Tenth Air Force

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The Tenth Air Force was a United States Army Air Forces formation best known for its operations in the China-Burma-India Theater during World War II, providing air support, transport, and strategic bombing against Japanese forces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Army Air Forces formation
numbered air force
alliance Allied Powers
branch United States Army
conflict World War II
country United States of America
enemyForcesTargeted Japanese Army
Japanese airfields
Japanese supply lines
formedDuring World War II
historicalEra 1940s
militaryBranchRole air logistics support
air warfare
notableActivity air supply missions over the Himalayas
bombing of Japanese lines of communication
support of Allied ground forces in Burma
notableTheater China-Burma-India Theater of Operations
opponent Imperial Japanese forces
partOf United States Army Air Forces
primaryAreaOfOperations Burma
linked to: Myanmar

China
India
role air support
air transport
strategic bombing
serviceBranch Army Air Forces
supported China-Burma-India Theater ground forces
theater China-Burma-India Theater
typeOfOperations airlift operations
strategic air operations
tactical air operations

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United States Army Air Forces component Tenth Air Force
Chinese Expeditionary Force coordinatedWith American China-Burma-India Theater command
linked to: Tenth Air Force
The Hump operatedBy Tenth Air Force
1st Air Commando Group partOf Tenth Air Force