Which of these targets was completely destroyed in autobahn
probably both sides..............
military and civilian targets :3
*Military targets were bombed. *Nearly alltowns and cities with a population of 100,000+ were bombed. The raid on Coventry in November 1940 is particularly well known, but some places were repeatedly subjected tosevere raids. It is sometimes said that the city worst affected in relation to its size at the time was Hull, which had a population of about 300,000.
Depends on whether you're talking terrorism or military strike.
autobahn
Which of these targets was completely destroyed in autobahn
probably both sides..............
military and civilian targets :3
Dresden (100,000+) Tokyo (100,000+) These were devastating raids, in Tokyo the city was built of wood and the incendiaries obliterated the city. Dresden was bombed by the British and the bombing is considered controversial because many consider it retaliation for the German bombings of England. The German government estimates the total number of German civilians killed in air raids at about 595,000. The figure given above for Dresden is far too high. Scholarly studies for a long time put the figure for Dresden at about 35,000. Since German reunfication in 1990 much of the centre of Dresden has been rebuilt and the human remains recovered, together with other evidence, point to a figure of 25,000-30,000, probably towards the upper end of this range. The raid on Dresden is controverial because it served no discernable military purpose at all. It's not fruitful or even possible to divide air raids on civilian targets into 'fire raids' and other raids.
They are both. They are considered monsters for anything that targets or counts monsters, and they are considered cards for anything that targets or counts cards on the field (Secret Barrel).
military targets
The targets chosen were not military targets. In fact, strictly military targets were not chosen because of the possibility of missing a small military target not surrounded by a large urban area. The targets available to General Carl Spaatz were all cities with large civilian populations. Hiroshima, Kokura, Niigata and Nagasaki were the final choices for dropping the atomic bomb. All of which are large cities that were of reasonable military value. The debate comes in on whether the United States should have dropped the atomic bomb on a strictly military site and avoided the monstrous amount of civilian casualties.
The West generally speaking does not generally ascribe to a State religion. As such, the targets of jihad, which may be selected based purely on faith or creed in the East, are considered to be random, civilian targets. We tend to tie the term "terrorism" to attacks and conflicts that do not occur between clearly identified military forces, but instead focus on the non-aligned, non-military personnel.
All military targets.
Yes. They can attack air, ground and sea targets.
military factories