Who would win the western allies or Russia?

[HealzDevo]

What do people think of the idea of the use of a B-36 Peacemaker being used against Russia early on? We know that at least for a number of years, early on during the Cold War, the B-29 Stratofortress cruised around without being able to be hit, so during those years what fear would a B-36 Peacemaker cause even if it was just armed with conventional bombs considering its payload was greater than a B-29?

 

[chemurgyinstitution]

Did the cold war front end in the jelling of fuels on the western front. ? was that diesel fuel? Does anyone know if the high octane Allied fuels were made with ethanol and not methanol? Are there threads related to aviation fuels and diesel?

 

[HealzDevo]

Not so far as I know. But we know the Germans panicked when the B-29 Stratofortresses were flying over very high, so what about B-36 Peacemakers that have a larger bomb-load flying over and decimating Russian cities...

 

[Glider]

Not so far as I know. But we know the Germans panicked when the B-29 Stratofortresses were flying over very high, so what about B-36 Peacemakers that have a larger bomb-load flying over and decimating Russian cities...

Germans panicked? As far as I am aware the B29 didn't fly over Germany so who panicked?

 

[HealzDevo]

Opps, sorry the Russians panicked. So if B-29s with a smallish bomb-load could do that, imagine what B-36 Peacemakers armed with incindary bombs could do to Russian cities! Any thoughts on how the B-36 Peacemaker introduction would have affected a war against Russia in 1946?