The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Burma. C. 1944-03. Roads, bridges, railways, camps and other strategic targets held by the Japanese are being pounded night and day by aircraft of the RAF. Two bombs fall away from under the wings of a Hurri-bomber aircraft as it attacks a bridge over the Tiddim Road, already hit by a previous Hurri-bomber.
Burma. C. 1944-03. Roads, bridges, railways, camps and other strategic targets held by the Japanese are being pounded night and day by aircraft of the RAF, many of which are flown by RAAF pilots. This
Burma. C. 1944-03. Roads, bridges, railways, camps and other strategic targets held by the Japanese are being pounded night and day by aircraft of the RAF, many of which are flown by RAAF pilots. A Hu
Burma. c. 1944. A building housing Japanese soldiers and vital stores in a village is blown up by direct hits from Hurri-bomber aircraft. Such attacks are part of a campaign against Japanese-held road
Burma. 18 March 1944. A part of the road, taken from the air, which runs through mountainous country from Imphal, Manipur, India to Tiddim (Mile 83). An important communication link for Japanese force
Kalawthut, Burma. c. March 1945. The attack on the bridge near Kalawthut twenty two miles south of Moulmein, on the Moulmein-Bangkok railway. Bombs burst at one end of the bridge while two others burs
Kalunpe, Burma. C. 1945-03. The broken rail bridge at Kalunpe with the road ferry point nearby. The central span of the steel bridge is lying in the river after attacks by RAF Liberator bomber aircraf
