again.. . I
at those who are so quick on the draw to condemn something they're not willing to learn. The learning curve is short, fellas. Relax. It isn't like most of you "vets" can't adapt and over come. jeeesh.
READ YOUR E6B AND ADJUST. Today in the MA LWA, wind was 0 MPH from 0-10k, then 20mph from 10k to 20k with a heading of 180° (due south), then above 20k the wind stayed at 20mph but shifted to a 270° heading (WEST).
I was in a He111 northbound and I dropped 2/1000kg bombs on a CV from 12k and didn't change a thing. One bomb was dead on and the other short by just a hair. The longer your bombs travel through the wind the more it is going to drift. So... the higher you go the less "precise" the bombs will be. That means those 30k+ B29 runs will need to use more of the carpet bomb approach vs the precision bombing approach, which is all actuality is far more consistent with the real deal.
The higher you go the less accurate you're going to be. Valid concept. So I'll say here as I said in the other "there is wind???" thread: suck it up, cupcakes. Deal with it and adapt!