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JAPANESE RAID ON DARWIN. SPITFIRES MANNED BY THE RAAF AND R.A.F. WENT INTO ACTION FOR THE SECOND TIME IN AUSTRALIA WHEN 49 JAP BOMBERS AND FIGHTERS RAIDED DARWIN. AT LEAST 14 WERE SHOT OUT OF ACTION. THE PHOTO SHOWS A BOMB CRATER IN A ROAD. IN THE CRATER IS CPL. T.E. HARPER OF SYDNEY. (NEGATIVE BY H. TURNER).
JAPANESES RAID ON DARWIN. SPITFIRES MANNED BY THE RAAF AND R.A.F. WENT INTO ACTION FOR THE SECOND TIME IN AUSTRALIA WHEN 49 JAP BOMBERS AND FIGHTERS RAIDED DARWIN. AT LEAST 14 WERE SHOT OUT OF ACTION.
JAPANESE RAID ON DARWIN. SPITFIRES MANNED BY THE RAAF AND R.A.F. WENT INTO ACTION FOR THE SECOND TIME IN AUSTRALIAN WHEN 49 JAP BOMBERS AND FIGHTERS RAIDED DARWIN. AT LEAST 14 WERE SHOT OUT OF ACTION.
AT LEAST 14 JAPANESE FIGHTERS AND BOMBERS WERE SHOT OUT OF ACTION WHEN 49 ENEMY PLANES RAIDED DARWIN ON 15 MARCH 1943. SPITFIRES MANNED BY THE RAAF AND R.A.F. WENT INTO ACTION FOR THE SECOND TIME IN A
JAPANESE RAID ON DARWIN. SOLDIERS IN A BOMB CRATER LOOKING FOR SOUVENIR SPLINTERS AFTER THE RAID ON DARWIN WHEN AT LEAST 14 OUT OF 49 JAP PLANES WERE SHOT OUT OF ACTION. THIS BOMB EXPLODED IN THE BUSH
JAPANESE RAID ON DARWIN. ONE OF FOUR SPITFIRES SHOT OUT OF ACTION DURING THE RAID ON DARWIN ON 15 MARCH 1943. THE PILOT PARACHUTED TO SAFETY. AT LEAST 14 OF THE 49 ENEMY PLANES WERE SHOT OUT OF ACTION
Unidentified American servicemen, most likely USAAF, work to clear the ruined bedroom of a house destroyed by a bomb during the Japanese air raid of 15 March, 1943. The men wear American webbing belts
