bombing, aerial

A young boy in Spain during the Spanish Civil War, distressed to realize that Paco, the bull he has raised since its birth, is going to die in the bullring, decides to give Paco his freedom and follows the animal into the hills just in time to see his family die in a bombing raid on his farm and village.

Reveals Nazi Germany's secret plans to bomb New York City and the eastern seaboard during World War II, and explores how those attacks could have impacted the war's end.

Recounts the events of April 26, 1937, when the ancient Basque hilltop town of Guernica was destroyed by German Condor bombs in what is the century's first instance of strategic, total warfare.

Describes the history of aerial bombing from the beginning of flight through the great campaigns of World War II.

A collection of photographs by U.S. Marine Joe O'Donnell that capture the people, places, and horrors he witnessed in Japanese cities after the U.S. bombing raids.

Describes the design of various types of bombers, their uses in combat, and their role in the future.