Bombing of Stuttgart in World War II
Legacy
In totality, 53 air raids were launched against Stuttgart by the United States Army Air Force and the Royal Air Force.

Bombing of Stuttgart in World War II

Section Title: Legacy
Table Section Text: In totality, 53 air raids were launched against Stuttgart by the United States Army Air Force and the Royal Air Force.

#	Date and time	Area(s) damaged	Casualties	Force

1	25 August 1940 00:16–01:24	Gaisburg, Stuttgart-East; Untertürkheim	Four killed, five injured.	Est. 20 planes

2	8 November 1940 21:16–24:00	Stuttgart-Center	None killed, three injured	Est. 20 planes

3	10 February 1941 00:28–01:43	Castle Solitude	No casualties	One plane

4	5 May 1942 00:33–02:43	Zuffenhausen; Bad Cannstatt	13 killed, 37 injured	121 planes: 69 Wellingtons, 19 Hampdens, 14 Lancasters, 12 Stirlings, 7 Halifaxes

5	6 May 1942 01:51–01:53	Kräherwald	No casualties	77 planes: 49 Wellingtons, 13 Stirlings, 11 Halifaxes, 4 Lancasters

6	29 August 1942 01:45	Dinkelacker brewery, Stuttgart-South	No casualties	One plane

7	22 November 1942 21:30–22:45	Rohr, Vaihingen; Möhringen; Plieningen	28 killed, 71 injured	222 planes: 97 Lancasters, 59 Wellingtons, 39 Halifaxes, 27 Stirlings.

8	11 March 1943 22:46–23:50	Vaihingen; Kaltental, Stuttgart-South	112 killed, 386 injured	314 planes: 152 Lancasters, 109 Halifaxes, 53 Stirlings.

9	15 April 1943 00:42–01:52	Bad Cannstatt; Münster; Mühlhausen	619 killed, 705 injured; 400 prisoners of war killed in Gaisburg	462 planes: 146 Wellingtons, 135 Halifaxes, 98 Lancasters, 83 Stirlings.

10	17 April 1943 01:10	Stuttgart-West	One killed, 58 injured	One plane

11	6 September 1943 10:44–11:10	Stuttgart-West; Stuttgart-South	107 killed, 165 injured	262 planes: All Boeing B-17s

12	8 October 1943 00:02–00:53	Karlshöhe, Stuttgart-South	104 killed, 300 injured	343 planes: All Lancasters

13	26 November 1943 20:25–21:12	Bad Cannstatt; Untertürkheim; Daimler plant	31 killed, 156 injured	178 planes: 157 Halifaxes, 21 Lancasters.

14	21 February 1944 03:57–05:09	Bad Cannstatt; Feuerbach	160 killed, 977 injured	598 planes: 460 Lancasters, 126 Halifaxes, 12 Mosquitoes.

15	25 February 1944 14:25–15:00	Feuerbach; Bad Cannstatt;	10 killed, 56 injured	50 planes: All B-17s

16	2 March 1944 02:51–04:01	Bad Cannstatt; the New Palace	125 killed, 510 injured	557 planes: 415 Lancasters, 129 Halifaxes, 13 Mosquitoes

17	15 March 1944 23:10–00:13	Vaihingen, Möhringen	86 killed, 203 injured	863 planes: 617 Lancasters, 230 Halifaxes, 16 Mosquitoes

18	28 April 1944 01:50–02:20	Stuttgart-Center; Feuerbach; Bad Cannstatt	None killed, 9 injured	13 planes

19	16 July 1944 10:09–10:25	Bad Cannstatt; Winterhalde	42 killed, 94 injured	Est. 100 planes

20	21 July 1944 11:04–11:12	Zuffenhausen	31 killed, 29 injured	25 planes

21	25 July 1944 01:35–02:10	Stuttgart-Center	No casualties	614 planes: 461 Lancasters, 153 Halifaxes

22	26 July 1944 01:38–02:35	Stuttgart-Center	No casualties	550 planes: 412 Lancasters, 138 Halifaxes

23	28 July 1944 01:22–01:50	Surrounding area; Stuttgart-North	898 killed, 1916 injured, 14 missing	30 planes: All Mosquitoes

24	29 July 1944 01:48–02:30	Feuerbach; Botnang; Ostheim and Gablenberg, Stuttgart-East	No casualties	496 planes: 494 Lancasters, 2 Mosquitoes

25	5 September 1944 11:15–11:54	Untertürkheim; Wangen	37 killed, 70 injured	Est. 200 planes

26	10 September 1944 11:21–11:40	Zuffenhausen; Feuerbach; Stammheim	28 killed, 113 injured	Est. 200 planes

27	12 September 1944 22:59–23:30	Stuttgart-West	957 killed, 1600 injured	217 planes: 204 Lancasters, 13 Mosquitoes

28	3 October 1944 22:01	Weilimdorf	No casualties	One plane

29	14 October 1944 04:35–04:56	Zuffenhausen	Two killed, 40 injured	Four planes: All Mosquitoes

30	19 October 1944 20:25–21:10	Bad Cannstatt; Feuerbach; Gaisburg	No casualties	Unknown

31	19 October 1944 00:55–01:38	Bad Cannstatt; Feuerbach; Gaisburg	338 killed, 872 injured	583 planes: 565 Lancasters and 18 Mosquitoes

32	5 November 1944 20:00–20:30	Bad Cannstatt; Münster	24 killed 46 injured	132 planes

33	5 November 1944 23:32–23:48	Bad Cannstatt; Münster	See last entry	65 planes: All Mosquitoes

34	21 November 1944 19:10–19:16	Stuttgart-South	One killed, one injured	29 planes: All Mosquitoes

35	26 November 1944 01:57–02:00	Bad Cannstatt	None killed, 10 injured	Nine planes: All Mosquitoes

36	4 December 1944 14:48	Hofen, Mühlhausen	One killed, two injured	One plane

37	9 December 1944 12:25–13:15	Bad Cannstatt	24 killed, 55 injured	Est. 350 planes

38	11 December 1944 11:51–11:52	Untertürkheim	Three killed, 11 injured	Four planes

39	7 January 1945 21:49	Feuerbach	No casualties	Unknown

40	20 January 1945 11:50–12:05	Bad Cannstatt	One killed, 12 injured	Est. 30 planes

41	21 January 1945 12:58–13:00	Münster; Hofen	No casualties	12 planes

42	28 January 1945 20:35–20:54	Feuerbach; Weilimdorf; Botnang	No casualties	226 planes

43	28 January 1945 23:30–23:48	Feuerbach; Weilimdorf; Botnang	123 killed, 78 injured	376 planes

44	1 February 1945 19:47	Bad Cannstatt	None killed, 13 injured	One plane

45	12 February 1945 19:30–19:46	Bad Cannstatt	68 killed, 139 injured	Est. 30 planes

46	3 March 1945 14:32–14:42	Stuttgart-North	One killed, one injured	Est. Eight planes

47	4 March 1945 10:20–10:28	Bad Cannstatt; Stuttgart-West	50 killed, 135 injured	Est. 40 planes

48	9 March 1945 15:02–15:03	Bad Cannstatt	None killed, four injured	Est. 150 planes

49	12 March 1945 21:02	Feuerbach	Six killed, 11 injured	One plane

50	25 March 1945 07:55	Weilimdorf	No casualties	Two planes

51	25 March 1945 13:35–13:37	Stammheim; Zuffenhausen	None killed, four injured	Eight planes

52	1 April 1945 07:17–09:45	Weilimdorf	Two killed, 16 injured	Eight planes

53	19 April 1945 22:12	Stuttgart-North	One killed, seven injured	One plane

Sentence(s)

On March 11, 1943, a massive fleet of 314 RAF bombers arrived at Stuttgart.

final_sentence: On March 11, 1943, a massive fleet of 314 RAF bombers arrived at Stuttgart.