What was the tactics used in the blitz?

The Blitz, the German bombing campaign against the UK during World War II from September 1940 to May 1941, primarily employed strategic bombing tactics aimed at crippling British infrastructure and morale. The Luftwaffe targeted key cities, including London, using high-explosive bombs and incendiaries to cause widespread destruction and panic among civilians. The strategy aimed to disrupt the British war effort and force a negotiated peace. Despite significant damage, the resilience of the British people and effective air defense ultimately thwarted these objectives.