On 24 November 1940 148 of Sperrle's bombers began the Bristol Blitz. Around 12,000 incendiary bombs and 160 tons of high-explosive bombs were dropped. Park Street destroyed and the Bristol Museum hit. 207 people were killed and thousands of houses were destroyed or damaged. The city was targeted again on 3/4 January 1941. 30 air raids were carried out against Bristol according to wartime British sources. Approximately a little over 1,000 people were killed in the attacks. By January 1941, "Luftflotte" 3 had been reorganised. I. "Fliegerkorps" under Generaloberst Ulrich Grauert remained with Sperrle, but he was given two further air corps—VI. "Fliegerkorps" under Generalleutnant Kurt Pflugbeil and V. "Fliegerkorps" under General Greim was retained; eight bomber wings provided the striking power of Sperrle's air fleet.