re: Military History: What was the largest airplane that bombed England?

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There was no Radar in WWI but, even if there were, those airplanes would be quite stealthy, I'm guessing. I think that radio waves won't reflect very much at all on an airplane made mostly of a wooden frame with doped fabric surfaces.

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You're right. One of the main reasons the British saw such success with their Mosquito light bomber/attack/recon aircraft is it was just about invisible to German radar because it was mostly wood.