One night of heavy bombing she was preparing to leave her shift for home, when she literally bumped into 'Bomber' Harris in the underground corridor. He quietly said to her " Its pretty bad out ...

The De Havilliand DH-4 of World War I could carry 460 pounds of bombs. By the end of World War II, a single B-29 bomber could deliver a nuclear bomb with the explosive power of 30,000,000 pounds.

Bomber 31 (pictured at left), the plane that went down in Kamchatka in March 1944, was a U.S. Navy PV-1 Ventura. During World War II, the PV-1 and the nine other American-built bombers shown in ...

After the war I got a lot of information from Leonard Cheshire who worked closely with Bomber Harris during the war years. I was interested in why Dresden was selected as a bombing target.