The Blitz 1940-1941: The Luftwaffe's Biggest Strategic Bombing Campaign (Osprey Air Campaign 38) Introduction: The Blitz 1940-1941 was a pivotal moment in World War II, when the German Luftwaffe launched its biggest strategic bombing campaign against British cities, marking a turning point in the history of aerial warfare. This book delves into the tactics, weapons, and strategies employed by both the Allies and the Axis powers, providing a comprehensive understanding of the air campaign that shaped the course of the war. Plot: Chapter 1: The Evolution of Technology The chapter begins with an overview of the technological advancements made during World War I, which laid the foundation for the development of strategic bombing. It highlights the significance of air power in modern warfare and how it transformed the nature of conflict. The author emphasizes the importance of understanding the process of technology evolution to appreciate the impact of air power on military strategy.

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