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The strategic bombing campaign during World War II played a crucial role in the Allies' victory over Nazi Germany, significantly impacting civilian life and industrial targets. British night raids and USAAF daylight missions devastated German cities, resulting in substantial civilian casualties. The evolution of military aircraft, driven by an arms race, enabled operations at higher altitudes, transitioning from reconnaissance to bombing and fighter missions. Early high-altitude flight posed challenges that necessitated advancements in pressurized cockpits and enhanced powerplants.