The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Thegon, Burma. 14 February 1944. During a strafing attack by Warrant Officer D. M. Anderson RAAF of No. 177 (Beaufighter) Squadron RAF, the 'old dynamo shed' at the Pumping Station on the Burma-Thailand Railway was set on fire. Dense black smoke soon enveloped the Pump Station and surrounding country.
Thegon, Burma. 14 February 1944. During a strafing attack by Warrant Officer D. M. Anderson RAAF of No. 177 (Beaufighter) Squadron RAF, cannon strikes on the 'old dynamo shed' at the Pumping Station o
Kanhla, Burma. 23 February 1944. The Oil Pump House, on fire, smoke billowing from inside, after an attack by aircraft of No. 177 (Beaufighter) Squadron RAF. Warrant Officer (WO) Royce Rayner and WO B
Thegon, Burma. c. July 1944. The Pumping Station, ablaze after an attack by Pilot Officer D. M. Anderson RAAF of Swanbourne, WA, and No. 177 (Beaufighter) Squadron RAF.
Kanhla, Burma. 23 February 1944. Fierce flames and dense black smoke from burning oil followed an attack on the BOC pipeline five miles south of Kanhla, by aircraft of No. 177 (Beaufighter) Squadron R
Burma. 23 February 1944. A dense column of thick black smoke still rising from burning oil some time after the attack by aircraft of No. 177 (Beaufighter) Squadron RAF on the BOC oil pipeline between
Burma. 15 December 1943. A very successful attack by aircraft of No. 177 (Beaufighter) Squadron RAF on a train carrying oil drums, ten miles north west of Kokogon. Burning petrol and dense black smoke
