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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.
“Indian Air Force”11 pages
N O T E S T O P A G E S 5 0 7 - 1 3 74. CM-IN-2672, Brereton to AG- WAR, #Aquila 239, I O Apr. 1942; CM- OUT, Marshall to Brereton, #136, 10 Apr. 1942. 75. Bissell interview; CM-IN-4990, Brereton to Arnold, #393, 19 Apr. 1942. 76. CM-OUT-195, Arnold to Stil- well, #AAF PC 631, ZI Apr. 1942. 77. History, India-China Ferry Com- mand. 78. See AAF Historical Study No. 12, The Tenth Air Force, 1942, App. 2 . 79. History, 3d Air Depot, 1942. 80. History, 59th Service Sq.; His- tory, Hq. X Air Force Service Com- mand, including ltrs., Brereton to Air Marshal Sir R.E.C. Peirse, I May 1942, and Peirse to Brereton, 17 May 1942. 81. History, Hq. X Air Force Service Command. 82. Ltr., Brereton to Peirse, I May 1942. 83. A-2 Summary File, 27 May 1942; CM-IN-8353, Aquila to AGWAR, #1407, 29 May 1942. 84. A--2 Summary File, 30 May 1942; CM-IN-86go, Aquila to AGWAR, #1476, 30 May 1942. 85. General Brereton was probably exaggerating when he stated that all the heavy bombers were out of commission, for when orders came for him to take them to the Middle East most of the planes were flown out. They were cer- tainly not in first-class combat condition, but at least a few must have been flyable when Brereton's report was sent. (CM- IN-2696, Brereton to Arnold, #Aquila 1755, 9 June 1942; CM-IN-4475, Brere- ton to AGWAR, #Aquila 1922, 14 June 1942; CM-IN-6689, Brereton to Arnold, #Aquila 2172, 21 June 1942.) 86. A-2 Summary File, I June 1942; CM-IN-0298, Aquila to AGWAR, #1508, I June 1942. 87. A-2 Summary File, 7 June 1942; History, 436th Bomb. Sq. 88. Mil. Intel, Service, WDGS, War Department Survey of India (hereinafter cited as War Department Survey), 15 July 19439 P- 169. 89. Grady report, as cited in n. 32; 7 2 8 CM-FN-5206, Wheeler to Somervell, #1965, 16 June 1942; CM-OUT-Z~S, AFAFC to Aquila, #AAF PC 869, 26 Apr. 1942; CM-IN-6937, Osmun to MILID, #38o, 20 July 1942. 90. Grady report; W a r Department Survey; interview with Maj. Marvin Morton, 16 Nov. 1943; Research and Analysis Br., OSS, Strategic Survey of Northeastern India, 19 Jan. 1943; British Empire Sec. Report No. 3, Road Trans- port from Western India to Calcutta and Assam, 9 Mar. 1942. 91. Grady report; War Department Survey; Hq. US. Air Forces in India and China, Tenth AF, India, Intel. Ex- tracts. 92. Grady report. 93. Morton interview; ltr., Brereton to Arnold, 6 Mar. 1942; CM-IN-2569, Naiden to AGWAR, #Aquila 2 8 0 2 , 8 July 1942; minutes of third meeting of Administrative Planning Comm. held at Air Hq. (Delhi), 30 Mar. 1942. 94. Minutes of Administrative Plan- ning Conference held a t Air Hq. (Delhi), 15 Mar. 1942; memo for C/AS from Lt. Col. H.A. Halverson, 20 Jan. 1942; CM-IN, Brereton to Arnold, #AMSEG 516, 2 Mar. 1942; CM-OUT, Arnold to Brereton, #AF 3/89, 5 Mar. 1942; memo for Chief, W P D from Arnold, 24 Mar. 1942. 95. War Department Survey; Grady report; New York Times, 10 Nov. 1943; CM-IN-3907, Osmun to MILID, 8130, 1 2 May 1942. 96. CM-IN-7202, Brereton to AG- WAR, #Aquila 2112, 2 2 June 1942. 97. CCS 39/1, 14 Mar. 1942. 98. CM-OUT-5700, Marshall to Bre- reton, #618, 23 June 1942. 99. CM-OUT-4614, Marshall to Bre- reton, #584, 19 June 1942; CM-OUT- 6568, Arnold to Brereton, #648, 26 June 1942; CM-OUT-zz79, Arnold to Stilwell, 862, 9 July 1942. 100. CM-IN-8133, Brereton to Mar- 101. History, 9th Bomb. Sg., 1942. 102. CM-l'N-05887, Bissell to AG- shall, #Aquila 2319, 25 June 1942. WAR, #Aquila 5935, 14 Oct. 1942.
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