The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
TOBRUK. THIS 1000 POUND BOMB FELL 20 FEET FROM AN ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN POST. THE BOMB IS MARKED CZECHOSLOVAKIA, SO THEY PROBABLY OWE THEIR LIVES TO THE SILENT SERVICE WHICH IS WORKING FOR VICTORY IN THESE OCCUPIED COUNTRIES. THE "V" WAS PUT ON BY THE ANTI-AIRCRAFT CREW.
DIGGING OUT A 1000 POUND BOMB WHICH FAILED TO EXPLODE, FROM THE MAIN SQUARE IN TOBRUK. THE BOMB BORED FIFTEEN FEET INTO THE GROUND BEFORE STRIKING SOLID ROCK WHICH TURNED IT AT RIGHT ANGLES. (NEGATIVE
DIGGING OUT A 1000 POUND BOMB WHICH FAILED TO EXPLODE, FROM THE MAIN SQUARE IN TOBRUK. THE BOMB BORED FIFTEEN FEET INTO THE GROUND BEFORE STRIKING SOLID ROCK WHICH TURNED IT AT RIGHT ANGLES. (NEGATIVE
DIGGING OUT A 1000 POUND BOMB WHICH FAILED TO EXPLODE, FROM THE MAIN SQUARE IN TOBRUK. THE BOMB BORED FIFTEEN FEET INTO THE GROUND BEFORE STRIKING SOLID ROCK WHICH TURNED IT AT RIGHT ANGLES. (NEGATIVE
DIGGING OUT A 1000 POUND BOMB WHICH FAILED TO EXPLODE, FROM THE MAIN SQUARE IN TOBRUK. THE BOMB BORED FIFTEEN FEET INTO THE GROUND BEFORE STRIKING SOLID ROCK WHICH TURNED IT AT RIGHT ANGLES. (NEGATIVE
Lakunai, Rabaul, New Britain, 1944-12-06. Aerial view, taken at an altitude of 9,500 feet from aft the bomb bay of an unidentified United States Army Air Force (USAAF) bomber (serial no. AF42-45230),
LONDON - A SEARCHLIGHT CREW READY TO SPOT ANY RAIDERS TO PUT UP A WALL OF LIGHT IN THE SKY, SO THAT THE ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNNERS MAY DRIVE OFF THE RAIDERS, OR KEEP THEM AT A SAFE HEIGHT.
