Byron R. Winborn - Wen Bon: A Naval Air Intelligence Officer Behind Japanese Lines in China (War and the Southwest, No 2)
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A Naval Air Intelligence Officer behind Japanese Lines in China
Byron R. Winborn
Number 2 War and the Southwest Series
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University of North Texas Press, 1994
All rights reserved
First printed in 1994 in the United States of America
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The paper in this book meets the minimum requirements of the American National Standard for Permanence of paper for Printed Library materials, z39.48-1984.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Winborn, Byron R., 1910 Wen Bon : a Naval Air Intelligence Officer behind Japanese Lines in China / by Byron R. Winborn. p. cm. (War and the Southwest Series : no. 2) Includes index. ISBN 0-929398-77-7 1. Sino-Japanese Conflicts, 19371945Personal narratives, American. 2. Winborn, Byron R., 1910- . I. Title. II. Series. DS777.5315W56 1994 952.03'3'092dc20 94-17451 CIP
Cover design by Aaron Pendland
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War and the Southwest Series
The University of North Texas Press has undertaken to publish a series of significant books about War and the Southwest. This broad category includes first-hand accounts of military experiences by men and women of the Southwest, histories of warfare involving the people of the Southwest, and analyses of military life in the Southwest itself. The Southwest is defined loosely as those states of the United States west of the Mississippi River and south of a line from San Francisco to St. Louis as well as the borderlands straddling the Mexico-United States boundary. The series will include works involving military life in peacetime in addition to books on warfare itself. It will range chronologically from the first contact between indigenous tribes and Europeans to the present. The series is based on the belief that warfare is an important if unfortunate fact of life in human history and that understanding war is a requirement for a full understanding of the American past.
General Series Editors
Richard G. Lowe Gustav L. Seligmann Calvin Christman
Other books in the Series
FooA Japanese-American Prisoner of the Rising Sun An Artist at War: The Journal of John Gaitha Browning
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Dedication
This series of sketches is dedicated to my beloved wife, Maggie, the one who persuaded me to write them up after all these years. She did so even though the sketches tell about events that occurred a couple of years before the two of us even met. Moreover, she knew full well that the tedious task of typing the manuscript would devolve upon her.
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Table of Contents
Preface
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Prologue: Washington Bureaucrat and Tactical Air Intelligence
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