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Photograph 012381 Second World War, 1939-1945ON THE RUSSIAN FRONT - SPRING, 1942. SOVIET PARACHUTISTS BLOWING UP A RAILWAY TRACK IN THE ENEMY REAR. (NEGATIVE BY B.M.I.).

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SOVIET PARACHUTE TROOPS HAMPER RETREATING GERMANS. WHITE-CLADE PARATROOPS OF THE RED ARMY DROPPED BEHIND THE GERMAN LINES IN RUSSIA PREPARE TO BLOW UP A RAILWAY TRACK, THEY ARE EQUIPPED WITH SKIS AND TOMMY GUNS. (NEGATIVE BY B.M.I.).
ON THE RUSSIAN FRONT - SPRING, 1942. SOVIET PARACHUTISTS BLOWING UP A RAILWAY TRACK IN THE ENEMY REAR. (NEGATIVE BY B.M.I.).

Irvine discusses his training in Australia, Canada and Waddington in England before posting to 214 Squadron flying Stirlings and then B-17s specially equipped with radar jamming devices to protect the
Improvised British sign made of unfinished tin with words 'BRIDGE MINED' stencilled in white paint. There are three nail holes along the top edge of the sign. This sign indicated that the railway b

Depicts a young man standing behind wire fence with a group of men behind him. Lieutenant Charles Winzer was a POW at Ruhleben (racecourse) Berlin 1914-18 period. In September 1914, about forty Britis
Polish Cross of September Campaign 1939. The obverse in the centre of the cross is a crowned eagle with spread wings sitting on an Amazon shield. A laurel wreath below shield surrounds lettering 'WRZE

Czechoslovakian Military Medal for Merit, 1st grade. The obverse has three soldiers' heads in helmets underneath raised lettering 'ZA ZASLUHY' [For merit]. 'CSR' in raised lettering at bottom. Reverse
