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Great damage was done by the recent precision attacks of RAF Bomber Command

Great damage was done by the recent precision attacks of RAF Bomber Command


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Great damage was done by the recent precision attacks of RAF Bomber Command

Great damage was done by the recent precision attacks of RAF Bomber Command on the important French railway installations at Amiens, Le Mans, and Trappes. Heavy blows have struck at all three points - important
links in the rail system on which the Germans depend for the movement of men and supplies In Northern
and North-Western France.
Picture Shows:- A section of the railway yards and installation at Amiens/Longueau with workshops and buildings blasted or burned out, tracks obliterated and rolling stock wrecked and scattered.
March 1944

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Amiens
Normandy
France

Media ID 21893416

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Aerial View Armed Forces Attack Bombing Campaign Destruction Devastation Mission Raid Royal Air Force


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This print captures the aftermath of the devastating precision attacks carried out by RAF Bomber Command on crucial French railway installations in Amiens, Le Mans, and Trappes. The recent strikes have inflicted great damage upon these vital links within the German rail system, disrupting their ability to transport troops and supplies across Northern and North-Western France. In this aerial view from March 1944, we witness a scene of utter destruction at the Amiens/Longueau railway yards. The once bustling workshops and buildings now lie in ruins, consumed by fire or reduced to rubble. Tracks are obliterated, rendering them impassable for any train daring to traverse them. Wrecked rolling stock is scattered haphazardly amidst the chaos. This image serves as a powerful testament to the relentless campaign waged by RAF Bomber Command during World War II. Their courageous missions aimed not only at crippling enemy infrastructure but also at demoralizing German forces through widespread devastation. As we reflect upon this photograph from Memory Lane Prints, let us remember those who fought valiantly in defense of freedom and justice during one of history's darkest periods. May their sacrifice never be forgotten as we strive for peace and unity in our world today.

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