Combined Bomber Offensive

The Combined Bomber Offensive was a strategic campaign by Allied forces during World War II, aimed at severely weakening Nazi Germany’s war capabilities. From 1942 to 1945, it involved extensive aerial bombing of German military targets, industrial sites, transportation hubs, and cities. The goal was to disrupt Germany's production and supply lines, decrease their ability to conduct war, and diminish civilian support for the Nazi regime. Coordinated among different Allied nations, it combined strategic planning with relentless air attacks, significantly contributing to the eventual defeat of Germany.