Articles related to "Strategic Bombing"

In WWII United States air strategists theorized that relentless, massive bombings of both Germany and Japan would produce instant victory.

Radar detection and tracking technologies aided Luftwaffe pilots in their effort to control the night skies above Europe during Britain's night bombing offensive.

During World War Two the Germans needed accurate weather reports to counter the allies' air raids. They set up manned and automatic weather stations in the Arctic.

The Luftwaffe's defense against the US strategic bombing campaign relied on a blend of confident pilots, dependable aircraft and sound operational air combat procedures.

Russia warns that the United States can no longer act unilaterally, putting pressure on the President-elect to respond.

The movies made during the war, even the classics, emphasized patriotism. The perspective of time introduced more realism.

Metro Two is a purported underground transportation system concealed by the construction of the Moscow Metro on the orders of Josef Stalin, beginning in the 1930s.

Russian expansion into South Ossetia is the latest example of Soviet style aggression. 4 decades after the Prague Spring, Georgians feel today what Czechs felt in 1968.

The story of Flight Sub/Lieutenant Reg.Warneford, who in 1915 made the first in-flight destruction of a zeppelin.