The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
BURMA, 1945. "BRIDGE OVER RIVER MYITGNE, FORMERLY MAIN RAIL ROUTE FROM MANDALAY TO RANGOON. DESTROYED BY R.A.F. THUNDERBOLTS."
Myitnge, Burma. 1945-03-22. The Myitnge bridge, which crosses the river, carrying the main railway line from Mandalay to Rangoon, after attack by RAF Thunderbolt aircraft of Strategic Air Force, Easte
Ela, Burma. 9 March 1945. Aerial view of the bridges at Ela on the Rangoon-Mandalay railway line from an aircraft of No. 45 (Mosquito) Squadron RAF showing both Bridge A373 and the by-pass bridge unse
Thawatti, Burma. 9 March 1945. Aerial view of the bridges at Thawatti on the Rangoon-Mandalay railway line from an aircraft of No. 45 (Mosquito) Squadron RAF and showing both Bridge A351 and the by-pa
Sinthe, Burma. 9 March 1945. Aerial view of the bridges at Sinthe, on the Rangoon-Mandalay railway line from an aircraft of No. 45 (Mosquito) Squadron RAF showing Bridge A453 unserviceable, the No. 1
Pyinmana, Burma. 9 March 1945. Aerial view of the bridges at Pyinmana on the Rangoon-Mandalay railway line from an aircraft of No. 45 (Mosquito) Squadron RAF showing that Bridge 393 is unserviceable,
Mandalay, Burma. 26 March 1945. Twisted rail metals and destroyed railway wagons lying on a railway embankment near Sagaing, just south of Mandalay. Japanese communications are being relentlessly poun
