The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Zeitz, Germany. C. 1945-02. The Zeitz synthetic oil plant photographed by RAF reconnaissance a month after RAF Bomber Command's Allied air attack on 1944-01-16. There is no sign at any attempt at repair work, or of activity of any kind. The plant is a mass of debris amongst a dense concentration of craters. Most of the pipelines are broken, and all the vital parts of the plant have been hit. Large numbers of storage tanks and cooling towers are destroyed or damaged.
PIPES WREATHED ABOUT TANKS AND COOLING TOWERS. GAS PRODUCING PLANT (LEFT), WATER COOLING TOWER FOR GAS PLANT (CENTRE) AND TANKS FOR NITROGEN AND FILTERED WATER (RIGHT). THE PLANT PRODUCES LARGE QUANTI
36. 'Denitration Plant. Cooling the mixed acid from the Denitration Towers, and showing the storage tanks in the background' Collection relating to Robert Craig who lead the design and construction o
TWO OF THE WATER COOLING TOWERS AT A MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT. PIPES IN FOREGROUND TAKE GAS FROM AMMONIA MANUFACTURE FROM THE PRODUCING PLANT TO THE COMPRESSORS. AMMONIA IN LARGE QUANTITIES IS USED
ICI AMMONIA AND NITRIC ACID PLANT, MELBOURNE. COKE, ONE OF THE HOMELY SUBSTANCES THAT PLAY A PART IN THE PRODUCTION OF HIGH EXPLOSIVES, GOING INTO THE GAS PRODUCING PLANT (CENTRE). ON LEFT ARE TOWERS
Ghent (Gent), Belgium. C. 1944-08. The German Motor Transport Petrol Depot on the Ghent-Terneuzen Canal after the attacks made by RAF Bomber Command between 1944-08-03 and 1944-08-23. The Plant and De
France. C. 1944-07. Damage to German fortified positions in the Sannerville area south of Caen after the attack by Lancasters and Halifaxes of RAF Bomber Command on the morning of 1944-07-18. The whol
