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Photograph 012784 Second World War, 1939-1945A bomb crater beside a civilian house damaged by a Japanese air raid. A serviceman indicates the depth of the crater.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A bomb crater beside a civilian house damaged by a Japanese air raid. A serviceman indicates the depth of the crater.
A bomb crater beside a civilian house damaged by a Japanese air raid. A serviceman indicates the depth of the crater.

A civilian house damaged by a Japanese air raid.

DARWIN, NT. 1942-02-19. THE NEW HOSPITAL DAMAGED BY BOMBS IN THE ATTACK DURING THE FIRST JAPANESE AIR RAID. A LARGE BOMB CRATER CAN BE SEEN IN THE FOREGROUND.

The destroyed Guinea Airways hangar at the Darwin aerodrome, damaged in the first Japanese air raid on 19 February 1942. There is a large bomb crater in the foreground.

Darwin, NT, 1942-02-19. A group of Australian soldiers standing in a bomb crater in front of the 119th Australian General Hospital (AGH), which has been damaged by bombs dropped in the first Japanese

JAPANESE RAID ON DARWIN. A HOUSE AT DARWIN DAMAGED BY A BOMB DROPPED DURING A JAPANESE RAID WHEN AT LEAST 14 PLANES WERE SHOT OUT OF ACTION. (NEGATIVE BY H. TURNER).
