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http://www.glasgow.gov.uk/en/Residents/ ... ?content=2Memories of air-raids on Campbeltown - TranscriptMemories of Campbeltown air-raids by residents who were interviewed in 1988 by pupils of Campbeltown Grammar School
"A German bomber flew over Campbeltown Loch and bombed the Royal Hotel and Victoria Hall. It machine-gunned Kinloch Road, killing a lorry driver. Then it continued out the Machrihanish airport(1) which was being constructed and dropped what they call a 'stick of bombs' along the Burma Road.
Four bombs were dropped altogether and they left big craters in the farmer's field. The workmen who travelled to and from work in lorries were very lucky as their stopping time was brought forward by half an hour that week owing to the changing of the clock. There would have been between two and three hundred men in these lorries."
N Brown (Drumlemble)
"Campbeltown had at least two raids. During the first I actually saw the aircraft as I was going to the pictures and my father and aunt escaped injury as he strafed the streets with gun fire.
The other time my sister was in bed with the measles and my mother put my brothers and me below the bed for safety. I remember seeing the town lit up with fires and the sound of ack-ack fire from the ships in the harbour. The next day most of the shops in the town had no windows."
Isobel McConachie (Campbeltown)
"It was terrifying one dark winter evening when a single enemy aircraft flew low along the loch dropping its bombs. At this time there were lots of naval ships and submarines in the loch. One of the bombs landed at Trench Point demolishing a house and killing a man.
The plane continued its devastation, machine gunning along the sea front - again a man was killed in the cabin of his lorry. I remember my father rushing out to look for my two younger brothers, they were in the cinema safe and sound, although shaken."
Mary Smith (Campbeltown)
(1)Machrihanish: Machrihanish airport was an important RAF base during the war.
Transript of interviews conducted with pupils of Campbeltown Grammar School, 1988