File:Hawker Hurricane attack bridge in Burma.jpg

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Description

A Royal Air Force Hawker Hurricane IIC of No. 42 Squadron RAF based at Kangla, Manipur,India, piloted by Flying Officer "Chowringhee" Campbell, diving to attack a bridge near a small Burmese settlement on the Tiddim Road. The bombs of the previous aircraft can be seen exploding on the target.

Date

May 1944

Source

This photograph CF 175 comes from the collections of the Imperial War Museums (collection no. 4700-15)

Author

Ryley R (Fg Off), No. 42 Squadron RAF

Licensing

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current	17:25, 14 December 2011		800 × 626 (220 KB)	Cobatfor	IWM photo
	09:29, 14 January 2007		350 × 274 (123 KB)	Cave cattum	{{Information \| Description = ROYAL AIR FORCE OPERATIONS IN THE FAR EAST, 1941-1945., A Hawker Hurricane Mark IIC of No. 42 Squadron RAF based at Kangla, Burma, piloted by Flying Officer "Chowringhee" Campbell, diving to attack a bridge near a small Bur