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| 1800 Megatons? I don't think so. I'll remove that information. Do "delayed action bombs" exist? | 1800 Megatons? I don't think so. I'll remove that information. Do "delayed action bombs" exist? | ||
| If anybody believes to know more about the subject, please rectify.--] 18:50, 15 July 2005 (UTC) | If anybody believes to know more about the subject, please rectify.--] 18:50, 15 July 2005 (UTC) | ||
| == Blitzkrieg == | |||
| the German word Blitzkrieg, doesn't mean "Lightning War", | |||
| but "Fast War", suddenly and fast as a flash... | |||
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An event mentioned in this article is a September 7 selected anniversary.
To anonymous deleter: I put back the text you deleted from this article because I could see no reason why it shold be removed. If you think there is a reason why it should be deleted, feel free to explain here. DJ Clayworth 13:54, 29 Apr 2004 (UTC)
Was it a single German bomber that accidentally dropped its load over London on Aug 24 1940 or were there several aircraft involved in this incident? I've seem to remember hearing that it was a single bomber, but http://www.onwar.com/chrono/1940/aug40/24aug40.htm suggests that there were several aircraft involved. Jooler 18:02, 21 Jan 2005 (UTC)
the Blitz, The Blitz?
Isn't "the Blitz" the more common capitalisation, rather than "The Blitz"?
Who Won?
Firstly the title of this section is awful. I don't like seeing questions in encyclopaedia articles like this, and it is such a glib phrase. Secondly the analysis given in the whole section is a load of cobblers. Jooler 23:13, 26 Jun 2005 (UTC)
1800 Megaton bombs??
"15th November 1940 - the Luftwaffe returns to London hitting almost every borough. It uses a new bomb nicknamed Satan - it was huge - 1800 megatons of high explosive and it was a delayed action bomb. " 1800 Megatons? I don't think so. I'll remove that information. Do "delayed action bombs" exist? If anybody believes to know more about the subject, please rectify.--Malbi 18:50, 15 July 2005 (UTC)
Blitzkrieg
the German word Blitzkrieg, doesn't mean "Lightning War", but "Fast War", suddenly and fast as a flash...