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This is Volume One of The Army Air Forces in World War II, titled Plans and Early Operations, January 1939 to August 1942, edited by Wesley Frank Craven and James Lea Cate. The University of Chicago Press first published it in 1948, and the Office of Air Force History reprinted it in 1983. The front matter explains how the AAF historical program was set up during the war. The index covers Pacific, Atlantic and European operations, and nothing in the text concerns unidentified aerial phenomena.
“The Invaders”15 pages
N O T E S T O P A G E S 1 4 6 - 5 8 in AWPD/I, Misc.; R&R, C/AS to 9. History, First Air Force, Project I, OCAC, Further Expansion of AAF, 6 Oct* ‘9419 in III-B-I-81 m; inter- Views With COl. R.D. Hughes, 1 5 Sept. 19439 and Brig. Gen*Has. Hansel1, 5 Oct* ‘9439 both at London, B*C* Hughes added these to those listed in the text as collaborators on A w D / I : Cole O d l e Anderson, CaPt. Ball, Capt. Moss, and himself. The im- portance of Hansell’s contribution is indicated by a memo, An Air Estimate of the Situations for the Employment of the Air Striking Force in Europe ( A B C I ) , forwarded through General Chaney of SPOBS. Vol. I, Organizational Development. 10. Ibid.; History, Air Defense Corn- mand; History, Third Air Force, 1941- 1944, pp. 6-10; History, 111 Fighter Command, 29 Apr.-6 Dec. 1941, pp. I- 31; History, IV Fighter Command, 18 Dee. 1940-31 Dee. 1 ~ 4 4 ,pp. I-Io; His- tory, I Interceptor Command, z June 1941-25 M~~ 1942,vol.1. I I . Fourth Air Force Historical Study 111-1, Defense Plans 2nd Operations in the Fourth Air Force through the Year ’94’, vO1* I* 12. History, Army Airways Commu- nications System, 1938-45, pp. I 15-28. 13. History, I Interceptor Command. 14. History, First Air Force, 111, Pt. 10, 4-7. 15. Ltr., Newfoundland Base Com- mand to TAG. 28 AUP. IOAI: 1st ind. 139. AWPD/I. 140. Tab 2. 141. Tabs 7-9. 142. Tab 2, par. 5. 143. Tab 2 , par. 6 . 144. Tab 3. 145. Tab 4. 1 ~ 6 .Tab ID. 147. Tabs 11-12. 148. Tab 1 3 . 149. USSBS, Summary Report (Euro- pean War),3 0 Sept. 1945. 150. See articles on “New Moves to- ward an AEF,” Chicago Daily Tribune, 19 Aug. 1941; and “More Steps toward an AEF,” ibid., 27 Nov. 1941. NOTES TO CHAPTER 5 I . AC Field Manual 1-5, Employment of Aviation of the Army, 1 5 Apr. 1940. 2. Biennial Report of C/S to Sec. of War, I July 1941-30 June 1943. 3 . AC Field Manual 1-5. 4. History, Air Defense Command, 2 6 5 . Edgar McInnis, T h e War: Second 6. History, Air Defense Command. 7. As cited in AAF Historical Study No. 19, Civilian Volunteer Activities in the AAF, pp. 8-10. 8. History, Air Defense Command. Feb. 1940-2 June 1941. Year (New York, 19411,pp. 6ff. 682 Y I . (ltr., GHQ to’ TAG, 28 Aug. 1 9 4 1 ) ~ 16. History, First Air Force, 111, Pt. 10, 7-11. 17. Memo for DC/S for Air from AC/S, WPD, 26 June 1941; ltr., Maj. Gen. G.C. Brant to Arnold, 3 0 Oct. 1941; ltr., AC Weather Det., Newfoundland Air Base to C/AC, 7 Oct. 1941. 18. Ltr., Adm. Harold R. Stark to C/S US. Army, 8 Nov. 1941. 19. Ltr., Arnold to Maj. Gen. G.C. Brant, 27 Nov. 1941. 20. Report of the South Greenland Expedition, 17 Mar+ June 1941;memo for Spaatz from Capt. Paul C. Oscanyan, 6 Sept. 1941. 2 1 . Memo for C/S from Sec. of Air Staff, 25 July 1941. 2 2 . Extract, tel. conversation, Mr. Lovett and Gen. Brett, 14 Apr. 1941; memo for C/NO from C/S, z May 1941. 23. Ltr., T A G to C/S GHQ, 1 5 July 1941.; A G 320.2 (11-5-41) MC-C-M, Activation of Greenland Base Command, 24. Approved Garrisons, Overseas Bases, 9 Oct. 1941. 2 5 . History, Army Airways Commu- nications System, 1938-45, p. 128; His- T A G to C/S GHQ, 1 3 NOV.1941. 26 NOV.1941.
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