The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Pas de Calais area, France. 1944-03-26. Aerial view of one of the large concrete structures in the area which appear to be connected with the enemy's threatened long range rocket assault on England. Photograph, taken by aircraft of 541 Squadron RAF, shows the site before the great attacks by Allied Aircraft. (Ministry of Air photograph No. CL 345). (See also No. 102050).
France. C. 1944-09. One of the large concrete structures at Pas de Calais which appear to be connected with the enemy's threatened long-range rocket assaults on England before the great attacks launch
Pas de Calais area, France. 1944-06-30. Aerial view of the concrete structure possibly connected with the German plan to attack England with long range rockets. Craters and other damage can be seen, t
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
France. C. 1944-09. Damage to concrete structures at Pas de Calais after attacks on it by Allied Air Forces culminating in the concentrated attack by aircraft of RAF Bomber Command on the night of 194
France. 1944-07-06. An RAF Halifax aircraft over the target, a large concrete structure in the Pas de Calais area, where bursting bombs send clouds of smoke and dust into the air during a daylight att
PAS DE CALAIS, FRANCE. C. 1944-08. A FLYING BOMB SITE SHOWING ATTACKS MADE BY ALLIED AIRCRAFT. "A" SHOWS THE LAUNCHING RAMP, AND THE ARROWS AT POINTS B, C, D, AND E INDICATE WHERE FLYING BOMBS HAVE CR
