How was Britain bombed during World War 1?

AnswerThe Gotha G.V. bomber. It had two Mercedes engines and a wingspan of over 77 feet (23 meters). It was strong enough to carry more than 1000 pounds (454 kilograms) of bombs and also had a firing tunnel--a hole through the bottom of the airplane that allowed the rear gunner to shoot the enemy below. In total, there were 27 Gotha raids. The English reported 835 killed and 1,990 wounded.