The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Berlin, Germany. C. 1945-05. The first official RAF aerial photographs of Berlin since its fall. They were taken by a low-flying Mosquito aircraft of the RAF Film Production Unit and provide striking evidence of the devastation in the heart of the German capital. Unter den Linden, just east of Brandenburger Tor, with the Wilhelmstrasse branching off the right amid devastation in the heart of Berlin.
Berlin, Germany. C. 1945-05. The first official RAF aerial photographs of Berlin since its fall. They were taken by a low-flying Mosquito aircraft of the RAF Film Production Unit and provide striking
Berlin, Germany. C. 1945-05. The first official RAF aerial photographs of Berlin since its fall. They were taken by a low-flying Mosquito aircraft of the RAF Film Production Unit and provide striking
Berlin, Germany. C. 1945-05. The first official RAF aerial photographs of Berlin since its fall. They were taken by a low-flying Mosquito aircraft of the RAF Film Production Unit and provide striking
Berlin, Germany. C. 1945-05. The first official RAF aerial photographs of Berlin since its fall. They were taken by a low-flying Mosquito aircraft of the RAF Film Production Unit and provide striking
Berlin, Germany. C. 1945-05. The first official RAF aerial photographs of Berlin since its fall. They were taken by a low-flying Mosquito aircraft of the RAF Film Production Unit and provide striking
Berlin, Germany. C. 1943-11. This oblique view of the heart of Berlin were photographed from an RAF reconnaissance aircraft before the heavy atacks on the German capital on the nights of 1943-11-18/19
