The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Handley Page Halifax bomber at its dispersal point, off the runway of the airfiled. Aircraft were scattered around the area of the aerodrome to minimise the damage from enemy action.
British Second World War poster promoting the fighting abilities of the Handley-Page Halifax. This was one of a series of similar 'Bulletin' posters that highlighted the important of Allied aircraft.
Hosc Raui, Cyrenaica, Libya. c. 3 October 1943. Handley-Page Halifax bomber aircraft of No. 462 Squadron RAAF lined up on a North African aerodrome ready to take off with their huge bomb loads for tar
Hosc Raui, Cyrenaica, Libya. 3 October 1943. Night fighters are the night bomber's deadly enemy. Ground crew are treating the exhaust stack of a Handley-Page Halifax bomber aircraft of No. 462 Squadro
Western Desert, Egypt. 5 November 1942. An airman with some of the rockets used for signalling to aircraft as he stands in the flare path of a desert airfield while Handley-Page Halifax bomber aircraf
RAF Bomber Command operational film No 263 of daylight raid on Cologne (Köln). Identified unit is 346 Squadron (Free French) RAF operating Handley Page Halifax heavy bombers. Various shots of Halifax
The first Handley-Page 0/400 bomber aircraft to be used in Palestine arriving at the aerodrome of 1 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps.
