Ww2 airfields in us

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      Maps of United States military bases exist for Tutuila, Samoa and New Caledonia during the War, and for Guam and Subic Bay in the Philippine Islands after the War. A few early textual documents and maps relate to the establishment of Navy Yards in the eastern United States, including those at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Brooklyn, New York, and ...

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      WWII Airfields of the Island of Hawaii Map from Star Bulletin Newspaper. Courtesy hawaiianexpressair.com. B-18 at Hickam Field, January 1940, 15th AW photo. B-18’s with upper turrets extended in flight over Hawaii, 15th AW photo.

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    • [DOC File]WW2

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      Aircraft carriers were of critical importance in the Pacific theatre of war, where airfields were scarce. Indeed, many great naval battles were fought entirely out at sea. Aircraft carriers would convoy with other warships so that when an enemy force was encountered it could launch fighter planes and torpedo bombers to attack the enemy force.

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      Tokyo resented this warning, and eventually won permission from the weak Vichy government to use airfields in Indochina, and by September had joined the Rome-Berlin Axis. As a countermove, the United States imposed an embargo on export of oil and scrap metal to Japan, materials on which they were heavily dependent in its war with China ...

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    • [DOC File]Big Island Bomber

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      The attacker they had in mind was the United States. If the United States entered the war, it would be forced to fight in both Asia and Europe.Hitler hoped that the threat of a two-front war would ensure American neutrality for a while longer.However, events caused his Japanese allies to …

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    • [DOCX File]National Archives

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      The US bombing campaign. From March 1945, the USA began to use the newly-captured airfields to launch a massive bombing campaign against Japanese factories and civilians. In just one raid on Tokyo, over 83,000 civilians were killed. Firebomb attacks on Japanese cities destroyed 25% of homes and forced millions to flee to the countryside.

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