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Burma. C. 1944-03. Roads, bridges, railways, camps and other strategic targets held by the Japanese are being pounded night and day by aircraft of the RAF, many of which are flown by RAAF pilots. This target is a bridge on the Tiddim Road. One Hawker Hurricane (Hurribomber) aircraft had just gone in and dropped its bombs on the bridge while a second prepares to attack.
Burma. C. 1944-03. Roads, bridges, railways, camps and other strategic targets held by the Japanese are being pounded night and day by aircraft of the RAF. Two bombs fall away from under the wings of
Burma. C. 1944-03. Roads, bridges, railways, camps and other strategic targets held by the Japanese are being pounded night and day by aircraft of the RAF, many of which are flown by RAAF pilots. A Hu
Burma. C. 1944-12. Roaring along the sandy airstrip with bombs under the mainplane, an RAF Hawker Hurricane (Hurribomber) aircraft of Eastern Air Command heads for Japanese targets in Burma.
Burma. c. March 1945. Pilots of an RAF Hawker Hurricane (Hurribomber) Squadron operating from an airstrip close behind the British 14th Army, study their target maps at the open air 'Ops' (Operations)
Burma. c. November 1944. Operating from airstrips inside Burma, a squadron of RAF Hawker Hurricane (Hurribomber) aircraft, code name AW, are camouflaged with trees, leaves and branches. These Hurribom
Burma. c. 1944. A building housing Japanese soldiers and vital stores in a village is blown up by direct hits from Hurri-bomber aircraft. Such attacks are part of a campaign against Japanese-held road
