The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
AT SEA, OFF BELGIUM. ? 1918-10. AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN FROM A GERMAN AEROPLANE OF A NAVAL VESSEL WHICH HAS SUFFERED A HIT DURING THE BRITISH ATTACK AT OSTEND. (DONOR CAPTAIN C. MILLS AKCS).
An aerial photograph taken from a height of 200 metres at 11 am on 23rd April, 1918, from a German aeroplane showing two ships, one of the ships, a British cruiser, is on fire during the daring raid o
Ostend, Belgium. c. 1918. The German Tirpitz battery which blew up thirty minutes after the photograph was taken. (Donor British Official Photograph NAV1416)
Oblique aerial of British blockships at the mouth of the Bruges canal, taken after the Zeebrugge raid which occurred on 23 April 1918 and from a German aeroplane. (This photograph was given to Captain
Ostend, Belgium. 1918. Two German Naval officers on the deck of the wrecked British Naval cruiser HMS Vindictive. (Donor German War Museum; Bufa 8857)
Ostend, Belgium. c. 1917. German Army coastal fortifications with the city in the background. This photograph was taken after the area was captured by the British Army. (Donor British Official Photogr
AT SEA. 1941-05-30. SPRAY RISES FROM THE SEA AS THE RESULT OF ATTACK BY GERMAN AIRCRAFT ON THE NAVAL CONVOY EVACUATING ALLIED TROOPS FROM SFAKIA, ON THE SOUTHERN COAST OF CRETE, TO ALEXANDRIA. THE PHO
