B17G #4297904 Lady Jeannette – B24J #4251226 I Walk Alone (1944) (Part Two)

At the 566-ASWB, the on-duty highest ranking officer, and at the 563-ASWB, which was monitoring the action, both were placing calls to their commanders to inform them of the...

War Diary of Gen Frank P. Lahm – US Air Service World War One (Part Two)

(PART TWO) Document Source: Historical Research Division, Aerospace Studies Institute, Air University, Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama. The World War One Diary of Col...

War Diary of Gen Frank P. Lahm – US Air Service World War One (Part One)

(PART ONE) Document Source: Historical Research Division, Aerospace Studies Institute, Air University, Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama. The World War One Diary of Col...

German Defeat 1945 – Air-Sea-Ground – USSAF 1945

(Document Source: The material presented herewith was prepared by Headquarters Army Air Forces, Mediterranean Theater of Operations, Intelligence Section, and is published for official...

OPERATION ARGUMENT – Big Week – February 20-25 1944

Document Source: US Army Command & General Staff College, Operation Argument 'Big Week', February 20-25, 1944, Published on Academia.edu by John M. Curatola The US...

AAF Fields & Bases (ETO) 1944-1945

Document Source: US Army Air Forces Airfields and Bases in the European Theater of Operation, 1944-1945, WD 1945 After the landing in Normandy, followed by...

USAAF Stations – WW2 – (Mediterranean)

Document Source: US Army Air Force Stations, Mediterranean Theater of Operation, 1945, WD Army Air Forces – Mediterranean Theater Station List – 1 May 1945 Algiers, Algeria 56...

XIX TAC – 12.000 Sorties (1944)

Document Source: Army Air Force Archives, XIX Tactical Command, 1944. The XIX Tactical Air Command (XIX TAC) (Fly Seek Destroy) is an inactive US Air...

Tokyo – Japan – The Doolittle Raid

The Doolittle Raid of Apr 18, 1942, was the first air raid by the USA to strike the Japanese home islands during WW-2. The...

USAAF Stations WW2 – ETO

Army Air Force Stations This article is a republication of the Guide to the Stations where US Army Air Forces Personnel served in the United...

ASSC Section to AAF (1913-1940)

At the peak of its strength in World War II, the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF) had more than 2.400.000 men and women...
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