v+210pp

vi+43pp

iv+47pp

vii+37pp

vii+152pp

xi+141pp

Summarizes all war production industries at top level. Many statistical tables. iv+17 pages of text and tables. 15,700 words.

Full details of industry, production, and bombing effects. All naval ordnance and equipment except ships themselves. Extensive statistical tables. v+24 pages of text, tables and graphics. 18,000 words.

Full details of industry, production, and bombing effects. All army ordnance and equipment including tanks and trucks. Extensive statistical tables. iv+26 pages of text, tables and graphics. 23,000 words.

Full details of industry, production, and bombing effects. iv+18 pages of text, tables and graphics. 16,500 words.

Full details of industry, production, and bombing effects. Much information on both prewar and wartime development of what was to become one of the world's greatest automotive industries. Extensive statistical tables. iv+10 pages of text and tables. 11,200 words.

Full details of industry, production, and bombing effects. Much information on both prewar and wartime development of what was to become for some years the world's greatest shipbuilding industry. Extensive statistical tables. iv+47 pages of text and tables. 31,100 words.

Full story of the industry, damage, oil stocks, and production. ii+283 pages of text, tables and graphics. 113,500 words.

Comprehensive analysis of all aspects of Japan's war economy, drawing on the findings of many lower-level reports. The appendixes cover (A) an analysis of the extent to which U.S. intelligence did and did not accurately assess the economy, (B) the first estimates of Japan's GNP (since superseded by later work) and (C) 205 detailed statistical tables. ix+231 pages of text, tables and graphics. 137,500 words.

Covers all aspects of transportation -- including rail as well as seaborne -- and all means of attack. In-depth description of pre-war history of transportation and its economic significance (since Meiji times) with extensive statistics. Sequence of 16 color foldout maps shows progress of anti-shipping campaign, with location and cause of every sinking. v+139pages of text, tables and graphics + 27 large foldout charts. 91,200 words.

ix+79pp

Includes operational statistics on all allied air forces against Japan as well as brief narratives. iv+13 pages of text and tables. 9,100 words.

Comprehensive account with extensive statistics on all aspects of Japanese air forces and their operations. The only attempt to reconcile scattered available data on Japanese aircraft inventory, production, and losses. Extensive data on pilot training and losses. vii+80 pages of text, tables and graphics + 3 foldout charts. 47,800 words.

Topics: Japanese technology, army-navy cooperation, technical aid from Germany, aircraft, jet and rocket propulsion, special attack weapons, ramming tactics against B–29s, Jap fighter vs. the B–29, machine guns and cannon, offset-firing fighter armament, specialized bombs and bombing, torpedoes, air-launched rockets, guided missiles and proximity fuzes, aircraft armor, electronics, the paper balloons, and "death ray". vi+71 pages of text, tables and graphics. 26,800 words.

Unique comprehensive study of all aspects of Japanese Army logistics, with extensive data and interviews with key Japanese officers. vii+186 pages of text, tables and graphics + 5 foldout charts. 80,200 words.

Essentially a command history narrative of MacArthur's Southwest Pacific Area (SWPA) Command from first to last. v+60 pages of text. 46,700 words.

Comprehensive account of B-29 operations with extensive statistics. vi+36 pages of text, tables, and graphics. vi+36 pages of text, tables, and graphics. 22,400 words.

Command history of General Claire Chennault's forces, including American Volunteer Group ("Flying Tigers"), with statistics and maps. v+102 pages of text, tables, and graphics. 66,900 words.

Story of the first large-scale long-distance airlift network. v+13 pages of text, tables and graphics. v+13 pages. 6,800 words.

MacArthur's "other air force," command history with maps & statistics. v+19 pages of text, tables and graphics + 5 foldout charts. 15,900 words.

The Central Pacific and Aleutian air forces.vii+50 pages of text, tables and graphics.

MacArthur's main air arm under the amazingly resourceful General George Kenney. Many maps including series of 5 color foldouts tracing the history of the air war in SWPA. vi+106 pages of text, tables and graphics + 9 foldout charts. 29,700 words.

Argues dominant role of Army air power in Pacific War, with series of 4 foldout color maps tracing course of the war. vi+70 pages of text and tables + 4 foldout charts. 45,700 words.

Transcripts of 108 interrogations, most of Japanese naval officers, about naval war in Pacific, with many maps, diagrams, and tables. Includes bio sketches of those interrogated. xv+286+v+290 pages of text, tables, and graphics + 5 foldout charts. 340,500 words.

Somewhat uneven coverage of naval (only) campaigns. xv+389 pages of text, tables, and graphics + charts.

Covers all aspects of naval air operations, with extensive statistics. Never published due to Air Force opposition. iii+121 pages of text, tables and graphics + 17 charts.29,200 words.

Includes interrogations, maps (some poorly reproduced), photos, and diagrams. iii+126 pages.

Includes interrogations, maps (some poorly reproduced), photos, and diagrams. ix+128 pages of text, tables, and graphics. 94,000 words.

Includes interrogations, maps (some poorly reproduced), photos, and diagrams. iv+370 pages.

v+21 pages.

vi+123 pages.

Describes and analyzes all aspects of Japanese military and naval intelligence. vi+124 pages of text, tables and graphics. 77,000 words.