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235. Haines Report, p. 104.
236. Ibid., p. 119.
237. Ibid., p. 117.
238. SRH-017, p. 25.
239. Haines Report, p. 128.
240. Ibid., pp. 134-135.
241. Ibid., p. 150.
242. Ibid., p. 134.
243. Ibid., p. 160.
244. HQ USSTAF, “Plan for the Employment
of the Strategic Air Forces,” Jun
10, 1944.
245. Spaatz to CGs, 8th and 15th AFs,
subj: Target Priorities, Sep 1, 1944,
520.323B.
246. Ltr, Spaatz to Amold, Jull7,1944,
USAFA, McDonald Collection, box 3.
241. “A Counter Air Force Program for
the Period from Now until the German
Collapse,” Oct 24, 1944, LC, Spaatz Collection,
box 143.
248. A.I.3(b) Air Ministry, “The Threat
of the German Air Force to Our Planned
Strategic Air Operations,’’ Oct 23, 1944,
USAFA, McDonald Collection, box 9.
249. Dir Ops, HQ USSTAF, “The
Threat of the German Air Force to Strategic
Operations,’’ Nov 5, 1944, USAFA,
McDonald Collection, box 9.
250. Minutes, “HQ USSTAF Meeting
Regarding the German Air Force,” Nov 1,
1944, LC, Spaatz Collection, box 143.
25 1. Powys-Lybbe, Eye of Intelligence,
pp. 67-68.
252. Minutes, “Meeting of the A-2s of
American Air Forces in Europe,” Spaatz
Collection, box 121.
253. Memo, subj: Terms of Reference,
Oct 13, 1944, LC, Spaatz Collection, box
186.
254. EOU, “War Diary,” p. 125.
255. Hinsley, British Intelligence in the
Second World War, vol3, pt 1, p. 54.
256. Powell, in Putney, ULTRA and the
AAF, p. 41.
257. Bennett, ULTRA in the West, pp.
226-227.
258. HQ USSTAF, History of the Di-
rectorate of Intelligence, United States
Strategic Air Forces in Europe, January
1944-May 1945 (Office of the Directorate
of History), LC, Spaatz Collection, box
290.
Notes to Pages 239-245
259. Directive No. 2, Spaatz to CGs, 8th
and 15th AFs, “Control of Strategic Air
Forces in Europe,” Nov I, 1944, LC,
Spaatz Collection, box 146.
260. HQ 8th AF, Dir Intel, “Target
Priorities of the Eighth Air Force,” pp.
3 1-32.
261. “Current German Railway Situation
and the Problem of Air Attack,” Jan
10, 1945, cited in ibid., p. 32.
262. Memo, McDonald to Anderson,
Jan 5, 194[5] (misdated 1944), 519.323.
263. Rprt, A.1.2(g), “German Air Force
Developments,” Jul 19, 1944, USAFA,
McDonald Collection, box 9.
264. Babington-Smith, Air Spy, pp.
2 10-2 1 1.
265. A-2 3d Bom Div, “Enemy Jet
Propelled Aircraft,” Aug 25, 1944,
520.65 1-1; Hinsley, British Intelligence in
the Second World War, vol 3, pt 1, pp.
348-349.
266. A.I.2(g), “German Air Force De-
velopments,’’ Jul 19, 1944.
267. Hinsley, British Intelligence in the
Second World War, vol3, pt 2, p. 597.
268. Ltr, Spaatz to Arnold, Jul22,1944,
LC, Spaatz Collection, box 143.
269. Ltr, Spaatz to Arnold, Sep 3, 1944,
LC, Spaatz Collection, box 143.
270. HQ 8th AF, Dir Intel, “Target
Priorities of the Eighth Air Force.”
271. Minutes, mtg, “Underground Fac-
tories in Germany,” Sep 20, 1944, LC,
Spaatz Collection, box 215.
272. Dir Ops, “The Threat of the Ger-
man Air Force to Strategic Operations,’’
Nov 5, 1944, and A.I.3(b), “The Threat of
the German Air Force to Our Planned
Strategic Air Operations,” Oct 23, 1944,
both in USAFA, McDonald Collection,
box 9.
273. Hinsley, British Intelligence in the
Second World War, vol3, pt 2, p. 59.
274. Haines Report, p. 165.
275. Ibid., pp. 166, 172; Hinsley, Brit-
ish Intelligence in the Second World War,
vol3, pt 2, p. 600.
276. McDonald to SHAEF Air Staff,
Dec 20,1944, USAFA, McDonald Collec-
tion, box 3.
277. Memo, McDonald to Anderson,
subj: Estimated Buildup and Use of Me
447