The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Rangoon, Burma. c. 1945. Exterior view of damaged buildings at the former University. The buildings had been occupied and used by Japanese forces as a Headquarters before being destroyed in attacks by bomber aircraft of the Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command.
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
Burma. 20 May 1944. The mountainous country through which the road from Imphal, Manipur, India to Tamu runs. An important communications link for Japanese forces, the road was the target of frequent a
Burma. 18 March 1944. A part of the road, taken from the air, which runs through mountainous country from Imphal, Manipur, India to Tiddim (Mile 83). An important communication link for Japanese force
Ukhrul, Manipur, India. 22 March 1944. The town, taken from the air, with the road from Imphal, Manipur, India, in the foreground. Japanese forces used the road as an important communications link and
Burma-Thailand. c. May 1945. This railway bridge on the Burma-Thailand railway was destroyed after an attack by Allied bomber aircraft of the Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command. One span of the
Burma. 22 May 1945. Since the fall of Rangoon heavy RAF Liberator aircraft of the Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command, have been concentrating on cutting all lines of communications for the Japan
