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- Le Havre was a French port city that was bombed by the Allied forces in 1944 to destroy the German defenses and the E-boat threat. The bombing campaign started on June 14, when RAF Bomber Command dropped Tallboy bombs on the E-boat pens1. The main attack was on September 10, when Bomber Command dropped 5,000 tons of bombs on the city outskirts, followed by a ground assault by the 79th, 49th and 51st divisions, using tanks, flame throwers and artificial moonlight2.Learn more:✕This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.RAF Bomber Command attacked Le Havre in the evening 14 June, twenty-two 617 Squadron Lancaster bombers and Mosquito target markers going first, to drop Tallboy bombs on the E-boat (Schnellboot, S-Boot [fast boat]) pens and one Tallboy penetrated the roof, which did much to eliminate the E-boat threat.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Astonia
The plan was for Bomber Command to drop 5,000 tons of bombs on the defensive outside Le Havre on the evening of 10 September. 79th Division’s tanks were to spearhead the ground attack, with AVREs bridging the anti-tank ditch, Crabs clearing gaps in the minefields and flame throwing Crocodiles attacking any pill boxes. 49th Division would then attack into the gap. 51st Division would follow up, attacking at night using...
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