On arriving in the target area they found 10/10ths low cloud which obscured the landscape below and made it impossible to pin point the target. Their load of bombs were dropped as ordered from around 5,000 feet.

The aircraft and crew returned safely to RAF Tain landing at 0230 hrs on 31st March 1942.

On arriving at the target area the crew were able to see Tirpitz indistinctly through the smoke and haze. Bomb bursts were estimated to have been within 100 yards of the ship.

The aircraft and crew returned safely to RAF Tain landing at 0412 hrs on 28th April 1942.

The weather was reported as having been similar to the previous nights operation to the same target with good, almost perfect visibility which allowed the crew to map read easily to the position of the target. The target was obscured by a smoke screen and the crew were unable to positively identify the target, Tirpitz, but bombed in the estimated position. Bursts were observed. Light flak concentrations, searchlights and aerodromes were also attacked with good results after primary target had been bombed.

The aircraft and crew returned safely to RAF Tain landing at 0437 hrs on 29th April 1942.