The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Falaise, France. C. 1944-08. Terrible havoc caused by RAF rocket firing Typhoons in attacks on German transport and armour which tried to stampede out of the Falaise Gap. For miles the countryside is strewn with the wreckage of the retreating army of Von Kluge.
AUSTRALIA MEETS FRANCE IN THIS PICTURE OF FLIGHT-SERGEANT FRED WOOD OF ADELAIDE, FRATERNISING WITH THE CHIEF GENDARME IN A NORMANDY VILLAGE. FLIGHT-SERGEANT WOOD IS A FITTER OF THE RAAF, IN CHARGE OF
Chambois, France. C. 1944-08. Wreckage of German transport littering the North East road leading out of Chambois, seven miles north east of Argentan, after the RAF attacks on the retreating Von Kluge'
Chambois, France. C. 1944-08. Wreckage of German transport littering the North East road leading out of Chambois, seven miles north east of Argentan, after the RAF attacks on the retreating Von Kluge'
Chambois, France. C. 1944-08. Wreckage of German transport littering the North East road leading out of Chambois, seven miles north east of Argentan, after the RAF attacks on the retreating Von Kluge'
Falaise, France. C. 1944-08. Tracks of the retreating German vehicles make a pattern across the countryside as they dispersed to avoid a mass knock-out by the RAF. The vehicles were part of Von Kluge'
Falaise, France. C. 1944-08. Wreckage of German transport littering the roads near Bon Moni being inspected by RAF airmen on a visit to the front after Allied aircraft had shot up the German columns w
France. C. 1944-08. Air Marshal Sir Arthur Coningham KCB DSO MC DFC AFC and Air Vice Marshal H. Broadhurst DSO DFC AFC, with other senior RAF officers watched a demonstration by rocket firing Typhoons
