The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This photograph was taken from the roof of Tobruk Hospital during a dive-bombing attack on the harbour. Anti-aircraft shells can be seen bursting above and to the left of the attackers.
NIGHT PHOTOGRAPH OF AN ENEMY AIR RAID OVER ALEXANDRIA. SEARCHLIGHTS, BURSTING ANTI-AIRCRAFT SHELLS AND A PARACHUTE FLARE MAY BE SEEN. THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN BY LIEUTENANT COLONEL G.C. BURSTON, OFFI
Night photograph of an enemy air raid over Alexandria. Searchlights, bursting anti-aircraft shells and a parachute flare may be seen.
SYRIA. DURING THE FINAL BIG ATTACK ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF BEIRUT. IN THE FOREGROUND IS A NET WHICH IS CAMOUFLAGING A 2 POUND ANTI TANK GUN. THIS IS PROBABLY THE MOST FORWARD GUN ON THE ROAD. SHELLS CAN B
LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1942-08-08. AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH OF THE AIRSTRIP TAKEN DURING A BOMBING ATTACK BY ALLIED FORCES. SMOKE CAN BE SEEN BILLOWING UP FROM THE GROUND.
NAVPLION, GREECE. 1941-04-25. ONE OF A SERIES OF PHOTOGRAPHS DEPICTING THE BOMBING OF SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR BY GERMAN AIRCRAFT DURING THE EVACUATION OF ALLIED TROOPS AND THE DESTRUCTION OF ONE OF TH
TOBRUK. SOME "STUKA" DIVE BOMBERS COMING IN ON A HARBOUR ATTACK THROUGH THE BURSTING ACK ACK.
