Secondly. the bingo dot style (no offence) Doesnt aid you in letting you know what the targets look like. Only where they are supposed to be
One thing you don't realize is that two versions of these maps were available to squadmates. One is a printout of color maps on 8.5X11 paper (one sheet per map) with a very high resolution image and a legend. The other version is what I linked to, which is a 'clipboard' version of those maps is scaled down considerably in color and definition to make it adequate for in-game use. We prefer the 'bingo dobs' and numbering for planning purposes.. example while in flight we can call out "Bob, you go bomb #17... Ralph you get #23... Joel get #11" and everyone knows exactly what to hit.
If they need to know what the target looks like, the print outs are much clearer and easier to read, but honestly we all have enough experience to be able to identify the targets without having to look up what they look like.. even with the new bases.
