The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Sagaing, Burma. 26 March 1945. Passing close to the famous Ava bridge across the Irrawaddy just south of Mandalay, troops of the British 14th Army are ferried across the river. The Ava bridge was blown up by our retreating troops in 1942.
Sagaing, Burma. 26 March 1945. Men and transport of the British 14th Army waiting at a bridgehead just below the famous Ava bridge just south of Mandalay to be ferried across the Irrawaddy River in pu
Mandalay, Burma. 26 March 1945. Twisted rail metals and destroyed railway wagons lying on a railway embankment near Sagaing, just south of Mandalay. Japanese communications are being relentlessly poun
Burma. 2 March 1945. A RAF Douglas C47 Dakota transport aircraft drops supplies by parachute to troops of the British 14th Army on a bridgehead south of the Irrawaddy River, while the battle for Manda
Mandalay, Burma. c. 25 March 1945. Bodies of dead Japanese who had entrenched themselves in a tunnel at the south-western end of Mandalay hill. They were all killed by advancing troops of the British
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
AVA, BURMA. 1941. CAPTAIN JOCK GROSSETT, INTERPRETER OFFICER ATTACHED TO THE AUSTRALIAN CONTINGENT TO THE BRITISH MILITARY MISSION 204, AND WARRANT OFFICER JACK SANDELL DURING A DEMOLITION RECONNAISSA
