What was the name of the German Air Force that played a crucial role in the 'Blitzkrieg' tactics?
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Correct answer: Luftwaffe
The Luftwaffe provided essential close air support to ground troops and engaged in strategic bombing. Its dominance was central to early Axis successes in Poland, Norway, and France.
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