Russian military historian Mark Solonin has published recently three videos under the general topic "aircraft vs tank".
Pretty good work and highly recommended to anyone who can read(listen) Russian.
In the third video, the author displayed one interesting table: bombing accuracy of VVS medium bombers in 1941, 1943, 1945.
(watch from 02:53)
Link to the original table in Russian:
My translation:
Note: the value in the bottom line should be given better English translation, I just don't remember it. Basically, it means that any bomb falls somewhere in the circle with a given radius in metres: 140, 100, 80, 96, 66, 46.
P.S. The table first appeared in the "Bible" of VVS history called "Sovetskaya aviatsiya v Velikoy Otechestvennoy voine v tsifrakh" (Soviet aviation in the Great Patriotic War, in figures). It was published in the early 1960s as a classified document and as far as I know, has never been issued again. There are just scanned/OCRed copies on the Internet.
Pretty good work and highly recommended to anyone who can read(listen) Russian.
In the third video, the author displayed one interesting table: bombing accuracy of VVS medium bombers in 1941, 1943, 1945.
(watch from 02:53)
Link to the original table in Russian:
My translation:
Note: the value in the bottom line should be given better English translation, I just don't remember it. Basically, it means that any bomb falls somewhere in the circle with a given radius in metres: 140, 100, 80, 96, 66, 46.
P.S. The table first appeared in the "Bible" of VVS history called "Sovetskaya aviatsiya v Velikoy Otechestvennoy voine v tsifrakh" (Soviet aviation in the Great Patriotic War, in figures). It was published in the early 1960s as a classified document and as far as I know, has never been issued again. There are just scanned/OCRed copies on the Internet.