The Army Air Forces in World War II, Vol. 1 (archived PDF)

N O T E S T O P A G E S 1 7 5 - 8 7
VJPD (unsigned), 29 Nov. 1941, both in
AFSHO files.
70. Memo for Brig. Gen. C.L. Tinker
from Lt. Col. K.N. Walker, 13 Dec.
1941; Hawaiian Department, Standard
Operating Procedure, 5 Nov. 1941.
71. Radg. No. 1033, Short to C/AC,
4 Dec. 1941; radg. No. 1105, Short to
TAG, 10 Dec. 1941; AAF i n the W a r
against Japan, 1941--1942, p. 7.
72. Statement of Sec. of War Stimson
to Pearl Harbor Investigating Committee,
N e w York Times, 2 2 Mar. 1946.
73. AAF in the W a r against Japan,
1941-1944 p. 4.
74. AAFRH-XI, p. 8.
75. lbid., pp. 4-5.
76. T h e American Yearbook, 1940,
77. lbid.
78. AAFRH-11, pp. 6-10.
79. Stimson statement as cited in n.
72.
80. AAFRH-11, pp. 10-12; memo for
C/S by Arnold, 18 July 1941.
81. AAFRH-11, pp. 12--20.
82. Zbid., 20-24.
83. AAF Historical Study No. 45,
Development of the South Pacific Air
Route, passim.
84. Memo for C/AS from H.L.G.
[Harold L. George], 17 Nov. 1941.
85. AAFRH-11, pp. 2629.
86. Fourth Air Force Historical
87. AAFRH-11, pp. 2 ~ 3 4 .
88. lbid., p. 35; AAFHS-45, pp. 37-38.
89. AAFRH-11, p. 36. See also Lewis
H. Brereton, T h e Brereton Diaries, 3
October 1941-8 May 1945 (New York,
90. T h e Brereton Diaries, pp. 36-37;
radg. No. 249. T A G to CG USAFFE,
ca. 29 Sept. 1941; radg. No. 498, 1Mac-
Arthur to TAG, 6 Oct. 1941.
91. AAFRH-11, p. 37; JBWP-Rs-A,
Revision of RAINBOW No. 5 , approved
by Joint Board, 19 Nov. 1941; ltr., C/S
to CG USAFFE, 21 Nov. 1941.
pp. 15-16.
Study IV-I, Vol. I.
19461, pp. 25-31.
684
92. AAFRH-11, pp. 37-38, 49; R&R,
C/AS to CG AFCC, 14 Nov. 1941; msg.,
Adams to CG Hawaiian Dept., 14 Nov.
1941; msg. #848, Martin to TAG, 15 Nov.
1941; memo for C/S from Spaatz, 2 2
Nov. 1941, concurred in by AC/S, G-3,
2 3 Nov., and WPD, 26 Nov.; ltr., Arnold
to Martin, I Dec. 1941; ltr., MacArthur
to Marshall, I Dec. 1941.
1941; R&R, C/AS to OCAC, 15 NOV.
93. AAFRH-11, p. 41 ff.
94. Ltr., Hq. Air Force USAFFE to
all post, group, and separate squadron
commanders, 10 and 1 1 Nov. 1941.
95. History, 24th Pursuit Gp.
96. Memo for C/S by Spaatz, 13 Nov.
1941; msg. #919, MacArthur to TAG,
21 Nov. 1941; History, 24th Pursuit Gp.;
History, V Fighter Command. Accord-
ing to Col. A.H. Campbell, who was pri-
marily responsible for development of
warning and communications facilities
in the Philippines, it was planned to
establish nineteen radar stations as fol-
lows: eight on Luzon, three on Min-
danao, and one each on Lubang, Samar,
Palawan, Jolo, Basilan, Tablas, Panay,
and Negros islands. In addition to the
two sets in operation on 8 December,
one U.S. Marine mobile set was going
into position on Batangas bay and would
be in operation on 10 December, one
had just reached position at Burgos in
northern Luzon, two (one fixed and the
other mobile) were going into position
at Jose Panganiban in Camarines Norte,
and one, lacking a power plant, was in
storage. (Notes supplied R.L. Watson in
an interview with Col. Campbell, 1 1 July
97. Msg., ABDA 522A, Brereton to
Arnold, 2 2 Feb. 1942; memos for Gen.
Marshall from Maj. Gen. J.A. Green, 5
and 7 Nov. 1941;report by Lt. Col. S.M.
Mellnik, AA in the Philippines, in His-
tory, Fifth Air Force and Its Predeces-
sors, Pt. I , Dec. 1941-Aug. 1942, App.
l'I, Doc. 24; ltr., MacArthur to Marshall,
I Dec. 1941.
98. Statement by Lt. Col. Ray Els-
more, in History, Fifth Air Force, Pt. I ,
App. 11, Doc. 30 a; unrecorded interview
with Brig. Gen. Francis M. Brady by
Maj. R.L. Watson, 7 Dec. 1944; ltr.,
'947.)