R.A.F. JEVER  OCTOBER, 1960   I. OPERATIONS
			         During the first week of the month the Squadron carried out air to 
			    ground firing at Strohen range.  About 70% of the rounds were fired on 
			    precision shots, the remainder on operational attacks.   From 11th to 17th 
			    the Squadron was on Battle Flight, there were two scrambles, one for a 
			    German Air Force aircraft which entered the A.D.I.Z.
			    During the Battle Flight period Squadron training held the emphasis on high level
			    battle formation, cine weave and 1/4 attacks.   Thursday 18th: the Squadron flew six
			    aircraft on 4 v 2 combat.   Low cloud and poor visibility prevented flying in the
			    latter part of the third week.   On Monday, 24th the week was started with a Squadron
			    formation of 12 aircraft.   Photographs were taken from a T.7 chase aircraft, unfortunately
			    there was not time to complete the intended formation changes before a recall owing
			    to deteriorating weather at Jever.   In the last week of the month the Squadron started
			    to operate its aircraft with 4 x 100 gal. tanks.   High/Low strikes were made on targets
			    in the U.K.   Sections of four fly out at high level and let down to make a landfall in
			    East Anglia;  the run into the target being made at low level in Uxbridge I area.   The
			    withdrawal is made at low level and the climb back to height started just short of the
			    coast.   So far all these sorties have been highly successful.   Exercise Amled
			    flown on 27th.   3 F.84 F's and 8 Canberras were claimed.
			    			      Hours Flown
			    		       Day       Nite       Total	       Sorties
			     Hunter F.6	    312.15      13.25     325.40        302
			     Hunter T.7	      28.25       2.20       30.45         32
			     Total  	    340.40      15.45     356.25        334    

Signature O Bergh                
(M.O. Bergh)                       
Squadron Leader                  
Officer Commanding              
No. 93 Squadron.