P05723.001
Photograph P05723.001 Second World War, 1939-1945Night photograph of an enemy air raid over Alexandria. Searchlights, bursting anti-aircraft shells and a parachute flare may be seen.

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GIBRALTAR. 1942. SEARCHLIGHTS PROBE THE NIGHT SKY DURING A NIGHT RAID ON THE ROCK. TRACER BULLETS FOLLOW WHEREVER AN ENEMY AIRCRAFT IS REVEALED. (BRITISH ADMIRALTY PHOTOGRAPH, BM21731).
Night photograph of an enemy air raid over Alexandria. Searchlights, bursting anti-aircraft shells and a parachute flare may be seen.

FORMOSA, C.1945. TRACER BULLETS FROM THE GUNS OF A US NAVY HEAVY CRUISER STREAK THROUGH A NIGHT SKY WHEN FIRED AT AN ATTACKING JAPANESE TORPEDO BOMBER. (NAVAL HISTORICAL COLLECTION).

NIGHT PHOTOGRAPH OF AN ENEMY AIR RAID OVER ALEXANDRIA. SEARCHLIGHTS, BURSTING ANTI-AIRCRAFT SHELLS AND A PARACHUTE FLARE MAY BE SEEN. THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN BY LIEUTENANT COLONEL G.C. BURSTON, OFFI

Oil storage tanks burnt out by RAF Bomber Command aircraft on the night of 23/24 June 1943. The submerged vessel is the destroyer Alpino which was sunk during an Allied raid on 19 April 1943. (British

British poster depicting an air raid on the German port of Lübeck, showing fires and damage to the docks area and appealing to the public for support. The subtitle is 'Heavy Stirling bombers raid the

British poster depicting an air raid on the German port of Lübeck, showing fires and damage to the docks area and appealing to the public for support. The subtitle is 'Heavy Stirling bombers raid the