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Photograph SUK13132 Second World War, 1939-1945Ladbergen, Germany. C. 1944-10. The two branches of the Dortmund-Ems canal at Ladbergen seen before the RAF Bomber Command attack on the night of 1944-09-23/24.

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Gravenherst, Germany. 1945-02. An RAF Reconnaissance photograph taken on the night of 1945-02-22, showing the results of RAF Bomber Command's attack on the Mittelland canal near Gravenherst. This canal is situated in an important by-canal of the Dortmund-Ems canal and is called the "Little Land Canal". It was attacked by RAF Bomber Command on 1945-02-21 and was completely put out of action. The Germans worked extremely hard and had practically got it repaired when RAF Bomber Command struck again with the results shown. RAAF crews took part in the attacks.
Ladbergen, Germany. C. 1944-10. The two branches of the Dortmund-Ems canal at Ladbergen seen before the RAF Bomber Command attack on the night of 1944-09-23/24.

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

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

Ladbergen, Germany. C. 1944-10. The great havoc which emptied the Dortmund-Ems canal at Ladbergen after attacks by RAF Bomber Command on the night of 1944-09-23/24. Two direct hits by 12,000lb bombs a

RECHLINHAUSEN, GERMANY, 1945-05. BARGES ON THE DORTMUND-EMS CANAL (126.11). (PHOTOGRAPHER: C. ISAAC; DONOR: C. KROYER)

Darmstadt, Germany. C. 1944-09. The devastated town, important centre of the German chemical industry and a trunk railway junction, after RAF Bomber Command's attack on 1944-09-11/12. Practically ever
