the pilot designates their desired impact point, then consents to release while executing a climb, and the computer controls the actual release of the bomb. The integration into the FCC simplifies the pilot's workload by allowing the same bombing mode (CCRP) to be used for level, dive and loft bombing, providing similar cues in the pilot's displays regardless of the tactics used, since the computer simply sees it as the release point getting closer. See also Skip bombing Tactical bombing Strategic bombing Carpet bombing References External links “Over-the-Shoulder” Fact Sheet, National Museum of the United States Air Force (Archive.org) Aerial bombing Aerial maneuvers