Army patrol. She died of her wounds on 27 September 1978. 11 August 1978: An undercover British soldier was shot dead in an IRA ambush on the Letterkenny Road in Derry. 17 August 1978: A British soldier was killed in an IRA car bomb attack on a British patrol in Forkill, County Armagh. 18 August 1978: Eight bombs were found or exploded in and near establishments of the British Army of the Rhine in Germany. One person suffered minor injuries. A week later a car bomb was found at Rhine Army HQ. 19 August 1978: Two former British soldiers were killed in IRA gun attacks in Belfast and Keady. 5 September 1978: A British soldier was shot dead by the IRA in Newry. 11 September 1978: The IRA shot dead an off-duty RUC officer in Loughmacrory, County Tyrone. 21 September 1978: The IRA carried out a large bomb attack against Eglington airfield. The terminal building, two hangars and four planes were destroyed in the attack. There were no injuries. 28 September 1978: The IRA launched a gun attack on a British Army foot-patrol on Waterloo Place, Derry. A civilian who helped the British Army to search people was shot dead. 29 September 1978: The IRA fired shots at the car of an RUC officer in Newry. A civilian who was travelling in the car was accidentally shot dead but not the officer. 6 October 1978: A UDR soldier was shot dead while at a cattlemart in Newry. 12 October 1978: A civilian was killed when the IRA bombed a train at Belfast Central station. A bomb warning was given but there was not enough time to carry out a full evacuation. 12 November 1978: A British soldier was killed when an IRA booby trap bomb detonated as a British patrol passed by in Crossmaglen, County Armagh. 14 November 1978: The IRA launched a large-scale bombing offensive in towns across Northern Ireland. Serious damage was caused to the centres of Castlederg, Enniskillen, Armagh, Belfast and Cookstown. There were 37 injuries in the attacks although warnings were issued. 16 November 1978: A fire officer, Wesley Orr (aged 53), was killed when an IRA grenade exploded at Bass Brewery, which had been set alight, Glen Road, Andersonstown, Belfast. 24 November 1978: An IRA volunteer (Patrick Duffy, aged 50) was shot dead by undercover British Army soldiers at an arms cache in an unoccupied