The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Burma. c. 20 March 1945. An oblique, low-level aerial view of Mandalay which fell to British 14th Army troops, showing the extensive damaged remains of the city after bombing. It is a familiar sight to many RAAF aircrew who are flying with RAF Squadrons on the Burma front.
Burma. c. 20 March 1945. RAAF aircrew serving with RAF Squadrons participated in many bombing attacks on Mandalay, second Burmese city, before it fell to troops of the British 14th Army. It was held b
Mandalay, Burma. c. 20 March 1945. A soldier surveys the remains of the pagoda and bomb damaged ruins in the streets of the city during the actual battle for the city, inflicted by the RAF, in which a
Burma. c. 13 March 1945. RAAF Thunderbolt pilots serving with RAF Squadrons were among those who dive-bombed and strafed the Japanese holding out in Fort Dufferin, last strongpoint to fall in Mandalay
Burma. c. 20 March 1945. RAAF aircrew flying with the RAF, helped largely in the downfall of Mandalay, the capture of which was accomplished on 20 March 1945. British 14th Army troops are collecting b
Burma. c. 20 March 1945. Mandalay, second city of Burma, fell to troops of the British 14th Army, after nearly three years of occupation by the Japanese. During the fighting in the streets of the city
Ye-u, Burma. 7 February 1945. A RAF transport truck passing through the town, on its way to forward fighter airstrips from which RAF squadrons are operating to give close support to the British 14th A
