The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Tripoli, Tripolitania, Libya. 21 December 1941. This remarkable photograph captured from a German prisoner of war (POW) shows a great column of smoke from a burning fuel store still rising in the sky on the morning after a raid by the RAF. 'Petrol dumps were also hit' say the RAF communiques. Corroboration which makes it quite clear that no exaggerated claims are made has thus been obligingly supplied by the enemy.
Tripoli, Tripolitania, Libya. 21 December 1941. This remarkable photograph captured from a German prisoner of war (POW) shows the devastation caused on Tripoli's Spanish Mole the morning after a raid
Tripoli, Tripolitania, Libya. 21 December 1941. This remarkable photograph captured from a German prisoner of war (POW) shows the devastation caused on Tripoli's Spanish Mole (wharf), the morning afte
Tripoli, Tripolitania, Libya. 31 January 1943. A group of coloured soldiers of Allied forces captured at Tobruk who were released a few days ago when the Eighth Army took over Tripoli. They had been p
Tripoli, Tripolitania, Libya. 31 January 1943. Trees painted for camouflage on the wall of a large building near Tripoli makes it look like a stage backdrop or part of a film set.
Acroma, Cyrenaica, Libya. 14 December 1941. Aerial photograph showing the characteristic column of black smoke is the result of a direct hit on a big petrol dump by bomber aircraft of the South Africa
Ma-Ubin, Burma. 16 February 1945. At the south end of the Ma-Ubin waterfront the only active creek-steamer in this area was attacked by aircraft of No. 177 (Beaufighter) Squadron RAF. As a result of t
