The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Sinbaungwe, Burma. 25 February 1945. Fires started north of the Linban Chaung following an attack on the British Oil Company (BOC) oil pipeline between Migyaungye-Allanmyo by aircraft of No. 82 (Mosquito) Squadron RAF.
Sinbaungwe, Burma. 25 February 1945. Fires started south of the Linban Chaung following an attack on the British Oil Company (BOC) oil pipeline between Migyaungye-Allanmyo by aircraft of No. 82 (Mosqu
Burma. 25 February 1945. Fires started following an attack by aircraft of No. 82 (Mosquito) Squadron RAF on the British Oil Company (BOC) oil pipeline between Migyaungye-Allanmyo where it crosses the
Burma. 25 February 1945. Fires started following an attack by aircraft of No. 82 (Mosquito) Squadron RAF on the British Oil Company (BOC) oil pipeline between Migyaungye-Allanmyo River where it runs e
Burma. 25 February 1945. Fires started on the British Oil Company (BOC) oil pipeline between Migyaungye-Allanmyo River where it runs through the village of Kyaukchet following an attack by aircraft of
Burma. 25 February 1945. Fires started on the British Oil Company (BOC) oil pipeline between Migyaungye-Allanmyo River where it runs in open country after an attack by aircraft of No. 82 (Mosquito) Sq
Burma. 25 February 1945. Fires resulting from strikes on the British Oil Company (BOC) oil pipeline between Migyaungye-Allanmyo River at three different points about 3 1/2 miles south of Sinbaungwe ne
