Tactical bombing refers to the use of aircraft to target specific military objectives, such as enemy troops, supply lines, or infrastructure, during a conflict. This type of bombing aims to achieve immediate battlefield advantages rather than strategic long-term goals. It is often employed to disrupt enemy operations and support ground forces. Unlike strategic bombing, which targets broader industrial or civilian areas, tactical bombing focuses on precise locations to minimize collateral damage. It is commonly used in modern warfare, where precision-guided munitions, such as smart bombs, enhance accuracy and effectiveness in hitting designated targets while reducing unintended harm to surrounding areas.