The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
WESTERN DESERT, NORTH AFRICA. 1942-09-15. HANDLEY- PAGE HALIFAX BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF A RAF SQUADRON OPERATING IN THE WESTERN DESERT AGAINST TARGETS IN HARBOURS, SUPPLY DUMPS AND AMMUNITION STORES HAVE DONE MAGNIFICENT WORK IN PREVENTING ROMMEL'S ARMY IN THE FIELD FROM RECEIVING A GREAT DEAL OF THE WAR MATERIAL IT NEEDED.
WESTERN DESERT, NORTH AFRICA. 1942-11-04. HANDLEY- PAGE HALIFAX BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF A RAF SQUADRON BEING LOADED WITH BOMBS FOR ATTACK ON TARGETS IN MEDITERRANEAN HARBOURS AND THE ENEMY'S LINES OF SUPPL
WESTERN DESERT, NORTH AFRICA. 1942-11-05. HANDLEY- PAGE HALIFAX BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF A RAF SQUADRON WHICH OPERATED AGAINST ENEMY TARGETS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AND WESTERN DESERT AREAS. THIS TYPE OF AIRCR
Flying over the western desert is one of the large Handley-Page Halifax bomber aircraft, aircraft code ZA-Z of No.10 Squadron Royal Air Force (RAF), with which the RAF have pounded Tobruk, destroyed s
Western Desert, Egypt. 5 November 1942. An airman with some of the rockets used for signalling to aircraft as he stands in the flare path of a desert airfield while Handley-Page Halifax bomber aircraf
Only the framework of buildings remain in this street of the bomb-shattered town one hour after the town had fallen and the Allied troops had marched in. Since June 1942 it has been one of the main su
Roof-less buildings stand among scattered masonry rubble and wreckage of motor vehicles in a corner of the bomb-torn town one hour after the town had fallen and the Allied troops had marched in. Since
