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Irrawaddy River, Burma. 1 February 1945. A Laung (50-75 foot supply vessel) with deck cargo eight miles south of Yenangyaung, which was attacked by aircraft of No. 45 (Mosquito) Squadron RAF.
Irrawaddy River, Burma. 1 February 1945. A Laung (50-75 foot supply vessel) with deck cargo eight miles south of Yenangyaung, on fire after an attack by aircraft of No. 45 (Mosquito) Squadron RAF. Not
Irrawaddy River, Burma. 1 February 1945. A Laung (50-75 foot supply vessel) with deck cargo eight miles south of Yenangyaung, burning fiercely after an attack by aircraft of No. 45 (Mosquito) Squadron
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
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
Burma. 25 February 1945. Fires resulting from strikes on the British Oil Company (BOC) oil pipeline between Migyaungye-Allanmyo River at three different points about 3 1/2 miles south of Sinbaungwe ne
Ywataung, Burma. 22 March 1945. Smoke from bomb bursts in a probable Japanese supply dump in the area east of the Allanmyo-Prome road about four miles from Ywataung, following an attack by aircraft of
