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72. Futrell, Aces and Aerial Victories, p 117.
73. The USAF in Southeast Asia, 1965-1973, Executive Summary.
74. Futrell, Aces and Aerial Victories, p 13.
75. Air Tactics Against North Vietnam Air Ground Defenses. December 1966-1 Novem-
ber I968 (Project CHECO) (HQ PACAF, Hickam AFB, Hawaii, 1969), p 39.
76. Ibid., pp 37-38.
77. For data on Walleye, see Knaack, Encyclopedia, vol 1, p 275, note 30; for details on
the F-l 1 I , see Momyer, Air Power in Three Wars, p 181; more on the F-4D. and LORAN, is
in the Knaack, Encyclopedia, vol I, p 274, note 28, and p 276, note 35.
78. Knaack, Encyclopedia, vol I, p 274, p 277-81.
79. Wolk, “USAF Plans and Policies: R&D for Southeast Asia, 1968,” pp 24-25.
80. Cagle, “Task Force 77 in Action Off Vietnam,’’ p 78; Command and Control and
Communications Structures in Southeast Asia, p 77.
81. Lane, Command and Control and Communications Structures in Southeast Asia. p
93.
82. Ibid.. p 77.
83. Ibid., p 141.
84. Ibid., p 142.
85. Gen Momyer’s comments on an initial draft of this paper, Apr 1985.
86. Hist, 7th Air Force, July I-Dec 31, 1967, 1, pp 20-60.
87. USAF Tactics Against Air and Ground Defenses in Southeast Asia, November 1968-
May 1970, pp 41-49.
88. Momyer, Air Power in Three Wars, p 217.
89. Burbage, The Battle for the Skies Over North Vietnam, 1964-1972, pp 185-187.
90. Hopkins, “SAC Tanker Operations in the Southeast Asia War,” p 84.
91. J. A. Doglione, et al., “Airpower and the 1972 Spring Invasion,” in Air War-Vietnam
(New York, 1978). p 111.
92. Ibid., p 125; USAF Statistical Digest, FY 1992 (Washington, HQ USAF), Table 9,
pp 78-79.
93. Air War-Vietnam, p 122, note 2.
94. Ibid., p 124.
95. Ibid., p 123.
96. Ibid.
97. Hopkins, “SAC Tanker Operations in the Southeast Asia War,” pp 91, 115.
98. The USAF in Southeast Asia. 1965-1973, Executive Summary, p 11-6.
99. Knaack, Encyclopedia, vol I, pp 231-32.
100. Futrell, Aces and Aerial Victories, pp 14,91.
101. Burbage, The Battle for the Skies Over North Vietnam. 1964-1972, p 177.
102. The USAF in Southeast Asia, 1965-1973, Executive Summary, p 11-18.
103. R. H. Kohn and J. P. Harahan, eds, Air Superiority in World War 1I and Korea
(Washington, 1983), p 86.
104. Brig Gen J. R. McCarthy, USAF, and Lt Col G. B. Allison, USAF, Linebacker 11: A
View from the Rock [USAF Southeast Asia Monograph Series, vol VI, monograph 81 (Maxwell
AFB, Ala., 1979). p 5.
105. Ibid.
106. Ibid., p 171.
107. Ibid., p 172.
108. Ibid., p 158.
109. Burbage, The Battle for the Skies Over North Vietnam, 1964-1972, pp 185-87.
110. A Study of Strategic Lessons Learned in Vietnam, vol VI, p 59.
111. The USAF in Southeast Asia, 1954-1973, Executive Summary. p 11-1.
112. Ibid.
113. Futrell, Aces and Aerial Victories, p 10.25.
114. Burbage, The Battle for the Skies Over North Vietnam, 1964-1972, p 120.
115. “Aerial Combat Tactics,” Interceptor, May 1972, p 8.
116. Knaack, Encyclopedia of U.S. Air Force Aircraft and Missile Systems, vol I , p 273.
117. Burbage, The Battle for the Skies Over North Vietnam, 1964-1972, p 120.
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