The researchers engaged in lively discussion:
"This is an unsolvable problem. We have only two options: either use high-strength materials or lower our requirements."
"Yes, we can lower the diving speed. Although this will reduce accuracy, it's the only option we have."
"The error might increase twofold to around 60 meters."
Someone else said:
"It seems we don't have much need for this bomber anymore; our aircraft are sufficient to control the battlefield."
"Indeed, fighter planes seize air superiority, and horizontal bombers destroy targets."
"What horizontal bombers need is simply the issue of the number of bombs."
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Shire remained silent, unsatisfied with the two options the researchers proposed.
An error margin of 60 meters.
If the bombing target is a bridge, railway, or even a warship in the future, this error margin definitely won't suffice.
No development of dive bombers?
