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Item title: Nao (Sho) Group (Shudan) intelligence record (air) no. 1, 8 September 1944
Title (kanji)
Location:Australian War Memorial (AWM55 5/27)
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AJRP details
AJRP module: Australian War Memorial official records
AJRP series: Allied Translator and Interpreter Section (ATIS) publications
AJRP sub-series: ATIS enemy publications
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Location details
Institution: Australian War Memorial
Call number: AWM55 5/27
Inst. series: AWM55
Inst. sub-series: AWM55 5/-
Item: EP-318
Item qualities
Quantity / desc: 10 pages
Access: Open
Item type: Unpublished, Official
Category: Intelligence report
Item content
Creation date (d/m/y): 7/2/1945
Conflict code: Pacific War (1941-1945)
Keywords:AERIAL OPERATIONS, INTELLIGENCE, BOMBARDMENT, STRAFING, CASUALTIES, PROPAGANDA
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Japanese unit names:35th Army NAO Group HQ
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Languages: English
Area:Tanauan [Philippines, Leyte]
Visayan Sea [Philippines]
Mindanao [Philippines]
Palau Island [Central Pacific, Caroline Islands]
Content: This is an Allied Translator and Interpreter Section (ATIS) translation of a Japanese publication captured at Tanauan on 29 October 1944 during the US campaign to recapture the Philippines. This item is a booklet on air activity in the Visayas and Mindanao entitled "Nao (Sho) Group (Shudan) (35th Army) intelligence record (air) No. 1", issued on 8 September 1944 by Nao Group Headquarters. It contains intelligence reports about Allied landings on Halmahera, Talaud, Tap and Palau Islands, various tables showing number and effects of Allied air raids, and a section on "lessons learned from enemy bombings".
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Last modified:03/05/2009 09:01:22 AM
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