P05723.001
Photograph P05723.001 Second World War, 1939-1945Night photograph of an enemy air raid over Alexandria. Searchlights, bursting anti-aircraft shells and a parachute flare may be seen.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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, OFFICER COMMANDING NO. 1 AUSTRALIAN CONVALESCENT DEPOT.
Night photograph of an enemy air raid over Alexandria. Searchlights, bursting anti-aircraft shells and a parachute flare may be seen.

A night photograph showing an air raid over Tobruk Harbour. Bomb bursts and searchlights may be seen.

Lieutenant Colonel G.C. Burston, Officer Commanding No. 1 Australian Convalescent Depot and Brigadier B.W Pulver, Commanding Base Area AIF (Middle East) inspect patients' work of handicrafts performed

A night photograph showing an air raid over Tobruk Harbour. Bomb bursts, searchlights and tracers may be seen.

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.

GIBRALTAR. 1942. SEARCHLIGHTS PROBE THE NIGHT SKY DURING A NIGHT RAID ON THE ROCK. TRACER BULLETS FOLLOW WHEREVER AN ENEMY AIRCRAFT IS REVEALED. (BRITISH ADMIRALTY PHOTOGRAPH, BM21731).
