R.A.F. Bomber Command Attack Permanent Way Depot At Chambly, France. The scene of destruction after the attack. Many of the buildings have been completely obliterated, and the target area is pitted with bomb craters. May 1, 1944. (Photo by British Official Air Ministry Photo).

R.A.F. Bomber Command Attack Permanent Way Depot At Chambly, France. The scene of destruction after the attack. Many of the buildings have been completely obliterated, and the target area is pitted with bomb craters. May 1, 1944. (Photo by British Official Air Ministry Photo).
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