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BAALBEK, SYRIA. 1941. A VICHY FRENCH FARMAN 220 BOMBER/TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT WHICH WAS DAMAGED DURING ALLIED AIR ATTACKS ON THE LANDING GROUND NEAR BAALBEK. NOTE THE BULLET HOLES IN THE SIDE OF THE PLANE. THE SAME AIRCRAFT CAN BE SEEN IN AWM IMAGE P00064.031.
Baalbek, Syria. 1941. Some of about fourteen Vichy French aircraft damaged during Allied air attacks on the airfield near Baalbek. Seen in this image are a Potez 25 biplane, pair of Potez 630 light
Three unidentified Australian ground crew members from No 3 Squadron RAAF, standing on the starboard wing of a damaged Vichy French Air Force, Liore et Olivier 451 twin engined light bomber at the Ray
NOEMFOOR ISLAND, DUTCH NEW GUINEA. 1944-07-08. BULLET HOLES IN THE PROPELLER OF A JAPANESE BOMBER AIRCRAFT CAUSED BY STRAFING ATTACKS BY ALLIED AIRCRAFT.
The Brigade Quartermaster of 4th Battery and his driver shaking hands in front of their Army truck, congratulating each other on their escape. The truck had been shot at by Vichy French aircraft and t
BUT AREA, DAGUA, NORTH EAST NEW GUINEA. C. 1945-05. THIS MITSUBISHI KI-51, ARMY TYPE 99 ASSAULT PLANE, JAPANESE RECONNAISSANCE AND LIGHT DIVE-BOMBER AIRCRAFT, ALLIED CODE NAME SONIA, WAS INTACT AND HA
Dutch New Guinea. No tyre shortage here in a Japanese motor transport line after the Allied landing on Wakde, the truck showing evidence of bullet holes.
