Piercing the Fog - Air Force Historical Studies Office

Notes to Pages 220-230
Powys-Lybbe, Eye of Intelligence, p. 196. 160. Cited in Babington-Smith, Air Spy,
142. Babington-Smith,AirSpy, pp. 223, p. 236.
227-228.
161. EOU, “War Diary,” p. 50.
143. Msg, Eaker to Eisenhower, Dec 162. CCS 217.
26, 1943, LC, Spaatz Collection, box 171. 163. Craven andcate, vol3,ARGUMENT
144. See sample lists in CROSSBOW to V-E Day, pp. 71-72.
File, 520.323B.
164. Freeman, Mighty Eighth, pp. 212-
145. “Battle of the Flying Bomb,” pp. 259; HQ 8th AF, Dir Intel, “Target Priori-
5-6. See also R. V. Jones, The Wizard ties of the Eighth Air Force,” p. 72.
War, British Scientific Intelligence, 165. Rprt, “Ninth Air Force Activities,
1939-1945 (New York, 1978), chaps 38, April Thru June 1944,” n.d., LC, Spaatz
39. Collection, box 166.
146. Hinsley, British Intelligence in the 166. Draft Hist, IX TAC, “A-2,’’ Mar
Second World War, vol 3, pt 1, pp. 424-
426.
147. EOU, “War Diary,” p. 50; Spaatz
1945, LC, Quesada Collection, box 3.
167. Hinsley, British Intelligence in the
Second World War, vol 3, pt 2, pp. 113to
Eisenhower, Jun 25, 1944, and Jul 10, 114.
1944, both in LC, Spaatz Collection, box
171.
148. Hinsley, British Intelligence in the
Second World War, vol 3, pt 2, pp. 538-
168. Ibid., p. 104.
169. A.I.3(b), “Employment of the
G.A.F. Against ‘OVERLORD,”’ Mar 15,
1944, USAFA, McDonald Collection, box
539.
149. Ibid., p. 542.
150. Ltr, RAF ACAS (I) to Dir Intel,
HQ USSTAF, Jul 8 1944, LC, Spaatz
Collection, box 17 1.
151. Memo, McDonald to Maj Gen
Anderson, Jul8,1944, LC, Spaatz Collection,
box 17 1.
152. Ltr, McDonald to Air Vice Marshal
F. F. Inglis, Jul 15, 1944, LC, Spaatz
Collection, box 171.
153. “CROSSBOW, 9 July through 15
8.
170. HQ AEAF, “Overall Plan for Operation
NEPTUNE,” Apr 15, 1944, LC,
Spaatz Collection, box 166.
17 1. “Ninth Air Force Plan for Operation
NEPTUNE,” annex I, “Intelligence,”
Apr 26, 1944, LC, Spaatz Collection, box
151.
172. IX TAC Ops Plan, May 3 1, 1944,
LC, Spaatz Collection, box 65.
173. Hinsley, British Intelligence in the
Second World War, vol 3, pt 2, pp. 103-
July 1944,” Jul 16, 1944, LC, Spaatz
Collection, box 17 1.
154. Committee on Operations Planning
Coordination, “Preliminary Report on the
Possibility of Reducing the Flying Bomb
Activity to an Acceptable Scale and on the
104.
174. Haines Report, p. 120-124.
175. Bennett, ULTRA in the West, p. 54.
176. Ltr, Arnold to Spaatz, Apr 24,
1944, LC, Spaatz Collection, box 143.
177. Minutes, mtg of Air Commanders
Sterilization of the Large Rocket,” Jul28, in Chief, May 26, 1944, LC, Spaatz Col-
1944, LC, Spaatz Collection, box 149. lection, box 143.
155. Cited in Ltr, HQ AEAF to Air
Comdrs, Jul25, 1944, LC, Spaatz Collec-
178. Haines Report, p. 110.
179. Lt Col Whitlow, “Commands,” pt
tion, box 172:
156. Hinsley, British Intelligence in the
Second World War, vol 3, pt 2, pp. 542-
543.
157. EOU, “War Diary,” p. 51.
158. Powys-Lybbe, Eye of Intelligence,
p. 192.
159. Hinsley, British Intelligence in the
Second World War, vol 3, pt 1, pp. 436,
443,450.
2, SRH-023, p. 50.
180. Haines Report, p. 108.
181. Bennett, ULTRA in the West, p. 67.
182. Ibid., p. 86; Powell, in Putney,
ULTRA and the AAF, p. 20.
183. Signal XL 8081, LC, Microfilm
Sec, ULTRA Files.
184. Signal XL 8444, LC, Microfilm
Sec, ULTRA Files.
185. Haines Report, p. 119.
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