The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MIMOYECQUES, FRANCE. 1944-07-06. IN THE PAS DE CALAIS AREA, BELIEVED TO BE AN A-4 FIRING SITE (FLYING-BOMB BASE), WAS THE TARGET OF FIFTEEN HALIFAX AIRCRAFT FROM NO. 466 SQUADRON RAAF AMONG A FORCE OF 130 BOMBERS. DURING THE ATTACK 456 TONS OF BOMBS WERE DROPPED.
France. 1944-06-29. Heavy bombs fall onto a smoke shrouded target from a Bomber Command Lancaster aircraft during a daylight attack on Flying Bomb Installations in Pas de Calais. Three squadrons of RA
France. 1944-07-06. An RAF Halifax aircraft over the target, a large concrete structure in the Pas de Calais area, where bursting bombs send clouds of smoke and dust into the air during a daylight att
PAS DE CALAIS, FRANCE. C. 1944-08. A FLYING BOMB SITE SHOWING ATTACKS MADE BY ALLIED AIRCRAFT. "A" SHOWS THE LAUNCHING RAMP, AND THE ARROWS AT POINTS B, C, D, AND E INDICATE WHERE FLYING BOMBS HAVE CR
Over Europe. 1944-07. A Halifax bomber silhouetted against target indicators during an RAF attack on a flying bomb site on the night of 1944-07-5/6.
Calais, France. 1944-09. Under this pall of smoke lie heavily defended positions four miles West of Calais during RAF Bomber Command's attack on 1944-09-20 when large forces of Lancaster aircraft and
France. 1944-07. A large concrete structure in the Pas de Calais area believed to be connected with Germany's threatened use of long range rockets was attacked in daylight on 1944-07-17 with 12,000 po
