Tactical bombing refers to the use of aircraft to target specific military objectives, such as enemy troops, supply lines, or infrastructure, during a conflict. Unlike strategic bombing, which aims to destroy an enemy's overall capacity to wage war, tactical bombing focuses on immediate battlefield needs to support ground forces and achieve short-term goals. This type of bombing is often employed in conjunction with ground operations, allowing for precise strikes that can disrupt enemy movements and provide advantages to friendly forces. Tactical bombing can involve various munitions, including guided bombs and missiles, to enhance accuracy and minimize collateral damage.