October 7, 1943
(14th AF) Four B-25's attack a 2,500-ton freighter 100 miles
(160 km) south of Amoy, scoring 3 direct hits.
October 9, 1943
(14th AF) Four B-25's on a shipping sweep off the SE China coast in the Amoy-Quemoy area sink a 150-ft (45.7 m) tanker and damage a patrol vessel, and a freighter.
October 13, 1943
(14th AF) Three B-25's on a sea sweep off SE China hit shipping in Amoy Harbor, claiming 1 freighter sunk and another damaged.
October 14, 1943
(14th AF)
Four B-25's attack shipping in the Amoy area, damaging 2 freighters, and also bomb Amoy Airfield.
November 4, 1943
(14th AF) Two B-25's bomb Amoy Harbor, claiming
several boats sunk.
November 7, 1943
(14th AF) Two B-25's bomb Amoy Harbor, claiming
several boats sunk.
November 24, 1943
(14th AF) Two other B-25's attack the Amoy and Amoy Harbor; 2 direct hits are scored on a docked freighter.
November 27, 1943
(14th AF) Four B-25's on sea sweeps attack docks
and warehouses at the port of Swatow and hit a convoy of 9 vessels heading south
toward Amoy. The B-25's claim one destroyer sunk and a destroyer and freighter
damaged by direct hits.
November 29, 1943
(14th AF) Two B-25's hit Amoy airfield and Amoy. Two bomb the power station and nearby targets
of opportunity at Amoy, and two attack barges in nearby coastal areas.
October 15, 1944
(14th AF) Two B-24s bomb
Amoy.
October 21, 1944
(14th AF) Three B-25s and 130+ P-40s and P-51s attack
shipping, gun positions, troop areas, bridges, town areas, road traffic, and
other targets of opportunity around Yuma, Takhing, Dosing, Konghow, Shawan,
Kuanyang, Kweiping, Tungpingchi, Tingka, Muse, Wan Lai-Kam, Shekpo, Menghsu,
and Amoy.
October 24, 1944
(14th AF) P-40s, P-51s, and P-38s on armed
reconnaissance hit targets of opportunity
around Amoy.
October 31, 1944
(14th AF) Six P-51s hit shipping targets
of opportunity at Swatow and Amoy
November 3, 1944
(14th AF) P-40s, P-51s, and P-38s on armed reconnaissance
destroy two Japanese fighters near Amoy.
December 4, 1944
(14th AF) Fighter-bombers on armed reconnaissance pound numerous targets of opportunity including Amoy.
May 1, 1944
(14th AF) Two B-25s over Amoy claim a small freighter sunk
August 8, 1944
(14th AF) P-40s bomb storage areas at Amoy.
August 26, 1944
(14th AF) Three B-24s bomb a storage area at Amoy
September 23, 1944
(14th AF) Two B-24s bomb docks at Amoy
January 15, 1945
(14th AF) B-25s, supported by P-51s and P-40s, attack shipping near Amoy
March 29, 1945
(14th AF)
Fighter-bombers hit targets of opportunity including Amoy Airfield.
May 5, 1945
(FEAF) In the first FEAF
strike on the Amoy area, B-24s bomb an airfield and oil storage plant.
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