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view of the AAF Headquarters Air Intelligence
Function,” Sep 22, 1943, 107.99.
53. Cohen, “History of Air Intelligence,”
chap 9.
54. Ibid.
55. Ibid.
56. Brett, in ibid.
57. Brown, in Ltr, Sorenson to McDonald,
May 18, 1943.
58. Ibid.
59. Ibid.
60. Final Rprt, Col E. F. Koenig, Comdr
AAFAIS, to CG, 1st District, AAF Tech
Training Commd, Sep 30, 1942,266.1-1,
1942.
61. Memo, Lt Col Carl H. Norcross,
Asst A-2, VIII Born Comd, for ACIS,
subj: Army Air Forces Intelligence
School, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Jan 22,
1943, 266.1-1, 1942.
62. Koenig Final Rprt, Sep 30, 1942.
63. Ibid.
64. Memo, Lt Col Norcross for ACE,
A-2, Jan 23, 1943,266.1-1, 1942.
65. Ibid.
66. Rprt, IG, “AAF Air Intelligence
School,” Mar 18, 1943, 266.1-1, 1942.
67. Cohen, “History of Air Intelligence,”
chap 9.
68. Hist, AAF Air Intel School, 1942-
1945.
69. Ltr, Sorenson to CG 5th AF, subj:
Intelligence Material and Information,
Apr 18, 1943, and 1st Ind, Lt Col Benjamin
B. Cain, Asst Chief, A-2, 5th AF,
Apr 27, 1943, 203.6, vol6, doc 157.
70. Cohen, “History of Air Intelligence,”
chap 9.
7 1. Ibid.
72. Koenig Final Rprt, Sep 30, 1942.
73. Hist, AAF Air Intel School, Oct 29,
1943Sep 2, 1945, vol2.
74. Cohen, “History of Air Intelli-
gence,” chap 9.
75. Eaker Final Rprt, Dec 31, 1943.
76. Rprt, Air Ministry, Air Historical
Br, “ Anglo-American Collaboration,” Aug
1946, LC, Spaatz Papers, box 70.
77. Rprt, Lt Gen Ira C. Eaker, “USAAF
in the United Kingdom, Feb 1942-Dec
1943” (hereafter Eaker Report), LC, Eaker
Papers, box 20.
78. Intvw, Dr. Robert C. Ehrhart with
Notes to Pages 126136
Brig Gen Harris B. Hull, USAF, Ret, Feb
13, 1988.
79. See note 76 above.
80. Memo, Lt Col Weicker to CIS, HQ
8th AF, Dec 5, 1943, LC, Spaatz Papers.
81. Intvw, Dr. Edward Hopper, 8th AF
Historian, with [General Charles P.]
Cabell, Jul 9, 1944, LC, Spaatz Papers,
box 135.
82. Eaker to Spaatz, Mar 18, 1942, LC,
Spaatz Papers, box 322.
83. Hull intvw, Feb 13, 1988.
84. Hist, 8th AF, Activation and Establishment,
Jan 28, 1942, to Aug 17, 1942
(HQ Eighth Air Force, Feb 1945), 520.01,
vol 1, p. 254.
85. Ltr, A-2, HQ 8th AF, to A-1, HQ
8th AF, Apr 2 1,1943, LC, Spaatz Papers,
box 328.
86. Eaker Report, p. E-2-2.
87. Hinsley, British Intelligence in the
Second World War, vol2, p. 51.
88. Ibid., p. 49.
89. Ltr, S/L G. E. Daniel, O.C. RAF,
Photo-Interpretation Course, to HQ 10th
AF (Attn: Lt Col Wright), Jun 14, 1942,
830.365; Hinsley, British Intelligence in
the Second World War, vol2, p. 51.
90. Hinsley, British Intelligence in the
Second World War, vol2, p. 51.
91. 8th AFHist, vol 1.
92. Ltr, Eaker to Air Vice Marshal
Medhurst, Mar 27, 1943, LC, Eaker Pa-
pers, box 19.
93. 8th AF Hist, vol 1, p. 346.
94. Ibid., pp. 225-226.
95. Eaker Report, p. B-2.
96. Minutes, Committee on Coordina-
tion of Air Ops, Oct 5, 1942, LC, Spaatz
Papers, box 121; Hull intvw, Feb 20,
1987.
97. Rprt, Maj Gen Ira Eaker, “Funda-
mental Lessons Learned on the First Ten
Heavy Bombardment Raids over Enemy
Temtory,” Oct 2, 1942,523.609A.
98. 8th AF Hist, vol 1, p. 90.
99. Monthly Intel Rprt, A-2 to VIII
Bom Comd CIS, Dec 26,1942,523.6042.
100. A-2, VIII Bom Comd, “Sources of
Information on German Defense Installa-
tions,’’ Dec 14, 1942, LC, Spaatz Papers,
box 220.
10 1. Ltr, Arnold to Eaker, Jan 13, 1943,
437