Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: film After text cards explaining RAF Bomber Command chain of begins with reconnaissance aircraft flying over RAF base and dropping box of undeveloped film command, Fact2: major oil storage facility has been built by Germans beside River Rhine, Fact3: squadron of Wellingtons is allocated to attack it night, Fact4: F for Freddie Among is P. C. Pickard real life RAF officer and holder of DSO pilots, Fact5: fog covers airfield last aircraft to return by which time
Output (English): After text cards explaining RAF Bomber Command chain of command, the film begins with a reconnaissance aircraft flying over an RAF base and dropping a box of undeveloped film. After developing and analysis, it reveals that a major oil storage facility has been built by the Germans beside the River Rhine. A squadron of Wellingtons is allocated to attack it that night. The planning of a mission to reach and hit the target is depicted, detailing how munitions for the task are selected. The weather forecast is expected to be good, and the aircrews are briefed. Among the pilots is P. C. Pickard, a real life RAF officer and holder of the DSO, who will pilot the Wellington F for Freddie. Once the briefing is completed the crew suit up, are driven to their bomber and take off in the dusk. Over Germany the target is bombed, but the aircraft is hit by flak. The radio operator suffers a wound to his leg, his set is put out of action and a hit to the port engine means that the aircraft can barely hold altitude. Pickards is the last aircraft to return, by which time fog covers the airfield. Tension builds as he finds the base and brings the damaged plane down safely. No aircraft are lost from the mission and the target was set ablaze, so it is considered a complete success.