Diary May 23, 1940

Me109 is landing on a captured French airfield
Me 109 is landing on a captured French airfield. On the ground are destroyed Morane-Saulnier MS406 fighters.
Diary for Thursday, May 23, 1940:

Western Front

Germans cross river Scheldt at Oudenarde. BEF in Belgium put on half-rations following loss of supply depots.

Conflict of Nations - World War III
Sea War

Six British destroyers evacuate 4,400 troops from Boulogne, under heavy fire. French destroyers Jaguar and Drage sunk.

Air War

18 Latecoere seaplanes dive-bomb bridges and road junctions between Boulogne and the Somme. Me 109 Es shoot down three.

Home Fronts

Britain: Sir Oswald Mosley, leader of British Union of Fascists, and Captain Ramsay, president of Right Club and Conservative MP for Peebles, arrested. 76 IRA men arrested in North Ireland.

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Conflict of Nations - World War III