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LADBERGEN, GERMANY. 1945-01-01. WATER POURS THROUGH THE BREACH IN THE WESTERN CHANNEL OF THE DORTMUND-EMS CANAL HEAVILY DAMAGED BY LANCASTER AIRCRAFT OF RAF BOMBER COMMAND IN ITS FOURTH ATTACK ON THE TARGET AREA. NO. 463 AND NO. 467 SQUADRON RAAF OPERATING FROM WADDINGTON, ENGLAND, TOOK PART IN THE RAID.
GRAVENHORST, GERMANY. 1945. AERIAL VIEW OF THE MITTELAND CANAL AFTER ATTACKS IN 1945-01 AND 1945-02 BY NO. 5 GROUP RAF WHEN MORE THAN 1,500 TONS OF BOMBS WERE DROPPED. THE CANAL IS AN IMPORTANT BY-CAN
Dortmund-Ems Canal, Germany. C. 1944-11. Damage caused by an attack on the Dortmund-Ems Canal in which aircraft from Nos 463 and 467 Squadrons RAAF took part.
Ladbergen, Germany. C. 1944-10. The two branches of the Dortmund-Ems canal at Ladbergen seen before the RAF Bomber Command attack on the night of 1944-09-23/24.
Ladbergen, Germany. C. 1944-10. The great havoc which emptied the Dortmund-Ems canal at Ladbergen after attacks by RAF Bomber Command on the night of 1944-09-23/24. Two direct hits by 12,000lb bombs a
Ladbergen, Germany. C. 1944-11. A section of the Dortmund Ems Canal at Ladbergen after Bomber Command's Lancaster attack on the night of 1944-11-21/22. Annotation: A. Both arms of the canal have been
England. C. 1945-04. Lancaster bomber aircraft of No. 467 Squadron RAAF at RAF Station Waddington, as they move into position for take-off on a raid on Germany, with M-Mother first in line.
