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a. Naval and Marine aircraft flew a total of 1, 148 sorties over the four-day
period, including 424 from BOXER, PHILIPPINE SEA and BON HOMME RICHARD
on the east coast, 283 from BATAAN and OCEAN on the west coast, 40 by Patrons,
and 401 by shore-based USMC. During the first three days of the period, east
coast carrier aircraft flew interdiction missions from Songjin to Kojo, and struck
electric stations, power houses, penstocks and transformer yards at Kyosen,
Puryong, and Hoyangdong. Task Force 77 replenished on the last day of the period
and conducted no air operations. West coast carrier aircraft struck targets along
the coast from Chinnampo to Haeju and inland to Sariwon. 1st MAW flew 72 close
support sorties for the 1st MarDiv. (COMNAVFE) (SECRET)
b. On the east coast, the battleship IOWA, supported by 7 destroyer type
vessels, bombarded targets at Chongjin, Songjin, Tanchon and Chaho. One
destroyer escort fired on targets at Hungnam. Two.destroyers fired on targets
at Wonsan. One heavy cruiser, supported by 2 destroyers, hit troop and gun
positions at the bombline. (COMNAVFE) (SECRET)
C. On the west coast, 4 destroyer type ships bombarded troop and gun
positions in the Chodo-Sokto area and on the Ongjin Peninsula. (COMNAVFE)
(SECRET)
d. Observed losses inflicted on enemy (less damage claims) included:
173 enemy personnel casualties
DESTROYED
Vehicles
14
Boats
26
Bunkers
15
Gun positions
12
Warehouses
2
Buildings
107
Supply dumps
8
POL dumps
1
Ammunition dumps
2
RR cars
12
RR tracks cut
95
RR bridges
4
Hydroelectric installations
1
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