26 November 1942 Part 1
Summary
Coastal battery firing or engagement. Training or inspection. Weather report
Location Details
Battery Lothringen
Diary Entry
26 November 1942 Channel Islands Sea Defence diary
Weather: wind from 90°, 4 metres per second.
09:30: 319th Infantry Division cancelled “Threatened danger”.
Full-calibre practice firing at an 8 × 40-metre towed target: Batterie Lothringen, 09:28–09:44; Army Coastal Battery 470, 10:18–10:25; Army Coastal Battery 356, 14:01–14:13; and Army Coastal Batteries 467 and 468 [times not printed]. Expenditure: Lothringen, forty-eight 15-cm explosive shells; Battery 470, thirty 22-cm rounds; Battery 356, nineteen 15.5-cm rounds; Battery 467, thirty 21-cm rounds; Battery 468, thirty 21-cm rounds. No defects. This concluded the Channel Islands batteries’ firing period. From 18:00, 319th Infantry Division ordered “Threatened danger”.
Signed Steinbach.
Source of Information
T-1022 Roll 2422, PG 37996, scans 0557.
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