info/Empire4.4: Improve a few change log entries

[empserver] / info / bomb.t

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--- a/info/bomb.t
+++ b/info/bomb.t
@@ -7,10 +7,10 @@ enemy ships, planes, land units, and sectors.
 It represents a complete mission for one or more bombers and escorts
 taking off from one place and returning to base at the end of the mission.
 .s1
-<BOMBERS> represents a list of planes which can carry bombs.
-Only planes which have a bomb bay, belong in a sector which is
-stocked with gas and shells, and have sufficient mobility will
-be successfully selected for the mission.
+<BOMBERS> represents a list of planes to carry out the bombing run.
+Only planes with a bomb bay and sufficient mobility, based in a sector
+stocked with petrol and shells, will be successfully selected for the
+mission.
 .s1
 <ESCORTS> represent a list of fighter planes which are capable of escorting
 the bombers all the way to the target.
@@ -24,11 +24,10 @@ target sector.
 Strategic missions damage all commodities in the entire target sector,
 while not damaging any ships resident (similar to the
 \*Qfire\*U command).
-If a plane is armed with a nuclear warhead, then it will drop the bomb
-rather than using conventional weapons.
-Nuclear devices damage everything in the sector; planes, ships, and
-commodities.
-Only missiles in hardened silos can avoid damage from a nuclear mission.
+.s1
+Nuclear bombs can only be used for strategic bombing.  They damage
+everything in the sector; planes, ships, and commodities.
+Only missiles in hardened silos can avoid damage from a nuclear attack.
 .s1
 <SECT> represents an assembly point, where all of the planes in the
 mission meet before proceeding on to the target sector.