The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
German propaganda photograph captured by the RAF.
RAF Caption: "Aircraft shot down by flak."
The photograph is of the forward half of a Hawker Typhoon 1B of 245 squadron RAF. The fuselage shows extensive flak damage and some blackening from fire. The aircraft still bears its invasion stripes from the D-Day landings and in the foreground is a 3 and a quarter inch (60 pound) rocket.
German propaganda photograph captured by the RAF. RAF Caption: "Aircraft shot down by flak." The photograph is of the forward half of a Hawker Typhoon 1B of 245 squadron RAF. The fuselage shows exten
RAF operational flims of daylight bombing raid by Lancaster heavy bombers and rocket attacks by Hawker Typhoon fighter bombers. Opening scene in long shot of bomb impacts on a bridge. Long shot of Lan
HELMOND, HOLLAND, 1945-02. BOMBS AND ROCKET HEADS ALONGSIDE A HAWKER TYPHOON AIRCRAFT OF THE RAF. (PHOTOGRAPHER: C. ISAAC; DONOR: C. KROYER)
Coverage of operations by aircraft of the Second Tactical Airforce (2nd TAF) and Bomber Command in the Caen area, Normandy in support of Operation Overlord. Mid air shots of RAF Boston aircraft of No
A De Haviland Mosquito aircraft with RAF camouflage scheme, white and black stripes on lower fuselage, known as 'invasion stripes'. These indicate that this is after D-Day, 6 June 1944.
Opening scene of a rocket-armed Hawker Typhoon fighter bomber of No 137 Squadron RAF (code SF-M) taxiing on an unidentified airfield. Typhoon parks and Australian pilot climbs out of the aircraft and
