Were there any big planes carrying small planes for air strikes during World War II?

Because a large plane carrying a small plane will cause the landing gear of the large plane to be shot again, and the speed difference when the small plane attacks will cause the instability of the large plane.

So it's impossible

However, Japan developed the "Sakura Special Attack Machine" in World War II.

Inspired by the German V- 1 winged missile, Hikari ?ta, the 405th Lieutenant of the Japanese Navy Air Force, had an idea: I hope to invent a power gliding bomb. Because there was no reliable guide device at that time, it could only be operated by people. According to Ota's idea, the missile was carried by the mother machine, dropped at a distance of tens of kilometers from the sea target, then briefly propelled by the rocket engine, swooped and glided over the target after a certain maneuver, and finally died with the target through direct impact.