The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Official War Department training film TF- I-2277 produced by the Signal Corps in collaboration with the Chief of Air Corps. Illustrates the basic theory of bombing through the use of animated diagrams. Shows the line of sight, effect of cross wind on bomb trajectory, how to drop a bomb on a moving target, determination of the point of release, bombing tables and the different bomb sights as used by the United States Army Air Forces.
War Department training film TF 1-117 produced by the US Signal Corps in collaboration with the Chief of Air Corps. Uses mainly animated diagrams to explain the principles of sighting in aerial gunner
US War Department training film TF 1-239 produced by the Signal Corps in collaboration with the Chief of Air Corps. Shows the maintenance of the C-5 Windlass and exchange release of tow targets. Uses
A RAF official training film produced by Science films Ltd. Uses animated diagrams to illustrate the function and use of the bombsight, the imaginary release circle, the sight line, finding wind speed
RAF operational film of bombing raid in Burma, target unknown could be Mandalay. First scene is the bomb drop shot from the aircraft's bombing camera. The target is partially obscured by clouds. Scene
Official RAF training film produced by Science Films Ltd London. Uses animated diagrams to show the principles of the low level bomb sight Mk III. Explains the bombing angle and the factors that deter
Official training film TF I-817 produced by the US Signal Corps in collaboration with the Army Airforces. Uses a turret mounted on a stand and animated diagrams to show the operation and servicing of
