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Arakan, Burma. 8 April 1944. Pagoda Point, at the mouth of the Irrawaddy River, one of several familiar sights to RAAF aircrew serving with No. 354 (Liberator) Squadron RAF during their reconnaissance flights of the Arakan.
Yenangjuang, Burma. c. 16 March 1945. The target area was already covered by smoke from bursting bombs dropped by RAF Liberator aircraft, as yet another aircraft was about to bomb Yenangjuang on the e
Yenangjuang, Burma. c. 16 March 1945. An aerial view taken from an attacking RAF Liberator aircraft shows a further eight RAF aircraft passing over their target area after dropping their bombs. A grea
Arakan, Burma. c. 1944. Exterior view of basha huts in which RAAF personnel serving with No. 117 (Dakota) Squadron RAF and No. 194 (Dakota) Squadron RAF are living along the Burma front.
Mingthonkhong, Burma. 8 May 1944. Bombs bursting during an attack by aircraft of No. 99 (Liberator) Squadron RAF of the Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command. Squadron Leader Trumper RAAF and Flyin
Arakan, Burma. c. 1945. These pilots of an RAF Mosquito Squadron, wearing their various types of jungle kit, have to cross a wooden bridge to reach the airfield. A magnificent job has been done in the
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
