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The 46 pages that link to Strategic bombing, each with the reason it gives.

• Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and NagasakiNarrower topic: The atomic attacks were extreme instances of wartime bombing aimed at cities.

• Casablanca ConferenceNarrower topic: The Casablanca decisions paired continued bombing with plans for ground campaigns.

• Ho Chi Minh TrailNarrower topic: The bombing campaigns against the trail tested whether air power could defeat a dispersed supply network.

• Area bombingNarrower topic: Area bombing became one method of strategic bombing, aimed at cities and industrial regions.

• Incendiary weaponNarrower topic: Incendiary weapons have been used to attack industrial centers and urban areas.

• Bombing of Dresden in World War IINarrower topic: The raids formed part of the Allied campaign against Germany’s war-making capacity.

• The BlitzNarrower topic: The Blitz was a sustained attempt to damage Britain’s war-making capacity and morale from the air.

• Atomic bombing of HiroshimaNarrower topic: Hiroshima was an unprecedented nuclear instance of attacks on cities from the air.

• Bombing of GuernicaNarrower topic: Guernica became an early emblem of air attacks affecting civilians and infrastructure.

• Tokyo firebombingNarrower topic: Tokyo’s raids belonged to the broader campaign against Japan’s war-making capacity.

• Carl SpaatzNarrower topic: Spaatz’s commands organized large-scale attacks intended to impair the enemy’s capacity to wage war.

• Strategic bomberNarrower topic: It is the mission category that gives strategic bombers their name.

• Air raids on JapanNarrower topic: The raids were a major campaign of strategic bombing against Japan.

• Northrop B-2 SpiritNarrower topic: The B-2 was built to strike high-value targets as part of a strategic air campaign.