The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A British bomber aircraft over Tobruk, took this remarkable photograph. The two bands of heavy black smoke were made by three well established fires, the irregular white lines recorded in the plate smaller fires and burning incendiary bombs. At the right five high explosive bombs are seen bursting.
Taungup, Burma. c. February 1945. Japanese supply dumps burning from incendiary bombs. Explosions from high explosive bombs occur while further showers of incendiaries fall on the target area followin
Pak Nam Phan, Burma. C. 1944-12. RAF Liberator aircraft of the Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command, made a daylight air attack at low level on an important Japanese held railway station at Pak Na
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 27 August 1915. Smoke may be seen rising from the burning scrub on the seaward slopes of Hill 60 and on Kaiajik Dere. These fires were started by bursting shells and some
GERMAN DIVE BOMBERS HAVE MADE FREQUENT UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTS TO SMASH THE PORT OF TOBRUK. THIS PICTURE SHOWS BOMBS BURSTING ON THE FORESHORE. SMOKE SCREENS AND ACCURATE ANTI AIRCRAFT FIRE GENERALLY PR
GERMAN DIVE BOMBERS HAVE MADE FREQUENT UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTS TO SMASH THE PORT OF TOBRUK. THIS PICTURE SHOWS BOMBS BURSTING ON THE FORESHORE. SMOKE SCREENS AND ACCURATE ANTI AIRCRAFT FIRE GENERALLY PR
Hnonpladuk, Burma. C. 1945-01. High explosive bombs from RAF Liberator bomber aircraft of the Strategic Air Force, Eastern Air Command bursting on Hnonpladuk railway station when this target was attac
