10 July 1944 Part 1

10 July 1944 Part 1 Guernsey coastal battery drives off enemy ships

The north coast of Brittany and the Channel Islands area continued to be watched by enemy naval units. An enemy formation of ships [30?] kilometres northeast of Peter Port was forced to turn away by a coastal battery on Guernsey.

During the night of 9–10 July, individual enemy aircraft again flew in to supply the resistance fighters, especially in the LXXIV Army Corps area, around Avranches and Lannion. No special events were recorded in the remainder of the Army area.

German Seventh Army Headquarters (AOK 7), NARA T-312 Roll 1569. Roll 1569 Jersey and Channel Islands English translations.docx, reference 23. T312-1569.pdf, PDF page 149. PDF pages count from the first page of the supplied file.