The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. IN A MOONLIGHT ATTACK ON LAE HARBOUR A FORMATION OF AMERICAN MITCHELL BOMBERS SCORED DIRECT HITS ON AN ENEMY SUBMARINE UNLOADING CARGO. HERE ARE SOME OF THE MEN WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE ATTACK IN WHICH THE SUB WAS BLOWN TO PIECES. LEFT TO RIGHT LIEUT. CHARLES W. HOWE OF VENTURA, CAL. CAPT. ROBERT D. CHATT OF TEKAMAH, NEB. LIEUT. JOHN J. CLARKE OF CHICAGO, ILL. BACK ROW. LIEUT. NELSON P. INGRAM OF LOUISBERG, NORTH. CAR. LIEUT. DONALD J. MACLELLAN OF OAKLAND, CAL. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).
Attack on 5000 tons Japanese cargo ship in Bay of Ambon. On this occasion five bombers attacked five ships, each bomber selecting a ship. Two made direct hits - one of them, an ammunition ship, blew u
Group portrait of the American crews of the Consolidated B-24 Liberator bomber aircraft which participated in close co-operation with the RAF and British Fleet in the Mediterranean Naval engagement. T
Krefeld, Germany. 1945-02. In an attack on enemy communications of 1945-02-23, RAF Spitfire aircraft of 2nd Tactical Air Force scored direct hits with two 500 lb bombs on the double track railway line
