>>8926
>the Germans tested (and never fielded, guess why) a slow wire-guided glider, with not even 3 miles of wire, meant to be guided from a slow platform
>therefore wire-guided bombs would have been easy to make, it's not like both the bomb and the guiding platform are going fast as fuck and will achieve massive separation
Again, you're retarded.
Also even the German radio-controlled bombs in WW2 had plenty of issues because of primitive tech, and those didn't have to deal with all the wire-related challenges.
>thinking the earthquake bomb could "sink" industrial districts
Stop being so retarded, that was a primitive bunker buster and as such had terrible efficiency against softer target.
Also it wasn't magically more accurate than other bombs, just delivered via dive bombing to maximize accuracy and impact velocity (and thus penetration).