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Contents P-38andP-51EscortRanges .................................. 199 German Synthetic Oil Plants ................................... 200 CROSSBOW ................................................. 217 Normandy ................................................. 227 Pacific Ocean Areas .......................................... 255 Southwest Pacific Battle Area .................................. 264 China-Bunna-India .......................................... 299 B-29Bases ................................................. 337 CHARTS G.2. Southwest Pacific Area ................................... 260 Directorate of Intelligence. Fifth Air Force ........................ 262 Comparative Air Intelligence Functions in China-Burma-India ....... 303 Relationship of Combined Photographic Interpretation Units to Eastern Aircommand ........................................... 309 A-2. U.S. Army Air Forces .................................... 356 xiii
Page 2 and 3: Piercing the Fog Intelligence and A
Page 4 and 5: FOREWORD WHEN JAPAN ATTACKED PEARL,
Page 6 and 7: PREFACE THE MILITARY CALAMITY IN EU
Page 8 and 9: AUTHORS ALEXANDER S. COCHRAN, Jr.,
Page 10 and 11: TABLE OF CONTENTS Page FOREWORD ...
Page 12 and 13: Contents Chapter 7 Planning the Def
Page 16 and 17: INTRODUCTION CREATING THE ARMY AIR
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Page 26 and 27: CHAPTER 1 Early Intelligence Organi
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Early Intelligence Organization whe
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Early Intelligence Organization inc
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Piercing the Fog tactical value and
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Piercing the Fog to assess their po
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Piercing the Fog An Enigma machine
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Piercing the Fog procedures basical
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Piercing the Fog McCormack. They re
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Piercing the Fog The most serious l
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Piercing the Fog To supplement thes
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Piercing the Fog Maj. Gen. Hoyt S.
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Piercing the Fog December 1944-resu
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Piercing the Fog industrial conditi
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Piercing the Fog ULTRA’S relation
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Piercing the Fog Wing (Prov.), Col.
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Piercing the Fog Reconnaissance Gro
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Piercing the Fog Medmenham. The RAF
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Wing Commander Douglas Kendall, RAF
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Piercing the Fog Reconnaissance Com
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Piercing the Fog Maj. Gen. Carl A.
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Piercing the Fog attacks, freeing r
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Piercing the Fog Y intelligence con
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Piercing the Fog intelligence used
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Piercing the Fog CBI, ULTRA interce
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Piercing the Fog Given the overall
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Piercing the Fog benefits to the bu
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CHAPTER 3 Building an Intelligence
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Building an Air Intelligence Organi
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Piercing the Fog that the Lufnyaffe
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Piercing the Fog November 1944, Twe
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Piercing the Fog tion of effort. Li
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Piercing the Fog In place of marsha
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Piercing the Fog Air intelligence d
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Piercing the Fog The Combined Chief
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Piercing the Fog October 14th attac
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Piercing the Fog Compounding the pr
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Piercing the Fog ARGUMENT. The list
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Piercing the Fog Rumors of German e
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The German secret weapon program wa
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Piercing the Fog prisoner of war in
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Piercing the Fog tion, along with s
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Piercing the Fog Emphasis on the V-
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Piercing the Fog Eighth and Ninth A
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Piercing the Fog Evaluations of the
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Piercing the Fog or decrypted, and
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Piercing the Fog ground operations
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Piercing the Fog execute their miss
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Piercing the Fog defense, by mid-No
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Piercing the Fog sance and ULTRA, p
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Piercing the Fog By autumn, it was
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Piercing the Fog “advice as to pr
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Piercing the Fog turned out to be M
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Piercing the Fog bombardment of tar
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Piercing the Fog the central and so
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Piercing the Fog file marked Object
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Piercing the Fog Company detachment
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Piercing the Fog General George C.
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Piercing the Fog circle that surrou
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Organization: G-2, Southwest Pacifi
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Organization: Directorate of Intell
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Piercing the Fog One of the burning
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Piercing the Fog aircraft productio
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Piercing the Fog in the theater. In
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Piercing the Fog radar-equipped B-2
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Piercing the Fog commanders in the
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Piercing the Fog disagreed with Whi
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Piercing the Fog The Allied landing
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Piercing the Fog at the fields ther
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Piercing the Fog Once secure in New
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Piercing the Fog as Leyte was withi
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Piercing the Fog and Halsey directe
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Piercing the Fog geography permitte
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Piercing the Fog Allied understandi
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Piercing the Fog attack on the airf
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Piercing the Fog extensive knowledg
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Piercing the Fog Chennault, command
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Piercing the Fog Maj. Gen. Clayton
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Piercing the Fog Africa. Intercepti
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Piercing the Fog To facilitate iden
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Piercing the Fog Japanese in India
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Piercing the Fog the territory east
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Piercing the Fog latecomer, initial
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Piercing the Fog for the photo squa
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Piercing the Fog The seas off the s
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Piercing the Fog On February 22, 19
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Piercing the Fog need for AGFRTS an
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Piercing the Fog With an SSO in Kun
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Piercing the Fog General Hale’s s
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Piercing the Fog Special Intelligen
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Piercing the Fog MATTERHORN had imm
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Piercing the Fog Japanese to fight
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Piercing the Fog Eglin Army Air Fie
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Piercing the Fog Arnold, telling hi
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Piercing the Fog these routes. The
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CHAPTER 7 Planning the Defeat of Ja
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Planning the Defeat of Japan Genera
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Planning the Defeat of Japan dimini
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Planning the Defeat of Japan Knowle
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Planning the Defeat of Japan Assist
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Planning the Defeat of Japan areas.
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Army Air Forces’ Y-Service Planni
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Planning the Defeat of Japan forces
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Planning the Defeat of Japan MID. A
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Planning the Defeat of Japan altitu
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Planning the Defeat of Japan JTG di
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Planning the Defeat of Japan target
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Planning the Defeat of Japan from G
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Planning the Defeat of Japan all so
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Planning the Defeat of Japan transp
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Maj. 4 Sen. Richard C. Lindsay Plan
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Planning the Defeat of Japan be par
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Planning the Defeat of Japan questi
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Planning the Defeat of Japan seemed
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Planning the Defeat of Japan when h
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The Reorganization of 1945 Planning
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Planning the Defeat of Japan By ear
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CHAPTER 8 Retrospection INTELLIGENC
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Retrospection Neither source could
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Retrospection danger. The estimate
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Retrospection dangerous was the air
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Retrospection wing tip, reflecting
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Retrospection questions dealing wit
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Retrospection the previous year, re
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Retrospection He argued that the pr
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Retrospection conundrum should not
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Retrospection extensive failures in
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Retrospection Allied air intelligen
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Retrospection From the first, Kenne
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Retrospection air power on Okinawa
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Retrospection thought best, rather
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Retrospection considerable support
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Notes to Pages 13-18 CHAPTER 1 1. B
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Piercing the Fog CBI CBO ccs C&GSS
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Books SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY Andrew, C
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Piercing the Fog Wyden, Peter. Day
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Piercing the Fog campaign against J
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Piercing the Fog restricts fuel use
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Piercing the Fog Portal, Charles, 1
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