21 Squadron War Diary
Biferno, Italy
OORLOGSDAGBOEK.—WAR DIARY.OF—VAN21 SQUADRON, SOUTH AFRICAN AIR FORCE.Van/From 27th March, 1944.Aan/To 29th March, 1944.BIFERNO.27th Cont.The 15cwt. Ford that disappeared on the night of the 21st was found at the CampoMarino Railhead. A/Ms. Case and Oliver who were A.W.O.L. since the above date reported back to camp. A/M Case was sentenced to 42 days F.P. and A/M Oliver to 28 days F.P. Squadron Routine Order No. 26/44. Appendix "FF" "GG"28thNo raids were carried out to-day owing to strong winds. The morale of the camp received a boost to-day as a large mail arrived. The Met. Section reported that we could expect good weather as from the following day. A Signal was received to the effect that the Leave Camp at Sorrento was temporarily closed.29thThe weather improved considerably and three operations were carried out to-day. The target for the first was a stretch of railway in a defile about 5 miles S.W. of Popoli. Vics bombed independently, all bombs falling in close patterns with numerous