Using a bombing chart allows you to know exactly how many 250lb, 500kg, or 1000lb bombs are required for a "One-Pass Haul." This saves you from loitering over the battlefield and makes you a much harder target for interceptors. TNT Equivalent: The Only Metric That Matters
Table keys:
In War Thunder, base health is not static. It scales dynamically based on two critical factors:
| Battle Rating (BR) | Base HP (Approx.) | Required TNT (Approx.) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | ~1,500 - 2,000 HP | ~500kg - 1,000kg | | 3.7 - 5.7 | ~3,500 - 5,000 HP | ~2,000kg - 3,000kg | | 6.0 - 8.0 | ~7,500 - 9,000 HP | ~4,000kg - 5,000kg | | 8.3 - 10.0+ | ~12,000 - 15,000 HP | ~6,000kg - 8,000kg (Rare to solo) |
For quick reference during battle, here is a text-based cheat sheet. Copy and paste this into a text file or print it out:
: Requires 2x 250kg FAB-250M-43 bombs per base. Tu-4 (BR 8.0) : Requires 4x 500kg FAB-500SV bombs per base. How to Calculate Your Own Loadout
You can test new loadouts for free by starting a custom match on a small map (like City), setting the match BR to your desired tier, and checking exactly how many drops are needed.
To help find the absolute best setup for your current grind, tell me you are currently flying or what Battle Rating you are targeting. I can provide the exact optimal bomb loadout for your specific plane. Share public link
Tell you for both bases and tank targets. Just let me know what you're flying!
Faster speeds push the bomb further forward (horizontal velocity).
A newer entry meant to revamp older, "heavily outdated" charts War Thunder — official forum
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Using a bombing chart allows you to know exactly how many 250lb, 500kg, or 1000lb bombs are required for a "One-Pass Haul." This saves you from loitering over the battlefield and makes you a much harder target for interceptors. TNT Equivalent: The Only Metric That Matters
Table keys:
In War Thunder, base health is not static. It scales dynamically based on two critical factors: war thunder bombing chart free
| Battle Rating (BR) | Base HP (Approx.) | Required TNT (Approx.) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | ~1,500 - 2,000 HP | ~500kg - 1,000kg | | 3.7 - 5.7 | ~3,500 - 5,000 HP | ~2,000kg - 3,000kg | | 6.0 - 8.0 | ~7,500 - 9,000 HP | ~4,000kg - 5,000kg | | 8.3 - 10.0+ | ~12,000 - 15,000 HP | ~6,000kg - 8,000kg (Rare to solo) |
For quick reference during battle, here is a text-based cheat sheet. Copy and paste this into a text file or print it out: Using a bombing chart allows you to know
: Requires 2x 250kg FAB-250M-43 bombs per base. Tu-4 (BR 8.0) : Requires 4x 500kg FAB-500SV bombs per base. How to Calculate Your Own Loadout
You can test new loadouts for free by starting a custom match on a small map (like City), setting the match BR to your desired tier, and checking exactly how many drops are needed. Copy and paste this into a text file
To help find the absolute best setup for your current grind, tell me you are currently flying or what Battle Rating you are targeting. I can provide the exact optimal bomb loadout for your specific plane. Share public link
Tell you for both bases and tank targets. Just let me know what you're flying!
Faster speeds push the bomb further forward (horizontal velocity).
A newer entry meant to revamp older, "heavily outdated" charts War Thunder — official forum