[Faust]

What are your favourite carpet bombing videos ever?
They don’t necessarily need to be against civilian targets but as is often a side effect I’ll allow it

For me this is the best one: (The one attached)



In popular culture it was used in this video

(The song is not my cup of tea but the images are pretty good)!

P.s. bombing videos in general are cool so does not need to be a carpet bombing video

[kellyhound]

[Faust]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

That one is pretty good, while this one doesn’t really count, it is also against western backed rebels, anyway enjoy;

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

Damn, that's a good one.
I wonder what their excuse for using cluster bombs against the civilian sector was.

Here are a few videos:

1) Supposedly Rus bombing civilians in Kramatorsk. I like this video because it shows the real emotion of civilians when being bombed. She remains calm until the wave of bombs gets too close.
There are also some "kids"(she says "maltchiki" ) outside, evading the bombs.


This is one of the classics from the US:


You can hear the shrapnel, even at such a distance.

[Mr.NoCredit]

Thanks all!
That’s a great round of posts! Enjoyed!!

[Faust]

Some more ‘Nam footage as well as some good information

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Not really "carpet bombing" but a large amount of JDAMs could be the modern equivalent.

[Faust]

Damn Whiskey, that was certainly the way to do it!
I don’t think any country could pull it off (politically/PR wise) these days but I think the tactic would still work today

[luc21]

oldies but goldies

with the technology of that time....hard work

[Michael Vuur]

Originally Posted by scorpion9 ↗

Damn, that's a good one.
I wonder what their excuse for using cluster bombs against the civilian sector was.

Here are a few videos:

1) Supposedly Rus bombing civilians in Kramatorsk. I like this video because it shows the real emotion of civilians when being bombed. She remains calm until the wave of bombs gets too close.
There are also some "kids"(she says "maltchiki" ) outside, evading the bombs.


This is one of the classics from the US:


You can hear the shrapnel, even at such a distance.

I make circuit boards that go into JDAMS, always nice to see them used to effect.