In Ben, the Tang Army Occupied Territory of the Eastern Continent, within the highest command of Tang Army's frontline Air Force, Xiao Yun was discussing aerial bombs with his subordinates.
"We're trying to use up the stockpile of non-guided munitions as much as possible. After all, they're there to be used, and it's no problem to start with those cheap bombs," his staff explained why the God of War Bombers were frequently sent on conventional bombing missions.
Firstly, the God of War, with its extended range, is not specialized in deploying precision-guided munitions. Secondly, the Tang Army has indeed stockpiled too many ordinary aerial bombs.
"Will it affect our strike efficiency?" Xiao Yun didn't mind using outdated bombs, as they could still explode with strong destructive power.
However, he was concerned that this carpet-bombing strategy, reminiscent of World War II, might not be as efficient as precision strikes, potentially wasting several opportunities for sorties.
