Bombing Collection (page 9)

Soldiers sitting on a river bank. On the left, a bridge partially demolished by bombardments. Europe. Date of Photograph:1910-1930 ca

Wooden building demolished by bombing Italy. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

Unexploded bomb near a tub Italy. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

Rubble after a bombing Italy. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

Displaced persons after a bombing Italy. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

Ruins of houses between the Ponte Vecchio and Ponte Santa Trinita collapsed following the explosion of mines during the Second World War, Florence Florence. Date of Photograph:1944

Ruins of the Santa Trinita Bridge collapsed due mine exploded during the Second World War, Florence Florence. Date of Photograph:1944

Ruins of some houses in Florence bombed during the Second World War Florence. Date of Photograph:1945

Ruins of some houses in downtown Florence bombed during the Second World War Florence. Date of Photograph:1945

Walkway iron on the ruins of the Ponte Santa Trinita in Florence destroyed by the explosion of mines of the Second World War Florence. Date of Photograph:1944

The ruins of collapsed buildings due to the explosion of mines during the Second World War in the center of Florence Florence Building Gothic, Middle Ages, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D

Ruins of the houses of Via Porta Rossa collapsed following the explosion of mines during the Second World War, Florence Florence. Date of Photograph:1944

Ruins of some houses in the center of Florence collapsed following the explosion of mines during the Second World War. In the background Palazzo Vecchio Florence Building Gothic, Middle Ages, Europe

The Tower of the Ramaglianti, the Torre dei Belfredelli and the rubble of the houses in Borgo San Jacopo in Florence damaged by the explosion of mines during the Second World War Florence

Crimean War - Bombardment of Sevastopol, 1854 (print)
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World War II view of Magdeburg after extensive bombing
World War II vintage photograph - view of Magdeburg and its cathedral after extensive bombing of the city

Bomb damage, Coventry Cathedral, WW2
Bomb damage, Coventry Cathedral, November 1940, Second World War. 1940

Devastation at Upton Park following a V2 missile explosion in which 16 people were killed. 28th January 1945

Damage to Ashford, Kent following a tip and run attack by Luftwaffe fighter bombers. 24th March 1943

Bomb damage to Telham Road and Vicarage Lane, East Ham, following several heavy air raids on the capital. Circa March 1941

Floodlights light the scene of a V2 explosion close to Tottenham Court Road which killed 9 civilians and injured 46 and badly damaged the Whitfield Memorial Chapel. 25th March 1945

Damage to housing in Fulham, London, following an air raid on the city, carried out by the Luftwaffe as a revenge attack to the RAF bombing of Berlin. 3rd March 1943

Firefighters tend to a blazing buildings in Cardiff city centre, which was badly damamged after being hit in a bombing raid by the German Luftwaffe during the Second World War. Circa 1941

Aftermath of a V2 rocket attack on Kew, London. Workmen search the bottom of a crater after the attack. 12th September 1944

Scene showing the bomb damage to St. Marks church in Sheffield following an air raid by the German Luftwaffe. The last supper artwork remained in tact amongst the ruins of the devastated building

Scene showing the bomb damage in Orford Place, Norwich, Norfolk following an air raid by the German Luftwaffe on the city on the evening of 27th April 1942

Alghero Airfield raided by R. A. F. bombers during the Second World War
Alghero Airfield raided by R.A.F. bombers during the Second World War. 16th June 1943

The Gnome and Rhone aircraft factories in Le Mans, France being bombed by 8th Air Force Flying Fortresses. 6th July 1943

Two De Havilland Mosquito bomber planes from the No. 140 Wing RAF of the Second Tactical
Two De Havilland Mosquito bomber planes from the No.140 Wing RAF of the Second Tactical Air Force attack the Gestapo headquarters housed in the University of Aarhus in Denmark during the Second World

One of the first official RAF photographs of Berlin since its fall. Taken by a low-flying Mosquito of the RAF Film Production Unit

The RAF 12000 lb Tallboy bomb, the first completely streamlined heavy bomb to be used during the second World War and the forerunner to the 22, 00 lb " Grand Slam" bomb which followed

Streaking across the German sky, American B-17 Flying Fortress bombers of the US Eighth Army Air Force leave vapour trails high above the clouds as they head for their target

Bomb damage to the Focke Wulf plant in Marienburg. October 1943

Photograph showing the area of damage from an 8000 lb bomb in Berlin. This photograph taken a month after the bomb was dropped

The main ammunition depot at Mariensiel after the RAF bombing raid of 11-12 February 1943. An area of approximately 150 acres has been devastated

Bomb damage to central Berlin near the Tiergarten area. 8th March 1944

The Heinkel factory in Rostock, Germany, following a raid by the RAF. April 1942

Damage to the central areas of Berlin after R. A. F. raids. 24th March 1944
Damage to the central areas of Berlin after R.A.F. raids. 24th March 1944

The bombing of Sandhurst Road School occurred during an air raid on Wednesday, 20th January 1943 when the school on Minard Road, Catford, south east London was seriously damaged

The Manchester Blitz (also known as the Christmas Blitz), the heavy bombing of the city of Manchester and its surrounding areas in North West England during the Second World War by the German

Flying bomb incident at Petherton Road, Highbury, London, causing fracturing of water mains and flooding of basements in nearby housing, Sunday 2nd July 1944

A reconnaissance photograph taken by the RAF of the completely destroyed town of Duren, Germany, after the daylight attack by RAF Lancaster Bombers of Nos, 4, 6 and 8 Groups

Damage to the Rheinmetall Borsig AG plant in Dusseldorf following an attack by bombers of RAF Bomber Command on the night of the 22nd/23rd April 1944

This synthetic oil plant at Bottrop, west of Gelsenkirchen, Germany, produced 100, 000 barrels of oil per month for the German war machine before it was wrecked from the air

A reconnaissance photograph taken by 542 Squadron RAF of the completely destroyed town of Duren, Germany, two days after the daylight attack by RAF Bombers of Nos, 4, 6 and 8 Groups

Liberators and Flying Fortresses of the US Eighth Air Force struck at the source of the Luftwaffe during Mondays daylight operations, the 21st so far this month

Southampton after the blitz during the Second World War. 30th November 1940

The Clydebank Blitz, comprised two devastating Luftwaffe air raids on the shipbuilding and munition-making town of Clydebank, Scotland on 13th and 14th March 1941

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"Resilience in the Midst of Chaos: A Woman Finds Serenity Amid Bomb Damage" In a scene that epitomizes strength and determination, a woman calmly sips her tea amidst the devastating aftermath of air raids in New Cross. As bombs have torn through buildings and left destruction in their wake, this remarkable individual finds solace even in the midst of chaos. The photograph "Attack of the Ulster Division" takes us back to 1 July 1916, capturing the bravery and sacrifice displayed by soldiers during World War I. The image serves as a poignant reminder of those who fought valiantly for their country's cause. Amidst turbulent times, Spitfires soar triumphantly over Forth, symbolizing hope and resilience. These iconic aircrafts were instrumental in defending against enemy attacks during World War II, showcasing the unwavering spirit of those who fought for freedom. "Wings For Victory, " a powerful propaganda poster for the RAF, rallies support from citizens to contribute towards victory efforts. It reflects how unity played an essential role in overcoming adversity during wartime. The City of London stands tall amidst ruins caused by relentless bombings in 1945. Despite being ravaged by war, its indomitable spirit shines through as it rebuilds itself from ashes into a symbol of resilience and renewal. Firefighters standing ready during the Blitz exemplify heroism at its finest. Their unwavering dedication to saving lives amid constant danger is nothing short of extraordinary – true guardians fighting fearlessly against destructive forces. An ambulance stationed at Ladywell captures one small fragment within London's larger narrative during WWII. This poignant image reminds us not only of tragedy but also highlights humanity's compassion and commitment to aiding others even under dire circumstances. Plymouth's St Andrews Parish Church bears witness to the devastation brought upon cities across Britain during WWII. Yet amongst these ruins emerges an unyielding spirit that refuses to be extinguished—a testament to the resilience of its people.