The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
THAILAND. AERIAL VIEW OF A PARTLY DESTROYED RAILWAY BRIDGE ACROSS THE RIVER KWAI, THE RESULT OF ALLIED ATTACKS ON THE BURMA-THAILAND RAILWAY SOUTH OF THREE PAGODAS PASS IN AN EFFORT TO DISRUPT JAPANESE SUPPLY LINES AND COMMUNICATIONS. (DONOR JACKSON)
THAILAND. VERTICAL AERIAL VIEW OF ALLIED ATTACKS ON THE BURMA - THAILAND RAILWAY SOUTH OF THREE PAGODAS PASS IN AN EFFORT TO DISRUPT THE JAPANESE SUPPLY LINES AND COMMUNICATIONS. (DONOR JACKSON)
Aparon, Three Pagondas Pass, Thailand. The Burma - Thailand railway line from a bridge on the line between Aparon and Three Pagodas Pass near the Thailand - Burma border. The pass receives its name
THAILAND, C. 1945-12. THE REMAINS OF A BRIDGE OVER A RIVER BUILT BY PRISONERS OF WAR OF THE JAPANESE AS PART OF THE BURMA-THAILAND RAILWAY. THIS WAS SITUATED AT TEN KILOMETRES FROM PAYADONSU, OR THREE
Burma or Thailand. c. 1945. A steel bridge on the Burma-Thailand railway showing the result of Allied bombing. (Donor B. Theobald)
Burma or Thailand. c. 1945. A steel bridge on the Burma-Thailand railway showing the result of Allied bombing. (Donor B. Theobald)
Burma. C. 1945-03. This main line bridge on the Burma-Thailand railway between milestones 44 and 45 was completely destroyed, and the by-pass bridge suffered damage in air attacks by RAF Liberator air
