The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Cassino, Italy. 19 May 1944. The town of Cassino and the monastery on Monastery Hill have been captured by Allied troops. The final assault of the town was carried out by British troops while Polish troops took the monastery. Aerial photograph taken by an RAF Official Photographer showed the Union Jack and the Polish flag flying from the bomb-battered and shell-wrecked monastery of Montecassino.
Cassino, Italy. C. 1944-05. Photograph taken from the air from a Piper Cub aircraft by an official RAF photographer showing the Union Jack and the Polish flag flying from the bomb battered and shell w
Italy. C. 1944-05. A view of the Abbey on Monastery Hill at Cassino after its capture by Allied troops, taken from the air from a Piper Cub aircraft by an official RAF photographer.
Italy. C. 1944-05. A view of the Abbey on Monastery Hill at Cassino after its capture by Allied troops, taken from the air from a Piper Cub aircraft by an official RAF photographer.
Italy. C. 1944-05. A view of the Abbey on Monastery Hill at Cassino after its capture by Allied troops, taken from the air from a Piper Cub aircraft by an official RAF photographer.
ITALY, 1944-03-15. BATTLE FOR CASSINO AND MONASTERY HILL. FIERCE FIGHTING CONTINUED IN CASSINO WHERE NEW ZEALANDERS WERE STEADILY REDUCING ENEMY STRONGPOINTS, WHILE TROOPS ON MONASTERY HILL HUNG DOGGE
Cassino, Italy. c. 1944. Aerial view of the town of Cassino in Italy, as it appeared to Allied troops and airmen.
