The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Germany. c. 1943-05. After the attack on the Mohne Dam on the night of 1943-05-16/17, devastation was caused over a wide area. At Froendenberg-Boesperde in the Ruhr Valley, thirteen miles from the Mohne Dam, there was extensive damage to roads, electricity works, road and railway bridges, as well as railway coaches and sidings.
Korbecke, Germany. 1943-05-16. Water pouring from the breach in the wall of the Mohne dam. Thirteen Australian airmen took part in the attack on the Mohne and Eder dams in the Ruhr. No. 617 Squadron R
Korbecke, Germany. 1943-05-16. A reconnaissance photograph showing water gushing through the breached wall of Mohne Dam after a successful attack by Avro Lancaster aircraft from No. 617 Squadron, Roya
Germany. 1943-03-06. A heavy attack on Essen by RAF Bomber Command on the night of 1943-03-05 caused extensive damage to the great Krupp Armament Works, and to commercial buildings and workers' dwelli
Germany. 1943-03-06. A heavy attack on Essen by RAF Bomber Command on the night of 1943-03-05 caused extensive damage to the great Krupp Armament Works, and to commercial buildings and workers' dwelli
MOHNE DAM, GERMANY. 1943. THIS PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS WATER POURING FROM THE DAM AFTER THE SUCCESSFUL ATTACK BY NO 617 SQUADRON RAF DURING THE NIGHT OF 1943-05-16 TO 1943-05-17.
CANBERRA, ACT. 1957-05-03. A COMMEMORATIVE COPPER PLAQUE FROM THE NORTH TOWER OF THE MOHNE DAM. THIS WAS ONE OF THE DAMS BREACHED BY THE FAMOUS ROYAL AIR FORCE, "DAMBUSTERS" SQUADRON IN THEIR RAID ON
