Part of a railway train carrying 120 flying bombs to their launch sites, which was attacked and destroyed by Hawker Typhoons at Schulen, Belgium, on 1 September 1944. This close up of the wrecked trucks shows the remains of the anti-aircraft gun platform, or 'flak' truck.

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Train wreck

A de Havilland Mosquito PR Mk XVI of No. 140 Squadron RAF warms up its engines at Melsbroek in Belgium, before taking off on a night photographic reconnaissance sortie, 15 February 1945.

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Warming up

Mosquito B XVI in flight.  It differed from earlier Mosquito bombers in having a pressurised cabin, and a bulging bomb bay capable of carrying one 4,000 pound "cookie" bomb or 6 standard 500 pound bombs.  Entered service December, 1943.  Best regards, JR.