RAF Thunderbolts strike at Japanese communications during the Second World War

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RAF Thunderbolts strike at Japanese communications during the Second World War

RAF Thunderbolts strike at Japanese communications during the Second World War.
RAF fighter pilots, flying cannon-firing Thunderbolts from Indian bases on the Burma front, are striking daily at the enemy in and over Burma. Railways, docks, rivers, airstrips and any Japanese aircraft which they may meet are attacked by the Thunderbolts.
Picture taken on a forward RAF airstrip near the Burma front shows: An RAF thunderbolt, carrying long-range petrol tanks under each wing, about to take off from the airstrip to attack the Japanese in Burma.
Issued: November 1944

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