The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Magdeburg, Germany. C. 1945-07. Beside the wrecked factories of the Junkers Aero Engine Works in the German industrial town of Magdeburg this four metre thick concrete dome covered an air raid shelter. Made of concrete two metres thick and covered by stones one and a half metres deep the shelter stood up to the bombing by aircraft of RAF Bomber Command which hit the Junkers Engine Works. 12,000 people were employed at the works.
Magdeburg, Germany. C. 1945-07. The twelve inch thick concrete roof of the jet engine repair shop wrecked by bombs after air attacks by aircraft of RAF Bomber Command which hit the Junkers Engine Work
Magdeburg, Germany. C. 1945-07. Wrecked cranes at the entrance to the anti-aircraft gun assembly shop at the Krupp Crusonwerk A. G. works in the German industrial town of Magdeburg which was the targe
Magdeburg, Germany. C. 1945-07. Debris and rubble in the ruins of damaged buildings at the machine shop of the Crusonwerk A. G. works in the German industrial town of Magdeburg where telescopes and to
Magdeburg, Germany. C. 1945-07. Part of the shop where anti-aircraft guns were made at the Krupp Crusonwerk A. G. works in the German industrial town of Magdeburg which was the target of air attacks b
Magdeburg, Germany. C. 1945-07. Twisted wreckage and the shells of damaged or burned out buildings are all that is left of the main works in the German industrial town of Magdeburg, target of Allied a
France. 1944-07. A large concrete structure in the Pas de Calais area believed to be connected with Germany's threatened use of long range rockets was attacked in daylight on 1944-07-17 with 12,000 po
