Army Air Forces
Statistical Digest

World War II

 

Prepared by
Office of Statistical Control
December 1945


Preface

THE ARMY AIR FORCES STATISTICAL DIGEST (WORLD WAR II), published by the Office of Statistical Control, Headquarters, Army Air Forces, makes available in one volume and on a uniform basis summary statistics on AAF personnel, aircraft, equipment, combat operations and other activities during World War II.

Sines March 1942, the Offices of Statistical Control has been charged with the responsibility for collecting, processing, analyzing and presenting statistics on all phases of AAF strength and activity. It has been the practice to make these data available to interested offices in the form of recurring and special reports. The summary statistics published in this volume were derived from these reports and from the more detailed information available in the files of the Office of Statistical Control.

Unless otherwise indicated, the statistics cover the strength and operations of the Army Air Forces only. In a few cases where combinations have been made with other Army and Navy figures, the coverage and character of the data have been clearly noted. While most of the statistics included here are monthly for the period Pearl Harbor to V-J Day, a few important series are carried back for a longer period.

The detailed statistics on AAF strength and operations collected during World War II were used in analyses and studies far the Commanding General, Army Air Forces, and staff officers at all echelons of command. Many relationships were derived from, and analytical uses made of, these basic statistics during World War II. For example as a result of a detailed study of the ratios of heavy bomber crews to heavy bomber airplanes in the European and Mediterranean Theaters of Operations in the fall of 1944, heavy bomber crews were transferred from ETO to MTO in order to achieve greater balance in both theaters. To cite another example, usage data such as gasoline consumption, bomb tonnage dropped and airplane losses were related to operating data like flying time and combat sorties to compute planning factors upon which supply requirements were based. A study of bomb tonnage dropped in 1943 indicated that planned production would be considerably in excess of potential future bomb consumption computed on the basis of available airplanes, their bomb-carrying capacity and their estimated rate of use, plus a liberal allowance for strategic reserves. To put it another way, bomb production was out of balance with the other elements in the Air Forces program. Based on this analysis, planned bomb production was decreased, yielding a saving of several billion dollars.

The sources of all of the figures in the volume, unless otherwise noted, were the standardized statistical reports instituted by the Office of Statistical Control. These reports, originating at group and base levels, moved up through all the echelons of command to AAF Headquarters, and enabled statistical offices at each level to prepare consolidated reports for their organizations. The final consolidation prepared at the top echelon of command, than, constituted an over-all report of the world-wide AAF.

To facilitate the use of this volume it has been divided into the following sections, each covering a specific phase of Air Force activity:

  1. Combat Groups

  2. Personnel, Training and Crews

  3. Aircraft and Equipment

  4. Operations

  5. Miscellaneous

    1. Budget and Fiscal

    2. Air Transport

    3. Flying Safety

    4. Installations

    5. Housing

The tables in each section are preceded by an introductory statement, giving some indication of the purposes for which the data were originally gathered, the history and methods of compilation of the data, specific sources and examples of analytical uses of the figures. In addition, notations pertaining to several tables in the section have been included in the introductory statement rather than in footnotes to separate tables. Another saving in footnotes to specific tables has been made by the inclusion in the volume of a Glossary of definitions of terms peculiar to the Army Air Forces.

Overseas theaters, as used in this volume, have included the following Air Farces for the periods indicated unless specific exception is noted:

  1. European Theater of Operations (ETO)--Eighth Air Force and Ninth Air Force beginning October 1943.

  2. Mediterranean Theater of Operations (MTO)--Twelfth and Fifteenth Air Forces; Ninth Air Force prior to October. 1943.

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  1. Pacific Ocean Areas (POA)--Seventh Air Force prior to July 1945 and Air Forces in Middle Pacific (AIRFORMIDPAC) beginning July 1945.

  2. Far East Air Forces (FEAF)--Fifth and Thirteenth Air Forces and Seventh Air Force beginning July 1945.

  3. China and India-Burma (C&I-B)--Tenth and Fourteenth Air Forces.

  4. Alaska--Eleventh Air Force.

  5. Twentieth Air Force--II and XXI Bomber Commands. The terms "Twentieth Air Force", "XI Bomber Command" and "XXI Bomber Command" are retained in July and August 1945 even though they were changed to "United States Army Strategic Air Forces (USASTAF)", "Eighth Air Force" and "Twentieth Air Force", respectively, beginning July 1945.

  6. Other Overseas--primarily Sixth Air Force, Antilles Air Command, Bermuda, Greenland, Iceland, Newfoundland, the Azores, United States Air Forces in South America (USAFSA), United States Air Forces in the Middle East (USAFIME), Army Airways Communications System (AACS), Commanding General, Army Air Forces, overseas and Air Transport Command overseas unless shown separately.

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Glossary

List of Tables

Table   Page
COMBAT GROUPS
  1   Combat Groups Overseas by Location and in Continental US by State of Training, By Type of Group: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 3
  2   Combat Groups Overseas, By Theater and By Type of Group: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 8
PERSONNEL, TRAINING AND CREWS
  3   AAF Military Personnel--Number and Percent of US Army Strength: 1912 to 1945 15
  4   Military Personnel in Continental US and Overseas, By Type of Personnel; Jul 1939 to Aug 1945 16
  5   Military Personnel in Continental US and Overseas, By Grade: Semi-annually, Dec 1944 to Aug 1945 17
  6   Military Personnel in the AAF, By Specialty: Jun 194_ to Aug 1945 18
  7   Officers in the AAF, By Arm or Service: Sep 1941 to Aug 1945 19
  8   Enlisted Personnel in the AAF, By Arm or Service: Sep 1941 to Aug 1945 20
  9   Womens Army Corps Personnel in Continental US and Overseas, By Type of Personnel: Jul 1943 to Aug 1945 21
  10   Colored Military Personnel in Continental US and Overseas, By Type of Personnel: Aug 1942 to Aug 1945 22
  11   Military Personnel in Continental US, By Air Force or Commands Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 23
  12   Military Personnel in Continental US, By Specialty: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 24
  13   Military Personnel in Continental US, By Function and By Type of Personnel: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 25
  14   Military Personnel in Continental US, By Air Force or Command and By Function: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 26
  15   Officers in Continental US, By Air Force or Command: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 28
  16   Officers in Continental US, By Arm or Service: Sep 1941 to Aug 1945 29
  17   Enlisted Personnel in Continental US, By Air Force or Command: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 30
  18   Enlisted Personnel in Continental US, By Arm or Service: Sep 1941 to Aug 1945 31
  19   Civilian Personnel in Continental US, By Air Force or Command: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 32
  20   Military Personnel Overseas, By Theater and By Type of Personnel: Jan 1943 to Aug 1945 33
  21   Military Personnel Overseas, By Specialty: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 35
  22   Officers in Overseas Theaters, By Arm or Service: Sep 1941 to Aug 1945 36
  23   Enlisted Personnel in Overseas Theaters, By Arm or Service: Sep 1941 to Aug 1945 37
  24   Military Personnel in European Theater of Operations, By Specialty: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 38
  25   Military Personnel in Mediterranean Theater of Operations, By Specialty: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 39
  26   Military Personnel in Pacific Ocean Area, By Specialty: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 40
  27   Military Personnel in Far East Air Forces, By Specialty, Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 41
  28   Military Personnel in China & India-Burma, By Specialty: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 42
  29   Military Personnel in Alaska, By Specialty: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 43
  30   Military Personnel in Twentieth Air Force, By Specialty: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 44
  31   Military Personnel in ATC Overseas, By Specialty: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 45
  32   Military Personnel in Other Overseas Theaters, By Specialty: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 46
  33   Military Personnel Shipped to Overseas Theaters, By Theater and By Type of Personnel: Jan 1943 to Aug 1945 47
  34   Battle Casualties in All. Overseas Theaters, By Type of Casualty and By Type of Personnel: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 49
  35   Battle Casualties in Theaters vs Germany, By Type of Casualty and By Type of Personnel: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 50
  36   Battle Casualties in European Theater of Operations, By Type of Casualty and By Type of Personnel: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 51
  37   Battle Casualties in Mediterranean Theater of Operations, By Type of Casualty and By Type of Personnel: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 52
  38   Battle Casualties in Theaters vs Japan, By Type of Casualty and By Type of Personnel: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 53
  39   Battle Casualties in Pacific Ocean Areas, By Type of Casualty and By Type of Personnel: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 54
  40   Battle Casualties in Par East Air Forces, By Type of Casualty and By Type of Personnel: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 55
  41   Battle Casualties in China & lndia-Burma, By Type of Casualty and By Type of Personnel: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 56
  42   Battle Casualties in Alaska, By Type of Casualty and By Type of Personnel: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 57
  43   Battle Casualties in Twentieth Air Force--XX and XXI Bomber Commands, By Type of Casualty and By Type of Personnel: Feb 1943 to Aug 1945 58
  44   Battle Casualties in Other Overseas Theaters, By Type of Casualty and By Type of Personnel: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 59
  45   Military Personnel Returned from Overseas Theaters, By Theater and By Type of Personnel: May 1944 to Aug 1945 60
  46   Flying Training Students Under Instruction, By Type of Course: Quarterly, Sep 1939 to Aug 1945 62
  47   Flying Training Graduates, By Type of Course: 3rd Quarter 1939 to 3rd Quarter 1945 64
  48   Flying Training Eliminees and Fatalities, By Type of Course: 3nd Quarter 1939 to 3rd Quarter 1945 67
  49   Technical Training Students Under Instruction, By Type of Course: Quarterly, Sep 1939 to Aug 1945 70
  50   Technical Training Graduates, By Type of Course: 3rd Quarter 1939 to 3rd Quarter 1945 72
  51   Technical Training Eliminees and Fatalities, By Type of Course: 3rd Quarter 1939 to 3rd Quarter 1945 75
  52   Crews Completing Training in Continental US, By Type: Dec 1942 to Aug 1945 78
  53   Crews in Training in Continental US, By Type: Dec 1942 to Aug 1945 81
  54   Crews on Hand Overseas, By Type and Principal Modal: Jun 1943 to Aug 1945 84
  55   Crews on Hand in European Theater of Operations, By Type and Principal Model: Jun 1943 to Aug 1945 85
  56   Crews on Hand in Mediterranean Theater of Operations, By Type and Principal Model: Jun 1943 to Aug 1945 86
  57   Crews on Hand in Pacific Ocean Areas, By Type and Principal Model: Jun 1943 to Aug 1945 87
  58   Crews an Hand in Far East Air Forces, By Type and Principal Model: Jun 1943 to Aug 1945 88
  59   Crews on Hand in China & India-Burma, By Type and Principal Model: Jun 1943 to Aug 1945 89
  60   Crews on Hand in Alaska, By Type and Principal Model; Jun 1943 to Aug 90
  61   Crews on Hand in Twentieth Air Force, By Type and Principal Model; Apr 1944 to Aug 1945 90
  62   Crews on Hand in Other Overseas Theaters By Type and Principal Model: Jun 1943 to Aug 1945 91
  63   Crew Arrivals from US in Overseas Theaters, By Theater and By Type of Crews 1943 to 1945 92
  64   Crew Losses Enroute from US to Overseas Theaters, By Theater and By Type of Crew: 1943 to 1945 93
  65   Losses of All Types of Crews Overseas, By Theater and By Type of Loses 1943 to 1945 94
  66   Very Heavy Bomber Crew Losses of Twentieth Air Force, By Type of Loss: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 95
  67   Heavy Bomber Crew Losses Overseas, By Theater and By Type of Loss: Jun 1943 to Aug 1945 96
  68   Medium & Light Bomber Crew Losses Overseas, By Theater and By Type of Loss: Jun 1943 to Aug 1945 98
  69   nay Fighter Crew Losses Overseas, By Theater and By Type of Loss: Jun 1943 to Aug 1945 100
  70   Night Fighter Crew Losses Overseas, By Theater and By Type of Loss: Jun 1943 to Aug 1945 102
  71   Reconnaissance Crew Losses Overseas, By Theater and By Type of Loss: Jun 1943 to Aug 1945 104
  72   Troop Carrier Crew Losses Overseas, By Theater and By Type of Lose: Jun 1943 to Aug 1945 106
  73   Communications Crew Losses Overseas, By Theater and By Type of Loss: Jun 1943 to Aug 1945 108
AIRCRAFT AND EQUIPMENT
  74   Factory Acceptances of All Military Airplanes, By Type of Airplane: Jan 1940 to Aug 1945 112
  75   Factory Acceptances of All Military Airplanes, By Plant and By Type and Model of Airplane: 1940 to 1945 113
  76   Factory Acceptances of Army Cognizance Airplanes, By Type and Model of Airplane: Jun 1940 to Aug 1945 118
  77   Airplane Weight of All Factory Accepted Military Airplanes, By Type of Airplane: Jan 1940 to Aug 1945 125
  78   Airplane Weight of Factory Accepted Army Cognizance Airplanes, By Type of Airplane: Jan 1940 to Aug 1945 126
  79   Factory Deliveries of All Military Airplanes, By Type of Airplane and By Recipient: Jul 1940 to Aug 1945 127
  80   Factory Acceptances of All Military Special Purpose Aircraft and Gliders: Jan 1941 to Aug 1945 133
  81   Factory Deliveries of Aircraft Engines and Propellers: Jan 1940 to Aug 1945 133
  82   Average Unit Cost of Airplanes Authorized, By Principal Models: Fiscal Years 1939 to 1945 134
  83   Airplanes on Hand in the AAF, By Major Type: Jul 1939 to Aug 1945 135
  84   Airplanes on Hand in the AAF, By Type and Principal Model: Nov 1941 to Aug 1945 136
  85   Airplanes on Hand in Continental US, By Type and Principal Model: Nov 1941 to Aug 1945 140
  86   Combat and Transport Airplanes on Hard in Continental US, By Type of Airplane and By Air Force or command: Oct 1942 to Aug 1945 144
  87   Airplanes on Hand Overseas, By Type and Principal Model: Nov 1941 to Aug 1945 150
  88   Airplanes on Hand in Theaters vs Germany, By Type and Principal Model: Jun 1942 to Aug: 1945 154
  89   Airplanes on Hand in European Theater of Operations, By Type and Principal Model: Jun 1942 to Aug 1945 157
  90   Airplanes on Hand in Mediterranean Theater of Operations, By Type and Principal Model: Jun 1942 to Aug 1945 160
  91   Airplanes on Hand in Theaters vs Japan, By Type and Principal Model: Jun 1942 to Aug 1945 163
  92   Airplanes on Hand in Pacific Ocean Areas, By Type and Principal Model: Jun 1942 to Aug 1945 167
  93   Airplanes on Hand in Far East Air Forces, By Type and Principal Model: Nov 1941 to Aug 1945 170
  94   Airplanes on Hand China & India-Burma, in By Type and Principal Model: Nov 1941 to Aug 1945 173
  95   Airplanes on Hand in Alaska, By Type and Principal Model: Nov 1941 to Aug 1945 176
  96   Airplanes on Hand in Twentieth Air Force, By Type and Principal Model: Apr 1944 to Aug 1945 179
  97   Airplanes on Hand in Latin America, By Type and Principal Model: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 180
  98   Airplane Arrivals from US in Overseas Theaters, By Theater and By Type of Airplane: 1941 to 1945 183
  99   Airplane Losses in Continental US and Overseas, By Type of Airplane: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 184
  100   Losses of All Types of Airplanes Overseas, By Theater and By Type of Loos: 1941 to 1945 186
  101   Very Heavy Bomber Airplane Losses of Twentieth Air Force, By Type of Loss: May 1944 to Aug 1945 187
  102   Heavy Bomber Airplane Losses Overseas, By Theater and By Type of Loss: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 188
  103   Medium & Light Bomber Airplane Losses Overseas, By Theater and By Type of Loss: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 192
  104   Fighter Airplane Losses Overseas, By Theater and By Type of Lose: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 196
  105   Reconnaissance Airplane Losses Overseas, By Theater and By Type of Loss: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 200
  106   Transport Airplane Losses Overseas, By Theater and By Type of Loss: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 204
  107   Communications and Trainer Airplane losses Overseas, By Theater: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 208
  108   Airplane Losses Enroute from US to Overseas Theaters, By Theater and By Type of Airplane: 1941 to 1945 209
  109   Number of Different Items and Dollar Cost of Spare Parts and Equipment at ATSC Installations, By Property Class 210
  110   Materiel Shipped Overseas by Water, By Theater of Destination: Jan 1942 to Aug 1945 212
  111   Materiel Shipped Overseas by Air, By Theater of Destination: Jan 1943 to Aug 1945 213
  112   Airplane Maintenance Jobs on Hand, Received and Completed at Depots in Continental US: Jan 1943 to Aug 1945 214
  113   Airplane Engine Maintenance Jobs on Hand, Received and Completed at Depots in Continental US: Jan 1942 to Aug 1945 215
  114   Man-Hours Expended by Depot Maintenance Personnel in Continental US on Airplane, Engine and Other Jobs: Jul 1943 to Aug 1945 216
  115   Average Man-Hours Expended per Major Engine Overhaul at Depots in Continental US, By Type of Engine: Jul 1943 to Aug 1945 216
  116   Airplanes in Storage at ATSC Installations, By Type of Airplane: Aug 1944 to Aug 1945 217
  117   Number of Contract Terminations and Cost Price of Terminated Part of Pending Cases: Apr 1944 to Aug 1945 217
OPERATIONS
  118   Combat Sorties Flown, By Theater: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 220
  119   Airborne and Effective Combat Sorties Flown in European Theater of Operations, By Type of Airplane: Aug 1942 to May 1945 221
  120   Airborne and Effective Combat Sorties Flown in Mediterranean Theater of Operations, By Type of Airplane: June 1942 to May 1945 222
  121   Airborne and Effective Combat Sorties Flown in Pacific Ocean Areas, By Type of Airplane: May 1942 to Aug 1945 223
  122   Airborne and Effective Combat Sorties Flown by Far East Air Forces, By Type of Airplane: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 224
  123   Airborne and Effective Combat Sorties Flown in China & India-Burma, By Type of Airplane: Feb 1942 to Aug 1945 225
  124   Airborne and Effective Combat Sorties Flown in Alaska, By Type of Airplane: Jan 1942 to Aug 1945 226
  125   Airborne and Effective Combat Sorties Flown by Twentieth Air Force, By Type of Airplane: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 227
  127   Individual Crossings of Enemy Lines, By Theater: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 228
  128   Combat Sorties Flown by Fighters in Theaters vs Germany, By Theater and By Type of Sortie: Jan 1943 to May 1945 229
  129   Combat Sorties Flown By Fighters in Theaters vs Japan, By Theater and By Type of Sortie: Jan 1943 to Aug 1945 230
  130   Non-Effective Combat Sorties Flown in European Theater of Operations, By Type of Airplane and By Cause: 3rd Quarter 1942 to 2nd Quarter 1945 232
  131   Non-Effective Combat Sorties Flown in Mediterranean Theater of Operations, By Type of Airplane and By Cause: 1st Quarter 1943 to 2nd Quarter 1945 232
  132   Non-Effective Combat Sorties Flown in Pacific Ocean Areas, By Type of Airplane and By Cause: 2nd Quarter 1943 to 3rd Quarter 1945 233
  133   Non-Effective Combat Sorties Flown by Far East Air Forces, By Type of Airplane and By Cause: 1st Quarter 1943 to 3rd Quarter 1945 233
  134   Non-Effective Combat Sorties Flown in China & India-Burma, By Type of Airplane and By Cause: let Quarter 1943 to 3rd Quarter 1945 234
  135   Non-Effective Combat Sorties Flown in Alaska, By Type of Airplane and By Cause: 3rd Quarter 1943 to 3rd Quarter 1945 234
  136   Non-Effective Combat Sorties Flown by Twentieth Air Force, By Type of Airplane and By Cause: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 235
  137   Number of Bombs Dropped Overseas, By Type of Bomb: 1943 to 1945 236
  138   Number of Bombs Dropped in Theaters vs Germany, By Type of Bomb; 1943 to 1945 237
  139   Number of Bombs Dropped in Theaters vs Japan, By Type of Bomb: 1943 to 1945 238
    Tons of Bombs Dropped Overseas, By Theater: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 239
    Tons of Bombs Dropped in Theaters vs Germany, By Type of Airplane and By Country: 1942 to 1945 240
  142   Tons of Bombs Dropped by Heavy Bombers in Theaters vs Germany, By Type of Target Attacked and By Theater: 1942 to 1945 242
  143   Tons of Bombs Dropped in European Theater of Operations, By Type of Airplane: Aug 1942 to May 1945 243
  144   Tons of Bombs Dropped in Mediterranean Theater of Operations, By Type of Airplanes Jun 1942 to May 1945 244
  145   Tons of Bombs Dropped in Pacific Ocean Areas, By Type of Airplane: Jun 1942 to Aug 1945 245
  146   Tons of Bombs Dropped by Far East Air Forces, By Type of Airplane: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 246
  147   Tons of Bombs Dropped in China & India-Burma, By Type of Airplane: Feb 1942 to Aug 1945 247
  148   Tons of Bombs Dropped in Alaska, By Type of Airplane: Apr 1942 to Aug 1945 248
  126   Tons of Bombs Dropped by Twentieth Air Force, By Type of Airplanes Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 227
  149   Rounds of Ammunition Expended Overseas, By Theater: Jan 1942 to Aug 1945 249
  150   Rounds of Ammunition Expended in European Theater of Operations, By Type of Airplane and By Type of Ammunition: 1942 to 1945 250
  151   Rounds of Ammunition Expended in Mediterranean Theater of Operations, By Type of Airplane and by Type of Ammunition: 1942 to 1945 250
  152   Rounds of Ammunition Expended in Pacific Ocean Areas, By Type of Airplane and By Type of Ammunition; 1942 to 1945 251
  153   Rounds of Ammunition Expended by Far East Air Forces, By Type of Airplane and By Type of Ammunition: 1942 to 1945 251
  154   Rounds of Ammunition Expended in China & India-Burma, By Type of Airplane and By Type of Ammunition: 1942 to 1945 252
  155   Rounds of Ammunition Expended in Alaska, By Type of Airplane and By Type of Ammunition: 1942 to 1945 252
  156   Rounds of Ammunition Expended by Twentieth Air Force By Type of Airplane and By Type of Ammunition: 1944 and 1945 253
  158   Airplane Lotuses on Combat Missions, By Theater: Jan 1942 to Aug 1945 254
  159   Airplane Losses on Combat Missions in European Theater of Operations, By Type of Airplane and By Cause of Loss: Aug 1942 to May 1945 255
  160   Airplane Losses on Combat Missions in Mediterranean Theater of Operations, By Type of Airplane and By Cause of Loss: Jun 1942 to May 1945 256
  161   Airplane Losses on Combat Missions in Pacific Ocean Areas, By Type of Airplane and By Cause of Loss: Jun 1942 to Aug 1945 257
  162   Airplane Losses on Combat Missions of Far East Air Forces, By Type of Airplane and By Cause Loss: Jan 1942 to Aug 1945 258
  163   Airplane Losses on Combat Missions in China & India-Burma, By Type of Airplane and By Cause of Loss: Apr 1942 to Aug 1945 259
  164   Airplane Losses on Combat Missions in Alaska, By Type of Airplane and By Cause of Loss: Jun 1942 to Aug 1945 260
  165   Airplane Losses on Combat Missions of Twentieth Air Force, By Type of Airplane and By Cause of Loss: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 261
  166   Enemy Aircraft Destroyed, By Theater: Feb 1942 to Aug 1945 262
  167   Enemy Aircraft Destroyed in European Theater of Operations, By Type of AAF Airplane: Aug 1942 to May 1945 263
  168   Enemy Aircraft Destroyed in Mediterranean Theater of Operations, By Type of AAF Airplane: 1942 to May 1945 264
  169   Enemy Aircraft Destroyed in Pacific Ocean Areas, By Type of AAF Airplane: Jul 1943 to Aug 1945 265
  170   Enemy Aircraft Destroyed by Far East Air Forces, By Type of AAF Airplane: Feb 1942 to Aug 1945 266
  171   Enemy Aircraft Destroyed in China & India-Burma, By Type of AAF Airplane: Jul 1942 to Aug 1945 267
  172   Enemy Aircraft Destroyed in Alaska, By Type of AAF Airplane: Jun 1942 to Aug 1945 268
  157   Enemy Aircraft Destroyed by Twentieth Air Force, By Type of AAF Airplane: Aug 1944 to Aug 1945 253
  173   Flying Time of Airplanes in Continental US and Overseas, By Type of Airplane: Jan 1943 to Aug 1945 269
  174   Flying Time of Airplanes in Continental US, By Type and Principal Model of Airplane: Jan 1943 to Aug 1945 270
  175   Flying Time of Airplanes with Units Overseas, By Theater: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 274
  176   Flying Time of Airplanes with Units in European Theater of Operations, By Type of Airplane: Aug 1942 to May 1945 275
  177   Flying Time of Airplanes with Units in Mediterranean Theater of Operations, By Type of Airplane: Jun 1942 to May 1945 276
  178   Flying Time of Airplanes with Units in Pacific Ocean Areas, By Type of Airplane: May 1942 to Aug 1945 277
  179   Flying Time of Airplanes with Units of Far Fast Air Forces, By Type of Airplane: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 278
  180   Flying Time of Airplanes with Units in China & India-Burma, By Type of Airplane: Feb 1942 to Aug 1945 279
  181   Flying Time of Airplanes with Units in Alaska, By Type of Airplane: Jan 1942 to Aug 1945 280
  182   Flying Time of Airplanes with Units of Twentieth Air Force, By Type of Airplane: May 1944 to Aug 1945 281
  184   Gasoline Consumption of Airplanes in Continental US (By Octane Rating) and Overseas: Jan 1942 to Aug 1945 282
  185   Gasoline Consumption of Airplanes with Units Overseas, By Theater: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 283
  186   Gasoline Consumption of Airplanes with Units in European Theater of Operations, By Type of Airplane: Aug 1942 to May 1945 284
  187   Gasoline Consumption of Airplanes with Units in Mediterranean Theater of Operations, By Type of Airplane: Jun 1942 to May 1945 284
  188   Gasoline Consumption of Airplanes with Units in Pacific Ocean Areas, By Type of Airplanes MKT 1942 to Aug 1945 285
  189   Gasoline Consumption of Airplanes with Units of Far East Air Forces, By Type of Airplane: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 285
  190   Gasoline Consumption of Airplanes with Units in China & India-Burma, By Type of Airplanes Mar 1942 to Aug 1945 286
  191   Gasoline Consumption of Airplanes with Units in Alaska, By Type of Airplanes Jan 1942 to Aug 1945 286
  183   Gasoline Consumption of Airplanes with Units of Twentieth Air Force, By Type of Airplane: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 281
  192   Twentieth Air Arcs--Number of 8-29s Bombing and Number of Missions Against Primary Targets, By Altitude of Attack: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 287
  193   Twentieth Air Force B-29 Mining Operations: Aug 1944 to Aug 1945 287
  194   Twentieth Air Force--B-29 Effectiveness in Bombing Primary Targetet by Day and Night: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 288
  195   Twentieth Air Force--B-29s Damaged on Bombing and Mining Missions: Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 289
  196   Twentieth Air Force--B-29 Utilization and Maintenances Jun 1944 to Aug 1945 289
  197   Destruction of Selected Ground Targets by Ninth Air Force in European Theater of Operations, By Type of Target and By Campaigns Jun 1944 to May 1945 290
  198   Destruction of Selected Ground Targets by First Tactical Air Force in European Theater of Operations, By Type of Target: Nov 1944 to May 1945 290
  199   Destruction Inflicted on Japanese Urban Areas by XXI Bomber Commands Nov 1944 to Aug 1945 291
  200   Destruction Inflicted on Japanese Aircraft Plants by III Bomber Command: Nov 1944 to Aug 1945 292
  201   Destruction Inflicted on Japanese Oil and Other Miscellaneous Industrial Plants by Bomber Command: Nov 1944 to Aug 1945 293
MISCELLANEOUS
  202   Direct Cash Appropriations and Expenditures from Direct Appropriations: Fiscal Years 1899 to 1946 297
  203   Expenditures from Direct Appropriations, By Major Project: Jul 1942 to Aug 1945 298
  204   Airplanes Assigned to Air Transport Command, By Type and Principal Model, and Airplanes Lost: Dec 1942 to Aug 1945 300
  205   ATC Utilisation of Airplanes: Oct 1943 to Aug 1945 301
  206   ATC Ferrying Operations: Jan 1942 to Aug 1945 302
  207   ATC Deliveries of Airplanes to Final Foreign Destinations, By Type of Airplane and By Type of Crew Making Delivery: Jan 1942 to Aug 1945 303
  208   ATC Total Transport Operations: Jul 1942 to Aug 1945 304
  209   ATO Domestic Transport Operations: Jul 1942 to Aug 1945 305
  210   ATC International Transport Operations: Jul 1942 to Aug 1945 306
  211   ATC Operations from Assam, India to China (Over the Hump): Jan 1943 to Aug 1945 307
  212   Aircraft Accidents--Number and Rate: Fiscal Years 1921 to 1945 308
  213   Aircraft Accidents in Continental US--Number and Rate: Dec 1941 to Aug 1945 309
  214   Airplane Accidents in Continental US, By Principal Model of Airplane--Number and Rate: 1942 to 1945 310
  215   Airfields in Continental M, By Air Force or Command and By Type of Airfield: 1941 to 1945 311
  216   Major Installations in Continental US, By Type of Installation: 1944 and 1945 312
  217   Airfields Outside Continental US, By Location: 1941 to 1945 312
  218   Housing in Continental US--Existing Capacity and Occupied, By Air Force or Command: Quarterly Dec 1942 to Sep 1945 313

 




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