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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 Hurri-bomber pilot, right, just back from a low level attack on Japanese jungle positions presents a piece of tree which got lodged in his aircraft's wing, to his flight mechanic.
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
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. 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. 22 May 1945. Since the fall of Rangoon heavy RAF Liberator aircraft of the Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command, have been concentrating on cutting all lines of communications for the Japan
THANBYUZAYAT, BURMA. C. MARCH 1945. AN RAF LIBERATOR AIRCRAFT OF STRATEGIC AIR FORCE, EASTERN AIR COMMAND, FLIES OVER ONE OF THE 200 FOOT BRIDGES BUILT BY ALLIED PRISONERS OF WAR IN SOUTHERN BURMA, AF
Anim, Burma. 1945-05-22. A low level oblique photograph taken from an RAF Liberator aircraft of a Japanese train fifteen miles south of Anim on the Pegu-Ye railway line in Burma after being attacked b
