The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
AT A CERTAIN STAGE OF MANUFACTURE, EACH BOMB BODY IS STAMPED WITH A NUMBER AS SHOWN IN THIS PICTURE. AT THE SUBSEQUENT INSPECTION, FAULTY BOMBS ARE CULLED OUT, AND THEIR NUMBERS RECORDED AS A CHECK AGAINST SUCH BOMBS BEING SENT FOR FURTHER PROCESSING. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
A body bag containing the dead body or partial remains of a soldier lies on a stretcher in a reefer (refrigerator) box at the entrance to the In-Processing Section of the United States Army Mortuary c
Egypt. English bombs in the sand outside a shed, probably the Q store. The large bomb in front is a 110 pounder, which is detonated by the small propeller on the front. The propellor spins into the bo
Body bags containing the dead bodies or partial remains of deceased American or allied soldiers lie stacked up on stands in a reefer (refrigerator) box at the entrance to the In-Processing Section of
FORBES, AUSTRALIA. 1943-02. LEFT FOREARM OF A "GUINEA PIG" TAKING PART IN AN EXPERIMENTAL GAS SHELL SHOOT, WHO INDULGED IN UNAUTHORISED EXPERIMENTATION OF HIS OWN. THIS IS THE SAME ARM AS SHOWN IN PIC
FORBES, AUSTRALIA. 1943-02. LEFT FOREARM OF A "GUINEA PIG" TAKING PART IN AN EXPERIMENTAL GAS SHELL SHOOT, WHO INDULGED IN UNAUTHORISED EXPERIMENTATION OF HIS OWN. THIS IS THE SAME ARM AS SHOWN IN PIC
Five 12,000 pound Tallboy bombs in a bomb dump at 9 Squadron, RAF. A sixth bomb is waiting on a bomb trailer in the background. The Tallboy was designed by Dr Barnes Wallis as a heavy cased, deep pene
