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Dresden, Germany. 1945-02-14. On the night of 1945-02-13/14, Lancaster aircraft of RAF Bomber Command made two very heavy attacks on Dresden, an important centre of communications and a base for the defence of Eastern Germany. Heavy bombers of the US 8th Air Force attacked this target the following day. Aircraft from No 460 Squadron RAAF, No. 463 Squadron RAAF and No. 467 Squadron RAAF took part in these attacks.
GRAVENHORST, GERMANY. 1945. AERIAL VIEW OF THE MITTELAND CANAL AFTER ATTACKS IN 1945-01 AND 1945-02 BY NO. 5 GROUP RAF WHEN MORE THAN 1,500 TONS OF BOMBS WERE DROPPED. THE CANAL IS AN IMPORTANT BY-CAN
Berchtesgaden, Germany. 1945-04-25. A Lancaster aircraft of RAF Bomber Command flying towards the target during the attack by Lancaster aircraft of RAF Bomber Command including No. 460 (Lancaster) Squ
LADBERGEN, GERMANY. 1945-01-01. WATER POURS THROUGH THE BREACH IN THE WESTERN CHANNEL OF THE DORTMUND-EMS CANAL HEAVILY DAMAGED BY LANCASTER AIRCRAFT OF RAF BOMBER COMMAND IN ITS FOURTH ATTACK ON THE
Berchtesgaden, Germany. 1945-04-25. Clouds of smoke over the target during the attack by Lancaster aircraft of RAF Bomber Command including No. 460 (Lancaster) Squadron RAAF in daylight.
Berchtesgaden, Germany. 1945-04-25. Lancaster aircraft of RAF Bomber Command including No. 460 (Lancaster) Squadron RAAF over Berchtesgaden in daylight. Great clouds of smoke are rising from the targe
Manuscript titled `The Dresden raid February 13/14 1945 : a No. 460 Squadron operation'. Detailed description of raid over Dresden in Germany, including journey there and back to Binbrook, in Lancaste