Saltend, East Yorkshire, Hull, suffered the very first daylight raid on mainland Britain. It happened between 16:40 and 17:00 on 1 July 1940 when a German aircraft dropped its bombs on the oil terminal at Saltend during a 'nuisance raid' in which the aircraft unsuccessfully attacked several barrage balloons. Shrapnel from the bomb punctured a 2,500 tons holding tank and the leaking petrol caught fire and threatened to cause adjacent tanks to explode. The courageous effort of depot staff and fire brigades prevented a major disaster. Two firemen, Jack Owen and Clifford Turner, and three Salt End workers, George Archibald Howe, George Samuel Sewell and William Sigsworth, were awarded the George Medal for their bravery.
The final manned German air-raid of the Second World War also fell on Hull. It occurred on Saturday 17 March 1945 and resulted in the death of 13 people while 22 others were seriously injured.
The last V2 rocket fell on Kent on Tuesday 27 March with the final V1 flying bomb falling on Datchworth, in Hertfordshire, on 29 March.[8]
No, it was not bombed because the armour was built in the Cities.
Rotterdam (The Netherlands) was heavily bombarded as well.
In Japan Hiroshima and Nagasaki were bombed with the atom bombs, however Tokyo was bombed just as badly with thousands of bombs. There were cities in Europe that were nearly abolished as well.
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germany
Most British cities were bombed during World War 2
Germany never bombed any Japanese cities during World War 2. They were allied to each other during that war.
No, it was not bombed because the armour was built in the Cities.
hiroshima and nagasaki
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The Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
You will have to be more specific. All of the combatants in World War II bombed many cities.
If you mean during World War 2, nearly every UK city was bombed.
Hiroshima & Nagasaki .
All of Britain's cities were bombed during World War II