247 Page 1945 AAF MATAF Army Air Forces Blockade of Italy WWII Study on Data CD for Sale

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247 Page 1945 AAF MATAF Army Air Forces Blockade of Italy WWII Study on Data CD For Sale

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"Blockade" is the story of the efforts of MATAF, ably supported on many occasions by MASAP, to completely seal off the German forces of Army Group "C" in North Italy from rail connections with the Reich. It is the story of the dogged execution of a carefully planned program of rail interdiction in the most difficult terrain our airmen have ever faced, the Alps. It is the story of flak, the very heaviest concentrations the Germans could muster, and what we did to counter it. It is the story of attacks on large bridges whose destruction caused permanent blocks of the lines and, more frequently, the story of attacks on small bridges and fills which though hit and destroyed would have to be attacked again and again in the furious, never-ceasing battle between our air forces and the German repair crews. It is the story of perseverance, determination, and success --- success because it is generally conceded by the senior German personnel on the staff of General Von Veitinghof, C-in-C of the Wehrmacht in Italy, including the General himself, that the interdiction of supply lines and the destruction of stores of ammunition and fuel were the main reasons for the quick defeat of the Germans in Italy.