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The fire touches combustible material inside the collapsed warehouse bay and remains contained by the surrounding brick shell. The smoke column begins at the fire, rises continuously from it, and leans left as one connected mass. All three bombers remain above and behind the warehouses; their flight axes converge toward the dock fire through natural spatial alignment alone. The foreground parapet rises from the nearby rooftop beyond the lower crop and stays sharply separated in depth from the distant warehouses. Each bomber has a 20–23 m wingspan, roughly thirteen times the height of a 1.7 m person; the nearest aircraft is visibly largest. It is 7 September 1940, about 8 p.m.: People remain outside the crop.; Sooted London brick, slate roofing, structural timber, matte painted aircraft alloy; Heinkel and Dornier twin-engine bombers, wartime dock construction, black-and-white high-speed press film. 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