four Swordfish torpedo bombers shot down in the timeframe 13:45 to 13:50 in combat north of Gravelines. On 10 April, the RAF flew two "Rodeos", providing a diversion for a "Ramrod" short range bomber attack missions targeting Boulogne. JG 26 lost three aircraft, including two pilots killed in action, for six aerial victories claimed. Galland claimed a No. 313 Squadron Spitfire shot down at 17:43. His next claim was filed on 24 April following combat in defense of "Circus" No. 132. That day, the RAF targeted oil installations at Vlissingen and Walcheren in the Netherlands. In this encounter, Galland shot down a Spitfire from No. 122 Squadron northwest of Ostend. The next day, the RAF sent six Douglas A-20 Havoc "Boston" bombers on "Circus" No. 137 to Abbeville. At 16:40, Galland shot down a Spitfire protecting the bombers. Galland claimed a No. 306 Polish Fighter Squadron Spitfire shot down at 17:57 on 26 April southeast of Calais. The RAF had sent "Circus" No. 138 to airfields in northern France. On 1 May, RAF Fighter Command sent four "Rodeos" and one "Circus" to France. III. Gruppe, led by Priller, struck the Kenley Wing near Calais. At 19:32, Galland shot down a Spitfire from either No. 457, No. 485 or No. 602 Squadron. Two days later, Galland claimed another unconfirmed aerial victory. In defense of two "Rodeos", one "Ramrods" and one "Circus" to northern France, Galland claimed a No. 174 or No. 303 Squadron Spitfire destroyed at 16:00 near Calais. Fighter Command planned three "Circuses" on 1 June. III. Gruppe was scrambled at 13:20 and directed to Ostend. Priller led the attack from above and out of the sun. Within quick succession, three Spitfires were shot down from No. 350 (Belgian) Squadron and one further from No. 71 Squadron, an Eagle Squadron. At 13:54 the German fighters were recalled. In this engagement, Galland was credited with one Spitfire destroyed at 13:46. On 29 June, "Circus" No. 195 attacked Hazebrouck with 12 "Boston" bombers. Galland shot down one of the escorting Spitfires from No. 64 or the No. 350 (Belgian) Squadron at 16:55. On 30 July, Galland claimed two unconfirmed aerial victories over Spitfires. That day, the RAF flew "Circus" No. 200, heading for the airfield at Abbeville/Drucat Airfield. The attack was supported by several "Ramrod" attacks on the airfield at Saint-Omer-Wizernes and escorted by the Hornchurch Wing. During the Dieppe Raid on