The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Bochum, Germany. 1944-11. Under this smoke lies Bochum. The short white streaks on this photograph are caused by incendiary bombs dropped by aircraft of RAF Bomber Command on the night of 1944-11-04/05. Aircraft from Nos 460, 462 and 466 Squadrons RAAF took part in the raid.
Bochum, Germany. 1944-11. Clouds of dense black smoke which rose to a height of several thousand feet are covering most of the target in this photograph taken during the attack on Bochum on the night
Dusseldorf, Germany. C. 1944-11. Damage to Rheinmetall-Borsig Arms works in Dusseldorf after a raid in which Nos. 460, 462, 463, 466 and 467 Squadrons RAAF took part.
MUNICH, GERMANY. 1944-12. THE MAIN RAILWAY STATION FOLLOWING THE RAF BOMBER COMMAND ATTACK ON 1944-12-17. THIRTY NINE LANCASTERS FROM NOS. 463 AND 467 SQUADRONS RAAF TOOK PART IN THE RAID BY 270 AIRCR
Essen, Germany. C. 1944-12. A large area of the great Krupp armaments works at Essen as it appeared after recent attack by RAF Bomber Command in which aircraft of Nos. 462 and 466 Squadrons RAAF took
Villeneuve-St Georges, France. C. 1944-10. Attacks by RAF Bomber Command caused extensive damage to German transport at Villeneuve-St Georges. Aircraft from Nos 460, 463, 466 and 467 Squadrons RAAF to
Vaires, France. C. 1944-10. Nos 460 and 466 Squadrons RAAF took part in attacks by RAF Bomber Command which caused extensive damage to German transport in the railway yards at Vaires.
