 In 2006, Adam Tooze called the bombing highly successful and that the transfer of the production of missiles to Thuringia was a Herculean task.In the 2006 edition of his book, Martin Middlebrook wrote that 23 of the 45 huts at the Trassenheide labour camp were destroyed and that at least 500 and possibly 600 slave workers were killed in the bombing.Bomber Command suffered the loss of 6.7 percent of the aircraft dispatched, most of these in the third wave.