(Translated article) Saipan attacks by IJAAF, November 1944

Sorry for the delay, as usual hobby and work do not mix too
well. Nevertheless, I finally completed a rough trnaslation of an
article on the IJAAF bomber attacks on Saipan in November 1944. The
URL is below. Ther are several errors, mainly names (including the
english spelling of the airfield) which I hope to sort out with the
cross-checks later, but not tonight. Please enjoy.

http://www.kurasc.kyoto-u.ac.jp/rada...not/saipan.htm

Crosspost & Followup-To: rec.aviation.military
gernot
@kurasc
..kyoto-u.
ac.
jp
--
G Hassenpflug RASC, Kyoto University

Excellent! Thank you.

jok

Sorry for the delay, as usual hobby and work do not mix too
well. Nevertheless, I finally completed a rough trnaslation of an
article on the IJAAF bomber attacks on Saipan in November 1944. The
URL is below. Ther are several errors, mainly names (including the
english spelling of the airfield) which I hope to sort out with the
cross-checks later, but not tonight. Please enjoy.

http://www.kurasc.kyoto-u.ac.jp/rada...not/saipan.htm

Crosspost & Followup-To: rec.aviation.military
gernot
@kurasc
.kyoto-u.
ac.
jp

"Gernot Hassenpflug" wrote in message
...
Sorry for the delay, as usual hobby and work do not mix too
well. Nevertheless, I finally completed a rough trnaslation of an
article on the IJAAF bomber attacks on Saipan in November 1944. The
URL is below. Ther are several errors, mainly names (including the
english spelling of the airfield) which I hope to sort out with the
cross-checks later, but not tonight. Please enjoy.

http://www.kurasc.kyoto-u.ac.jp/rada...not/saipan.htm

Crosspost & Followup-To: rec.aviation.military
gernot
@kurasc
.kyoto-u.
ac.
jp
--
G Hassenpflug RASC, Kyoto University

Thank You Very Much for a very good read. I poured
myself a drink before I started but didn't touch it till I
had reached the end. It always a education to see war
from the eyes of the other side.
Mike IPMS

Thanks for the pointer!

all the best -- Dan Ford
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Gernot Hassenpflug wrote:
Sorry for the delay, as usual hobby and work
do not mix too
well. Nevertheless, I finally completed a rough
trnaslation of an
article on the IJAAF bomber attacks on Saipan
in November 1944. The
URL is below. Ther are several errors, mainly
names (including the
english spelling of the airfield) which I hope
to sort out with the
cross-checks later, but not tonight. Please
enjoy.

http://www.kurasc.kyoto-u.ac.jp/rada...not/saipan.htm

Crosspost & Followup-To: rec.aviation.military
gernot
@kurasc
..kyoto-u.
ac.
jp
--
G Hassenpflug RASC, Kyoto University
Always interesting to see things from the other side. I'm wondering though:
where were the P-61s that were assigned to defend Saipan? 6th NFS was in
the Marianas at that time according to the Osprey book on the Black Widow.


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From: "Mike Keown"

"Gernot Hassenpflug" wrote in message
...
Sorry for the delay, as usual hobby and work do not mix too
well. Nevertheless, I finally completed a rough trnaslation of an
article on the IJAAF bomber attacks on Saipan in November 1944. The
URL is below. Ther are several errors, mainly names (including the
english spelling of the airfield) which I hope to sort out with the
cross-checks later, but not tonight. Please enjoy.

Thank You Very Much for a very good read. I poured
myself a drink before I started but didn't touch it till I
had reached the end. It always a education to see war
from the eyes of the other side.

I couldn't say it better. You really should, as you have time, collect such
stories, maybe someday putting them in book form.


Chris Mark

ost (Chris Mark) writes:

From: "Mike Keown"

"Gernot Hassenpflug" wrote in message
...
Sorry for the delay, as usual hobby and work do not mix too
well. Nevertheless, I finally completed a rough trnaslation of an
article on the IJAAF bomber attacks on Saipan in November 1944. The
URL is below. Ther are several errors, mainly names (including the
english spelling of the airfield) which I hope to sort out with the
cross-checks later, but not tonight. Please enjoy.

Thank You Very Much for a very good read. I poured
myself a drink before I started but didn't touch it till I
had reached the end. It always a education to see war
from the eyes of the other side.

I couldn't say it better. You really should, as you have time, collect such
stories, maybe someday putting them in book form.

I thank you all for your appreciation, it makes the whole job worth
it. I'll do more as I find the time. Regards,
--
G Hassenpflug * IJN & JMSDF equipment/history fan

I thank you all for your appreciation, it makes the whole job worth
it. I'll do more as I find the time. Regards,

I assure you there's been lost of interested readers. I've passed the
pointer to the article to other aviation history discussion forums and
the people have been most enthusiastic of this article.

Best,

jok