The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A British Second World War poster illustrating the Allied air offensive against Germany up until 1st January 1941.
The poster features a map of Germany with an enlarged inset of the Ruhr area and Berlin. The section of The Ruhr that has been enlarged is indicated by a red rectangular border. A graphic of an allied bomber hovering above a target is positioned in the upper left next to the title. Red bombs indicate places where RAF attacks have taken place and a key describing major targets, such as Munitions factories, is printed lower left. The section of The Ruhr that has been enlarged is indicated by a red rectangle that is coloured in.
A British Second World War poster illustrating the Allied air offensive against Germany up until 1st January 1941. This British Second World War poster was created by His Majesty's Stationary Office
A British Second World War poster illustrating the Allied air offensive against Germany up until 1st January 1941. This British Second World War poster was created by His Majesty's Stationary Office
A British Second World War poster illustrating the Allied air offensive against Germany up until 1st January 1941. This British Second World War poster was created by His Majesty's Stationary Office
A British Second World War poster illustrating the Allied air offensive against Germany up until 1st January 1941. This British Second World War poster was created by His Majesty's Stationary Office
This British war poster shows a map with enlarged inset of the Ruhr area in Germany. Red bombs indicate places where the RAF have attacked.
This British Second World War poster was created by His Majesty's Stationary Office to help spread word of the successful Allied bombing campaign on German territory. The poster shows most major citie
Royal Australian Air force poster published in 1959 outlining some basic principles for fighting aircraft fires and illustrating fire crew positions. The title is positioned across the top of the post
British First World War poster issued to illustrate the success of industrial mobilisation. The title is separate and positioned across the top, in black and red. Fourteen separate images make up the