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Pak Nam Phan, Burma. C. 1944-12. RAF Liberator aircraft of the Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command, made a daylight air attack at low level on an important Japanese held railway station at Pak Nam Phan. Military installations were hit and many fires left burning. After dropping high explosive and incendiary bombs on the target some of the aircraft showered leaflets on the town.
Pak Nam Phan, Burma. C. 1944-12. Leaflets as well as bombs were dropped by RAF Liberator aircraft of the Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command, during the low-level daylight air attack on the Japan
Pak Nam Phan, Burma. C. 1944-12. A bomb bursting on the target during the air attack on the station at Pak Nam Phan by RAF Liberator aircraft of the Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command. Buildings
Taungup, Burma. c. February 1945. Japanese supply dumps burning from incendiary bombs. Explosions from high explosive bombs occur while further showers of incendiaries fall on the target area followin
Surasdhani, Thailand. C. 1945. Railway and jetty installations at Surasdhani, 600 miles north of Singapore, under attack by RAF Liberator aircraft of Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command. Bombs ar
Hnonpladuk, Burma. C. 1945-01. High explosive bombs from RAF Liberator bomber aircraft of the Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command bursting on Hnonpladuk railway station when this target was attac
YENANYAUNG, BURMA. C. 1945-03. RAF LIBERATOR AIRCRAFT OF STRATEGIC AIR FORCE, EASTERN AIR COMMAND, PASSING OVER THEIR TARGET AREA AT YENANYAUNG, AFTER DROPPING THEIR BOMBS ON JAPANESE SUPPLY BASES AND
