Operation Pointblank

Operation Pointblank was a World War II Allied military campaign aimed at crippling Nazi Germany's ability to produce aircraft. Conducted from 1943 to 1944, it involved strategic bombing raids targeting German aircraft factories, repair facilities, and command centers. The goal was to weaken Germany’s air force capacity, making it easier for Allied forces to gain air superiority and support ground operations in Europe. This operation was a key part of the broader Allied effort to weaken Germany’s war-making ability and advance toward victory in Europe.