Piercing the Fog - Air Force Historical Studies Office

Wedemeyer to Chennault, Feb 4, 1945,
862.631 1; Miles, Different Kind of War,
pp. 456-473.
53. Ltr, Chennault to Wedemeyer, Feb
4, 1945,862.609-1.
54. Rprt, OSS, “Strategic Air Campaign
Against Railroads in Occupied China,”
859.607; see also msg, Wedemeyer to
Chennault, No. 32488, Feb 6,1945.
55. Rprt, OSS, “Strategic Air Campaign
Against Railroads in Occupied China”;
Notes to Pages 322-334
290-3 10; rprt, Air Off, US AFICPA, “Seventh
Air Force Participation in the GAL-
VANIC Operation, 13 November 1943-6
December 1943,” pp. 24,740.306-6A.
63. Craven and Cate, vol4, Guadalcanal
to Saipan, pp. 290-3 10; rprt, Air Off,
USAFICPA, “Seventh Air Force Partici-
pation in the GALVANIC Operation.”
64. Craven and Cate, vol 5, MAWER-
HORN to Nagasaki, pp. 675-677.
65. History of AAFPOA-USASTAF,
Craven and Cate, vol 5, MAWERHORN to vol4, chap 3.
Nagasaki, pp. 262-264.
66. Ibid., pp. 525, 593494; Itr, Brig
56. HQ US Forces China Theater, “Pe- Gen F. L. Ankenbrandt, subj: Summary of
riodic G-2 Reports for Feb-Mar 1945,” Ferret Operations, 15 to 26 June 1945, Jul
855.607; Craven and Cate, MAWERHORN 15, 1945,740.310-5.
to Nagasaki, pp. 262-263; Hist, 308th 67. Craven and Cate, vol 5, MATTER-
Bom Gp; rprts, Comdr 308th Bom Gp to HORN to Nagasaki, pp. 692-694; Ellis A.
CG 14th AF, “Mission Reports of Mar Johnson and David A. Katcher, Mines
1945.”
against Japan (Silver Spring, Md., 1973),
57. US Dept State, “Minutes of the p. 26.
Tripartite Military Meeting, Jul24,1945,” 68. SRH-020, pp. 17-18; Twitty ltrs.
in Foreign Relations of the United States, 69. Craven and Cate, vol 5, MAWER-
Diplomatic Papers: The Conference of HORN to Nagasaki, pp. 3040; Arnold,
Berlin, 2945 (Washington, D.C., 1960), Global Mission, pp. 347-348; Hansell,
pp. 349-35 1.
Strategic Air War Against Germany and
58. SRH-032, p. 83; Procedure for Japan, pp. 139-141.
Handling ULTRA Dexterlntelligence in the 70. See note 69 above.
CBZ, SRH-046, p. 3; HQ 14th AF, A-2 71. Hansell, Strategic Air War against
Sec. “JaDanese Air Order of Battle in Germany and Japan, pp. 158-160.
China”; Miles, Drfferent Kind of War, pp. 72. COA Hist, p. 63.
3 16-3 18.
73. Ibid., pp. 89-91.
59. SRH-020, pp. 4,9, 10, 12; ltr, Brig 74. Ibid., pp. 59-67; memo, Col A. W.
Gen J. J. Twitty, JICPOA, to Col F. H. Brock for C/AS A-2, subj: Japanese Tar-
Wilson, G-2, SWPA, in Hist, G-2, get Data, Mar 20, 1943.
SWPA, vol 3 (hereafter Twitty ltrs), pp. 75. COA Hist, Tab 40, “Japanese Coke
81-83.
Ovens as a Strategic Bombardment Tar-
60. Craven and Cate, vol 5, MAWER- get,” and Tab 42, “Effect of the Destruc-
HORN to Nagasaki, pp. 534-536; Kenney tion of Coke Ovens on Japan’s War Ef-
Papers, entries for Apr 13 and May 10, fort.”
1945; HQ AAFPOA, History of the Air 76. COA Hist, Tab 42, pp. 76-78; Ken-
War in the Pacific Ocean Areas (hereafter ney Papers, entries for Jan 1944 (covering
History of AAFPOA-USASTAF), vol 4, a visit to Washington, D.C.); Hansell,
chap 10, “Task Force Organization of Strategic Air War against Gennany and
AAF Units,” 702.01.
Japan, pp. 141-142.
61. SRH-020, pp. 4-14; Craven and 77. COA Hist, Tab 45, “Strategic Eco-
Cate, vol5, MAWERHORN to Nagasaki, pp. nomic Targets for VLR Operations from
290-302; Hist, A-2 Sec, HQ 7th AF, Davao, Chengtu and Saipan.”
“Daily Diary, A-2,’’ 740.600.
78. Ibid., pp. 77-78.
62. USSBS (Pacific), “The Seventh and 79. Ibid.
Eleventh Air Forces in the War Against 80. Ibid., pp. 112-1 13.
Japan,” pp. 5, 16-17; Craven and Cate, 81. Ltr, Kenney to Arnold, Oct 23,
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