What is strategic bombing?
Q: What is strategic bombing?
A: Strategic bombing is a military strategy used to destroy the enemies' economic ability to fight a war through air attacks.
Q: What types of targets are usually attacked in strategic bombing missions?
A: Strategic bombing missions typically target factories, railroads, oil refineries, cities, military bases, command and control facilities, airfields and ammunition dumps.
Q: How has the United States Air Force (USAF) used strategic bombers?
A: The USAF has utilized strategic bombers in later conflicts.
Q: Does strategic bombing involve ground attacks?
A: No, strategic bombing does not involve ground attacks; it involves attacking from the air.
Q: Are there any other countries that use this type of strategy?
A: Yes, many other countries have employed this type of strategy as well.
Q: Is it possible for civilians to be affected by these bombings?
A: Yes, civilians can be affected by these bombings if they are located near or within the targeted areas.
Q: What kind of damage can result from strategic bombings? A: Strategic bombings can cause significant destruction to infrastructure and property as well as loss of life depending on the severity of the attack.
