The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Burma. c. March 1945. Wrecked buildings in the centre of the town. This Burmese town was occupied by troops of the British 14th Army. It is on the road to Mandalay, and before the Japanese were driven out it was heavily bombed by RAF Liberator bomber aircraft of Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command.
Burma. 26 January 1945. RAF Liberator bomber aircraft of Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command, many of them flown by RAAF aircrew made a heavy daylight attack on the Japanese communications link a
Anankwin, Burma. c. February 1945. Bombs bursting on a railway station and sidings on the Burma-Thailand railway during an attack by RAF Liberator bomber aircraft of Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air C
Waw, Burma. 8 April 1945. Bombs bursting (centre right) during an attack by aircraft of No. 356 (Liberator) Squadron RAF of the Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command.
Kyaungmudaw, Burma. 22 February 1945. At the request of the British 14th Army, Liberator bomber aircraft of RAF and US Army Air Force units of the Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command, attacked a
Mandalay, Burma. c. February 1945. A terrific concentration of bombs bursting in the target area during the heaviest raid yet made on any Japanese target in Burma was carried out by RAF Liberator bomb
Kunlon, Burma. c. 1945. Aerial view taken from an RAF Liberator shows taxi strips and airport facilities receiving some of the many bombs that were dropped on Japanese airfields by RAF Liberator bombe
