What was the primary target of the bombing raid?
Allied B-17 'Flying Fortresses' fly during World War II
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On March 6th, 1944, a fleet of 1000 B17 bombers set out to bomb Berlin, marking the first mass bombing of the German capital by US forces. The mission was carried out by a determined group of Air Force personnel, aiming to strike at the heart of the Nazi Empire.
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