Europe Collection (page 7)

Mosquito bombers attack the Stork Engineering and Diesel Works at Rengelo, Holland. The Mosquito struck swiftly, their target was an important inland works producing the type of engines used by

Aerial reconnaissance photographs showing bomb damage taken since the attack on Osnabruck on the night of 17th August 1942

The Kanalhafen area of Osnabruck before the heavy RAF attack on the night of 17th August 1942. August 1942

Air reconnaissance photographs of the bridges serving Epinal and Karlsruhe, which will be of great strategic importance in the battle of Germany. Strasbourg. December 1944

The industrial town of Kassel after repeated bombings by the R. A. F. and U. S. A. A. F
The industrial town of Kassel after repeated bombings by the R.A.F. and U.S.A.A.F. March 1945

Aerial reconnaissance photo of one of the Rhine bridges. Pictured, Bingen, the bridge serving Koblenz and Kreuznach, which will be of great strategic importance in the battle of Germany. December 1944

The Union Rheinische Braunkohlen Kraftstoff A G Synthetic Oil (Bergius) Plant at Wesseling put out of action after air attacks. July 1944

R. A. F. bombing damage to Leipzig. Pictured, very severe damage among the buildings
R.A.F. bombing damage to Leipzig. Pictured, very severe damage among the buildings on the site of the famous Leipzig Worlds Fair

Reconnaissance photograph taken after the attack on Stettin industrial targets. Pictured, practically every building of the plant, which covers an area of approximately 64 acres

R. A. F. reconnaissance photos of bomb damage to submarine yards
R.A.F. reconnaissance photos of bomb damage to submarine yards and naval dockyards at Wilhelmshaven. Pictured, on the left the long line of buildings housing the Armourplate Shop in the Marinewerft

U. S. A. A. F. Liberators and Flying Fortresses bomb Berlin. March 1944
U.S.A.A.F. Liberators and Flying Fortresses bomb Berlin. March 1944

R. A. F. attack on a suspension bridge in Cologne. RAF reconnaissance photograph taken
R.A.F. attack on a suspension bridge in Cologne. RAF reconnaissance photograph taken after the attack of the 28th October showing the large Highway suspension bridge which was completely demolished

RAF reconnaissance photographs showing bomb damage to the Kalk and Deutz districts in Cologne. Pictured, the badly damaged Franz Clouth rubber works at Nippes. July 1943

R. A. F. reconnaissance pictures of bomb damage to Wilhelmshaven
R.A.F. reconnaissance pictures of bomb damage to Wilhelmshaven. Pictured, at least ten buildings destroyed - the damaged area including ships stored and workshops, showing also a large shed

Bomb damage to the Humbolt-Deutz works at Kalk in Cologne. July 1943

Searchlight interference above Cologne. This picture taken during a night raid by the R. A
Searchlight interference above Cologne. This picture taken during a night raid by the R.A.F. shows the effect of searchlights, fires and flak bursts. 1. The Hindenburg Suspension Bridge 2

An air reconnaissance picture showing a bridge over the Rhine in Dusseldorf, connecting southern Holland and the Ruhr. December 1944

An air reconnaissance picture of one of the Rhine bridges which will be of great strategic importance in the battle of Germany. Pictured, Bonn, the road bridge serving Aachen and Central Germany

Heavy bomb damage to the Mariendorf district in Berlin. Pictured, the Aska Niawerke A. G
Heavy bomb damage to the Mariendorf district in Berlin. Pictured, the Aska Niawerke A.G. premises in the Mariendorf district

Night photograph taken from RAF bombers while making a heavy attack upon Munster, Westphalia. 1. No Flak, no searchlight. At least 25 small fires are burning in the area of the main railway station

Damage inflicted during four successive raids on the industrial centre and Baltic supply port of Rostock, home of the Heinkel works, by the RAF on the nights of April 23-26 1942. 1

The main ammunition depot at Mariensiel before it was almost completely destroyed in the RAF bombing raid of 11-12 February 1943. February 1943

A section of the centre of Lubeck following a bombing raid by the RAF on the 28 / 29 March
A section of the centre of Lubeck following a bombing raid by the RAF on the 28/29 March 1942 showing destroyed or damaged buildings, including the Central Electric Station

Heavy bomb damage at Stettin after R. A. F. attack on the 20th / 21st April 1943
Heavy bomb damage at Stettin after R.A.F. attack on the 20th/21st April 1943. Pictured, between 40 and 50 wagons destroyed in the sidings at Bahnhof Pommerensdorf

The German city of Mainz more than three months after the RAFs heavy raids of 11/12 and 12/13 August 1942. The Municipal Theatre remains a recognisable feature in the area from which scores of

British air raid on Cologne, Germany. Circa June 1942

Damage clearance at Rostock, seen a year after R. A. F. raids. April 1943
Damage clearance at Rostock, seen a year after R.A.F. raids. April 1943

An air reconnaissance pictures of one of the Rhine bridges which will be of great strategic importance in the battle of Germany. Pictured, Speyer, the road bridge between Mannheim and Landau

RAF hits German supply line to Holland. Pictured, bomb damage to rails in Munster. Pictured, many hits throughout the rail yards and tracks are seen

Another 25 pound self propelled gun called a "Sexton"
Another 25 pound self propelled gun called a " Sexton" enters the ford over the River Foglia, Italy. September 1944

A 17-pdr anti-tank gun of 269 Battery, 87th Anti-Tank Regiment is towed across the River Foglia during the assault on the Gothic Line. 1 September 1944

Smoke screen used by advancing American troops to conceal advance of troops and tanks to the edge of the Rapido river in Italy. Circa February 1944

In the advance beyond Ravenna, Lieut. E. D Priddle-Higson of Pen-y-Bryn, Llanrwst
In the advance beyond Ravenna, Lieut. E.D Priddle-Higson of Pen-y-Bryn, Llanrwst, Conwy Valley, directs shellfire. Circa 1944

General Alexander at Anzio beachhead. 15th March 1944

A 3. 7-inch gun in action of the Heavy Anti Aircraft Royal Artillery (London Scottish
A 3.7-inch gun in action of the Heavy Anti Aircraft Royal Artillery (London Scottish) Regiment seen here in action against the Gothic Line. 2nd September 1944

Belgian Commandos with the 5th Army, Italy after spending two weeks in the mountains north of the Garigliano river. Pictures show them around their temporary billets which lie at the foot of Mount

Churchill tanks in Italy. Circa June 1944

British troops in Salonika, Macedonia. Circa November 1944

Italians fight with Allied troops in Italy. December 1943

L. C. As depart from a jumping off point for the attack on Flushing by British
L.C.As depart from a jumping off point for the attack on Flushing by British Commandos. 4th November 1944

Troops of the 7th Somerset Light Infantry, 43rd (Wessex) Division resting in the village of Bauchen during the assault on Geilenkirchen in Germany, 18th November 1944

Soldiers of the 1st Battalion Glasgow Highlanders seen here in their snow camouflage on patrol at Gangelt, Germany. 11th January 1945

British amphibious tanks leave the west bank of the Lower Rhine heading eastwards. Another tank can be seen behind it on the river bank. The photograph was taken by a low flying RAF aircraft

Behind the biggest smoke screen in the history of war, British armour and infantry move into position for the offensive - the ?final heave?

B 25 Mitchell bombers of the 12th US Army Air Force in support of the Allies in Anzio. circa February 1944

Commando HQ in the Anzio beachhead. circa March 1944

Allied landing south of Rome. On January 22nd the 5th Army began their landing south of Rome supported by Allied Air forces and Allied warships. February 1944

Mosquitos attack Hague Target. By pin-pointing, attacking and destroying one particular building in the Hague, Holland, RAF mosquitos of the 2nd tactical air force Carried out one of the most

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