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DURING AN AIR RAID ON DARWIN STAFF SERGEANT. E. J. RAYMER OF THE U.S. AIR CORPS GROUND STAFF WAS SHELTERING IN A SLIT TRENCH WHEN A JAP INCENDIARY BOMB FELL INTO IT. RAYMER PUSHED THE BOMB OUT OF THE TRENCH AND IN DOING SO BURNED HIS HAND. (NEGATIVE BY H. DICK).
DARWIN. A 60 KILOGRAM JAPANESE INCENDIARY BOMB WHICH BURIED ITSELF IN THE GROUND WITHOUT IGNITING BEING EXAMINED BY LIEUTENANT H. KARSCH OF SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS AND LIEUTENANT J.J. WARD OF ST KILDA, VIC
DARWIN. A JAPANESE 60 KILOGRAM INCENDIARY BOMB AS THE AUSTRALIANS LIKE TO SEE THEM - BEING DESTROYED UNDER SUPERVISION ON A ROAD WHERE THEY CAN DO NO HARM. THE BOMB WAS DROPPED DURING THE LAST RAID ON
JAPANESE RAID ON DARWIN. SOLDIERS IN A BOMB CRATER LOOKING FOR SOUVENIR SPLINTERS AFTER THE RAID ON DARWIN WHEN AT LEAST 14 OUT OF 49 JAP PLANES WERE SHOT OUT OF ACTION. THIS BOMB EXPLODED IN THE BUSH
JAPANESE RAID ON DARWIN. SPITFIRES MANNED BY THE RAAF AND R.A.F. WENT INTO ACTION FOR THE SECOND TIME IN AUSTRALIAN WHEN 49 JAP BOMBERS AND FIGHTERS RAIDED DARWIN. AT LEAST 14 WERE SHOT OUT OF ACTION.
JAPANESE RAID ON DARWIN. SPITFIRES MANNED BY THE RAAF AND R.A.F. WENT INTO ACTION FOR THE SECOND TIME IN AUSTRALIA WHEN 49 JAP BOMBERS AND FIGHTERS RAIDED DARWIN. AT LEAST 14 WERE SHOT OUT OF ACTION.
JAPANESES RAID ON DARWIN. SPITFIRES MANNED BY THE RAAF AND R.A.F. WENT INTO ACTION FOR THE SECOND TIME IN AUSTRALIA WHEN 49 JAP BOMBERS AND FIGHTERS RAIDED DARWIN. AT LEAST 14 WERE SHOT OUT OF ACTION.
