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Photograph 008313 Second World War, 1939-1945SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND. WELLINGTON HEAVY BOMBER OF R.A.F. IN FLIGHT. THESE AIRCRAFT HAVE A RANGE OF 3,200 MILES. (NEGATIVE BY B.M.I.).

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A WELLINGTON BOMBER AIRCRAFT HITS A GERMAN HEINKEL AT ITS BASE. TWO WELLINGTON BOMBERS IN FLIGHT. (NEGATIVE BY B.M.I.).
SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND. WELLINGTON HEAVY BOMBER OF R.A.F. IN FLIGHT. THESE AIRCRAFT HAVE A RANGE OF 3,200 MILES. (NEGATIVE BY B.M.I.).

RAF officers examine the torn and scorched wreckage of a German Heinkel III bomber aircraft which was shot down over Alexandria by a British night fighter. The German bomber, which crashed in flames,

German Aircraft World War Two. Heinkel HE 111E, Bomber-Torpedo carrier-Glider tug. Twin engine, low wing monoplane.

Derna, Libya. c.1943-01. A damaged S79 aircraft with a swastika painted on the tail lies on its belly in an open paddock next to a German Heinkel bomber aircraft. (Original photograph album housed in

1943-04-17. THE DE HAVILLAND "MOSQUITO" R.A.F. RECONNAISSANCE BOMBER IN FLIGHT. (NEGATIVE BY B.M.I.).

The wreckage of a German Heinkel III bomber aircraft which was shot down early on the morning of 8 April 1942, lies burned out and twisted at the edge of a salt lake near Alexandria. The enemy bomber,
