Strategic Bombing in World War II

This chapter explores the historical development and challenges of long-range bombers in the 1930s and 1940s, particularly the B-29 bomber. It highlights the competition between the United States and Britain, the innovative strategies employed, and the logistical difficulties faced during bombing raids on Japan. Additionally, it includes a personal account of a Marine's experiences and reflects on the significant impact of wartime strategies on the war's outcome.