Oh?
Hook a 30 yo Walleye to guide them in.
Besides; how damn 'accurate' does a nuke need to be??
well consider Nagasaki. The bomb was dropped so that it did not hit ground 0.
That means that some folks in the extended error range were killed while some folks within the intended range survived. If you are in the missed area you are good. If you are in the incorrect hit area you are dead
So, at this point accuracy does make a difference (to some)
Minute of Nation State?
I was a loader back in the Seventies, and the first time I saw one of those, I was amused...they looked like they were straight out of the Fifties, with those funny fins and streamlined aluminum shape, they just looked like art deco missiles!
They could put them on an A7, and we saw a film of the delivery method where the plane would pull up into a steep climb, and at some point on the upswing, the plane would release the bomb, and then roll onto its back, finally diving to get up speed and get out of the way.
It is a weird way to ‘loft’ a bomb, but apparently they could obtain reasonable accuracy even though it looked there was no way that was possible.
"Almost" only counts in horseshoes, hand grenades and nukes.