Barry Goldwater
→
Camp Griffiss
→
Carl Spaatz
→
Charles Lindbergh
("United States Army Air Corps")
→
Charles Pearre Cabell
→
Chuck Yeager
→
Circle R
→
Clark Gable
→
Curtis LeMay
→
Elliott Roosevelt
→
Frank O’Driscoll Hunter
→
George C. Kenney
→
George Wallace
→
Gordon MacRae
→
Hap Arnold
→
Haywood S. Hansell
→
Howard Zinn
→
James H. Doolittle
→
James Roy Andersen
→
Jim Wright
→
John W. Wydler
→
Lewis F. Powell Jr.
→
Lewis H. Brereton
→
Luis Alvarez
→
Mark Felt
→
Merian C. Cooper
→
Mitchel Field complex
→
Mort Sahl
→
Nicholas deB. Katzenbach
→
Norman Lear
→
Norman Lear
→
Operation Meetinghouse
→
Paul W. Tibbets Jr.
→
Robert McNamara
→
Slade Gorton
→
Ted Stevens
→
Theodore Van Kirk
→
Thomas Ferebee
→
Thornton Wilder
→
Uzal G. Ent
→
William H. Rehnquist
→
|
militaryBranch
|
Allied strategic bombers
→
Beauvais–Tillé Airport
→
Camp Griffiss
→
Circle R
→
Curtiss P-40 Warhawk
→
Douglas C-47 Skytrain
→
Henderson Field
→
Invasion of Tinian
→
Kunming
→
L.F. Wade International Airport
("United States Army Air Forces (historical)")
→
Little Boy
→
Mitchel Field complex
→
North American B-25B Mitchell
→
RAF Fairford
→
RAF Honington
→
Republic P-47 Thunderbolt
→
Rolls-Royce Merlin
→
Supermarine Spitfire
→
The Hump
→
Tinian
→
Victor 82
→
Window (radar countermeasures)
→
de Havilland Mosquito
→
|
usedBy
|
Curt Gowdy
→
David Rose
→
Gary Merrill
→
Jack Ruby
→
Joe DiMaggio
→
John Ehrlichman
→
John M. Harlan II
→
Johnny Most
→
Marv Levy
→
Robert Altman
→
Tom Landry
→
Vic Raschi
→
Walter H. Shorenstein
→
Walter Netsch
→
William Wyler
→
|
militaryService
|
14th Air Force
→
23rd Fighter Group
→
509th Composite Group
→
Air Transport Command
→
Army Air Forces Training Command
("Army Air Forces")
→
China Air Task Force
→
Fifteenth Air Force
→
Ninth Air Force
("Army Air Forces")
→
Seventh Air Force
→
Thirteenth Air Force
→
Twelfth Air Force
→
Twentieth Air Force
→
United States Armed Forces in World War II
→
|
branch
|
Air Transport Command
→
Army Air Forces Training Command
→
China Air Task Force
→
Fifteenth Air Force
→
Ninth Air Force
→
Seventh Air Force
→
Tenth Air Force
→
Twelfth Air Force
→
Twentieth Air Force
→
|
partOf
|
B-29 Superfortress
→
Beechcraft C-45 Expeditor
→
Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress
→
Consolidated B-24 Liberator
→
Douglas C-47 Skytrain
→
Lockheed P-38 Lightning
→
North American B-25B Mitchell
→
North American P-51 Mustang
→
Republic P-47 Thunderbolt
→
|
primaryUser
|
44-86292
→
American Campaign Medal
→
Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal
→
Bockscar
→
Douglas A-26 Invader
→
European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal
→
North American B-25B Mitchell
→
Tenth Air Force
("Army Air Forces")
→
World War II Victory Medal
→
|
serviceBranch
|
Allied operations in Western Europe
→
Battle of Cape Gloucester
→
Borneo campaign (1945)
→
Chindits
→
Chinese Expeditionary Force
→
Invasion of Guam
→
Long Range Penetration Groups
→
Operation Cobra
→
|
supportedBy
|
44-86292
→
Bockscar
→
Enola Gay
→
Little Boy
→
Moffett Field, California
("United States Army Air Forces (historical)")
→
Operation Vittles
→
atomic bombing of Hiroshima
→
|
operator
|
Battle of El Alamein
→
Battle of Hamburg
→
Battle of Iwo Jima
→
Big Week
→
Operation Tidal Wave
→
Ploiești raid
→
|
belligerent
|
George C. Kenney
→
Theodore Van Kirk
→
Thomas Ferebee
→
Uzal G. Ent
→
|
employer
|
Bruce Cabot
→
Burgess Meredith
→
James Stewart
→
Mario Puzo
→
|
servedIn
|
United States Army Air Forces
("USAAF")
→
United States Army Air Forces
("U.S. Army Air Forces")
→
United States Army Air Forces
("Army Air Forces")
→
|
alsoKnownAs
|
Operation Gomorrah
→
Operation Meetinghouse
→
atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
→
|
conductedBy
|
Allied Combined Operations Headquarters
→
Operation Postern
→
Philippines campaign (1941–1942)
→
|
involves
|
Carl Spaatz
→
James H. Doolittle
→
James Roy Andersen
→
|
memberOf
|
Defense of the Reich
→
JG 26
→
Tairiku Datsū Sakusen
→
|
opponent
|
Kammhuber Line
→
Luftwaffe
→
Operation Ichi-Go
→
|
opposedBy
|
Doolittle Raid
→
Operation Tidal Wave
→
Tokyo Raid
→
|
plannedBy
|
Truk Lagoon
→
Urakami district of Nagasaki
→
|
attackedBy
|
Jagdgeschwader 26
→
Royal Hungarian Air Force
→
|
engagedAgainst
|
Air War College
→
United States Air Force Test Pilot School
→
|
foundedBy
|
China Theater
→
South-East Asian theatre of World War II
→
|
involvedForce
|
Air Transport Command
→
Project Alberta
→
|
parentOrganization
|
Allied bombing of Hungary
→
The Hump airlift over the Himalayas
→
|
participant
|
Operation Torch
("Twelfth Air Force")
→
|
airComponent
|
44-86292
→
|
airForce
|
Operation Goodtime
→
|
airSupportBy
|
Operation Dracula
→
|
airSupportFrom
|
China Burma India Theater
→
|
alliedForce
|
Packard V-1650
→
|
alliedService
|
RAF Second Tactical Air Force
→
|
alliedWith
|
War Department Circular 59 (1941)
→
|
appliesToBranch
|
Yeager: An Autobiography
→
|
associatedOrganization
|
Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site
→
|
associatedWith
|
Glenn L. Martin Company plant, Omaha, Nebraska
→
|
associatedWithOrganization
|
Allied bombing of Germany
("Eighth Air Force")
→
|
carriedOutBy
|
Fifteenth Air Force
→
|
commandStructure
|
RAF Coastal Command
→
|
cooperatedWith
|
Allied air forces
→
|
coordinatedWith
|
War Department Circular 59 (1941)
("Army Air Forces")
→
|
definesTerm
|
Fat Man
→
|
deliveredBy
|
JG 52
→
|
engagedOpponent
|
Operation Detachment
→
|
forceType
|
Eighth Air Force
→
|
formerBranch
|
National Republican Air Force
→
|
foughtAgainst
|
Joint Task Force One
→
|
hasBranch
|
atomic bombing of Nagasaki
→
|
hasOperator
|
Hethel, Norfolk, United Kingdom
→
|
historicallyAssociatedWith
|
Aleutian Islands campaign
→
|
involvedBranch
|
Allied strategic bombing of Japan
→
|
mainForce
|
Allied bombing of Germany
→
|
mainParticipants
|
War Department Circular 59 (1941)
→
|
mainSubject
|
attack on Pearl Harbor
→
|
militaryBranchAttacked
|
Winged Victory (film)
→
|
militaryBranchDepicted
|
Buckley Space Force Base
→
|
militaryBranchHistory
|
Royal Romanian Air Force
→
|
opposed
|
Defense against the Combined Bomber Offensive
→
|
opposedTo
|
United States Department of War
→
|
oversaw
|
Tokyo Raid
→
|
participants
|
atomic bombing of Hiroshima
→
|
perpetrator
|
Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo
→
|
portrays
|
United States Air Force
→
|
precededBy
|
United States Army Air Corps
→
|
predecessorOf
|
Executive Order 8873
→
|
relatedTo
|
National Security Act of 1947
→
|
separatedFrom
|
Glamorous Glennis
→
|
serviceBranchAssociation
|
14th Air Force
→
|
serviceBranchDuringWWII
|
Thirteenth Air Force
→
|
serviceBranchPre1947
|
United States Army Air Corps
→
|
successor
|
Schwalbe
→
|
usedAgainst
|