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i. TOLEDO, DEHAVEN and SWENSON patrolling on east coast
fired on various targets of opportunity, and at 1543/08(KT) were
relieved by HELENA, with DESTROYER DIVISION 111 which had con-
ducted a harassing and interdiction bombardment in the vicinity of
Tanchon (40-28N 128-54E) on the night of 7-8 August with heavy damage
and fires reported in rail and warehouse areas. KENYA, COSSACK and
COCKADE patrolled west coast. (COMNAVFE) (SECRET)
j. CINCFE has directed that all carrier air efforts for the period
8 through 17 August be of close support and interdiction type. Coordi-
nation control and target direction will be the responsibility of the
Joint Operation Center at Taegu. (COMNAVFE) (SECRET)
AIR
k. On 9 August, 25 B-29's bombed individual highway and railroad
bridges with excellent results. Three missions of 4 B-26's bombed
highway and railroad bridges with poor to excellent results. Thirteen
B-26's and 8 F-82's performed night intruder missions. Missions by
F-80s and F-51s were generally successful. USAF claims for 9 August,
based on incomplete reports, include: 2 tanks, 4 trucks, 2 box cars,
2 buildings, and 1 gun position destroyed; 5 tanks, 10 trucks, 1 locomo-
tive, 10 box cars, 1 building, and 1 railroad road tunnel damaged. (FEAF)
(SECRET)
1. On 10 August, one B-29 group will bomb marshalling yards and
locomotive shops at Wonsan. Two B-29 groups will bomb the oil refinery
at Wonsan, (FEAF) (SECRET)
m. The unidentified B-29 type aircraft, reported on 7 August
with bombing aircraft over Pyongyang, now has been identified as a
USAF RB-29. (FEAF) (SECRET)
Coordinated by Office of Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, U.S. Army
Extensions: 131-55245, 55766, 72591
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