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WESTERN DESERT, NORTH AFRICA. 1942-09-30. CONSOLIDATED B-24 LIBERATOR BOMBER AIRCRAFT OF THE US ARMY AIR CORPS TAKING OFF FROM ITS AIRFIELD IN THE WESTERN DESERT TO ATTACK AXIS BASES. WITH THE HEAVY BOMBERS OF THE RAF, THESE AIRCRAFT HAVE INFLICTED CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE TO ENEMY SUPPLIES AND SHIPPING IN NORTH AFRICAN PORTS AND DENIED ROMMEL'S ARMY OF VALUABLE WAR MATERIAL.
Western Desert, Egypt. 6 September 1942. American built Consolidated B-24 Liberator bomber aircraft operated by the Allied Air Forces are constantly striking at the Axis in the Middle East. With their
Foggia, Italy. 9 June 1943. Bombs straddled the southern end of the hangar area and two probable hits were scored on hangars when US Army Air Force Consolidated B-24 Liberator bomber aircraft attacked
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, 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 D
Port Moresby, New Guinea. August 1942. Damage to an Allied aircraft inflicted by Japanese bombers during a raid on an Allied airfield used for transporting supplies to the armed forces from the Austra
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
