.TH Command KBOMB
.SY "kbomb <BOMBERS> <ESCORTS> mission-type <SECT> route"
\*QKbomb\*U is identical to the \*Qbomb\*U command, but uses suicidal pilots
to perform the mission.  As planes in your \*QBOMBERS\*U list are selected
for the flight, you will be asked to designate which planes are kamikazes.
For each plane, you must at this time specify:
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  *  A single ship, tank, balloon, or train id number specifies one
     single kamikaze target you would like this plane to go after.

  *  [y] indicates that this plane is a kamikaze.

  *  [n] or [Return] to indicate that this plane is not a kamikaze.

  *  [!] to indicate that all remaining planes are kamikazes.

  *  [.] indicates that none of the remaining planes are kamikazes.
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Planes with a specific kamikaze target will automatically dive on that 
target if it is spotted anywhere along the flight path.
For kamikazes that have no specific target, you will be offered a list
of potential targets to choose from each time possibilities appear along 
the flight path.  At that time, you can then specify:
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  *  A specific target id number.

  *  [?] to redisplay the target list.

  *  [*] to pick a target at random.

  *  [Return] to do nothing.
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If a kamikaze pilot is shot down, there is a 50% chance that he
will make a last-ditch effort to take out some random target as
he bites the dust, even though his likely chance of hitting it 
are extremely small.  If forced to abort the mission, he will also 
either make a final stab at his preplanned target, or ask you 
to select from a list of in-range possibilities.
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Remember that \*Qkbomb\*U's primary mission is still to bomb a 
specific target, and that planes you identify as kamikazes 
also take part in the bombing raid.
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See also : bomb, kamikaze
