air raid damage

Air raid damage to the yard delayed her construction and she did not launch until 27 September 1941.

By 1945 no exhibition space could be found for the main Kokugakai exhibition due to air raid damage.

Much of the area became derelict as a result of air raid damage during World War II.

They seemed oblivious of the air raid damage, the smoke and debris, and the scurrying first aid parties and damage control teams around them.

I looked out of the window for air raid damage but could see none and decided that this was one of the minor Ruhr towns which had not yet been attacked.

In 1940 the pools were again planned to close for the winter but the Auxiliary Fire Service asked for the pool to be kept full for use when dealing with air raid damage.

Confessing to not having supplied the information wanted, the group nevertheless discussed issues such as the state of morale in Britain, public opinion of Winston Churchill, and the extent of air raid damage.

Recently, the city centre, largely reconstructed in concrete after the Second World War following bad air raid damage, has undergone major regeneration which complements the vast selection of modern bars and well-known shop brands now contained in its streets.

Within days, some 4,000 prisoners from Dora-Mittelbau, its satellite camps, and a Neuengamme subcamp arrived in the Gardelegen area, where they had to deboard from the freight cars because the trains could not advance any further due to air raid damage to the rail lines.

According to a short news item in The Times, the school was re-opened after the air raid damage by the Duke of Kent on 14 February 1942 as a social centre, the funds for which had been supplied by the British War Relief Society of America.