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Photograph 005146 Second World War, 1939-1945A FORMATION OF "BATTLE" BOMBERS. THESE ARE THE FASTEST SINGLE ENGINED BOMBERS AND CARRY A CREW OF TWO, HAVING A RANGE OF 1000 MILES.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
LONDON - A FORMATION OF WELLINGTON BOMBERS. THESE WERE USED IN THE FIRST BIG RAID OF THE WAR. VERY HEAVILY ARMED, IT CAN CARRY ONE-THIRD OF ITS WEIGHT AS A USEFUL LOAD FOR 3200 MILES.
A FORMATION OF "BATTLE" BOMBERS. THESE ARE THE FASTEST SINGLE ENGINED BOMBERS AND CARRY A CREW OF TWO, HAVING A RANGE OF 1000 MILES.

Italy. April 1944. A Vickers Wellington aircraft of an RAF squadron flies over Italy on its way to enemy targets in the Balkans. It is part of a strong formation of bombers who are on their way to bom

Italy. April 1944. A Vickers Wellington aircraft of an RAF squadron flies over Italy on its way to enemy targets in the Balkans. It is part of a strong formation of bombers who are on their way to bom

New Guinea. Thunderbolt fighter planes on patrol in New Guinea. These fighters, twice as heavy as a Sptifire, heavily armed and armoured, and with a speed of 400 miles per hour were recently in action

NEW GUINEA. THUNDERBOLT FIGHTER PLANES ON PATROL IN NEW GUINEA. THESE FIGHTERS, TWICE AS HEAVY AS A SPITFIRE, HEAVILY ARMED AND ARMOURED, AND WITH A SPEED OF ABOUT 400 MILES AN HOUR WERE RECENTLY IN A

Snipers and bombers of 3rd Australian Light Horse Regiment at a 'look-out' on the front line in the action at Khurbetha-Ibn-Harith. The big boulders on the hill-side afforded very useful cover. This
