WI A British (and perhaps French) Government had decided (Between 1935 and 1937) - possibly as part of the deal which allowed rearmament in the first place, that they would only use aeriel bombardment against relatively defined targets.
Could aircraft have been available by 1940 with relatively modest bomb loads, relatively high speeds and a capacity at low level to hit something rather smaller than a great urban conurbation.
Is this a technical possibility?
If it had happened and Bomber Command had concentrated on key factories and, especially, transport links could it have been as effective or more so than in OTL in disrupting production and diverting Nazi rescources?
Might such an airforce have changed events in France and the Lowe Countries in May - June 1940
Could aircraft have been available by 1940 with relatively modest bomb loads, relatively high speeds and a capacity at low level to hit something rather smaller than a great urban conurbation.
Is this a technical possibility?
If it had happened and Bomber Command had concentrated on key factories and, especially, transport links could it have been as effective or more so than in OTL in disrupting production and diverting Nazi rescources?
Might such an airforce have changed events in France and the Lowe Countries in May - June 1940