There were also about 5,000 gunners and naval infantry. U.P. produced precision FA Gunners through its Field Artillery Unit. Many targets were strafed by the bombers' nose gunners. Artillery "spotting" enabled the ranging of artillery on targets invisible to the gunners. This included 19 trained combat pilots and 39 trained combat gunners and photographers. Also killed were three Bulgarian crewmembers and two Fijian gunners. The lack of fighters made for a straight battle between the gunners and German pilots. Two other 109s were claimed by Blenheim gunners. They were manned by the extra gunners, radio operator and engineers. Lysanders appeared again but this time to tow targets for the regiment gunners. Despite the alertness of the German anti-aircraft gunners, only one other bomber was shot down. A few gunners wore a chest parachute. They opened fire and swept away the gunners. As soon as the SS machine gunners opened fire, the POWs panicked. She spent the war as a training ship for gunners and engine room personnel.