Question

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Explanation:

1. The passage mentions "the flames from my burning aircraft lit up the sand dunes" and "not only the crash but also the subsequent bonfire were witnessed". Therefore, "the remains" refers to the remains of Roald Dahl's burning aircraft.
2. The text states that the crash occurred in no-man's-land dividing the "British and Italian armies". Since Roald Dahl was flying an RAF (Royal Air Force) fighter, "our people" refers to the British.
3. Since the RAF fighter belonged to the British, "the enemy" refers to the opposing side in the conflict, which is the Italian army.

Answer:

1. burning aircraft
2. British
3. Italian