Author : Office of Air Force History and U S Air,Office of Office of Air Force History and U.S. Air Force,Army Air Army Air Forces
Publisher : CreateSpace
Page : 240 pages
File Size : 41,7 Mb
Release : 2015-03-25
Category : Electronic
ISBN : 1511427574
Army Air Forces Statistical Digest, 1946 by Office of Air Force History and U S Air,Office of Office of Air Force History and U.S. Air Force,Army Air Army Air Forces Pdf
Army Air Forces Statistical Digest summarizes the great volume of statistical information collected and published by the various offices in Headquarters, AAF and certain AAF commands. The more important data on the many activities and operations of the AAF are brought together on a uniform basis to serve as an official and basic reference manual for the Army Air Forces, War Department and other interested Government agencies. The 1946 edition of the Digest is designed to be the first in an annual series, and each issue will be revised to meet current needs and to bring the many series up to date. Previous editions - Army Air Forces Statistical Digest (World War II) and Supplement Number 1 thereto - made available summary statistics on World War II and on selected subjects for 1945, respectively. The present issue includes the majority of the tables carried in the earlier volumes with the exception of the section on World War II combat operations. Historical continuity has been preserved, and each series has been brought forward through 1946. Continuing research in the sources and validity of the data has, in several instances, effected major changes and extended the data to cover earlier periods. Several revisions, both in content and format, have been made during the preparation of this issue. For example, the many reorganizations and regroupings of commands preclude the continuity in any series on personnel information by command. To overcome the changes in command structure, a new box head has been introduced at the appropriate date. By this device, reorganization changes become more readily apparent. Where a command has merely undergone a change in name as in the case of Air Materiel Command - from Air Technical Service Command - the newest name is utilized generally throughout the series.