Who were involved in the Belfast blitz?

The German Luftwaffe was the primary force behind the Belfast Blitz. The Luftwaffe was the air force of Nazi Germany and was responsible for carrying out aerial bombardments of cities and military targets throughout the Second World War.

The Royal Air Force (RAF)

The Royal Air Force was the air force of the United Kingdom and was responsible for defending the country against air attacks. During the Belfast Blitz, the RAF engaged in aerial combat with the Luftwaffe and attempted to intercept and destroy German bombers before they could reach their targets.

The Ulster Special Constabulary (USC)

The Ulster Special Constabulary was a part-time police force in Northern Ireland that was primarily composed of Protestant volunteers. During the Belfast Blitz, the USC was responsible for maintaining law and order and providing civil defense assistance to the public.

The Belfast Fire Brigade

The Belfast Fire Brigade was responsible for fighting fires and carrying out rescue operations during the Belfast Blitz.