BEFORE AFTER A/380
G. EXPORT PACKING DEPT. Print No.
11A. With the exception of the extreme western
end, the three sheds reported to be in the Ex-
port Packing Dept. have been destroyed, apparent-
ly by both fire and H.E. 10 craters are seen in
the road and on open ground S.W. of the building.
NIGHT PHOTO EVIDENCE
The fire track at approximately this point
is seen at 2145 hrs. and persisting throughout
the raid. It is of a fairly constant intensity
but decreases considerably towards the end. It
is last seen on a photograph taken at 2224 hrs.
THE NORTH BANK
H. THE ARTILLERY
12. From both vertical and oblique photographs
no damage is apparent to this part of the Works
with the exception of some minor roof damage.
No fire tracks are seen on night photographs in
the area.
I. REPAIR SHOPS
13. This building is seen to be completely
destroyed. The damage has probably been done
by fire.
Oblique view showing the damaged repair 1/33
shops at the N. end. Item 1
NIGHT PHOTO EVIDENCE
From night photographs it can be seen that
those fires started at the S. end of the shops
and gradually spread N. until the whole building
was ablaze. No fire tracks area seen on photos
taken during the early part of the attack but
they were visible at approximately 2202 hrs. when
they appear as a double fire. At 2230 hrs. they still
appear as a double fire but the point of
origin appears to be moving N. through the building.
At 2220 hrs. the fire track is still apparent,
but diminishing in size and at 2232 hrs. it appears
to have been extinguished (or alternatively it may
have been obscured by dense smoke.)
J. ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDINGS
14. The Southern end of a block of offices belong-
ing to the Administrative Buildings has been badly
damaged. This appears to be a hit by H.E. although
it may have been further complicated by fire. The
roof appears intact for at least 3/4 of its length.
Oblique view of the damaged end of block of 1/33
offices. Item 2