May 12, 1942
(10th AF) Four B-17's from Dum Dum Airfield,
India heavily damage the runways and set fire to several parked aircraft at
Myitkyina Airfield.
May 14, 1942
(10th AF) B-17's pound
Myitkyina Airfield for the second time, scoring direct hits on runways and several
buildings.
May 16, 1942
(10th AF) B-17's again strike
at Myitkyina Airfield, pounding runways and buildings. Subsequent
reconnaissance indicates that the runways are unusable.
May 29, 1942
(10th AF)
Four B-17's bomb Myitkyina Airfield from high-altitude. No activity is seen.
May 30, 1942
(10th AF) B-17s bomb Myitkyina Airfield. Again no activity is observed and the attacks are discontinued.
August 30, 1942
(CATF) Myitkyina
is bombed for the first time by eight China-based B-25s.
August 31, 1942
(10th AF)
B-25s from China bomb Myitkyina for the second consecutive
day.
February 23, 1943
(10th AF) Eight P-40s knock out the railroad bridge west of Myitkyina.
February 25, 1943
(10th AF) Fighters from Dinjan dive-bomb a bridge ten miles west of Myitkyina.
March 2, 1943
(10th AF) Twenty-four
B-25s, also with fighter escort, pound Myitkyina.
March 17, 1943
(10th AF)
Fourteen P-40s hit bridges at Kadrangyang
and northeast of Myitkyina.
April 14, 1943
(10th AF)
P-40's dropping 1,000 pound
bombs, hit Myitkyina Airfield.
April 19, 1943
(10th AF) P-40's hit bridges in Burma, seriously damaging
the Namti railroad bridge between Mogaung and Myitkyina.
June 13, 1943
(10th AF) Nine B-25's attack the Meza railway bridge
on the Mandalay-Myitkyina line, causing minor damage.
September 29, 1943
(10th AF) Nine B-24's bomb Myitkyina.
October 11, 1943
(10th AF) Eight B-24's bomb Myitkyina Airfield.
October 12, 1943
(10th AF) Five B-24's bomb the warehouse area and railroad yards at Myitkyina.
October 13, 1943
(10th AF) A fighter-bomber offensive against airfields in Burma from which fighters might operate against Hump transports opens with an attack by P-40's on Myitkyina.
October 31, 1943
(10th AF) In an attempt to knock out the Japanese
base from which fighters are attacking ferrying operations, P-40's carrying
1000-pound bombs fly four strikes against Myitkyina Airfield; following the bomb
runs, the fighters strafe AA positions; the attacks cause considerable damage
to the base.
December 7, 1943
(10th AF) Eight P-40's strafe freight cars between Mogaung and Myitkyina.
January 1, 1944
(10th AF) 11 A-36's and 15 P-5l's pound Myitkyina Airfield.
January 13, 1944
(10th AF) Four P-51's and a B-25 pound
the airfield and supply area at Myitkyina Airfield.
January 17, 1944
(10th AF) P-40's hit Myitkyina Airfield.
January 23, 1944
(10th AF) Sixteen P-40's hit Myitkyina Airfield.
February 1, 1944
(10th AF) 32 P-51s and A-36s and a single B-25 hit
Myitkyina Airfield.
February 8, 1944
(10th AF) Four P-51s strafe railroad cars northwest of Myitkyina.
February 12, 1944
(10th AF) 30+ P-51s and B-25s hit a motor convoy on the Myitkyina-Sumprabum road.
February 16, 1944
(10th AF) A-36s and P-51s hit supply dumps,
troop concentrations and an encampment area near Myitkyina.
February 24, 1944
(10th AF) Six P-40s on armed reconnaissance strafe Myitkyina Airfield.
February 28, 1944
(14th AF) Six P-40s on armed reconnaissance strafe Myitkyina Airfield.
February 29, 1944
(10th AF) P-51s, A-36s
and P-40s hit a railroad station at Myitkyina.
March 1, 1944
(10th AF) Four others hit the Myitkyina Airfield dispersal area.
March 2, 1944
(10th AF) Twenty P-40s hit a fuel dump at Myitkyina.
April 4, 1944
(10th AF) 120+ fighter-bombers and four B-25s hit Japanese held villages around Myitkyina and support ground
forces near Kamaing and Myitkyina.
April 6, 1944
(10th AF) Fighter-bombers and B-25s damage a bridge near Myitkyina.
April 7, 1944
(10th AF)
B-25s hit
a railroad station at Myitkyina.
April 9, 1944
(10th AF) Fighter-bombers and a few B-25s hit Myitkyina.
April 10, 1944
(10th AF) Fighter-bombers and a few
B-25s pound numerous targets, including an encampment SW of Mogaung, positions
near Kazu, a railroad and truck park at Myitkyina.
April 11, 1944
(10th AF)
Fighter-bombers and two B-25s hit troops at Myitkyina.
April 12, 1944
(10th AF) P-40s, A-36s, P-51s, and B-25s
hit
targets of opportunity in areas around Myitkyina.
April 18, 1944
(10th AF) B-25s and 4 P-51s bomb Kamaing and hit the Myitkyina-Bhamo road.
April 24, 1944
(10th AF) P-40s, P-51s, A-36s, and B-25s bomb storage areas
at Kamaing, Mogaung and Hopin, and railroads and other targets at Myitkyina.
April 27, 1944
(10th AF) P-40s, P-51s,
A-36s and B-25s hit Myitkyina.
May 10, 1944
(10th AF)
B-25s, A-36s, P-51s, P-40s and
10 B-24s blast
Myitkyina-Mogaung vicinity.
May 11, 1944
(10th AF) B-25s, A-36s, P-51s and P-40s,
attack the Myitkyina area.
May 12, 1944
(10th AF) B-25s and fighter-bombers hit a supply area at Myitkyina.
May 14, 1944
(10th AF) Eleven P-40s hit a bridge and road at Kazu and railroad shed
at Myitkyina.
May 15, 1944
(10th AF) B-25s and fighter-bombers hit Myitkyina Airfield. Seven B-24s bomb Myitkyina.
May 16, 1944
(10th AF) 70 B-25s and fighter-bombers
hit the Myitkyina.
May 17, 1944
(10th AF) B-25s supporting ground forces in the Myitkyina area.
May 18, 1944
(10th AF) Fighter-bombers and six B-25s hit ground forces in areas around Myitkyina.
May 19, 1944
(10th AF) A-36s, P-40s, P-51s and a few B-25s
hit gun positions in the Myitkyina area.
May 20, 1944
(10th AF)
A-36s, P-40s and P-51s hit numerous targets of opportunity
in areas around Myitkyina.
May 21, 1944
(10th AF) P-40s, P-51s, A-36s and B-25s
hit Myitkyina and gun positions
around Myitkyina.
May 23, 1944
(10th AF)
23 P-40s and 4 A-36s bomb gun positions, troops and supply dumps in the
Myitkyina area.
May 24, 1944
(10th AF) 20+ P-40s in the Myitkyina vicinity
destroy 8 barracks buildings and knock out a railway bridge and a machine gun
post.
May 28, 1944
(10th AF) 50+ fighter-bombers and a few B-25s hit various targets near Myitkyina.
May 30, 1944
(10th AF) B-25s and fighter-bombers sorties against railroad
targets, hitting tracks, rolling stock, stations, and bridges in the vicinity
of Myitkyina.
May 31, 1944
(10th AF)
B-25s, A-36s, P-51s, and P-40s hit troops, defensive positions, artillery emplacements,
boats, railroad facilities, and villages in the Myitkyina-Mogaung area.
June 1, 1944
(10th AF)
19 P-40s hit targets in the Myitkyina area.
June 4, 1944
(10th AF) 20+ P-40s hit the Myitkyina.
June 5, 1944
(10th AF) fighter-bombers pound the Myitkyina area.
June 6, 1944
(10th AF) 24 A-36s, 11 P-51s, and 45 P-40s pound Myitkyina.
June 9, 1944
(10th AF) A-36s, P-51s, and P-40s hit Myitkyina.
June 10, 1944
(10th AF) A-36s, P-51s and P-40s blast targets at Myitkyina.
June 11, 1944
(10th AF) A-36s, P-51s and P-40s attack targets at Myitkyina.
June 15, 1944
(10th AF) A-36s, P-51s, and P-40s pound
Myitkyina.
June 16, 1944
(10th AF) A-36s, P-51s and P-40s hit Myitkyina.
June 18, 1944
(10th AF) A-36s, P-51s, and P-40s hit Myitkyina.
June 19, 1944
(10th AF) A-36s, P-51s, and P-40s strike Myitkyina.
June 20, 1944
(10th AF) 8 A-36s and 3 P-40s attack targets at Myitkyina.
June 21, 1944
(10th AF) A-36s, P-51s, and P-40s pound Myitkyina.
June 22, 1944
(10th AF) A-36s, P-51s and P-40s hit Myitkyina.
June 23, 1944
(10th AF) A-36s, P-51s and
P-40s attack Mogaung, Myitkyina.
June 24, 1944
(10th AF) A-36s, P-51s, P-40s, and
P-38s attack the Myitkyina.
June 25, 1944
(10th AF) A-36s, P-51s, and P-40s pound Myitkyina.
June 26, 1944
(10th AF)
A-36s, P-51s, and P-40s pound Myitkyina.
June 29, 1944
(10th AF) 19 A-36s, P-51s, and P-38s hit Myitkyina and Myitnge bridge.
July 1, 1944
(10th AF) Eight P-40s fly ground support missions
in the Myitkyina area.
July 2, 1944
(10th AF) Seven P-40s continue support of ground
forces in the Myitkyina area.
July 3, 1944
(10th AF) 20+ fighter-bombers support ground
forces in the Myitkyina area, which also is covered by a ten plane combat patrol.
July 4, 1944
(10th AF) 30+ P-40s continue support of ground
forces near Myitkyina.
July 5, 1944
(10th AF) 20+ P-40s and A-36s continue support
in the Myitkyina sector while 12 other aircraft fly armed reconnaissance in
the same area.
July 6, 1944
(10th AF) Twelve P-40s attack a bridge near Myitkyina.
July 7, 1944
(10th AF) Twenty fighter-bombers hit targets of
opportunity at Okkyin and Namkwin and strafe trucks near Myitkyina.
July 8, 1944
(10th AF) 30+ A-36s and P-40s hit a bridge at
Myitkyina and support ground forces in the area.
July 9, 1944
(10th AF) A-36s, P-51s, P-47s, and P-40s
support ground forces and hit a bridge in the Myitkyina area.
July 10, 1944
(10th AF)
24 P-40s and P-51s support ground forces
at Myitkyina.
July 11, 1944
(10th AF) 70+ fighter-bombers pound barracks
at Myitkyina.
July 12, 1944
(10th AF) 44 P-40s support ground forces in the
Myitkyina area. B-25s hit targets of opportunity in the Myitkyina area.
July 13, 1944
(10th AF) 44 P-40s and P-51s support ground forces
in the Myitkyina area.
July 14, 1944
(10th AF) 49 P-40s pound enemy forces in the
Myitkyina vicinity. P-51s and P-47s support ground forces near Myitkyina.
July 15, 1944
(10th AF) 38 P-40s continue support of ground
forces in the Myitkyina area. 20 B-25s attack
the Myitkyina area.
July 16, 1944
(10th AF) 27 P-40s continue to hit forces in
the Myitkyina area.
July 17, 1944
(10th AF) P-40s, P-47s, and P-51s continue
to hit forces in the Myitkyina area.
July 18, 1944
(10th AF) 25 P-40s hit the Myitkyina area. B-25s
bomb Myitkyina.
July 19, 1944
(10th AF) 30+ P-40s and P-51s hit the Myitkyina
area and support ground forces near Kamaing; Myitkyina is also bombed by 9 B-25s.
July 20, 1944
(10th AF) P-40s attack targets in the
Myitkyina area.
July 22, 1944
(10th AF) 14 P-40s attack forces in the Myitkyina
area.
July 23, 1944
(10th AF) 100+ fighter-bombers hit enemy positions
in the Myitkyina area, support ground forces at Szigahtawng; B-25s hit the Myitkyina.
July 24, 1944
(10th AF) 28 P-40s hit Myitkyina.
July 25, 1944
(10th AF) P-40s and P-51s hit targets around
Myitkyina.
July 26, 1944
(10th AF) 42 P-40s pound the Myitkyina area.
July 27, 1944
(10th AF) Fighter-bombers bomb the
Myitkyina.
July 28, 1944
(10th AF) Fighter-bombers bomb the
Myitkyina.
July 29, 1944
(10th AF) Fighter-bombers bomb the
Myitkyina.
July 30, 1944
(10th AF) 30+ fighter-bombers attack Myitkyina.
July 31, 1944
(10th AF) 20 fighter-bombers hit Myitkyina, 14 others support ground
forces near Myitkyina.
August 1, 1944
(10th AF) Fighter-bombers attack support ground forces in the Myitkyina sector.
August 2, 1944
(10th AF) P-40s attack gun positions and strongpoints at Myitkyina.
August 3, 1944
(10th AF) B-25s attack bridges along the railroad from Naba to Myitkyina.
August 4, 1944
(10th AF) Fighter-bombers hit various targets, including Myitkyina.
August 6, 1944
(10th AF)
a few P-40s strafe targets of opportunity
in the Myitkyina area.
August 20, 1944
(10th AF) Four P-51s hit targets
of opportunity at Myintha.
September 23, 1944
(10th AF) 19 P-47s attack bridges along a line
Wanling-Bhamo-Myitkyina destroying one bridge.
October 4, 1944
(10th AF) Eight P-47s damage approaches to a bridge between Myitkyina and Bhamo.
October 24, 1944
(10th AF) Fighter-bombers provide close support of British troops
advancing on the right flank of the front known as the "Rail Corridor" and
of Chinese forces pushing down the left flank along the Myitkyina-Bhamo road.
November 3, 1944
(10th AF) A single B-25 attacks targets of opportunity between
Myitkyina and Lashio.
November 5, 1944
(10th AF) 28
P-47s maintain patrols south of Myitkyina.
November 6, 1944
(10th AF) 28 P-47s fly combat patrols south of Myitkyina.
November 7, 1944
(10th AF)
28 P-47s maintain overlapping patrols over the area
south of Myitkyina.
November 14, 1944
(10th AF) 30+ fighter-bombers maintain patrols
south of Myitkyina.
