The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Middle East, North Africa. 27 May 1942. Four Nazi airmen marching between guards in a prisoner of war (POW) camp were the crew of a Junkers JU 88 bomber aircraft. They attempted to make a night raid in the desert, but the Junkers was brought down before they had time to drop a bomb.
Three Junkers Ju 88 aluminium aircraft skin fragments which are heavily torn, punctured and misshapen from the explosion which destroyed the aircraft. Each is approximately the same size and each disp
A collection of four metal black painted mounting struts from the interior of a Junkers Ju 88 twin engined bomber. Each is a hollow metal pressing of teardrop profile with a notched mounting slot and
80mm x 25mm fragment of aluminium sheet or frame from a Junkers Ju.87 divebomber shot down in the Western desert. A pencil annotation on the fragment reads: "Junkers One Bomber" Souvenired by Anthony
A 10 uF electrolytic condenser from the radio of a Junkers Ju 88. The box shape has been squashed in one corner, possibly from the impact of the explosion which destroyed the aircraft, or from impact
A flight engineers panel from a Junkers Ju 88 twin engine bomber. The aluminium is distorted and torn from explosion damage and all the instruments have been lost or destroyed, with only small corner
Western Desert, Cyrenaica, Libya. 28 October 1942. Long range fighters of the RAF attacked a destroyer and a motor vessel off the North African coast in another of their brilliant sweeps. The motor ve
