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Well, killing the workers is also a way of disrupting arms production. In my hometown the allies didn't so much bomb the shipyard or airplane factories, but rat
by ygra 10y ago
Well, killing the workers is also a way of disrupting arms production. In my hometown the allies didn't so much bomb the shipyard or airplane factories, but rather the part of the city where workers lived. Not sure how effective it was, though.
- cyberferret 10y agoThe same happened where my parents grew up in WWII. When the Japanese forces came in, they mainly took out strategic points such as railway bridges, command centres etc. When the allied forces counter attacked later, they mainly bombed the railway yards killing almost all of the civilian labourers living there.