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HEAOICUARTERS XXI BOMBER COIfl:AITO

APO 234 - clo Postmustsr
Slli1 Francisco, California
18 Aoril 1945
SUBJECT: Requirements for NeTI Wing
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TO Oe)uty Chief of Staff, Supply and Maintenance
1. The following pages indicate additional equipment and
supplies which should be furnished new VLR Nings departing the
United States.
2. This is based on our experience since our arrival in
the Marianas.
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R. ' F'. CULL"'ELL,
Colonel, G.S.C.
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FOR NEVI WING
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II M!INTENANE
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VII T RAN S P 0 R TAT ION
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1. Copies of the special lists of equipment (copies attaohed)
for Service Gr'oups t prepared by this headquarters. were furnished to
Air Technical Service Command with recommendation that these be included
in all equiprnent for new VIR uings and affiliated Service Groups enter-
ing new theaters.
2. The principal deficiency experienced by this has been
ina..dequate pouer generating equipment, which has been due to the failure
of the Corps of Engineers to provide central power plants for normal
functions and have made it necessarY for operating units to divert AF
generating plants for household use.
3. Action should be taken by all new wings to provide at least
ten (10) additional 30 or 50 diesel operated generating units.
4. The operation !if the 73rd !ling duriIl(; the fi"st sixty (60) daya,
prior to the Gua..t:I. Air Depot being able to f'urnish any service whatsoever,
indicates that the tables furnished VIR Uings are inadequate. Consump-
tion figures of the = B:>mber i'JoJ:nmd have been furnished the Air Tech-
nical Servioe for their use in preparing revised tables to
accoElpany new wings departing from the United States.. Under separate
cover, a copy'of projected requirements for this Comoand for a six (6)
months period,. April thru Septet1ber, is being forwarded to Headquarters,
XX Bomber Comnand.
5- Each new wing should also request an increased amount of personal
flying clothing, combat equipment, cameras and other accessorieS installed
in aircraft TI'hich are likely to be salvoed in case of 6l1ergency. This
rrill expedite the replacement thereof. A fifteen percent (15%) reserve
should be leept in Service Centers and fifty percent (50%) in the Air
Depot.

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LIST FOR AIR FORCE SPECIAL PROJECT 66705-HO, 66706-HO, 66707HC
STOCK NO. ITEM
1.
NOMENC LATURE
CLASS 04-B
6600-352500 flose - air 3/8 ID
OUANTI'IY
4800 ft.
,
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
fLASS 05-B
7800-476000 Machine - h&rdness testing (Rockvlell
type 4-M or Model VS12 or equal) 4
7800-151700 Burner - alcohol, brass with regulator
S.H. Sargent, No. S12765 or equal 2
7800-509000 Magnifier - watchmakers eyeglass 2t"
dial 4" focus dial 7" focus,
C.&E. Marshall No. 36787 or equal 6
7800-867400 Transmitter - test for fltugate compass
No. 40812, Dwg. No. 44G8744 2
7800-0285000 Ammeter - portable 0 to 300 amp., DC
Weston 301 4
7800-007500 Ammeter - portable 0 - 2.5 amps, AC
Model 3311 4
7800-899000 Turntable Assy. - motor driven bank
and turn test 60 cycle operation 4
7800-961000 Voltmeter - DC Range 0-30, 1/2%
accuracy 4
7800-291650 Fixture - directional Gyro horizon
Jack & Heintz design compo with
cord and cable connection EXVi 703 4
7800-521310 Manometer - wall type single tube
range 61" high complete with 8
grad. scales and mounting brackets
Meriam Model A337 4
7800-665460 Pump Assy. - portable 60 cycle 4
7800-291670 Gyro - Horizon, Jack &Heintz design
complete with cord and cable conn-
ection EWX 680 4
7800-184300 Chamber Assy. - vacuum portable 4
7800-801895 Cabin leakage tester type HB shown
in TO 01-EG-20-21, dated 20 Apr
1944 4
7800-528100 Meter - oxygen ground flow check
spec. 40400 4
7800-915000 Valve Assy. oxygen flow test
part 39B2760 4
7800-733840 Starter - test stand, model JH-I06oo
with accessory Jack & J'sintz Manual
TSM-3 18 HP 4
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1ST FOR AIR FORCE SPECIAL PROJECT 66705-HO, 66706-HO, 66707-HO
ITEM STOCK NO. NOMENCLATURE
CLASS 05-B Cont'd
QUANTI'lY
19.
20.
7800-731854
7800-732942
Stand Assy. - hydromatic propeller
test
Propeller governor test unit, Model
202FM
CLASS 08-A
4
2
,
21.
7700-247800 Cord - extension
ClASs 08-B
16
22. 8800-155000 Clip - test alligator 24
23. 8800-528870 Lead - test with orods for use with
metal 7800-043000 and others
that are furnished without leads 24
CLASS 11-E
24.
25.
26.
5900-611200
5900-
7600-280000
RegUlator - voltcge computer
Cable - zerometer, differential
Selsyn part #P90003l0Gl
CLASS 12
Measure - conperized
CLASS 13
4
12
8
27.
28.
8300-682000 Respirator - paint
8300-331700 Goggle Assy. - eyecup chippers
CLASS l7-A
8
12
29.
30.
31.
32.
8100-481000
8100-492000
8100-425000
8100-471000
Machine - sewing, with stand and
table motor AC 1/3 HP, 110 V, 114
60 eye. Singer model 7034
Machine - sewing AC 1/2 HP 110 V
1 Ph 60 eye. Singer Model#l12VQ16
Jointer - wood 6" AC 1/2 HP (bench)
110 V single phase 60 eye.
Machine - milling horizontal, plain
med duty, No. 2 AC 5 HP 220 V
3 PH, 60 eye. 1725 RPM Cincinnati
II.H.
4
4
4
4
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SPECAIL PROJECTS 66705-HO, 66706-HO, 66707-HO
QUANTITY NOMENCLATURE
CLASS 17-A Cont'd
ITEM STOCK NO.
4.
2
2
2
2
4
4
2
2
4
3
4
4
4
2
3
4
4
4
1
4
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Stand - generator, aircraft test
Brake - sheet metal 18 gauge bench
type 8 I folding width
- magnetic inspection
stationary type ferrous metals
AC 110V, 1 Ph 60 cyc. manf 120
Punch - turret bench type hand
operated 17 punch and dies from
5/32 to 2"
Punch - turret bench type hand
operated 12 punches end dies from
1-1/4"
Welder - arc portable
Saw - jig 8" cap. under guard 4"
stroke 36" throat motor AC 1 1/2
HP 220 V, 3 ph, 60 cyc 1200 RPM
Scale - spring suspended type
200 lb. cap
Lathe - wood turning 12" swing 5'
bed motor AC 1/2 HP 220 V 3 ph
60 cyc. 1750 RPM
Jointer - wood 16" floor type motor
AC 3 HP 220 V 60 cyc. 3450 RPM,
spec. 50057
Machine - sewing with stand and
table AC 1/2 HP 110 V single phase
60 cyc. 3450 RPM Singer 112Wl4C
Machine - sewing with stand and
table 1/3 HP 110 V, single nhase
60 cycle, 1725 RPM Singer 111W152
Machine - milling duplex #12 motor
AC 1 1/2 HP 220 V, 3 oh, 60 cyc.
1150 RPM, spec. No. 50342
Machine - milling, bench type, com-
plete with accessories
Drill press, bench type 1/4" chuck
Motor - electric 110 V AC 1/2 HP
Drill press bench type 14" swing
1/2" chuck cap.
Lathe cabinet PIN S43618374
Grinder, bench type 6"
Motor - elect. AC 1/2 HP 110 V
Cleaner - vapor type
portable moun+ed gas engine driven
(Homestead Valve Co.)
8100-598000
8100-927000
8100-700000
8100-598500
8100-815000
8100-131000
8100-498715
8100-753000
8100-454000
8100-430000
8100-493000
8100-469000
8100-467000
8100-245000
8100-519375
8100-249100
8100-NL
8100-340000
8100-519375
8100-193250
.8100-487000
36.
38.
39.
33.
34.
35.
37.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
50.
51.
52.
53.
46.
47.
48.
49.
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FORCE SPECIAL PROJECT 66705-HO, 66706-HO. 66707-HO
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OUANTITY
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NOMEMCLATURE
CLASS 17-B
ITEM STOCK NO.
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54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
98.
93.
94.
95.
96.
97.
9a.
7900-742510
7900-487450
7900-002600
7900-016850
7900-051510
7900-051515
7900-051520
7900-065425
7900-015600
7900-016300
7900-072050
7900-076360
7900-321200
7900-331250
7900-362280
7900-333720
7900-358800
7900-316750
7900-290660
7900-094570
7900-318590
7900-398000
7900-411340
7900-412450
7900-427300
7900-427360
7900-427730
7900-427390
7900-321320
7900-449570
7900-449600
7900-449660
7900-449630
7900-490800
7900-487510
7900-563340
7900-580660
7900-578030
7900-578120
7900-628(300
7900-628830
7900-628890
7900-628860
7900-628920
7900-628950
Tank - paint
Pinking ID9.chine
Anvil - jewelers
Bar
Blade
Blade
Blade
Burner - No. 14 Bunsen type
Bar - socket wrench
Bar - socket wrench
Caliper
Caliper
Frame
Ga.ge - depth
Gage - thickness
Gage - height
Gage - screw
File
File
Chuck - Jacobs with I:e,y Dp-42
Finger - mechanical 12"
Graver - jewelers set
Hammer - j e w e l e ~ s
Hammer - machinists
Handle
Handle
Handle
Handle
Frame - hacksaw
Holder - sheet
Holder - sheet
Holder - sheet
Holder - sheet
Mallet
Machine - soldering
Pliers
Punch
Punch
Punch
Reamer
Reamer
Reamer
Reamer
Reamer
Reamer
4
4
2
8
8
8
8
2
4
4
4
2
2
24
2
4
2
48
24
4
4
2
2
2
4
4
4
2
6
400
400
400
400
4
2
32
4
2
2
16
16
16
16
16
16
ST FOR SPEC1JlL PliU .. l.JVTb bb' ,"nu, 00 (UO'
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ITEM STOCK NO. OHENCLATURE
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CLASS 17-B Cont'd
99. 7900-628980 Reamer
16
100. 7900-629010 Reamer
16
101- 7900-629040 Reamer
16
102. 7900-629070 Reamer
16
103. 7900-629100 Reamer
16
104. 7900-623790 Reamer
16
105. 7900-623820 Reamer
16
106. 7900-631780 Remover
6
107. 7900-644510 Sander
4
108; 7900-665320 Screwdriver
2
109. 7900-665350 Screwdriver
2
110. 7900-665380 Screwdriver
2
111- 7900-664505 Screwdriver
4
112. 7900-664520 Screwdriver
8
113. 7900-662850 Screwdriver
4
114. 7900-662910 Screwdriver
4
115. 7900-662970 ScreYidriver
16
116.
7900-678330
Shear - metal
16
117; 7900-678360 Shear - metal
16
118. 7900-687270 Shear - tinners hand straight cut 16
119. 7900-688100 Socket 4
120. 7900-688190 Socket 4
121 .- 7900-695260 Socket 4
122. 7900-695320 Socket 4
123. ,7900-695380 Socket 4
124. 7900-697330 Socket 4
125. 7900-697390 Socket 4
126. 7900-697450 Socket 4
127: 7900-697540 Socket 4
128; 7900-697600 Socket 4
129. 7900-697660 Socket 4
130. 7900-697720 Socket 4
131- 7900-697750 Socket 4
132. 7900-698850 Socket 4
133. 7900-698880 Socket 4
134. 7900-698910 Socket 4
135. 7900-699000 Socket 4
136. 7900-699030 Socket 4
137. 7900-699120 Soclcet 4
138. 7900-710060 Square 4
139. 7900-709880 Square 4
140. 7900-714040 Stake 2
141. 7900-759930 Tap
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142. 7900-762050 Tap
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16
16
16
6
2
2
2
2
2
8
4
4
4
4
2
4
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
QUANTI1Y NOMENCLATURE
I FOR AIR FORCE SPECIAL PROJECT 66705-HO. 66706-HO. 66707-HO
ITEM STOCK NO.
CLASS 17-B Cont'd
143.
7900-762080 Tap
144.
7900-752660 Tap
145.
7900-752840 Tap
146. 7900-802600 Tweezer
147.
7900-810730 Vise
148.
7900-814370 Vise
149.
7900-814550 Vise
150. 7900-814520 Vise
151. 7900-814610 Vise
152. 7900-810240 Vise
153. 7900-806980 Vise
154. 7900-845770 Wrench
155. 7900-846250 Wrench
156. 7900-846700 Wrench
157. 7900-847180 Wrench
158. 7900-840600 Wrench
159. 7900-8')7360 Wrench
160. 7900-85'1750 Wrench
161. 7900-857810 Wrench
162. 7900-859520 Wrench
163. 7900-859640 Wrench
164. 7900-859670 Wrench
165. 7900-859700 Wrench
166. - 7900-859730 Wrench
167. 7900-859760 Wrench
168. 7900-859790 Wrench
169. 7900-859800 Wrench
CLASS 17-D
170. 5800-TO-00-30-56-2 Kit
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mechanic engine
CLASS 18
171.
172.
173.
174.
175.
8003-39D5824 Stand Assy. - hydromatic propeller
test.
8003-42Dl1890 BUShing - prop. balancing stand
extended hub #60 shaft
8003-42Dl1891 Bushing - prop. balancing stand
short hub #60 shaft
8003-39B4598 Arbor - prop. balancing stand #60
and 60 S shaft
8003-40B2010 Arbor - prop. balancing stand.#40
#50 shafts hydromatic
4
4
4
4
4
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STOCK NO. ITEM
176.
177.
178.
179.
lSO.
18I.
182.
183.
NOME!I
CLASS J 3 Cont'd
8003-42Dl1889 Bushing - propeller balancing stand
extended hUb #50 shaft
8003-0169652 Knife edge Assy. - balancing stand
left hand
8003-0169652-1 Knife- edge Assy. - balancing
stand right hand
S003-34J6222-2 Table - prop Assy.
8003-42All144 Parallel for use with propeller
assy. post
8003-40B4842-4Post - propeller assy. #60 and 60S
shaft
S027-M-185 Hydromatic test table M-185
to operate from 220 V, 3
60 cycle current .
8042-AAF081450 Cutters - fly sheet metal
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
2
CLASS 19-A
184. 8200-854000 Box - field bombsight repair shop
(Herman Body Co.) Old stock No.
8200-126000 4
185. 8200-573400 Ladder - step 32
CLASS 19-B
186. 5000-871200 Truck - fork gas Dowered 5000# cap.
high lift 168", 48" fork 2
CLASS 39
187. 6700-124550 Brush - dope 24
188. 6700-190500 Chuc!{ - air 32
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66705-HO, 66706-H6, 66707-HO.
CLASS 05B
Project
Stock IJumber
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'l. 7800-001600 4 ea.
2. 7800-094500 1 ea.
3. 7800-202550 1 ea.
4. 7800-208200 2 ea.
5. 7800-290900 1 ea.
6. 7800-339100 1 ea.
7. 7800-339500 1
8. 7800-446570 1 ea.
9. 7800-476800 2 ea.
7800-521340 1 ea
flo
7800-526000 1 ea.
l2 ; 7800-573100 4 ea.
l3. 7600-618015 2 ea.
l4. 7800-618295 2 ea.
15. 7800-618990 2 ea.
16. 7800-650550 1 ea.
p. 7800-065410 1 ea.
18. 7800-684700 2 ea.
7800-717400 1 ea
;l0. 7800-717500 1 ea.

2l. 7800-735000 2 ea.
22. 7800-737570 1
23. 7800-778050 4 ea.
24. 7800-768500 1 ea
25. 7800-796400 2 ea
26. 7800-800250 1 ea
27. 7800-801815 1 ea.
28. 7800-801825 2 ea.
29. 7800-801670 1 ea.
,30. 7800-801900 2 ea.
31. 7800-803730 2 ea.
32. 7800-804600 2 ea.
Nomenclature
Adapter E-9 Pad Type Generator Checking Dxive.
Barometer Aneroid Pressure Indicating 25-31"
635 to 78
Coil DemagnetiziD&'
Collimetor, 36 G0960.
Fixture hssy Instrument Xeat Bench.
Gage Assy Fress at" Dial 1000 Ib per sq in. cap.
Gage Assy Press 5 .Dial 0-3000 Ib per sq. in car
Instrument Portable 4 and 6 WFluorescent
Lighting Circuit.
1bchine, Instrument Cleaning Complete.
Manometer Ilell T:l)e', bingle T,:be Range 61"of
water.
Electric, Continuity Test.
Mirror, Dental Magnifying 7/8". .
Panel Assy Dombsight and AFCE,Electric Circuit
T6St. .
P""e1 Test, G.E; and Ilcston Position Ir,'icator
and TfPG and A-3.
Test Servo set-fr G-.l.1e.
Potentiometer, Portable'Doub1e .Range 0-500.
Deg F for Iron Constantin and 0-2000 Deg F
for Chronel aDd Alumel Tagliabue.
Pump assy, Portable Oil Motor A.C. 1/3 HP,
110 V 1Ph 60 eye. 1725 RPM for testing Automati.
Pilot.
Recorder-\latch llate Ilatch Master with all im-
provements.
Set Tester - 1 ea. Galvonometer, Differential -
1 ea 1 ea. Resistance
Set - Measuring Radio Interference Type 20a
Boonton Radio.
Stand for Fl Electric Thermometer.
Stand hssy-thermometel lkat and Cold Test range
minus 40 Deg. C to plus 200 Deg C2 unit cap.
for operation on 110 V 60 Cyc. 1 ?h AC Complete
Laird Engr type ,.VT-CliT-P.
Strobotac - Jange 600 to 14400 RPM Accuracy
plUS or minus 1 per cent to operate, on 110
V 60 eye AC current General Hadio Type 631-B
Synchronizer, - magnetic.
Tachometer-Rend scale 25-30000 RPM complete
with case and accessories Jaeger 450 type A.
Tank-Vacuum Steel 12 in. Dia. X 20 in. 10 gal
cap.
Tester Assy, Aircraft ignition hardness (Delco)
Tester .\ssy-Continuity and VoltaGe indiontor.
Tester "ssy-l-ortable utosyn Instruments.
Tester Assy-Station Electrical.Instruments.
Tester-Dead gage 0-200 1b Star
Bress 12-155.
Tester-Dead -,Ieight pressure Gage 0-:5000 lb.
Star Brass type 12-154.
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6. 8100-198000 1 ea.
7. 8100-200000 4
,
ea.
S;. 8100-206000 2 ea.
l. 8100'-20$01)0
2 ea,
. 10. 810P-219000 1 ea.
11. 8100..238785 1 ea.
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12. 8100":1l387'.1i;'<", .
1 ea.
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13. 8100-247000 5 aa.
14'. 8100-252000 1 ea.
.15. 8100-260000 7 ea.
16. 8100-265000 3 ell..
17. 10100-270000 1 ea.
,'3. 8100-275000 1 ea.
i9. 8100-280000 1 ea.
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20. 8100-293000 3 ea.
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21. 8100-304725 1 ea.
22. [;100-340000 6 ea.
23. 8100-346000 1 ea.
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24. 8100-352000 2 ell.,
25. 8100-361000 1 ea.
26. 8100-364000 1 ea.
,
27. 8100-367000 2 ea.
28. 8100-373000 1 ea.
,
29. 0100-385000 1
30. 8100-415000 1
31. ElOO-446000 2 ea.
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Nomenclatur e
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,Recttfier Input, 240V hC 3
Brnder, Tube
Stand, }arker, 8240. '
Brake " Sheet Metal 14 gage box and pan
.60 .in.' ,length Peek "'tow., -
Buffe'!' and .po'li-sher - Pedestal type 2 wheej
constant- speed,.motcir. .
Cabinet-Sani ''llast 48 1n wide 30 in. deep,
24 in. high 10 swing doors and rubber arm
inserts dust',collector exhauster fan motor.
Compressor, Air 1 stage 36 .
Compressor - Air portable 2 stage 5 C",I-I.
Compressor, Air portable 2 staGe 105 CFt!.
Compnessor, Air rortable 2 stage 105 C.,J.
Compressor - Air Stationary 2 stage 31 C:rli:,
Demagnetizer Assy - Large 28 x 14 in. I
magnetic inspection magnaflux.
Demagnetize .n.ssy - Small 9 x 11 in.magnetir
inspection apparatus, Magnaflu.x. :,1
Drill-Press Bench type 1.4 in. spring i in;
chuck cap motor.
Drill r'ress, Floor ,ty:;>e I 16 in. swing,
t chuck, '112 Morse 'l'aper,;1 '
Fan, Electric, ExhatlSt 6300 Cu. ft. 27 in,
",i liP 110 V 1750 RH'!.
Filer, Automatic, llaD!l, circulari liP,
110 V 60 Cyc 1725lUM; .' .
Foree, Blacksmith 38x42x? in. lHP, 110V,
60 eye.
Former roll bench type 16 gage 36 in.
length. ,
Former, Slip rOll, floor type 3 in. roils;
14 gage, 36 in. length. ',' .'
Furnace, Elect Head treating, 1200 deg. F.
18 x 24 x 36 in. 200'V 3 PI 60
Generator, Acetylene, 100 eu Ft.
Grinder, Bench, t llP 110 V 3450 HPJ!.
Grtpd.er, Drill Bench, Jau drill, 1/3 HP,
110 V 3450 RPI1 .
Grinder, FleXible shaft, motor,
hC t
Grinder; l>nUe auta;lati c 36" knife 26" whe
Grinder', 2 .llb 8 in. -k HP, 220 V,
60 Cyc, 3450 .
Grinde.r .<'edestal type 2 Wheel 10" dill..
Grind'er, Surface hand teed 10 x 15 surface
220 V 3 HP 1750 HPM mal; checl<,
GrL'1der, Tool motor t HP;UO V 3450IU.
Iron planishing lia.mIrer Ped type "'neu 11;'''.
Lathe enGine geared head 5 220 V 1\ PH,
1260 ilPM..
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1 ea.
:4 ea,
,1 ea\
1 ee.l
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Stock
1. 8100-061600
2. '8100-114000
3. "8100-128600
4. '8100-145000
5. 8100-165000
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Stock Number
Amt. Nomenclature
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33. 7800-809250
34. 7800-809650
35. 7800,838560
36. 7800-901000
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37. 7800-903300
38. 7800-921000
39. 7800-952800
40. 7800-970830
41. 7800-9'73970
42. 7800-974100
43. 7800-N1SL
1 ea, Tester - insulation" range:
0''::2500 V for oDero.tion on lluV, 60 cyc '
ideal 36
1 ea' .. Tester, Drim&ry elect ODei-.
6 ea . .Thermometer , .GenernloLaboi'atory test
minus 20 to Dlus 130 ,F, Rochester
430,
1 ea. Turntable driven, bank and
turn 60 'cyc oDeration
'1 ea ... , Unit - vari"ble motor and counling
motor AC 110-220V, IPH, 60 cyc 9 to 1
ratio, Master Electric Speed Ranger,
Type VS
,lea. Variac-Load Rating 860 VA input voltage,
115 V output, voltage 0-135 V, General'
Radio Type 200-CM
, 2 ea. Voltmeter-portable DC 0-1, Weston
Model,741.
2 ea. VOltmeter-portable Vacuum Tube, Hewlett
-Packard Model 400A
6 ea. Volt-ohm-milliammeter portable. AC and
DC Voltage, 0-300 AC and DC Milliamps
0-300 OC ohm, 0-200000 Hickok. 955 or'
Jackson 665J2
10 ea. VOlt-ohm-milliammeter portable, AC and
DC voltage 0,1000 AC and DC Milliamps
0-500 DCiihjn 0-1000000 complete with
carrying case'peston Medel 665 type
1 or Hickok Mouel 4955.
1 ea. Meter frequency 300 to 500 cycle
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1/3 lIP,
1/3 1'.1'
1/3 HP.
220V.
35;; for CO".
for 002.
type cap. t:
Nomenclature'
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ea . Lathe "ngine geared l",ad Light Duty. 1 !!p.
.220 V 3 60 Cyc, 1200
eil. Lathe Wo<;d turning t!!P 220 V, 3 PIt.60 Cyc
. 1750 lli'lI.. .
ea. Metal sawing. filing &;
Polishing.l 220 V 3 Ph. 60 Oyc, 1725
ea . Machine-Nibbling sheet metal 2 2Z0V.
3 rH 60 0yc. 1200
ea . Machine, Hatar,' Flaring GIld Beading Bench
. 'fype t liP 110 V 1 icH 60 Oyc 1725 <G'1.l.
ea . -liewine; .cedes tal.. Type lieavy duty t
HP 110 V lPlI 60 Cyc 1725 HH'.
ea . - "eWing VIi th btand and. Table 1/3'
!!P 110 V 1:t'H.60 O)'c 1725 L.rI.!.
ea. Machine -SeWing with '='tillld and .table
. 110 V 1 PB 60 Cyc. 1725 HI'M.
ea. Machine -"eWinG. with stand and table
110 V IPH 60 Cyc 1725
ea. lJachine-oeViing with Stand ancl table
110 V. 1 60 Cyc 1725
ea. llagnaflux - inspection horizontal
stationary t:YiJe for fe.rroV!s me tals 110 V,
.1 rI. 60 Cyc.
ea. Press nroor. FloQr type 12 in Swing 45 to 1.
ea. .Press """bor hydraulic 75 ton capacity.
ea. Rectifier. Batter] l2-24Volt. .
ea. Saw.< iknd lJetal & ';lood 14" 2 speed !I?
220V 3PH 1200 RPU.
ea. .Saw Band ';/000 36". .
ea. Saw Gircular.
en ... Saw. l'ower. 6x6 in. i Hl'
en. .Scale. Coun.ter type 0 to
ea.. bcclle, }:1atfQrm 500ii cap
ea . ucale, t>pring
Ib grad.
ea... bcale. spring sus:;>ens ion tJ1;e 50 lb. cap t H
grad .
1 ea. Shaper' 20" lloriz 5' Ill:' 220V 3 Hi 60 O:c.
1 ea . "hapar Metal 24" '.ariz 7t riP 220V 1200 llPlI.
1 ea. "haper. wood. sin,).e spindle 5 Iu-. 220 V 3 PI
". 3600 ,utI. .
1 ea . ohear. &Circular 20 gage hand power.
1 ea ., ohear Ben.ch ty"jle 5' iR. .: .
1 ea. Shear.... 14 ga!',e 3 lIP 220V
1200 ltrlll. .
ea . butlace. "ingle Cylinder 24" 5 HP. 220 V.
1800 ,IH.i. . .
TL':lIlsfer Unit. C02. lIP. 110 V 1725 RHI.
Truck ''and 2 wheel portable welding.
\/elder ,. :. ,I,'ortable '200 iJ:P 220 V. 3P.', 60C
I/eldet. . ... _: type 70h.V 220 V...
60 C" c :> l-H -" c 5037
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8100-452000 1
8100-454000 1
8100-461000 1
8100-473000 1
8100-475000 1
8100-477000 1
0100-489000 1
8100-485000 2
8100-483000 1
8100-491000 1
8100-498700 1
8100-575000 1
8100-582000 1
8100-620000 3
8100-6 5000 1
8100-752000 a
8100-763000
8100-765000
6100-775000
8100- 785000
8100-790000
8100-795000
8100-845000 1
8100-880000 Lea.
8loo-9050004ea.
8100-925000 1 ea.
8100-940000 1 a.
8100-675000 e
8100-\)85000 3
8100'-695000 2
8100-720000 1
8100-735000 1
8100-749000 2
Stock N\Jljjber

35.
33.
34.
36.
39.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
46.
'19.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
61.
62.
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64.
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CLASS l7A ll<Jn1;'d
Stoele NUI!lgex
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65.
8l00-llISL 1 ea.
66.
8l00-1iISL 1 ea.
67.
BlOO-lllSL 1
ea.
Nomenclature.
Lathe, geared tLaad 12" 8viing, 30"
bet cent 7/8" collar "C 220V 3 PH 60 eye.
b,,", c 50002H.,
Drill :.'ress. floor t,'l'" 16" swing t" C',uck
cap I No. 2M'" ilCl :Efrl 220V. 3 Pl\. 60 1
1?25
RPI1
Set Hand Saw n.uto .t.tand operated

CLASS 17 !2.
00-30-5 1 ea Er,dpment S.,t. Bombs ight

00-30-17 4 ea.E'luipment. Portable
00-30"32 22 ea. Kit Zlectrician
00-30-33 li ea; Kit; r"spectors.
00-30-39 6 ea. I:it; C.>rpe nters.
00-30-48 4 eo.. l:it., c.
4 ea. hit,
00-uO-57 5 ea.
00 _3Q-58 6 ea h.i t t Ml:;chaniC rI'VI;eller.
59 ea.Kit t Metal -liorkers.
00-30-66 :3 ea. Kit, Painters.
00-30-73 5' ea. Kit, iiel,J.ers. '
ea. Kit, Electronic Mechanics.
l' ea. Kit, Sq. Electronic.
00-30-127 10 ea.Kit. Squadron, '
l'ea. or Depot
. SQuadron).
l'ea. ,,<inior ',latch repair h.it (Ord).
1.
5800 TO
. 5800 TO

5800 TO
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' 5800-
TO
5.
5800 TO
6
5800 TO
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. 5800 'fO
8.
5800 TO
9.
5800 TO
10.
5800 TO
11.
5800 TO
12.
5800 TO
13.
5800 TO
lA.
5800 TO
15.
5800 TO
16.
17.
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28. 8084-ASC44A857 2 ea.

29. 8084-ASC44A858 2 ea.
30. 8084-ASC44B861 . 2 ea.
al. 8084-ASC44B862 2 ea.
32. 8084-ASC44B870 2 ea.
33. 8084-ASC49B869 8 ea.
4. 8084-SX2924 2 ea.
Stock Number
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6.
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8.
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10.
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13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
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21.
22.
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25,.
26..
27.
8001-1558087
8003-34 J5222-2
8003-35D5038
8003-35D5348
8003-39H4884
8003-40A4843
8003-40B3165
8003-40B4842-3
8003-40G3314
8003-41A5878
8003-41B1862
8003-41D9564-E
8003-41D9564-F
8003-42D3477
8003-42D8144
8003-42D8322
8027-M272
8042-AAF59695O
8054-419200
8084-A264
8084-T43A2501
8084-T43A20645
8084-T.43A20646
8084-T43B19777
8084-T44D1705J,
8Q84-T44A18042
8084-ASC44A856
Amt,
1 ea.
2 ea.
2 ea.
2 ea.
1 ea.
2 ea.
2 ea.
2 ea.
2 ea.
2 ea.
4 ea.
1 ea.
1 ea.
2 ea.
2 ea.
2 ea.
2 ea.
2 ea.
1 ea.
2 ea.
2 ea.
2 ea
2 ea.
4 ea.
2 ea.
Sea.
4 ea.
CLASS 18
Nomenclature
Tool gap setter side electrode spark.
Stand Assy Prop
Wrench, prop
Beam Assy Controlable prop.
Fixture Assy prop Dome balence
Spacer prop assy.
Tool distributor valve wrench
Post prop assy #40, #50
Fixture assy piston & cam
Wrench prop gov. shaft packing nut
Adapter distributor valve
Clamp, prop bearing holder
Clamp prop holeer bearing
Crank shaft nut ext. curtis
Tool assy prop cam moving
assy prop cam moving
Plate prop assy puller
Tensionmeter acft C-5,0-300 #M-402-lB-2
Fixture dual Mag tester, 220 V, 5-pl, como
,Level assy master orecision bombsight cal
Mirror bombsight calibration
Table M-series flight gyro leveling
Table and case assy M-series bombsight
, !lYro leveling .
. Tool series flight gyro leveling
Panel
Stand
: Clamp M-serieS,bOmbsight STAB. Bir.
, Clutch connectl.ng rod. ,
, Disc. M series bombsi-ght telescope p. sight
, pisc.;M series bombsight eyepiece p. sight
,Table M serJ,es bombsight cal.
,Counterweight M series bombsight cal,
Plate M series bombsight cross trail
Plate Mseries bombsight cal stand grid
Wrench, cal stabd head
CLASS 19A
1- 8200-061200 8 ea.
2. 8200-171000 4 ea.
3. 8200-360000
7 ea .
4. 8200-573500 a ea.
5. 8200-729300
:> ea.
6. 8200-857600
2 ea.
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Bar a'ssy airplane towing and steering
Cooler, gasoline motor, complete with
and dolly.
Hoist portable gen. Bionze
'Ladder, Step safety tyoe:lO ft.
Plant, electric power oortable, C-13
'-Stand assy - acft repairing hydraulic
lift platform '4 x 4 ft, .working range
13 to 20 ft. Rig:i,d base 10,x 14 x 10 ft.
1500 Ib cap., 4 heavy duty 8" swivel
casters, Aero Stand-Model' 20, Pacific Eng.
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CLASS 19B
Nomenclature
CLASS 19A Gont1d
8 ea. Stand assy-crew chief maint tyDe A-I
Soec 94-40428
14 ea. Trailer 4 wheel. 2 wheel steerable
48.' x 10'
10 ea. Tractor, towing 5000#. 4 wheel, 2 dual
tires. 2 wheel drive.
Amt.
1. 5000-685000
Stock Number
7. 8200-864000
8. 8200 -938000
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IJAINTENA f>X;E
Maintenance experience has indicated the requirement
for these items, in addition to the formerly considered
equipment.
a. Center combined shops. All facilities
heretofore issued (-l.nd Quilt for a Service Group have been
pooled ._- vlarehouses and equipment -- into th e
combined shops koO\-;o as Service Centers. (2 per Wing).
b. Cen tral i zed power plan t bu i1 d-uE.' Po
plant a3semblies are built in a central combined shop for
the entire ",7ing. This requires approximately six large
(40 x 100) quonsets appropriately arranged.
Personnel are permanently attac:1ed from each Bomb
Group to augment the Service Center T 0 & E.
c .omb Group Seryicc Center sUb-shops. An
adequately large area (ramp or combined hardstands) is
needed for scheduled inspection and maintenance. Tv/elve
(1::::) quonsets are furnished for this sub-shop.
d. Maintenance hut for each hardstand. A small
(10 x 12) hut of simple design for removed items, indivi-
dual tool kits, and personal equipment storage, by each
airplane
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s hardstand is most desirable. This can be built
of dunnage or tentage.
e. 9FC harmonizing areas. Areas having airplane
leveling facilities and suitable sighting targets are re-
quired, one (1) per group. These should be free of all
obstructions to vision for the rec:uircd distances. Mainte-
nance stands or parking areas are not sui table .
f. Weighing and retraction test facilities.
Special additional hardstands with windbreaks equipped
for weighing, leveling, and jacking, arc required f or those
0 One such stand per group is a minimum requirement.
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g. Night ::1aintenanc c 1 ighting. Night mainte-
nance must be acco:nplished and necessitates complete
1 igh'.:. ing uni ts an d gene ra tor capaci ty for each airp lane' 5
hardstand.
h. Maintenance stands. Special vlork stands to
Support working mechanics and their tools, at least one
(1) per airplane, are requireda These are being procured
and furni.shed to b:3.ses currently on special p!"'ocurement.
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1ities. A reclamation yard
'/lith warehouses, etc., is required
for systeliJatic disassembly, tagging, boxing, and shipping
of repairable and serviceable items to proper classes of
stock anj to depot repair
1" Maintenance cont:-ol fae iIi ties.. Adequate
offices, control boards and communication are
needed to manage and control all service center specialists,
inspection and maintenance) and flight line mainte-
nance activities to assure maximum utilization of men,
equipment and facilities.
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1. Ammunition
a. Ammunition storage areas with a capacity of
50,000 tons pel' Wing for Wings with 180 aircraft.
bo floodlight units for use on Ammunition
storage areas made to the TIE that
each of Materiel Squadron-be equipped
with thrAe (3) floodlight units and each Ammunition
Company be equippsd (8)
c. Additicr..e.l tractor for use in amrJ'!unition
storage areas made to the TIE Board that
each Ammunition of Materiel Squadron be equipped
with two (2) tractor in to the one authorized
and each be. equiEped with eight
(8) traater' :"n eddition to the tWQ (2) aL:.thorized).
One (1) unit of bomb handling equipment in the
tactical groups One unit includes one Bomb
Service Truck with two (2) Bomb Trailers and
a e Aw.munitior.; Sufficient reunition5 on hand for
a two rnonths-iuppiY.of ammunition onlyo
(1) Sufficient stock levels at Army Garrison
Ordnance Depot for
to ground and Air This is
AGF function and in our case initial plans
were adequate. One complete Ordnance
Depot Company is required for one i'/ing;
ene conpany can also handle two
tt'ines 0
(2) Sufficient stock levels at Air Depot for
O.dnance items peculiar to the Forces.
3. Autornotivd Maintenan:e: Sufficient AGF 4th echelon
complete Heavy Automotive
Maintenance Company ;'5 required for one \ iogj one company
can also probably handle two Wingso
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SIGNAL
1. Power Equipment: The power unit:s furnished thi:s COIImlnd are not
durable enough to withstand the constant use necessary tar efficient
tenance of Signal Equipmmt. In view of thi31 it 18 recomnended the t'ollow-
ing UJiits be obtained in the quanti ties noted:
a. Central power supply tor Service Center Radio, Radar and ROM
One l.5KVA, 220 volt, 3 phase diesel generator.
(2) Five 300 ampere, 30 volt rectifier (or zootor generator
set).
b. Central power supply tor CrotpRadio
t
Radar and ROM sbOJ)s.
(1) One SKYA, 220 volt, 3 phase diesel generator.
(2) Two 300 ampere.
set).
30 volt rectifier (or IOOter gensrator
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o. Although Squadron shops have been incorporated into Group
shOpS tit is recomnended that each Squadron be authorized six additional
PE-143';3 which will be used in the Group Radio, Radar and ReM shops.
2. Base Conatruction:
a. The following are the total requirements for Servioe Center
Radio. Radar and. ReM shops.
(1) 3 each quoIlB.te 20' x 48' Radar Shops (one with tower
tar testing
(2) 2 eech quoIlBete 20' x 48' RCM Shope
(3) 2 each queIlBete 20'. x 48'. Radio Shops
(4) 2 eech quoIlBeto 20' x 4IJ Ground Signal Shope.
(5) 1 each shelter (cement floar) 16' x 20' Housing tar
central pOl7er supply.
b. The follo'l1ins are the total requiremmts tor Group Radio,
Radar and RCM shope.
(1) 2 each quonset 20', x 48'. Reder Shope
(2) 1 eech quonset 20' x 48' RCM Shop
(3) 1 eech quonset 20' x 48' Radio Shop ,..--:-:-==
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(4) 1 eech shelter (cemont flcer) 16' x 20' Housing
tor oentral power supply.
o. The follo'l1ing are the total requiroIOOnts far Wing $uper.,onic
Trainer School.
(1) 4 eaoh quonsets 20' x 48
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(nith concrete floors
and adequate drainage facilities.)
3. Supplies r
a. The follorring is test equipment needed t but not presently
authorized.
(8) T\7o micravolters. Ferrie 16c en"' equal far check-
ing radio compass and 1011 frequency ranges of the
EC-J48.
(b) Seven A.C. Voltmeter to be placed pern:e.nently
across the power line far constant voltage check.
(0) One micro-aJ:IJ:OOter. 0-2 mi.aroamp Bcale, far check-
ing mixer st sge of Be-733.
(d) Tolo Test Equipmmt IE-45 far checking Soo-695.
(e) One Test Set TS-90 tor ua8 as dUlIlIU 10a6. on
AN/I>PQ,-7 and AN/Al'Q.-13.
(r) One Test set Ts-89 fer tastiIlll AN/Al'Q.-7 and AN/AI'I<-13.
(g) One DuAwnt 208 Oscilloscope.
(2) Group Shope.
(a) Four A.C. Voltmeters to be placed
across the pcmer line far constant voltage cheek.
(b) Four Volt-ohm milliameter IS-189 tar Reder Shop.
(c) One Teet Set Ts-89 fur checkiIlll 4N!GiQ-7 emi
AN/APA.-13.
(d) One Test Set TS-174/U to teet ROM equipment.
(e) One Teet Set Ts-175/U to test ROM equipment.
(t) One each Volt-OlllI\Yet Jr.
(3) Far Wing poillt to point and AGL .tetio,,"
(a) One DuIIl:mt 208 Oec11108eOl""

(b) One Volt-Ohmyst Jr.
(0) One signal generator RCA type 161.
(d) Oue frequency meterQ
b. The follouing test equipment is c\U'rently Butharized, but
has not proven satisfactory.
(1) Service Centers.
(a) Dynamotor Test Set 1;..83 can not check high
output voltage of SCR-,522 and .ART-13 dynam::ltar.s.
(b) Volt-oluneters I-77 and 1-239 not accurate anolJ8h
for precision readingo Recommend replacement by
Weston MOdel 5640
(c) "Precision" signal generator not durable enough.
Should be replaced uith Clough-Brangle. Ferris or
Supreme, preference in the order listed.
(d) 'Reiner" oscilloscopes practically useless.
Should be replaced 'by Du Mont Model 208.
o. Tool eqipment needed, but not presently authorized.
(1) Service Centers.
(a) Four per Service Cente:r.
d. Set ot off-"et sore't1drivers.
1- Set of "Spin-titeR urenehes.
j. Cireular hacksBu, adjustable, 2
11
to 6'.
11. Set of large sockets, in tOt It'.
(b) One radio, radar and ROM me ohanic.
l. 12' cabinet
2. 'Knuokle' ecre\1driysr.
J. Ratchet to fit :socket set 1 n TE-48.
lie 'Pair of needleno,sa pliers
.5. Small point soldering iron.
Kit, TE-45.
(2) Group Shops.
(a) Tool E'l.uipment TE-46, one per Clroup.
(b) Midget socket set, one por airp lana assigned.
(c) Soolcet set <3/32' to 3/8') 6 pe:r
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( ~ ) Tinners snips, 3 per Group.
(g) Oilotone, 3 per Group.
(:e) Cross-cut salf. one per Group.
(g) Rip saw, one per Group.
(h) Torch TI,.30, 3 per Group.
(i) Hand grinder, 3 per Croup.
(j) Riveting he.nm;r, 1 per Groupo
(k) portDle electric drill. i' 110 V, 1 per Group.
(1) Pump type oiler, flexible "5" spout t 9 per Group.
(m) Machinists vise, 4!-' ja'NS, 3 par Group.
(n) Sarew gauge, pitch V-farm. 8 to 80 threads, 3 per
Group.
(0) Battery servicing kit D-l, 3 per Group.
(p) Putii' knite, li' blede, 3 per Group.
(q) 16 oz. carpenters hanmer, 3 per Group.
(r) \'ioed cOWltersink:, til rose, 6 per Gl-oup.
(s) Screw extractors, 'Ezy Out' ill through #8, 6 per
Croup.
(t) Cleaner, tile combination brush and oarda 6 per
Group.
d. Supplies General.
(1) Service Centera.
(a) Three Maintenance Equipment 1&9.
(b) Pre-fabricated drying cabinets and partalule
heatine uni. ts to heat salm.
(0) Copper screen wire for oon"truetion of sh.ielded
roams.
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(d) Sufficient lumber and hardware for cOMtr.uotlon
of mock-ups, work benches and cabinet3.
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(6) 2 spare part.::! for each of' the following:
A!!IARN-7. AN/ARN-5A. RC-103 and A!!IilllT-13.
(f) 800 teet rubber covered #6 copper wire tor ini-
tial D.C. wiring.
(g) Double A.Co Qutlet.s su:f'f'icient :far wark benches
and mock-upsII
(2) Group Shops.
(a) TTIo Maintenance Equipment ME-9.
(b) Ere-fabricated drying oabinets and portable
heating units to heat same.
(0) Sufficient lumber and hardware for construction
of' mock-ups, wark benches and cabinets.
(d) 300 feet ruRer covered #6 copper wire tor initial
DOle .. Wiring.
(e) Double A.C. outlets sufficient for work benohes
and mock-ups.
4. Personnel:
a. It is reconm::ended that Squadrons operating more thaD 10 air-
planes add the follo'it\ng personnel to their TO&.
1 S/Sgt 852
1 Sgt 852
2 S/Sgt 754
2 Sgt 754
1 Cp1754
1 T/Sgt 867
4 T/Sgt 867
5 Sgt 867
b. It 18 recam:nended that Engineeril18 Squadrons of Service
Groups Squadrons which have more than 10 airplanes add the tollow-
ing personnel to",thoir TO&E.
2 T/Sgt 95.5
:5 S/Sgt 955
6 Sgt 955
1 S/Sgt 647
2 Sgt 647
2 Cpl 647
o. It is recomnended that the following persormel be added to
Wine: Headquarters tar operation of Supersonic Trainer School.
2
2 T/Sst 955
3 s/sst 955
4 sst 955
5. MiBoellaneoU8;
a. Clr'ganizations ot this COIlDIBnd have experienced dif'ticulty
with new equipment due to the tact the equipmmt arrived long before the
eXplaatory technical information. Soma cases are the Ts-41. 'IS-67.
R-89/ARN-54., M\!CRN-l and much ReM equipment. It is reconmended that an
effort be n:ade to secure from A!ISC as much technioal information pertain-
ine to the equipnent being used as is possibleo
b. Every effort should be made to insure that assigned Servioe
Group persoD.Dfil. are trained on the equipment to be used.
c. Squadron personnel should be given atficient training on
Uaison Transmitter AN/ART-13o
d. Serious consideration should be given to moisture proof'ine
all Signal equipment prior to arrival in the theatre. Upon arrival in
tho theatre action should be initiated to obtain supplies to renew the
moisture proating
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ENGINEER
1. Construction Requirements for a VLR Wing in addition to
those indicated in booklet titled "Air Force Construction Require-
ments for Advanced Bases
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are as follows:
NO. Required Remarks
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3
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34
5
3
4
2
3
1
4
Quonset 20' x 48'
Quonset 40' x 100'
Quonset 40' x 100'
Quonset 40' x 100'
Special Building
Quonset 20' x 48'
Crash Truck Sheds
Fire Stations
Quonset 20' x 48'
Quonset 20' x 48'
Quonset 20' x 48'
3D' x 100' precut
30'x 100' Precut
40' X 80' Sh'p
Quonset 20' x 48'
Quonset 20' x 48'
Quonset 20' x 48'
15' x 125' Precut
Storage for Flying Clothing and
EqUipment. Basis - 1-1/2 per
Sqdn Eng. Area.
Engine BUild-up. Basis - 3 ner
Service Area.
Sheet Metal Shop. Basis - 2 per
VLR "ing Hq.
Propeller Shop. Basis - 1 per
Service Apron.
Mission Control. Basis - 1 per
\'ling Hq.
Photo Lab. Basis - 1 per ~ i n g
Hq.
To house 1 Cardox and 1 - #135
Crash Truck. Basis 2 per Wing Hq.
To house 1 - #135 Crash Truck &
1 - 500 gal. pumner. Basis - 3
per Wing Hq.
Post Office. Basis - 1 per Wing
Hq.
Post Exchange. Basis - 1 per Servo
Gp., Bomb Gp. and Wing Hq.
--Day Rooms. Basis - 2 per Servo Gp.
Bomb Sq. eo Wing Hq.
- Chauel. Basis - 1 uer 2 Serv. Gps
and 1 uer Bomb Gp.
Officers Recreation. Basis - 1 per
Wing Hq.
Basis - 1 oer Bomb Gu.
Finance. Basis - 1 per Wing Hq.
WL,g Sig. Center. Basis - 1 per
Wing Hq.
Wing Weather Center. Basis - 1 oBr
Wing HC!.
A line Mess Hall. Basis 1 per
Bomb Gp. (Kitchen to be omitted)
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5 Quonset 20' x 48'
1 16' x 80' Precut
1 Quonset 20' x 48'
1 4-Seat Latrine
1 5-Head Shower
15 Tent Frames &Floors
2 Quonset 40' x 100'
24 Quonset 20' x 48'
1 Quonset 20' x 48'
4 40' x 48' Shop
4 40' x 100' Shop
1 Quonset 20' x 48'
4 Quonset 20' x 48'
24 Storage Bins
24 Storage Racks
4000 square feet of 1/4" Plywood
4000 square feet of i" plywood
200,000 bd. ft. of 2" x 4" lumber
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Remarks
Dispensary. Basis - 1 per 'ilingHl
Mess Hall. Basis - 1 per Wing H.
Red Cross. Basis - 1 per Wing H.
Red Cross.
Red Cross.
Red Cross.
Training Aids. Basis - 1 per Sec
vice Apron
Sqdn. Supply. Basis-l per Sqdn
of each Service Gp & Bomb Gp.
Supply. Basis - 1 per Wing Hq.
Paint Shop. Basis-l per Serv.Gp
Motor Maintenance. Basis-l per
Ser. Gp. (Bldg to have 16' in OJ
end partitioned off).
Provost Marshal. Basis-l per Ai:
field.
Sunersonic Trainers. Basis-l pel
Wing Hq.
Basis - 2 ner bldg. used as sto:
age for-flying clothing.
Basis - 2 per bldg. used as sto:
age for flying clothing.
Miscellaneous material for
interior fixtures.
interior fixtures.
interior fixtures.
2. It is not believed that CinCPOA \'Iill aryprove Post Ex-
changes, Day Rooms, Chapels, Officers' Recreation BUildings and
Red Cross Facilities as these are supposed to be an Island Com-
mand matter under the ne\'l recreation policy.
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CHEMICAL
1. Chemical i'larfare Units attached to VlJl
Wings of this cOID@and have been adequately equipped.
2. There has been no occasion to request
addi tional equipment or make changes in Tio. and E.
3. Tiio montils supply of incendiary WillllUl11tion
should arrive ann be available prior to initial
operations.
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10 Units of this Command have found from operating
experience that the supply of general purpose vehicles is
adequateo
2. It is recommended that provisions be made to
provide each Service Group with five (5) each additional,
Type F-l, Fuel Servicing Trucks
3. Further recommend that each Wing Headquarters be
equipped with two (2) each, C-47 aircraft and two (2) each,
8-24 aircraft, for transportation of emergency AOe? supplies
and personnel.
4. It is recommended that air tonnage allocated to
VHB tmits be administered by command headquarters in order
to i ~ s u r e that this tonnage is utilized for support of the
VHB program
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Ope...tian. Anal701. ct10n
APe 12'4
17 April 1\11<5.
UII'UIIDUlh
oUlCeUed _
SC fa 110. 11101. __
......Mit.. 28 !lov. 58
TO. Cc Anding General, III Bomber COmMAnd.
In r ..pon e to Tour Tarba1 requeot ot 14 April 1945 the
sect10n haa aad. an an .10 ot t the
r1I< ot the III _bar C....and 8ion8 lio. 7 l'Ql!ih
1-au a {2 COpie8 ot a bri.t report suamarl.s1nll
CUI' tinding
LEROY A BROTH
Chiat,
Operationa Anal,y.ie section.
1 Inol.
Inal. 1 - lleoI CO nI IlC
4/17/45
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cr. Co.\8 ot BolIIb1ng Op<l .....Uon. at VlU'ioue titua.
JI& or atrike 1on. 7 - 61 _" anal,yud to
c1et..m1ne the influence of olt1l.u4e 011 1.... and du"'C'.
rate.. It..houlc1 be noted. that the data at hand :Ln-
cl...- UI\Y 1. ctical var1ab1..a which "" not iaolatecl
tor separate atu at t.h1a coor'llngly our
c_ta are not abeolut.ti concluaiva, but _ beliav
thq are properlT representath. ot Ul. true tacta.
Conolua1ons
(a) l1&bt 1I11ona (10,000 - 2t>, t t)
aa """'P"rac1 with h1in cllQ'l1&ht 1111011. (aboYe 25,000
taat) ha.......ta1ne<l a .11gb\ly h1gb.r'r.te ot loe
clu. \0 en acUoo, a -..bat h1Nlar _jor d .....O
rate, _ a very ..ch h1&Mr Il1w>l' de rate. 'l'ha
aparatlaoal 1.... l' to ..ch 1_1', doubU... _ in
large pan \0 tha .... of 11lO JUa, but oleo
\0 tile _1..1' d.llJlUo1t7 ot oporatioo 1. lowl' alti-
'11Ie total 10 rote ..u aubatant1&ll,y low... tOl'
tile 1.... 1011
(II) II \ oper.\lOO8 (5,000 - 9.000 taat) ha...
a low loaa I"ILteit ud a ywy.1.aIw d'a_ rate,
.. wit.h tile dql1gb\ raia.1ona aca1na\ .1II1lRl'
Airorat\ in tile IIppOr ranee. of th_ 11110118
a ......t. bi..... d"ea_ rat.. tbul a1r-
aaft in tile 1__.J bIJoo\llot- ..... a.ciftrlaacI \0
-.pl.'. \M. taat.
l. neue 1 ....... tile .Ip'.'. llIIll ...d." altit__ lIIJioh
Il1nNt\ 's 'ad priMry _ -lDIuT w-pt.ao in Japan. n... apara\a
"''S'' eI ...........\1on. can be ol.nrq dl.......'
(a) ....111... 7 - 19, dqulb"* a\\.oka 01\ ....... t*-
altib'.. Vq1as '9.000 t .... or h!t/>...
(II) 1I1aa- lIII - >t, dql1cll\ at\Mlat OIl t ..
altUs'" s1I1Tb Mol _ .l1cII\q 1__ \a an av...... eI a6.0a0-
., left.
(e) MI..lI1ona 59. re.... Il.
... 1Ib1en had been .huplT reduced to. ........ below 20.
f '.
IC t 0.0.
2. A tabulation ot the 10 ed clamag. autt.
the t,ype. of a1..1on. tollow..
(d) lI1a.lona 46, 50. 60, and 61,
ral.aUvwlT UchtlT d.t... d t pt. 0 K1U.hIl t altit
a 16,000 - 18.000 t ..
C.) 1en. 40 - 45, 48, 51. S5 - 57.
R tl'<lII below 10,000 t ..
fable 1,
,8.0. 1l11cn. to the J!!]!8!l." II&1nl
A I 0 D I
lUll lI1all1ona lI1aalcn. 1Iilone 1on. Ililone
7 - 19 20 - 39 58, 59 46, 50,
,4 51.55-57
To\al.,...
of A1J'eJ'at\ 7U
290
346
2056
tlo
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of A1J'eJ'at\
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Len. all ....- 5.2 3.4 1.7 0.6 1.6
!Aft \e ..
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1.7 0.6 0.6
21.5 22.1 S2.4 9.0 1.7
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6.2 0.0 0.8
WI ... Jlo Data 19.0 46.2 9.0
7.9 J
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J1cIlteJoll
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2.6 0
.unran d.... lit' both tlak t1gbt.era in"lu.... in eaeb
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C.ll. xu IC
4/17/45
3. """l1 of t. prvoed1ng t.able, t.eeet.bo.. with oona1c1e U ....
ot t.bo principal t.aot.lcal chanult.ar1at.1c ..t t.be 1111.... 1oYolvad
.......... t.ba t ..l.l.ow1ns.
a. Q\ daTl18ht oparat1"". ""aimt. I!ClnahI>-
lAwer the altitude .11ght1 t about 30,000 f","
to 26.000 - 27,000 t ..t creatad no.1sJlU1 I. diUerenee
10 our erability to ena..., t1&l1t.... or fl&k. 1......
rapcNot.acl. clu' to ..,... actlon and DIll' beUl. d&II froIa
fl&k _ fi&ht.ar '''aroa.1;r a!fact.ad. llowan.., our
t.ot.al la... rot.a notab1 racIlIcad, p 1>17 _ t.o
radwlt10n 10 nOllel&l\J act10n operatlonal 1 t.ba
f_ galned oocperiance and .. tbe _ehanlcal .t.ra1na of
altltolde _reU... and t.ba .. r1.t.ioal pre....... QIl tllal
cOfl-"Iptlon were rel..1.e'Yed.
X-r1.n& t.be alt1_ to belaa 20.000 feat, .. 1I1&h'
M -j.n.d.. expe the to..- \,0 Mre .tteati......
appoalt1Q1l. Th. urac,. of heavy fl&k gun. ahoule! thao-
rat1aa1];y be ........ 4 ... ....t.. &riel t.be parf...........
ot 01&_,. flght.are ehoI&ld be aari<ad1 bet.t.a.. at. t.ba la I'
al\1_., _rlance !>Mr. _to th__ct.at1Q1l&,-
d .... .traa tJabtal'" lnoreaMd 100 Iwbat, dpit. the raot
U1at. !1cI>t.ar _ort. .. proriAacl QIl .... of t.ba. II1Ml_
.. tlak daM" 1nc..._ aJ_ 5 fl>14, to t.ha po1nt. _re
IIa1t of \he et.l"1.k1ng tore. ret.l&mad t.o baM bDlaol fl&k
221_, \-hi. 1M..,. ill N\tla de...... DDt. .....n..cn..l
ill lae_ to a .1pl.t1oant. cle&rael t.ba _ at laad
alU. 1& a larp wr... in qu111ltlT rapalrabla
tlak ,.- a not.able ""t. not 1&... 1nc_ ill UIa _to
ot t'I, _ a al1&ll' lna_ 10 our loa_ ....
.... t.c 0''' : ..,\1Q1l. .!be -' faat.ura of t.bo.
.. tar .. 00IIt.a are ...... .. the faot. t.bat
U. u ..,ut.T af Iw Jia fra' 1& of b hr. ill
.u.et.Nee...., .... t.cW lae_ 18 IIa1t deep1t.e the ..w1Ue>nal
: .s, .&1\1.... \bat. I... Jia. 1t 1& to
MU_ \hat. of the _ralT d....... a1rara!\ ...u
..... laet. _ t.W the ne I : aot.l loa
ltaw _ ..... hl.....
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t.he alt.1_ t.c 16.0ll0 - lI.ODD teat ap.'.'
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t ..t. on l.nll n1sPt. oper.ti..... 10 (.) ..
acCOllpU hed wit.h ext..-1;T l1&ht. 10lle--qll1ta c...,....w..
t.o t.he at.e ot th. I1Uahll at.tack... tar u -.. aot,lOll
18 car,cem.d, ~ t . 111. t.h hiah.r nOll-<lOllbat. 10..... It
.hOllld. be racarked tbat at. th low altit.u4a1'. n1sbt.
aaa1nat hea'l't.1;T tlak...utatl4ad iarl.ta th. tlak cl ..... 1&
b1&har, but t.he t1&ht.ar oppo.1tion h.u t.hu. tar bean _
&lilible, wit.h t.ho raault. t.hat. loa... t.o aU to"",,, ot
e n ~ action h.... been th. _. 1 _ can COfttl.nu.
to capitalise Oft Japane unp perednu. to cIiot." t.ha_
_..lv......105t. 1o_lt1tuel. 1l1&ht. ailon. c!apenc!a on the
ra '" with which the ......., d......lopa count..............
4. A ap_o1a1 atucIT .... ....". at lIl.&ht opt r.tiona, whar.
the alUt.... ban r""led troa below S,OOO to alaoat 10,000 t ..t
to t..,. to d.1acov.r ....at. .ttect, it Wl7, Tar1atiooa 10 ali1t.u4a wit.b1A
had on our coate.
a. rt&ura 2 .how t.he altitud., 10 200 toot 1ot.erTal.,
raporta to he",. baon flown bT 671 a1rcratt on eleven wing .ttorte
aaa1n_t. tour t.&riet. .raa. at.tacked at n1sPt.. 1t alao .hon the
........1' ot aircraft. which _ra .t each altit 1otarTal.
b. ok .crut1nJ at thi. c11a", "uuta that cl'ap
... 1ocurred. at aU altituc!a. 10 app 1;T the _ proport1.....
ra COIIplate 1nt0l'JUt.10ll Oft thi_ po1ot Will be to 10 Tabla 2, .
bell 011 a larPl'. 1., alao tak.n t W.lona 40 - 4S.
Or !II(iIlI T'1'AQ!
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o.ed. to Daule D&aa&ed A/C ll....ed
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~ 5.000 - 8.000 t ..t, tbore _'1.4 be IIO'" a.. lee. 1'....
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tbo 1_ alt1tu.el. attack. ~ tor the hlpr _
el. Thre. ~ t b can be acl.ancocl to Ul'la1D .,. witIdA
.-..a at 5.000 to 9.000 t t. tb. greater el....g. a1ght be OIItt....
a1roNott at tb. up r.ne! ot tb. ranp.
(1) Seorcbl1g/Jt. rtJJq be IIOre .tt.c101ve at tbo b1&ba..
tban at th.. 10""1' altituw... b.oau... at tb....811. el.....Uon
UllIl... the eearchl1&ht. bav.. a 101\&." t1!De to locate aaol
con. th. aircraft at b1gbor alt1tuel... anel have a wic1a..
beaa wb1cb cover. 110.... ot tbe .kT.
(2) HlIAvy nak gIIIIO aT be "Ore .tt.ct1... at tbe
bi&bor than at th. 10....1' elUtudea (witll1n tb. ranee IMIlaw
1.0,000 teet) bece..... tbough clatlo.UOD .........."",,14 be
w ..... I'llll&O ..rrore along the tra,jecrt.ol'7 (tue1n& ........)
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ttUn .t 7,000 teet than at 5,000 t ...t.
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APO 234
ROUTI NG AND RECORD SHEET
SUBJllCT.
TO. cis (ley # 1) DA'lIl. 24 Aug 45
1ll0lll
Adj General Tis Seotion.
ClMII!IIT 10
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Classifioation 151' - - - - J -'.'
DOD as 'No--"'I,
extracts willbG mo.ac-w1tnout autl1Mffy of the Ad i.I;!:rhiS:I
Cover Sheet vdll not be destroyed or removed from the attached cor-
respondence. Prior to th0 destruction of the attached correspondence
or any parts thereof see Ali 380-5 Section II par 32a(1) and (2).
Two (2) copies of the Report of Destruction \' ith this Cover Sheet
attached will be sent to this Headquarters inroediately after
destruction of the attached correspondence.
Any Officer. 1iarrant Officer or Enlisted Man who receives any infor-
mation contained in this document will sign their name below:
TASK ORGANIZATION
OPERATION PLAN
NO. 10-45
Jieholl.
Task Group 30.5, Air Search and Reconnaissance Group, Captain Grant.
Task Group 30.6, Allied PON Rescue Group, Commodore Simpson.
Task Croup 30.2, British Flagship Group, Captain A. D.
UNITllD PACIFIC FUET

"6b276 7--- THIRD FLEET .
,<..Vv, r'/., TOKYO BAY OCCUPATION FORCE
MISSOURI, FLAGSHIP f
1945. k"f-.;
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K oancelled b
DOD DIIlEC T
TIVE effeotiVe 28 58
0.30
Task Group 30.1, Fleet Flagship Group, Captain (a)
(b)
(e)
(d)
(e) Task Group 30.8, Logisti
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Support Group, R.Adm. Beary.
(f) Task Group 30.9, Eniwetok Service Group, Commodore Acuff.
(g) Task Force 31, Yokosuka Occupation Force, R.Adm. Badger.
(h) Task Force 35, Support Force, R.Adm. Jones
(i) Task Force 37, British Support Force, V.Adm. Rawlings, R.1.
(j) Task Force 38, Fast Carrier Task Force, V.Adm. McCain.
Units assigned to all groups and forces indicated above are shown
in Annex A.
L Japan has capitulated. Further information of the Tokyo Bay Area will
be obtained by Commander THIRD Fleet from Japanese officials who tender
local surrenders. This Operation Plan stems from CinCPac and CinCPOi\.
Operation Plan 12-45. It covers the initial entrance into the Tokyo Bay
rtrea and the seizure of Yokosuka naval zone only, which operations coincide
with t:1e execution of CinCAFPac B:.:::R operation. Commander THIRD
Fleet vlill issue other Operation Plans to cover the later phases of opera-
tions required by CinCPac and CinCPOh Operation Plan 12-45.
Enemy Forces
General - will be instructed to conduct themselves in accordance with
directives received from Commander in Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleet or,
if superior instructions have not been received, as Commander THIRD
Fleet may direct.
Enemy Forces, as appropriate;
,
(a) Retire beyond prescribed boundary of occupied zone.
(b) disarmed, in prescribed
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(c) Exercise control over their own assigned forces or functions
under U.S. direction.
Tl-f.1HD Fleet forces will be deployed as described herein
or as later directed. with the execution of this
plan airborne troops under the command of Cornm;mding General 8th
.. nny will land in the KANTO PL'lIN area and sei:..e airfields and
objectives in the general area of Tokyo.
2. L.is will: (1) occupy and control Tokyo Bay and the coastal waters
of in the Tokyo Bay J.raaj (2) in conjunction vdth airborne opera-
tiOr.3 by Forces, Pacific, occupy shore positions as necessary for
and for the safety of the 'naval forces present; (3) estab-
:ish minor naval and naval air facilitios in the Tokyo Area; (4) protect
fricndlj4 shipping as raquirad within the zone of THIRD Fleet responsibil-
it.1t '1I11ch is the Combat Area east of 135th meridian; (5) assist the J.rmy
in e:.forcing surrender tenns, in order to gain and exercise military, po-
liti-cd and economic coutrol of the Japanose Empire.
3. (a)(b) Task Groups ;jQ.1 and 30.2, operata as directed by Commander THIRD
Fleet.
(c) Tr:.sk Group 30.5, conduct air search and reconnaissance and provide
limited air transportation as directed by Commander THIRD Fleet.
ISee Annex D).
(d) !f\sk Gr0up 30.6, operatG as directed by Commandor TEmD Fleet to
recuiva, care for evacuate .11lied Prisoners of War.
(e) Task Group ,2;0.8, whila operating as specified in Movement Schedule,
.Max C, provide logistic support for THIRD Fleet forces at sea
and for Task Forces 31, 35 and Task Group 30.1 in Toh-yo Bay Area
in accordance with Logistics Plan, Annex E.
(f) Task Group 30.9, provide maximum logistic and repair services to all
fleet units at Eniwetok and in the Tokyo Bay as later di-
rected.
(c) Task Force 31, when and as directed by Commander THIRD Fleet establish
headquarters in Ul0 Yokosuka Area and execute the tasks Qutlined
in Letter of Instructions, J.nnex B.
(h) Task Force make dsmonstration in force in Sagami directed
Roinforce, support and cover Task GrouJB30.1, 30.2 a1xl Task Force
31 when directed.
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(i) Task Force 37, make demonstration in force in Sagami. Wan ....nen directed.
Reinforce, support and cover Task Groups 30.1, 30.2, Task Forces
31 and 35 woon directed. err 37 arrange for own logistics in
Tokyo Bay f,rea keeping Commander THIRD Fleet and CTF 35 advised
of required movements.
(j) Task Force 38, while operating in areas in accordance Movement
Schedule, h,nnex C, support Taek Force 31 by conducting air
search of the :!loa approach38 to Tokyo Bay and air patrol of
all air fields in Honshu as opecified in hir Plan, Annex D.
Maintain day and night ClJ' over T.G. 30.1, T.G. 30.2, T.F. 31,
T.F. 35 and 37 in sagami Wan and Yokosuka as directed. Be pre-
pared to strike airborne or grounded enemy aircraft, ground air
insta.1J.ations, and troop formations if specifically di-
rected by THIRD Fleet. Provida air Commander and
staff J maintenanceJ communication and control persolUlel for
emergency operation of one air field in Tokyo Bay .t\rea as
specified by Gcmmancler Task Force 31. Be prepared to reinforce
and/or cover forces in Tokyo Bay Area.
(x)(l) Tokyo Bay is conque::-ed territory and all J.:>.panese are the enemies
of United States and ;Jlied Nations.
(2) ,+1 CV, CVL, BB, CA and CL .esigned to Task Forces 31, 35 and
38 organize marine and landing force units to
report to Commander Task Force 31 when directed in accordance
with instructions prepared by Coomander Task Force 31 and ap-
proved by Comrr..ander THIRD Fleet.
(3) Be prepared to receive surrender of enemy submarirns at sea
and escort them into- specified ports.
(4) Operation Plans 11-45 nnd to be issued will cover lat.er
phases of these operations.
4. Logistics in accordance with Logistics Plan, J'.nnex E.
5. Command relations in accordanoe with F.
Comnunications in accordance with Pac 708 and. ex H. Utilize existing
military, naval, aviation and civil communications under United
states supervision. Commander THIRD Fleet in iilSSOURI initially in Sagami
Wan then in Tokyo Bay.
Prepare to receive Com.t1ander in Chief, U.S. Pn('ilic Fleat and Commander
in Chief, U.S. :..rmy Forces, Pacific, arriving by son, landplRTla or s.3aplaflfl ..
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Public Relations as per Annex G.
This Operation PIon ,;ill be placed in effect by dispatch.

Admir.al, U.S. Navy,
Commander THIRD Fleet.
AT,! ,':
J. of Forces.
B. Letter of Instructions to Commander- Task Force 31.
G. aiOVeJ,lent Schedule.
D. Air Plan.
E. Losistics Plan .
F. COlJif.3.Ed Relations.
G. Public InfonnGtion.
H.
I. Plan.
J. : Plan.
Init:i..sl TerT."..s of Surrender.
:'M rOJ-:'
List attached).

H.
Flag Cdcrctary.
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DISTRIBUTION FOR THIRD FLEET OPERATION PLAN NO. 10-45.
COMmCH (Incl. ..Iar Dept.) 15
OPliAV 3
CO'.mT. MARCORPS 2
CItlCPnC AnV. 10
CINCPAC PEARl 5
C01.. Sf,E"jilAC'" 10
10
Ca..CRU-DE,SPAC 5

CO:,J:! 'P;.C 5
CG'..ITFTHFU.:3T 10
10
COi"NORPAC 10
CO"J'PlJOSPnC 5
,'1'" '-"Sp:C ",OHM'S 2
.n 1,. ...... __ D.t-_I\..
iX';. Td .JPl:IB 5
C01,}'IFTHPHili 5
COMSl:;.fENTrPEIB 5
Co;g:.PC 1
COM til.RI;.N..S 5
5
. .1. 2
COm03EliITilITOK 2
ULITHI 2

COj.NODtEYTE 2
;CC.;Cil<1l'HIRDPHIBCO"PS 2
(;OMGEI1FIFTHPHIB COP2S 2
COllGENflJFPhC 5
10
5
COMGEilFEI.fl,DVor: 5
.. F 5
D.!:PCQl..'.GZN2CthAF 5
COJ.:GEt,SllTHi.f<l.rr 5
CO:':GENEIGHTHi.&cr 5
COi.iGiNTENTHi.RMY 5
COk..IRSEVENTHFLT 2
COilSEK,S",'VE>'iTHFLT 5
Ci}J;PHILSSE.. FHON 2
CO;c'iF;SS-t:i.FRON 1
CO;,E:;SE..FIlON 1
I'IE:.TliER CENTRl.L PH (:.nnex H&I only) 1
,\'!':.'.TKffi CENTRi.L GUAM ( II H&I 11)1
WEATHER CENTRJ.L LEYTi( II H&I 11)1
RiJJIO HONOLULU ( II H 11)1
PJJ)IO GUl.!l (II H 11)1
CC1tlstC..RTi.SKFOR 5
COl.:2ndCIoRT,.SKFOR (CTF 38) 25
(For dist. to new units joining
"," 0\
COMBi.TDIV 4
COMBATOIV 5
COMEi.TOIV 6
COMBATOIV 7 (CTF 31)
Wor dist. to new units
COMEj,TDIV 8 (Admin)
COMBIoTDIV 9
COMCRUDIV 1
COMCRUDIV 4
COMGRUDIV 5
COMCRUDIV 6
COMCRUDIV 9
COMCHUDIV 10
C01:CRUD1V 12
COli.CRUDIV 13
COMCRUDIV 14
COUCRUDIV 15
COI1CRUDIV 16
17 (CTF 35)
(For dist. to neu units
COl.iCRUDIV 18
COmi.SKFLOT 1
COIolTASKFLOT 2
COlm.SKFLOT 3
COL'Ti.SKFLOT 4
CO,,--r;.SKFLOT 5
COAiT;.SKFLOT 6
COMCi.RDlV 2
COJ>:C.. RDIV 3
COMC.,RDIV 4
COJ,;C.WIV 6
COMESC!ii''ORP:.C
CO"C,.RTR..NSP.oNP,.C
CO!.lSERON 6
(Por dist. to TG 30.8)
10
COI;!SERVDIV 102
(For dist. to TG 30.9)
COMFi.IRiiING 1
COlJFi.IRllING 18
COlillESRON 10
COHIlESRON 25
COlill.>8RON 48
COl,DESRON 50
COtiDESRON 53
COLIDESRON 57
COLDiSRON 60
COMQr::.sRQl> 61
COlJJZSRON 62
COJ.]J)EDIlIV 21
('l"Il;t'\';'C"T\TtT '"Ir\
.-. '-._-
2
2
2
50
joining IT 31)
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
25
joining TF 35)
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
5
5
5
5
5
2
200
2
25
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
,
v,
IUSSOURI (BB 63)
TAYLOR (DD 468)
NICHOLAS (DD 449)
O'BANNON (DD 450)
(1) Fbnned when directed.
Task Group 30.2
DUKE OF YORK
WHELP
WAGEl!
Task Group 30.5
CUMBERLAND SOUND (AV 17)
HAMLIN (AV 15)
GARDINERS BAY (AVP 39)
SUISIN (AVP 53)
MACKINAC (AVP 13)
VPB 26
VPB 208
. ..
Task Group 30.6
SAN JUAN (CL 54) (ComT""kFlot 6)(F)
Forces and facilities as assigned.
Task Group 30.8
D ~ I T (CL 8)(GF)
M!
TALUGA (AO 62)
ASHTABULA (AO 51)
CACAPON (AO 52)
NANTAHALA (AO 60)
CHIPOLA (AO 63)
SABINE (AO 25)
PATUXENT (AO 44)
CALIENTE (AO 53)
HOUSATONIC (AO 35)
KENNEBAGO (AO 81)
CACHE (AO 67'>-
COSSATOT (AO 77)
KASKASKIA (AO 27)
TAPPAHANNOCK (AO 4.3)
AUCILLA (AO 56)
ESCALANTE (AO 70)
NESHANIC (AO 71)
CAHABA (AO 82)
NEOSHO (AO 48)
KANKAKEE (AO 39)
MARIAS (AO 57)
PLATTE (AO 24)
NECHES (AO 47)
ClMARRON (AO 22)
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SCHUYLKILL (AO 76)
TOII.AHAWK . (AO 88)
i.lERRII4AcK .(Ao 37)
1lASCOMA (040 8j)
LACKAWANNA (040 40)
ESCAMBIA (AO 80)
CHICOPEE (AO 34)
MANATEE (040 58)
CANEY (AO 95)
ATASCOSA (AO 66)
SEBEC (AO 87)
PAMANSET (AO 85)
CHICKASKIA (AO 54)
q.<i8T
. ,

ATF
LASSEN (AE 3
1
CHAWASHA (ATF 151)
SHASTA (AE 6 mULA (ATF 106)
MAUNA IDA (AE 8)
WRANJELL (.'IE 12) AF - AKA - APA
VJiSlJVIUS (AE 15)
MAZAMA (AE 9) ALDEBARAN (.'IF 10)
(.'IE 14) ALCYONE (,\KA 7)
AKUTAN (AE 13) THUBAN (AKA 19)
GARRARD (APA 84)
rVE GVE-T
G:LBERT ISLANDS (CVE 107) THETIS BAY (CVE 90)
ISLAND (CVE 93) ROI (CVE 103)
MUNDA (CVE 104)
HOLLANDIA (GVE 97)
ESCORTS
STE)J&>JSON (DO 645) (CDS 19) CROWLEY (DE 303)
GILLESPIE (DO 609)(CDD 28) DIONNE (DE 261)
KALK (DO 611) CANFIELD (DE 262)
STOCKTON (DO 646) ELDEN (DE 264)
THORN (DO 647) DEEDE (DE 263)
""CHOLSON (DO 443) LE RAY WILSON (DE 414)
IYIIJiES (SiJ 441)(CDD 14) WILLMARTH (DE 638)
WOODVIORTH (DO 460) CARLSON (DE 9)
TEnRY (DO 513) VI. C. MILLER (DE 259) (CEO 16)

BRISTOL (DO 857) GRISWOLD (OK 7)( CEO 8)
HOPEWELL (DO Mil) LAKE (DE 301)
ross (DO 563) CABANA (DE 260)
JOS. E. CONNOLLY (DE 450) DONJ.LDSON (DE 44)
MITCHELL (DE 43) LYMAN (DE 302)
REYNOLDS (DE 42)( CEO 49) HILBERT (DE 742)
LAMONS (DE 743) McCLELLAND (DE 750)
/
,
Unit. currently assigned.
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Task Fore e 31,
roNA (BB 61)
(1) SAN DIEGO (CL 53)(FF)
DesDiv 106 (4 DO)
MinRon 20
HOPKUJS (llMS 13) ,
ELLYSON (OMS 19)(CMS 20)
H.\MBLETON (DMS 20)
GIlF1WlDI (DUS 30)
JEFFERS (OMS 2:7)
W<C O!,lE (DMS 23)
FITCH (OMS 25)
GnN (D'.A 33)
Fr.AZZR '(OM 24) ,
1'dnDiv 13
REVENGE (AM 110)
TOKEN (AM 126)
TUAiULT (AM 127)
llinDiv 24 -
POGHAllD (AM 375)
1linRon 104
PICKET (ACM 8)
REQJISITE (AM 109)
SAGE (All Ill).
YMS 177, 268, 276, 343, 362, 461, sn, 390, 415, 426, 441, 467
10 ;,.PD's .
BARR (APD 39)
31m (APD 50)
REEVFS (APD 52)
PWLIC (APD 70)
RUNELS CAPD 85)
H. A. BASS (APD 124)
(APD 125)
GOSSELIN (APD 126)
Wm J. (APD 104)
BEGOR (APD 127)
OZARK (LSV 2)
MONITOIl (LSV 5)
SHADV,'ELL (LSD 15) (With Landi"./; Craft)
SAN MAIlCUS (LSD 25)
!,ffiIlIWETHEIl (APA 203)
LANIER (APA 125)
MEL'"?T;;: (;,PA 156) ,
BRO;'!"JN (rlfA 138)
GRIllES (APA 172)
WANKE.SHA (AKA 81+)
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.
, .
\ <;--..
ISM 252, 208, 290, 362, 368, 371, 419, 488, 13, 71, 101, 284, 1
(Com LSM Group 35 in LSM 252)
EST 567, 648, 1139, 1083
~ CB Battalion (Regular)
20 Interpreters and Translators '
1 Advanced Air Base Assembly
10 LCI(RCM)R
40 LCS(L)(3)
1 ReT (4th Reglt, 6th MarDiv)
, , '
Notes:
(1) Commander Tasx Flotilla FOUR shift to destroyer of Desdiv 106.
(1) Task Force 35
\
,
(9 DO)
(5 DO)
PASADENA (CL 65)(FF)
SPRIKGFIELD (CL 66)
VlILKES-BARRE (CL 103)
ASTORIA (CL 90)
QUIOCY (CA 71)(ComCruDiv 10)
BOSTON (CA 69)
CHICAGO (CA 186)
ST, PAUL (CA 73)
(2) SOUTH DAKOIA (BB 57)
CffiVFENS (CVL 25)
DesHon 50
DesDiv 105
BUCHANAN (DD 484)
LANSDOWNE (DD 486)
LAHDNER (DD 487)
BP1JGUST (DE 739)(CED 32)
VlATERMAN (DE 740)
WEAVER (DE 741)
KYNE (DE 744)
V ~ N A T C H E E (ATF 118)
IDCTOBI (ATF 105)
TA1IALPAIS (AOW 96)
PIEDU0NT (AD 17)
DEL':'A (AR,9)
PROTEUS (AS 19)
GREENLET' (ASR 10)
SATYR (ARL 23)
TRANQUILITY (AH 14)
, BENE1,OLENCE (AH 13)
TJITJhLENGKA (HS 3)
RESCUE (AH 18)
1ST 656
Reinforcements from Task Force 38 as directed by Commander
THIRD Fleet. \
0)
,0)
(3)
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by him or when directed by Commander TijIRD Fleet.
(2) Flagship for CinCPac when
0) Available as escorts for SOUTH DAKOTA if required.
Task Gro2,E. 35.90
(Under dlrect
directed)
,
control of Commander THIRD Fleet until otherwise
lOhHO (BE 42)( F)
MISSISSIPPI (BB 41)
1811 MEXICO (BB 4.0)
\\'58T VIllGINIA (BE 48)(CBD 4)
COLORADO (BB 45)
Escorts as may be assigned.
Task Force 37
KINC CEORGE V (BB)
NDVFOl'NDLAND (CL)
GAMBIA (CL)
N.\PIER (DD)
NIZAi.I (DD)
SECOND Carrier Task Force (Task Force 3QL
,
Task Group .38.1
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ESSEX
TICONDEROGA
INDEFATIGABLE
110NTEREY
BATAhN
NOOTH CAROLINA
MASSACHUSETTS

DCLUTH
04KLAND
Task Group 38.4
YORKTOWN
S:IANGRI LA
VlASP
BON HCUl.lE RICHARD
INDEPENDENCE
J
IVISCrnsIN

DAYTON
FLINT
WALKE<!
HALE
STEMBEL
BLACK
CHAUNCEY
BARTON (CDS 60)
WALKE
HEER.\!J.NN
SOUTHERLAND
BENNER
WATTS (CDS 57)
WREN
SMALlEY
STODDARD
ROWE
CHEVALIER (CDS 10)
FRANK KNOX
NORMAN SCOTT
WADLEIGH
BULLARD
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TERMAGENT
TERPSICHORE
TROUBRIDGE
WRANGLER (Plot 27)
WAKEFUL
BARFLEUR (F1ot 19)( F)
ENGLISH (CDS 62)
CHAS. S. SPERRY
HANK
AULT
VIALLRON
JOHN IV. WEEKS
WALLACE 1. LIND
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m1!ltnry ana g v .... ...
(k) Institute sanitation and health measures, and med-
ical facilities.
(0) Prepare for relief by garrison forces including'"Fleet Facil-'
ities, YOKOSUK.O\".
Fleet and take Carry out current of Corruno.nder THIRD
measures to his general directives.
(m) Establish port director.
(n)
necessary
(1) Establish suitable hoadquarters and facilities at YOKOSUKA
for your forcGe aod for advance representctiv48 of the Army of Occupa-
tion, incluaing power and water facilities, fire prot0ction} and sab-
otage defense.
(j)' Demilitarize all Japanese in the Naval Control Zone
and disarm nIl Japanese personnel in that Zone.
5. Be guided at all times by the .fact th'at eventun.lly the Commander in
Chief, States Forces_ Pacific, will as the Commnnder in Chief}
United Nations Armed Forces when established ashore exercise his functions in
connection with tha occupation of Japan, and that the Navy must facilitate the
a.ssumption by Army occupational forces of their responsibilities.
Assist the Army in the seizure of enemy comnunicctions. air forces, arId land
defenses.
6. In conducting amphibious operations ngainst shore objectives} I desire
that there by no ombiguiti:s in commemd relations, flnd thnt your instructions
Gmphasiz.c unified command in en.ch sphere of nctivity.

Admiral, U. S. Navy.
Commundar THIP.D Fleet.'
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Cb) Ships ,nd facilities needed initially for entry end establish-
mont of your headquarters at YOKOSUKA.
.1. Uu rtH.H:;lJ.fJ\.. UJ. n:al:Hl;;lJ.J.UO::::: 'rAl' .... .... ... --_.---
ONE Operation Plan and submit it to Commander THIRD Fleet for review and ap-
Vrove.l.
2. Draft your staff and cOrnIi:and organizations on receipt of reference
Ca) and at earliest practicable time submit them to Commander THIRD Fleet
vnth the follovfing lists:
(a) Personnel needed from Commander THIRD Fleet immediately for
initial staff and field functions.
reinforcements re-
meetings bet'rleen Commander THIRD
Troop, construction, and other personnel
complete staff field organizations.
Attend preliminary and surrender
local Japandse representatives.
(c)
qUired to
4. When reference (a) is placed into effect, Commander THIRD Fleet
desires you take appropriate steps (being at all times guided by the
policies set forth in references (b) and (c) to accomplish the following
within the Tokyo Bay Aren as expeditiously as possible within the capabili-
ties of the at your disposal, tho 9rder in this list being the gener-
ally desired priority. Establish & timetable to accomplish following:
3.
Fleet end
(a) Initiate of entrance to Tokyo Bay end of YOKOSUKA
naval anchorages.
(9) Enter Tokyo Bay and prepare to occupy YOKOSUKA Navel Station
and YOKOSUKA airfield. Establish communications, including press.
(c) Seize YOKOSUKA airfield and/or other airfields as directed.
(d) Seize YOKOSUKA Neval Base. Take over enemy ships at Base.
(8) Establish defense and security measures.
(f) Place into operation YOKOSUKA airfield and seaplano base.
(g) Within the zone actually under your oontrol, affect the
lease of Allied prisoners of war. Prepare to rGcaive prisoners of war
released from other areas througfi the efforts of Commnnder Task Group
THIRTY POINT SIX or other agencies and provide receiving, medicnl, and
other facilities requested by Commnnder Task Group THIRTY POINT SIX for
the co.re antj evacuati-on of Allied prisoners of war.
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ANNEX "C" TO COMMANDER THIRD FLEET OPERATION PLAN NO. 10-45 '
MOVEMENT - OPERATING AREA - NAVIGATION

-
1. Upon receipt of orders to execute this Operation Plan the following
units will form immediately: (if not previously formed)
(a) Task 30.1 and 30.2 proceed immediately towards
Sagami Wan and operate as directed by Commander THIRD Fleet.
, "
(b) Task Group 30.5 proceed to Sagami Wan when directed.
Call in VPB squadrons when readY' and when directed.
(c) Task Group 30.6 operate as separately directed.
(d) Task Group 30.8 proceed to area "Socony". \ Operate in this
area providing logistic support for all units of THIRD fleet.
All Task Force and Task Group Commanders will keep Commander
Task Group 30.8 advosed as to replenishment and other services
required for their
(e) Task_Force 31 dll ",',ooed when directed to the entrance of
Tokyo nay Ci.!j'j .:W-' .... t orders from COI!lI!lander fleet.
Further of this force will be in accordance with
Annex B."
,
(f)
Task Force
operate in
supporting
31.
35 'i-'i:!.lJ when directed) proceeq. to Wal1 and
to r:take a show of (:LSO be in a
jJo'il-t Jor Task Group' 3C' .l, 3(\.2 and 'fask Force
I
(1) Tas:, Croup 35.90 proceed from Buckner Bay to
Wro1 when specifically
(g) Task Force 37 will when directed proceed to Wan and
operate in position to make a show of force and alao be in
a supporting position for Task Group 30.1, 30.2 and Task
Force 31.
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(c)
(d)
NDER THIRD FLEET OPERATION PLAN NO. 10-45
Area "Socony" - Not a circular area. Iletween latitude 31
and 33 North and 142 and 145 East.
"'."aa "Standard" - Latitude 31 North, Longitude 138-15 East.
6. Entrance route to Tokyo Bay
(a) Navigational points are:
M - Latitude 34-25 North, Longitude 139 East.
TB - Latitude 35-01 North, Longitude 139-25 East.
ex; - btitude 35-03-35 North, Longitude 139-44-10 East.
KD - Latitude 35-10 North, Longitude 1)9-45-40 East.
YE - Latitude 35-12-30 North, Longitude 139-46-28 East.
OF - Latitude North, Longitude 139-46-20 East.
TG - Latitude 35-17-20 North, Longitude 139-45-20 East.
OR - Latitude 35-18-08 North, Longitude 139-43-54 East.
ZZ - Latitude- 34-40 North; Longitude 139-45 East
.
TY - Latitude 34-51 North, Longitude 139-34 East.
(b) All heavy vessels will approallh Tokyo Harbor by points
M or ZZ through TB, OC, etc. When minefields off the
f
entrance, are reported safe, the approach to the ,anchorage
may be made from ZZ to TY then OC,
(c) Until fElllilities are established on the beach, a harbor
control vessel provided by Commander Task Force 32 will
.lie to in vicinity of OC. All vessels entering will
contact this control vessel. prior to entrance.
7. Anchorage Data
(a) Tokyo B.-,y Anchorages:
CinCPac Anchorage Chart Number 2 (CAC-2) - Middle part of
Tokyo Kaiwan - No. 5467. CinCPaQ Anchorage Chart NUIllber 1
(CAC-l.) - Tokyo and Yokohama Districts - No. 5468.
(b) Yokosuka Anchorages:
CinCPac Anchorage'Chart Number 2 (CAC-2) -'Middle part'of

Tokyo Kaiwan - No. 5467.
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TO_COMMANDER THIRD FLEE'!' OPERATION PkN NO, 10-45
(c) Sogar:U Wan Anchorage.
Use H.O. Chart 1291 and 2734,
(1)
(2)
(J)
19 1000 yard berths numbered 1 through 9 and 14 through
23. Point of origin bears 124
0
True from left hand t.ngent
Eno Shima distance 6800 yards and is center of berth #1.
Berths 1 to 9 are on '. line of bearing 290
0
True from center
of berth 1 (Point of origin). Distance between berths is
1000 yards. In!rths 14 through 22 aN parallel to berths
1 9 and bear 180
0
True respectively. Berth 23 bears
290 frcm berth 22. Distance betwecn berths is 1000 yards.
6 1000 yard berths numbered 24 through 29. Point of origin
bears 130
0
True from left hand tangent to Eno Shima distance
8450 yards and is center.of berth 24. Berths 24 through
29 arc on a line bearing 145 True from ppint of origin
(berth 19). Distance between berths 1000 ynrds.
17 700 yard berths numbered 30 through 46. Point of origin
b3ars 136
0
Trua from left hand tangent Eno Shima distance
8100 yards and is center of berth 30. Berth 30 bears 180
True distance 2000 yards from center of berth 1, Berths 30
through 46 are on a line of bearing 290
0
True from point of
origin (Berth 30). Distance between berths is 700 yards.
(4) 22 500 yard berths numbered 47 through 68. Point of origin
bears 112
0
True from left 'tangent to Eno Shima distance
2000 yards and is center of berth 41. Berths47 through 57
arc on a line of bearing 110
0
True from point of origin.
between berths is 500 yards c Berths 58 through
68 a,-e on a line'parallel to berths 47 through 57 bearing
True respectively distance between berths is 500 yards
.(5) 26 500 yard berths numbered 69 through 96. Point of origin
bears 114
0
True from left hand tangent Ene Shima distance
7500 yards and is center of berth 69. Berths 69 through
82 aI'a on a line of bcartng 145
0
True from poin":. of origin.
Diotance between berths 500 yards. Berths 83 through 96
bdGr 013
0
True distance 600 yards respectively from berths.
69 through 82.
(6) 18 500 yard berths numbered 9':/ through 114 located in lliyata
W3n. Point of origin bears 337
0
True from white concrete
tower on western end of Jaga Shima distance 8200 yards and
is cvnter of berth 97. Berths 97 through 105 are on a line
of bc.:!.ring 135
0
True from point 01' origin, distance between
berths 500 Berths 106 through 114 are po.ro.J.lpl. t.o
berths 97 through 105 and bear 20'1
0
True res!""".iv..:Ly
diotalll; e between berths 500 yards.
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.. nTW,&;lANDER THIRD FLE:E:r OPERATION PLAN NO. 10-45
(7) 12 500 yard berths numbered 115 through 126 west of Eno
Shima. Point of origin bears 273
0
True from right hand
tffilgent to Eno Shima distance 1000 yards and is center
of berth 115. Berths 115 through 120 are on line bearing r;&
273
0
True from point of origin, distance between berths ~
13 500 yards. Berths 121 through 126 are on a line parallel
to eerths 115 t ~ r o u g h 120 and bear 000
0
True respectively
distance 500 yards.
(8) 4 500 yard berths numbered 10 through 13. Point of origin
center of berth 10 bears 290
0
distance 750 y$rdo from berth
9. Berths 10 through 13 are on a line bearing 290
0
True
from point of origin. Distance between berths 500 yards.
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APPENDIX ONE
TO
ANNEX "c" TO COMMANDER THIRD FLEEr OPERATION PIAN NO. lQ::!2

1000 yards
1. ANCON
2. SOUTH DAKOTA
3.
4. DUKE OF YORK
5. KING GEORGE V
6. NEWFOUNDLAND
7. BOSTON
8. CHICAGO
9. ST. PAUL
1000 yards
14. PIEDMONT
15. GARRARD
16. TErON
17. rollA
18. PASADENA
19; GAMBIA
20. QjINCY
21. SPRINGFIELD
22. WILKES-BARRE
1000 yards
23 COLORADO
24. IDAHO
25.
26. NEW MEXICO
27. COWPENS
28. HAMLIN
29. CUMBERLIN SOUND
700 Yards
700 Yards 700 Yards
O. TAllALPAIS
36. APA 172 GRIMES
42.
VIES'!' VIRGINIA
1. SAN DIEGO
37. APA 203 MERRIWEATHER
4.3'; SAN JUAN
2. TRANQUILITY
38. APA125LAmER
44.
3. RESCUE
39. APA 156 MILLErTE
45.
BENEVOLENCE
40. APA 138 BROXTON
46.
,. TJITJAIENGKA
41. AKA 84 WANKESHA
500 Yards
500 Yards
500 Yards
I.
DesDiv 106
63. WENATCHEE
83. ,1 Brit. DD
106
64. LST 648
84. 1 Brit. DD
106
65. LST 567
85. 1 LSD
I
1.,06
66. ISM
86. 1 ARL
GREENLEr
67 .LSM
87. 1 LSM
DELTA
68. ISM
88. 1 LSV
DesDiv 105
69. ISM
89. BEGOR
105
70. ISM
90. VI.J. PATTISON
105
71. LSM
91. IM5
105'
72. LSM
92. !J>fS
105
73. ISM
93. IJ.IS
74; ISM
94. Il'.iS
PROTEUS
75. LSM
95. DMS
WHELP
76. LSM
96. DI.lS
WAGER
- 77. OZARK
97. Il.!S
BANGUST
78. SHADWELL
98. 0M3
WATERMAN
. 79.
LSM
99. WS
WEAVER
80. MACKINAC
100. Il.!S
KYNE
81. SUISUN
101. APD
MOCTOBI
82. GARDINERS BAY
102. APD
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In JIo._ 520p.9. et'.teot1ve 28 IPV M
TO ..!IC;
M!llliX "c" TO CCMMANDER THIRD FLEET OPERA'fION PLAN NO. lQ::!r2..
INITIAL BERTH ASSIGNlJENTS (cont'd)
500 Yards
500 Yards
500 Yards
l'O3. tJ'D
lil. 1 LST
li9. Desron 50 104.
APD
li2.
120.
50 105. APD
li3.
121.
50
106.
Am
114.
122.
50
107.
APD
li5. Desron 50
123
50
108._
APD
li6.
50
124.
NICHOLAS 109;
1 LST
li7.
50
125. o'BANNON-
liO.
1 LST
li8.
50
126.
TAYLOR
LCI and LCS's anchor north and northeast
of bertlfs 38 to
48 and 60- to
71.
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.. ir Tasks
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AIR PLAN
The following air tasks are as.tgned to appropriate units of

the THIRD Fleet:

,
(a) General surveillance of Japanese held territory and
readiness to act against any opposition encountered.
(b) air cover for occupation forces.
(c) Be available to provide direct air support for
Occup3.tion forces if necessary.
(d) Conduct extensive search and reconnaissance.
(e) Conduct effective demonstration flights over ob-
jective area. .....
(f) Attack promptly and overwhelmingly any local oppo-
sition encountered.
(g) Provide air base assembly for employment
in emergency occupation of Japanese ai;field,.
(n) Provide limited air transportation.
B. The THllli) Fleet area of initial respon9ibility for the conduct
of the general air tasks. described as follows: (1) responsible
_or operatic"s east. of the 135th meridian, a'ld (2) within the
Japanese homeland east of the following co-ordina-
tjan line: from the north coast of Honshu at Kinosaki - rail-
road through Wada"ama to Himeji - oasternmost point of Shikoku.
c. It is 3.sswned that F'EAF apd Navy Air Forces Rj1.lkyus will assume
the responsibilities for general air tasks to the westward. of
the co-ordinatine line as directed by
D. It is also assumed that will assist the Fleet
in the conduct of the ai.r tasks to the eastward of the co-
ordinating line as may ba directed nnd co-ordinated by CinCPOA.
-u. It is anticipated that tenders and patrol bomber
squadrons will be established in the Tokyo Bal' Area as early
as possible during the initial amergency occupation. Such
squadrons 'Hill assist in the search and r0conIlaissanc0 of the
wators surrounding the Japanese homeland as Is.ter directed.
The tenders will likewise provide sorvi.ces for transient sea-
planes pending occupatio!! of Japanese seaplanD base.
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F. An air base assembly from Task Force 38 or as furnished
by CinCPOA will he established earliest possible on Japanese
airfield (probably Yokosuka) during the emergency oocupatioF
such to provide required landplane servioes and permit airfield
op3ration.
G.- As THIRD Fleet may direct, assist Army forces in the
seizure of communications, air forces, and
U!.tions
A. Task Force 38 (Vice Admiral"McCain).
1, \ihen Commander T!':IPll Fleet Operation Plan No. 10-45
is placed in effect and when directed by Commander
THIRD Fleet, Task Force 38 order task
groups of his force to proceed to operating areas in
accorda."lce \lith Annex C where each task group will
as directed by Task Force 38:
(a) Conduct.dailyair search (plusanight searche.
as practicable) of the se-Mapproaches to \
the Japcnese homeland in areas of respon-
sibility as later designated in this annex.
(bl Conduct air patrols over all airfields of
Japanese homl31bl1d in area.s of res"ponsibility
lat", designated in tti s annex.
(c) In connection with the air ordered
in (b) above, maintain a show of force over
Japanese in areas of rasponsibility.
(d) Maintain day CAP (and niht CAP as practicable)
ovar of occupat.ion forces (TFf!f 31; '35: ..
37, 30,1, 30,2) be operating in
assigned areas of responsibility.
(el Be constantly prepared to act against any
opposition encountered when directed by
?EL.W Fleet.
(fl Be prepared to strike Japanese airborne or
grounded aircraft, air installations, or
enemy troop fonmations if specifically di-
rected by Commander THIRD Fleet.
(g) Be prepared to furnish air support for
o?cupation ground forces if req'..lirerl anti
hy (!..--.n.>n"I)<:L.. , Tl:irr,'l) FjplO>t.
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Can t.i.nued
2. Task groups of Task 38 are assigned sea operating
areas for operations and responsibilitY,.and air oper-
ating areas for patrol responsibility as tabulated below:
OPERATING AREA
FLAGSTAFF
STRIPES
STARS (In ad-
dition provide night
ASP to cover THIRD
Fleet units this area)
AD! OPERATING AREAS
BAKER, VICTOR, WILLIAM, YOKE
GEORGE, ITEM, JIG (east of
co-ordinating line), A3b3,
KING, LOVE, MIKE, NAN, OBOE.
PET"...R, QUEEN, P.DClER, SUGAR,
TARE, UNCLE, ZEBRA. Provide
CAP and NCAP for Fleet
units. in SAGA1!I WAN - Tokyo
B&y Area.
(Rotation to bases will prcvided for ships of all
groups as practicabla.)
,
I
ready for emergency employment, a stream-
linadair base assembly to include Air Commander and
staff, comI!IUnicatian a.nd c antral persormel, ani main-
tenance personnel. This assembly will be used to
provide for the operation of one enemy airfield i3.X-
pected to be occupied during tho early stages of this
plan and will be ready for employment when and as
directed by Task Force 31.
4. Be prepared to reinforce, support and/or cover THI?.D
Fleet fo rces as directed.
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(c) Call squadrons forward when ready to receive.
Cd) ';Nhan squadrons condw..:t the 1'01-
lOWing patrole, paying particular attentinn
to move.r:lOnt. Japaneso- units _investi.eating
B. COll\lllilIldor Task Group 30.5 (Captain Grant).
1. Commander THIRD Fleet Operation Plan lQ-.45 is placed
in effeet and when directed by Commander THIRD Fleet, Com-
mander Task Group-30. 5 will:
(a) Establish tenders assigned iii the Tokyo Area.
(b) Survey and establish necessary ssaplane op-
erating area, buoyed and lighted within the
capacity of th0 tenders assigned.
A. Garrison squadrons s.nd ground echelons will be a:lsigned
appropri. te when installed.
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(3) Nightl>' patrol Tokyo B;ly dong eastern
coast Honshu as far as Sendai.
BUSPl.Cl0US movements J keeping Commander
THIRD Fleet constantly infomed of sightings:
(1) Daily and nichtly patrol southern
coastal area Honshu west of Tokyo Bay
east of 135
0
E or co-ordinating line,
to include Inland Sea, Kii Suido, I&e
Wan and Surugu Wan.
(4) Daily Japan Sea coastal are&
Honshu from MaizUtu to Funakawa
(2) Daily patrols from Tokyo Bay area along
eastern cOast Honshu - Hokkaido to
farthest prudent northern limit.
(6) Other patrols as directed.
(5) Daily Hachijo Shima - Mujabu
Shima - Nii Shima - Tokyo Bay line.
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(g) Be prepared to cover and support THIRD Fleet
forces as directed.
(h) Be prepared to provide for emergency em-
a unit for control and operation,
on a limited basis, of one occupied seaplane
base. Such unit should include base com-
mander, staff, communication, control and
maint.enance personnel. Such unit to be react'
for employment when and as directed by Com-
Task Force 31.
(e) Be prepared for offensive patrols and searches
as may be directed by Commander THIRD Fleet.
(f) Be prepared to control, service and aCCommo-
date limited numbers transient seaplanes.
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