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A strategic bomber is a mid-to-long range heavy bomber aircraft designed to drop large amounts of ordnance onto a distant target for the purposes of debilitating the enemy's capacity to wage war. Unlike tactical bombers and ground attack aircraft, which are used in air interdiction operations to attack troops and military equipment, strategic bombers are built to fly into enemy territory to destroy strategic targets (e.g., major military installations, factories, and cities). In addition to strategic bombing, strategic bombers can be used for tactical missions. The United States, Russia, China, and North Korea maintain strategic bombers. The Strategic Bomber is the second Bomber Aircraft and an upgrade of the Modern Age Bomber. It becomes available in the Information Age. This aircraft is even more powerful against buildings than the normal bomber and has a greater range. It has more health but it is still very weak to AA and enemy fighters. Don't be tempted to use bombers against enemy units as they are very ineffective so don't waste the fuels on them. The best tactic for using bombers is using many of them (five or more) to attack a single target or different targets in a close proximity. This makes them less vulnerable to AA emplacements (there is more to shoot at and therefore less damage dealt) and allows multiple targets to be destroyed in one run. Used in AAG40 for Bomber

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A strategic bomber is a mid-to-long range heavy bomber aircraft designed to drop large amounts of ordnance onto a distant target for the purposes of debilitating the enemy's capacity to wage war. Unlike tactical bombers and ground attack aircraft, which are used in air interdiction operations to attack troops and military equipment, strategic bombers are built to fly into enemy territory to destroy strategic targets (e.g., major military installations, factories, and cities). In addition to strategic bombing, strategic bombers can be used for tactical missions. The United States, Russia, China, and North Korea maintain strategic bombers. The Strategic Bomber is the second Bomber Aircraft and an upgrade of the Modern Age Bomber. It becomes available in the Information Age. This aircraft is even more powerful against buildings than the normal bomber and has a greater range. It has more health but it is still very weak to AA and enemy fighters. Don't be tempted to use bombers against enemy units as they are very ineffective so don't waste the fuels on them. The best tactic for using bombers is using many of them (five or more) to attack a single target or different targets in a close proximity. This makes them less vulnerable to AA emplacements (there is more to shoot at and therefore less damage dealt) and allows multiple targets to be destroyed in one run. Used in AAG40 for Bomber