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Photograph 128317 Second World War, 1939-1945BANJALUKA, YUGOSLAVIA. THE GERMAN BARRACKS, A KEY COMMUNICATIONS CENTRE, UNDER ATTACK FROM ROCKET FIRING BEAUFIGHTER AIRCRAFT PRIOR TO CAPTURE BY YUGOSLAV PARTISANS.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Banjaluka, Yugoslavia. 12 October 1944. Aerial view from a Bristol Beaufighter aircraft during the attack on the castle with smoke rising. At the request of Yugoslav Partisan forces, South Africa Air Force Bristol Beaufighter aircraft of the Balkan Air Force attacked a castle being used as an enemy stronghold, key Yugoslav communications centre. The Partisans themselves marked the exact target with squares of red cloth. Sixty-four rocket projectiles from the Bristol Beaufighters fired the German citadel. Soon after the air attack the Partisans captured the town. They claim 3000 Germans killed and 2000 prisoners taken.
BANJALUKA, YUGOSLAVIA. THE GERMAN BARRACKS, A KEY COMMUNICATIONS CENTRE, UNDER ATTACK FROM ROCKET FIRING BEAUFIGHTER AIRCRAFT PRIOR TO CAPTURE BY YUGOSLAV PARTISANS.

Zuzemberk, Yugoslavia. 1945-02-18. Rocket projectiles from South African Air Force Beaufighter aircraft of the Balkan Air Force, on their way to hit a castle-like building in the German-occupied town

Dalmatia, Yugoslavia. C. 1944-11. A small enemy vessel under fire from rocket projectiles of Balkan Air Force Beaufighter aircraft during an attack in northern Dalmatian waters.

St Vid, Yugoslavia. C. 1945-04. Balkan Air Force aircraft are operating in close support of the Yugoslav army. South African Air Force rocket firing Beaufighter aircraft carried out an attack on the e

Bjelovar, Yugoslavia. C. 1944-11. During an attack by South African Air Force Beaufighter aircraft of the Balkan Air Force on enemy barracks at Bjelovar. The Beaufighter aircraft attacked with bombs a

Gracac, Yugoslavia. C. 1945-01. Rockets speeding towards their target while smoke is rising from fires already started during the attack by Rocket-firing RAF and South African Air Force Beaufighters o
