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On This Day in WWII (1944): U.S. Daylight Raid Hits Brunswick as Part of “Big Week” Air Campaign
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On This Day in WWII (1943): the RAF Launched Its First Daylight Bombing Raid on Berlin
On January 30, 1943, the Royal Air Force carried out its first daylight bombing attack on Berlin. It was not just another mission in the long air war over Europe, but a striking moment in which British aircrews flew directly to the heart of Germany in full daylight. This bold move involved fast and agile de Havilland Mosquito aircraft. The raid was planned to coincide with major public addresses in the German capital, adding political pressure a…
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