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Kalawthut, Burma. c. March 1945. A bridge near Kalawthut twenty two miles south of Moulmein, on the Moulmein-Bangkok railway after the attack by RAF Liberator aircraft. One span of the bridge has been completely demolished. At the other end the permanent way has been torn up and wrecked for many yards. RAF Liberator bomber aircraft of Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command operating from bases in Bengal continued their offensive against road and railway bridges on the Burma-Thailand railway. This photograph illustrates the pinpoint accuracy with which the RAF carries out its attacks on Japanese supply lines and communications.
Kalawthut, Burma. c. March 1945. The attack on the bridge near Kalawthut twenty two miles south of Moulmein, on the Moulmein-Bangkok railway. Bombs burst at one end of the bridge while two others burs
Kalawthut, Burma. C. 1945-04. The bridge near Kalawthut, twenty two miles south of Moulmein, on the Moulmein-Bangkok railway after the RAF Liberator aircraft of Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Comman
Kalunpe, Burma. c. March 1945. RAF Liberator bomber aircraft of Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command, attacked bridges on the Burma-Thailand railway during March 1945. This high oblique view shows
Ban-Tam-Kam, Thailand. c. March 1945. A low level oblique photograph from one of the attacking RAF Liberator aircraft shows a bomb exploding in the centre of the bridge. In a round trip of nearly 2,50
Kalawthut, Burma. C. 1945-04. Bomb bursts on and near the bridge close to Kalawthut, twenty two miles south of Moulmein, on the Moulmein-Bangkok railway during an attack by RAF Liberator aircraft of S
Ban-Tam-Kam, Thailand. c. March 1945. In a round trip of nearly 2,500 miles from bases in India, RAF Liberator bomber aircraft of Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command smashed a 600 foot three-span
