Previously unpublished historical photographs documenting the 1973 attack on La Moneda presidential palace in Chile have been revealed. The images were captured by a camera mounted on one of the Hawker Hunter aircraft involved in the aerial bombardment. These photos offer a unique and previously unseen perspective of the coup d'état that overthrew President Salvador Allende. The images provide crucial visual evidence of the events of that day, potentially offering new insights into the attack. The publication of these photographs by CIPER Chile marks a significant moment in documenting this dark period of Chilean history. They are expected to fuel further discussion and analysis surrounding the coup and its aftermath. The release offers a rare look at the assault from the air.