The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Enemy workshops which were destroyed by an aerial bomb which was dropped by the Australian Flying Corps. A boat frame is in the foreground.
Enemy buildings which were destroyed by an aerial bomb which was dropped by the Australian Flying Corps. A soldier is standing in front of the building in the foreground and horses are on the right n
An Australian (left) and two Turkish soldiers and a local boy inspect the Turkish dump which was destroyed by bombs dropped by aircraft of the Australian Flying Corps during the retreat of the enemy o
An aerial view of the practice smoke screen which was dropped by the 142nd Squadron of the Royal Flying Corps. These screens were sometimes used to cover the movements of the infantry in attack.
An aerial view of the practice smoke screen which was dropped by the 142nd Squadron of the Royal Flying Corps. These screens were sometimes used to cover the movements of the infantry in attack.
A SUNDERLAND FLYING BOAT FLYING OVER A BARRAGE BALLOON, AN ANTI-AIRCRAFT DEVICE. WIRES WERE SUSPENDED BETWEEN THE BALLOONS AND ENEMY AIRCRAFT HITTING THEM, PARTICULARLY AT NIGHT, WERE EFFECTIVELY DEST
Tobruk, Cyrenaica, Libya. 10 April 1941. The hole in the ceiling of Ward 9 of the 2/4th Australian General Hospital, made by an aerial bomb dropped during the first deliberate enemy raid on the hospit
