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Rangoon, Burma. c. May 1945. A crowded Dalhousie Street, as light anti-aircraft (ack ack) guns of the RAF Regiment move through the city on the way to Mingaladon airfield.
Rangoon, Burma. c. May 1945. With a golden pagoda in the distance, light anti-aircraft (ack ack) guns of the RAF Regiment move through a street on the way to Mingaladon airfield.
Rangoon, Burma. c. May 1945. Senior RAF officers, Air Marshal W. A. Coryton (left) chats with Major General George E. Stratemeyer, Air Commander, Eastern Air Command (right) on Mingaladon airfield.
Rangoon, Burma. 12 January 1944. Flares dropped on Mingaladon airfield on 12/13 January 1944 by attacking aircraft of No. 99 (Liberator) Squadron RAF. Pilot Officer Clement RAAF and Flight Sergeant Le
In flight en route to Rangoon, Burma. c. May 1945. On his way to Rangoon to inspect Allied bomb damage to the docks, Air Marshal Sir Keith R. Park, Allied Air Commander in Chief, South East Asia, took
Rangoon, Burma. c. 1945. An ox-cart moving along the Prome Road running out of Rangoon. The paddock between the road and the distant Shwe Dagon Pagoda was the first dropping zone in the city for aircr
Pegu, Burma. c. May 1945. Informal portrait of Flying Officer J. Callaghan, a Beaufighter aircraft pilot, of Camelon, Stirlingshire, who was kept in solitary confinement for three months. RAF prisoner
