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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.
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N O T E S T O P A G E S 2 3 3 - 4 5 Glassford, n.d., Doc. 66, in History, Fifth Air Force, Pt. I , App. 11. 105. Memo for T A G by Gerow, 2 5 Dec. 1941; memo for T A G by Gerow, z Jan. 1942; memo for C/S by Gerow, 3 Jan. 1942. 18. JCCSS-I. This was an earlier tar- get date than had been set previously; cf. P. IS8* 19. ABC-4/6; JCCSs-9. 20. N e w York Times, 2 7 Jan. 1942. 2 1 . JCCSS-I; JCCSs-I I . 2 2 . R&R, Arnold to Spaatz, Conversa- tion with Portal, I Jan. 1942; ltr., Arnold to Portal, 2 Jan. 1942. NOTES TO CHAPTER 7 I . Cong. Rec., Vol. 87, Pt. 9, 9652. 2 . Radio address, in Peace and War: US.Foreign Policy, 1931-1941,pp. 662- 7 2 . 3. For a summary of diplomatic nego- tiations and action taken, see pp. 118-47 and supporting documents in the same work. Also, Report of the Joint Commit- tee on the Investigation of the Pearl planning. Harbor Attack (79th Cong., zd sess.), 2 3 . ABC-4/6; JCCSS-I I . 24. JCCSs-11. 25. ABC-~/I, 2 7 Dec. 1941; ABC-4/2, 28 Dec.; AAF Reference History No. 2 , Origins of the Eighth Air Force: Plans, Organization, Doctrine, chap. i. 26. ABC+/za of 13 January was ac- cepted on the 14th as a basis for further 27. AAFRH-~, chap. i. 28. CCS 5/2, 3 Mar. 1942. 30. The British submitted an apprecia- tion to this effect which was concurred in by the U.S. JCS. Ibid. 3 ” JccSs-I1 Annex I’ 34. AAF Reference History No. I I , A m y Air Action in the Philippines and Netherlands East Indies, 1941-4z, pp. 35. ABC-4/8, 10 Jan. 1942; JCCSs-10. 36. JCCSS-10. 37. ‘bid* 38. JCCSS-12, 14 Jan. 1942. 39. JCCS~-~,z 5 D ~ ~ .1941. 4” Jccss-F7 ’9 Dee* ‘94’. 41. N e w York Times, 4 Jan. 1942. 42. This was contained in ABG4/5, first draft of which was dated 29 De- Duke of York, 18 Dec. 1941. 43. E.R. Stettinius, Jr., Lend-Lease, 3 1 Dec. 1941. 44. ABC-4/9, 10 Jan. 1942; JCCSs-8, Jan. ‘94’. I Z Jan. 1942. 45. Same sources. 13 Jan. 1942. DOC. 244, pp. 1-47. PP. 300-5. 4. Report.. . Pearl Harbor Attack, 29. Jccss-I. 5 . Zbid., pp. 38-42. 6. Letter of Instruction N O . I , 7 Dec. 1941; No. 2 , 11 Dec. 1941. 7. Memo for C/S, Air Estimate of the Situation, 6:30 a.m., 8 Dec. 1941, in AFSHO files. 33. ABC4/3, 29 Dec. 1941. 8. AWPD/4, Sec. V, I D. For break- down of forces by theaters, see Tab c. 9. Peace and War, p. 849. 10. Text in Peace and War, pp. 850- 1 1 . N e w York Times, 2 2 Dec. 1941. 1 2 . JCCSs-I, 24 Dec. 1941. At ARCA- DIA, the planning papers were desig- nated “ABG4,” with appropriate sub- numbers; the minutes of the meetings, “JCCSs” and appropriate numbers. Most of them can be found in the ARCADIA Book in AFSHO files. 13. Cong. Rec., Vol. 87, Pt. 9, 10117. 14. Unnumbered CM from HMS cember* 15. JCCSS-I, Annex No. I ; JCCSs-7, 16. JCCSs-9, I I Jan. 1942; JCCSS-10, 17. ABG4/6, 10 Jan. 1942; JCCSS-11, 46. The difficulties inherent in the situation are shown in AAF Historical 3 I . JCCSS-7. 95-98. 53. Weapo7z f o r Victory, P* ’‘9. 693
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