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...States Air Force]], whose last assignment of record was Vice Commander, [[Eighth Air Force]], [[Barksdale Air Force Base]]; at the time, the Eighth had been " the lea

...ials of the Air Ministry, the [[Royal Air Force Bomber Command]] and the [[Eighth Air Force|U.S. 8th Air Force]] bemoaned the lack of aerial photographic coverage of t

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*Eighth Air Force, which commands the B-52 and B-2 Spirit bombers, C3I-ISR#C3I-ISR aircraft|C

In contrast, on the Schweinfurt raid in October 1943, the [[Eighth Air Force]] sent a force of over 250 B-17s. Using Norden bombsights, only one of ever

Doolittle's slogan was "The First Duty of [[Eighth Air Force]] Fighters is to Destroy German Fighters." While this mission could be acc

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...for operational missions. <ref name=AFlinkU2 /> The Wing reports to the [[Eighth Air Force]], with a dual reporting structure to [[United States Strategic Command]] a

...sions at night, and the AAF flew daytime missions. General [[Ira Eaker]]'s Eighth Air Force, based in England, first launched its heavy bombers against German-controll

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...w Mexico]]. The next day, the press reported the Commanding General of the Eighth Air Force as stating that, in fact, a radar-tracking balloon had been recovered by th

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...en 2400 bombers from the RAF [[Bomber Command]] and 3800 bombers from US [[Eighth Air Force]] and [[Ninth Air Force]] based in England, and the US [[Fifteenth Air Forc

...ials of the Air Ministry, the [[Royal Air Force Bomber Command]] and the [[Eighth Air Force|U.S. 8th Air Force]] bemoaned the lack of aerial photographic coverage of t

General Ira Eaker's Eighth Air Force first launched its heavy bombers against Hitler in August, 1942. The main p Doolittle's slogan was "The First Duty of [[Eighth Air Force]] Fighters is to Destroy German Fighters.", one aspect of modern [[air warf