At the start of World War II, all nations' air forces had a policy of attacking military targets only. That changed, however, once the German Luftwaffe began conducting air raids on British cities, including London, during the summer of 1940. As a result, strategic bombing became a fundamental part of military combat.
On January 27, 1943, the 8th Air Force sent 64 planes from their base in England in what would be the first U.S. bombing of Germany. Both B-24 bombers and B-17 Flying Fortresses, known for their ability to take heavy fire, began their raid on the German port of Wilhelmshaven this should be right mark me brainliest pleaseeeee
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