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Burma. c. July 1944. Cannon strikes on a camouflaged railway water tank in an attack by Squadron Leader George Bassingthwaighte DFC, RAAF, of Jandowae, Qld, who is serving with No. 27 (Beaufighter) Squadron RAF.
Burma. c. July 1944. Caught in the early morning south of Mandalay, this Japanese train loaded with oil was attacked and set on fire by Squadron Leader George Bassingthwaighte DFC, RAAF, of Jandowae,
Southern Burma. c. July 1944. Cannon strikes on a barracks building during an attack on a Japanese military camp by Pilot Officer Clegg RAAF, No. 27 (Beaufighter) Squadron RAF of Newcastle, NSW.
Central Burma. c. July 1944. Oil tankers on a railway line under attack by Flight Lieutenant Snowy Swift DFC, RAAF, No. 27 (Beaufighter) Squadron RAF of Sydney, NSW.
Kadok, Burma. 27 November 1944. Cannon strikes on the locomotive of a moving train south of Kadok on the Rangoon-Mandalay railway line during the third attack by aircraft of No. 177 (Beaufighter) Squa
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
Gulf of Martaban, Burma. 19 January 1945. A 100 foot standard wooden coaster, used by the Japanese, is subject to cannon strikes during an attack by aircraft of No. 27 (Beaufighter) Squadron RAF.
