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Ma-Ubin, Burma. 16 February 1945. At the south end of the Ma-Ubin waterfront the only active creek-steamer in this area was attacked by aircraft of No. 177 (Beaufighter) Squadron RAF. As a result of the attack, the fuel tanks were set on fire, and the steamer was left burning furiously and a large column of black smoke rose high into the sky. (See also P02491.137 and p02491.166)
Ma-Ubin, Burma. 16 February 1945. At the south end of the waterfront, the only active creek steamer in this area was attacked with cannon and rocket-projectiles by aircraft of No. 177 ( Beaufighter) S
Ma-Ubin, Burma. 16 February 1945. At the south end of the Ma-Ubin waterfront the only active creek-steamer in this area was attacked by aircraft of No. 177 (Beaufighter) Squadron RAF. As a result of t
Ma-Ubin, Burma. C. 1945-04. At the south end of the Ma-Ubin waterfront the only active Greek steamer in this area was attacked by RAF Beaufighter aircraft. The steamer's fuel tanks were set on fire an
Ma-Ubin, Burma. C. 1945-04. A column of black smoke rises in the air as the Greek steamer blazing fiercely, lies amid the burning oil from the vessel's burst fuel tanks after being attacked by RAF Bea
Ma-Ubin, Burma. 29 January 1945. A camouflaged 300 foot steamer (left) and a 200-250 foot cargo flat boat used by the Japanese on the waterfront in the Irrawaddy Delta area since 15 April 1944 being a
Ma-Ubin, Burma. 16 February 1945. The waterfront in the Irrawaddy Delta area showing the half-submerged 300 foot steamer which was the target for attacks by aircraft of No. 177 (Beaufighter) Squadron
