During this event, Reginald V. Jones developed an "Aspirin" plan to deal with the "Headache" of the Knickebein system.
During this event, Reginald V. Jones developed an "Aspirin" plan to deal with the "Headache" of the Knickebein system. One part of this event got its name because it focused on places given "three stars" in the Baedeker guides. This event prompted the distribution of cage-like items named for Herbert Morrison and iron, arch-shaped structures named for John Anderson. The cover of Angus Calder's book about the "Myth" of this event features a staged photograph of a milkman on delivery which was taken during this event. During this event, Operation Moonlight Sonata resulted in the destruction of (*) Coventry Cathedral. The ARP mandated blackouts to deal with this event. This campaign continued despite the cancellation of an invasion called Operation Sea Lion, and it was particularly destructive to Liverpool. For 10 points, name this campaign carried out by the Luftwaffe that involved the bombing of British cities.
During this event, Reginald V. Jones developed an "Aspirin" plan to deal with the "Headache" of the Knickebein system.
the Blitz (accept The Myth of the Blitz; prompt on "Battle of Britain")