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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 627-36 training of technical personnel, memo for Gen. Chaney, CG SPOBS from Maj. Gordon P. Saville, I Dec. 1941. 70. VIII BC Diary, 15 May 1942;h . , Eaker to CG Eighth AF, 19 June 1942. 71. History, Eighth Air Force, I, 285-88. 72. Ltr., Eaker to CG USAFBI, 9 May 1942;ltr., Eaker to Duncan, 10 May '942. 73. Ltr., Eaker to Duncan, 10 May 1942. 74. History, Eighth Air Force, I, 280-83. 75. Ltr., Eaker to CG Eighth AF, 19 June 1942. 76. Accommodations of US. Army Air Forces in the United Kingdom. Notes of Meeting in the Air Ministry on 28.5.42. 77. Ltr., Eaker to CG USAFBI, 17 May 1942. 78. History, Eighth Air Force, I, 79. Ltr., Eaker to CG USAFBI, 17 June 1942. 80. Ltr., Spaatz to Eaker, 22 May I942* 81. AAFRH-2, p. 77; G O 28, Hq. AAB, Bolling Field, 4 July 1942. 82. History, VlTI Air Force Com- posite Command, 4 July 1942-15 Feb. 83. Among the special missions during 1941-42 were those of General Brett, Brig. Gen. Ralph Royce, Col. S.C. God- frey, Maj. G.P. Saville, Col. J.H. Hicks, and Col. Eugene H. Beebe. 84. Interview with A/Cdre. Sharp, DC/S, Eighth AF by B.C. Hopper, 1 2 Oct. 1943; VIII BC Diary, I July, 14 Aug. 1942. 85. Bomber Command Plan, pp. 11-12. 86. AWPD/I, Tab 5 (a), Sec. 11, Pt. 111, App. 11, p. I. 87. Ltr., Harris, RAFDEL to Arnold, I I Dec. 1941. 88. See, for instance, memo for C/S SPOBS from Col. Donald Davison, Engi- neer, SPOBS, 5 Nov. 1941;Lt. Col. Edgar E. Glenn, Report on Visit to Northern 2 8 & 9 2 . 1944,pp. 13-16. 740 Ireland, 27 Nov. 1941;memo for CG AFCC and CG AAF from Col. S.C. Godfrey, Engineer Officer, AFCC, n.d. but probably Dec. 1941. 89. Ltr., Chaney to WD, 17 Dec. '94'. 90. Ltr., Eaker to Spaatz, I Mar. 1942; ltr., Eaker to Arnold, 5 Mar. 1942. 91. Sources in n. 90; also Eaker Diary, 4, 1 1 Mar., 6 May 1942. 92. Accommodations of US. AAF, as cited in n. 76. 93. R.A.F. Stations T o Be Handed Over T o Americans, A/M (Tentative List). 94. Air Ministry, Joint Organization and Maintenance (United States) (S.D. 348), June 1942 (JOMUS), Sec. XLIII. 95. History, Engineer Sec., as cited in n. 29, p. I. 96. History, USSTAF, 111, chap. i, 23-25, 54-61. 97. Bomber Command Plan, p. 3; VIII BC Diary, 14 July 1942;Eaker Report, p. 2 . 98. Ltr., L.G.S. Reynolds, Air Min- istry to Sec., US. Embassy, London, 27 June 1941. 99. Ltr., C/AAF to Brett, 19 Aug. 194'. roo. Ibid. 1 0 1 . Msg. $49, AGWAR to SPOBS, 1 1 Sept. 1941. 1 0 2 . Memo for Brett from SPOBS, I Oct. 1941;ltr., McNarney to Brett, 6 103.Msg. $857, SPOBS to AGWAR 104.Msg. #498, Arnold to Brett, 7 105. Memo for McNarney from Brett, 106.Letter of Intent, Col. W.F. Volandt, Hq. AAF to Lockheed Corp., 3 Jan. 1942; msg. #248, AGWAR to SPOBS, 28 Dec. 1941;msg. $672, SPOBS to AGWAR, 28 Feb. 1942;Contract #DA W535 ac-1507, War Dept. and Lockheed Aircraft Corp. 107. Memo for McNarney from Brett, OCt. 1941. (Brett to Arnold), 24 Oct. 1941. NOV.1941. 1 2 NOV.1941.
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