The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
COLOGNE, GERMANY. 1943-07. LOOKING WEST, THIS RECONNAISSANCE PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS THE LARGE PROPORTION OF BURNT-OUT BUILDINGS. AT BOTTOM CENTRE STANDS THE COLOGNE CATHEDRAL NEXT TO THE BADLY-DAMAGED RAILWAY STATION. THE COLOGNE-GEREON MARSHALLING YARD, ONE OF THE NINE RAILWAY TRANSPORTATION TARGETS LISTED FOR ATTACK IN THE 1941-06 PLAN, CAN BE SEEN IN FULL OPERATION.
Cologne, Germany. C. 1945-03. The twin spires of Cologne Cathedral, apparently little damaged, fling long shadows across the Rhine in this RAF reconnaissance picture, which shows the collapsed superst
Cologne, Germany. 1943-07-16. RAF reconnaissance photograph shows the Kalk Railway Yards after further attack from Bomber Command on the night of 1943-07-08. The very large shed in the centre has been
Aerial photograph, looking West over central Berlin, showing the extensive damage caused by allied bombing. In the foreground is the Brandenburg Gate, the ruined buildings of Pariser Platz, and the bu
Munster, Germany. 1943-06-12. The day after Bomber Command's night attack showing some of the concentrated damage caused in the port and industrial area close to the centre of the town. In the middle
German propaganda photograph captured by the RAF. RAF Caption: "The end of a four-engined air gangster. The German flak hits accurately. Lower and lower down went the burning machine from which even t
German propaganda photograph captured by the RAF. RAF Caption: "The end of a four-engined air gangster. The German flak hits accurately. Lower and lower down went the burning machine from which even t