Bomber Harris

Sir Arthur Harris, known as "Bomber Harris," was a British Royal Air Force officer during World War II, notable for his leadership of the Bomber Command. He orchestrated strategic bombing campaigns against Germany, aiming to destroy industrial centers and weaken enemy morale. His most controversial operation was the bombing of cities like Dresden, which caused significant civilian casualties. While some credit him with shortening the war, others criticize the ethical implications of targeting civilians. Post-war, Harris became a polarizing figure, representing the complexities of military strategy and morality in conflict.