During her time in Andújar, Ross would endure nine aerial bombardments by German Junkers and survived each despite the lack of air raid shelters. Recalling these events, Mora described Ross as a fearless reporter who had seemingly resigned herself to death and looked "as natural as possible" when the bombs fell. Her friends noted that "she had a comforting air of calmness about her". Following her reporting in Andújar, Ross continued to report from the battle-lines of the Córdoba and Extremadura fronts. She would report on the progress of the war, often from the front lines of the Republican forces, for the next year.