloucester in port. The bombers were escorted by BF 109s Messerschmitt fighters of 7./JG26 led by the famous German ace Joachim Müncheberg. Part of the report compiled ...