Afterwards, the bombers took off again and destroyed another German artillery position.
The pilots had hardly any rest. After landing, they conducted brief checks, refueled, and reloaded their bombs, then took off once more.
Carter was slightly concerned about their fatigue, suggesting a rest period, but the pilots nonchalantly replied:
"This is nothing, Major. It's almost like a trip!"
"Yes, we don't need to worry about anything, just fly the plane over the enemy's head and drop the bombs, that's all!"
"I think I could do this all day long!"
The pilots laughed easily.
This was the "golden age" for bombers, with no enemy fighters capable of catching them and no anti-aircraft fire on the ground that posed a threat, allowing the pilots to carry out their missions without pressure.
Thus, merely two hours after the first bombing, another German artillery position was destroyed by bombers.
The two successful bombings instantly caused a sensation in the press.
