How were the goals of Saturation nombing and strategic bombing different?

Answer 1

Saturation bombing aimed to inflict widespread destruction over a large area to demoralize the enemy and disrupt their infrastructure, often targeting civilian populations and cities. In contrast, strategic bombing focused on targeting specific military and industrial sites to weaken the enemy's war capabilities and supply chains. While saturation bombing sought to overwhelm the enemy through sheer volume of attacks, strategic bombing emphasized precision and the long-term degradation of the enemy's ability to wage war.