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Overview: There was never a military campaign like it, and there never will be another. Here is an opportunity to follow the great crusade as it unfolded in the air over the Nazi empire in North Africa and Europe. This exhaustive chronology sheds a fascinating light on the course of Americas air war against Germany and her allies. * The Air War Europa Chronology is a day-by-day accounting of all the major combat missions undertaken by United States Army Air Forces and United States Navy aviation units in the European, Mediterranean, and North African theaters of operations in World War II. * A special introductory narrative explains the crucial evolution of fighter tactics over western Europe-and how it led to the inexorable defeat of Hitlers vaunted Luftwaffe. * All U.S. Army Air Forces theater fighter aces are covered- including unit affiliation, date and time ace status was attained, and date and time of highest victory tally (over ten). * Information pertaining to the arrival, activation, transfer, departure, and decommissioning of air commands, combat units, and special units. Comings and goings of the commanders of major aviation units are also covered. * Provides a rich contextual framework pertaining to related ground campaigns; international and high-command conferences and decisions influencing air strategies and campaigns; and breakthroughs in the development of special techniques and equipment, such as the evolution of the role of escorts and the strategically crucial introduction of fighter auxiliary fuel tanks. * Bibliography, guide to abbreviations, maps, and two indexes.

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AIR WA R EUROPA A MER ICA S A IR W A R A GA I NS T G ER MA NY I N E URO PE - photo 1

AIR WA R EUROPA

A MER ICA S A IR W A R A GA I NS T G ER MA NY

I N E URO PE AND N ORT H A FR IC A

1942 1945

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CH RONOL OGY

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ERIC HAMMEL

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Pacifica Military History

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Copyright 1994 by Eric Hammel

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher.
Requests for permission to make copies of any part of the work should be mailed to: Permissions, Pacifica Military History, 1149 Grand Teton Drive, Pacifica, California 94044.

Cover by Tom Heffron, Hudson, Wisconsin

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For All the American and Allied Airmen

Who Braved Those War-Torn Skies

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Books by Eric Hammel

6 Hours: The Invasion of Tarawa (with John E. Lane)

Chosin: Heroic Ordeal of the Korean War

The Root: The Marines in Beirut

Ace!: A Marine Night-Fighter Pilot in World War II

(with R. Bruce Porter)

Duel for the Golan (with Jerry Asher)

Guadalcanal: Starvation Island

Guadalcanal: The Carrier Battles

Guadalcanal: Decision At Sea

Munda Trail: The New Georgia Campaign

The Jolly Rogers (with Tom Blackburn)

Khe Sanh: Siege in the Clouds

First Across the Rhine (with David E. Pergrin)

Lima-6: A Marine Company Commander in Vietnam

(with Richard D. Camp)

Ambush Valley

Fire in the Streets: The Battle for Hue

Aces Against Japan

Aces Against Germany

Six Days in June

Air War Europa: Chronology

Aces Against Japan II

Carrier Clash

Aces At War

Air War Pacific: Chronology

Aces in Combat

Bloody Tarawa

Marines at War

Carrier Strike

Pacific Warriors: The U.S. Marines in World War II

Iwo Jima: Portrait of a Battle

Marines in Hue City: Portrait of an Urban Battle

Guadalcanal: The U.S. Marines in World War II

New Georgia, Bougainville and Cape Gloucester

Tarawa and the Marshalls

How America Saved the World

The Road to Big Week

Blood and Coral

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For a complete listing of all the military history books written by Eric Hammel and currently available in print or for Kindle, visit http://www.EricHammelBooks.com. A free sample chapter from each book is available on the site in the Free section.

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Contents

Glossary & Guide to Abbreviations

Maps

Bibliography

Index I: U.S. Army Air Forces Numerical Unit Designations

Index II: Alphabetical Listings

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Glossary & Guide to Abbreviations

1stLt: First Lieutenant

2dLt: Second Lieutenant

A-20: U.S. Douglas Havoc twin-engine light bomber

A-26: U.S. Douglas Invader twin-engine attack bomber

A-36: U.S. North American Apache fighter-bomber

AAFIB: Army Air Forces in Britain

AAFMTO: Army Air Forces, Mediterranean Theater of Operations

AEAF: Allied Expeditionary Air Force

Ar-96: German Arado advanced trainer

Ar-196: German Arado two-seat float plane

Ar-234: German Arado twin-engine jet bomber

Azon: Radio-guided azimuth bombs

B-17: U.S. Boeing Flying Fortress four-engine heavy bomber

B-24: U.S. Consolidated Liberator four-engine heavy bomber

B-25: U.S. North American Mitchell twin-engine medium bomber

B-26: U.S. Martin Marauder twin-engine medium bomber

Beaufighter: British-made Bristol 156 twin-engine fighter/night-fighter

benzol: German synthetic fuel

Bf-109: German Messerschmitt fighter

Bf-110: German Messerschmitt twin-engine fighter/night-fighter

Bisley: British Bristol 60 twin-engine light bomber

Boston: American-made British version of the Douglas A-20 twin-engine light bomber

BriGen: Brigadier General

Br.20: Italian Fiat twin-engine medium bomber

Bu-131: German Bcker two-place primary trainer

C-47: U.S. Douglas Skytrain twin-engine cargo/transport plane

C-54: U.S. Douglas Skymaster four-engine cargo/transport plane

Capt: Captain

CCS: Allied Combined Chiefs of Staff

Col: Colonel

CR.42: Italian Fiat biplane fighter

D.520: French Dewoitine fighter

DATF: Desert Air Task Force

Do-217: German Dornier twin-engine medium bomber

Droopsnoot: U.S. Lockheed P-38 variant with bombardier position

ETO: European Theater of Operations

ETOUSA: European Theater of Operations, U.S. Army

E-boat: German Navy torpedo boat

F-4: U.S. Lockheed P-38 reconnaissance variant

F-5: U.S. Lockheed P-38 reconnaissance variant

F-6: U.S. North American P-51 reconnaissance variant

F4F: U.S. Navy Grumman Wildcat carrier fighter

Fi-156: German Fieseler ground-cooperation/reconnaissance plane

Flak: Antiaircraft gun/fire (from FL ieger A bwher K annonen)

FO: Flight Officer (USAAF warrant officer)

FW-190: German Focke-Wulf fighter

FW-200: German Focke-Wulf Condor four-engine long-range reconnaissance bomber

G.50: Italian Fiat fighter

G.55: Italian Fiat fighter

GAF: German Air Force

GB-4: Allied guided bomb

GEE: Allied blind-bombing navigational system

Gen: General

GH: Allied blind-bombing system

H2S: Allied blind-bombing radar system

H2X: Allied blind-bombing radar system

HALPRO: USAAF Halverson Provisional bombardment detachment

He-111: German Heinkel twin-engine medium bomber

He-115: German Heinkel twin-engine reconnaissance float plane

He-177: German Heinkel twin-engine heavy bomber

Hs-126: German Henschel biplane reconnaissance plane

IAR.80: Romanian single-engine fighter

Ju-52: German Junkers tri-motor cargo/transport plane

Ju-87: German Junkers Stuka single-engine dive-bomber

Ju-88: German Junkers twin-engine medium bomber/dive-bomber

Lt: Lieutenant

LtCol: Lieutenant Colonel

LtGen: Lieutenant General

MAAF: Mediterranean Allied Air Forces

MAC: Mediterranean Air Command

MACAF: Mediterranean Allied Coastal Air Force

Maj: Major

MajGen: Major General

MASAF: Mediterranean Allied Strategic Air Force

MATAF: Mediterranean Allied Tactical Air Force

Mc.200: Italian Macchi interceptor fighter

Mc.202: Italian Macchi interceptor fighter

Mc.205: Italian Macchi interceptor fighter

Me-163: German Messerschmitt Komet rocket-propelled fighter

Me-210: German Messerschmitt twin-engine heavy fighter

Me-262: German Messerschmitt jet interceptor fighter

Me-323: German Messerschmitt six-engine heavy powered transport glider

Me-410: German Messerschmitt twin-engine heavy fighter

Micro-H: Allied blind-bombing system

Mistel: German Ju-88 flying bomb/FW-190 tandem

Mosquito: British de Havilland D.H.98 twin-engine fighter/reconnaissance plane

MTO: Mediterranean Theater of Operations

NAAF: Northwest African Air Forces

NAASC: Northwest African Air Service Command

NACAF: Northwest African Coastal Air Force

NASAF: Northwest African Strategic Air Force

NATAF: Northwest African Tactical Air Force

NATBF: Northwest African Tactical Bomber Force

NATC: Northwest African Training Command

NATCC: Northwest African Troop Carrier Command

NATOUSA: Northwest African Theater of Operations, U.S. Army

Oboe: Allied blind-bombing navigational system

OSS: U.S. Office of Strategic Services

P-38: U.S. Lockheed Lightning twin-engine fighter

P-39: U.S. Bell Airacobra fighter/fighter-bomber

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