Long Range Bombing

Long range bombing refers to military operations where aircraft are used to drop bombs on distant targets, often deep within enemy territory. This tactic allows forces to strike strategic locations—such as military bases, supply routes, or infrastructure—without needing to engage in direct ground combat. Long range bombers are designed to fly significant distances and carry large payloads. Historically, this approach has been used in various conflicts to weaken enemy capabilities and disrupt operations, demonstrating the importance of air power in modern warfare.