Bombing Raids (64) on Darwin February 1st raid started at 09.58am, heavy attacks on shipping, the town and aerodrome by 188 aircraft. Officially 243 killed; Major J Burton estimated 900 killed, other

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Date: 2013-10-15 21:45:13 Military history of Australia during World War II World War II Military history of Australia Airstrikes Bombing of Darwin Royal Australian Air Force Military history of Japan during World War II No. 1 Wing RAAF Air raids on Australia 1942–43 Australia Australia–Japan relations South West Pacific theatre of World War II		Bombing Raids (64) on Darwin February 1st raid started at 09.58am, heavy attacks on shipping, the town and aerodrome by 188 aircraft. Officially 243 killed; Major J Burton estimated 900 killed, other Add to Reading List Source URL: darwindefenders.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 110,00 KB Share Document on Facebook

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