March 15, 1944
(7th AF) Before dawn, B-24s fly the first Seventh Air Force mission against Truk before dawn hitting Eten.
March 29, 1944
(13th AF) B-24s of the 307th Bombardment Group carry out the
first daylight raid on Truk Atoll, bombing Eten Airfield.
April 14, 1944
(13th AF) 19 B-24s bomb Eten.
April 22, 1944
(13th AF) B-24s bomb Dublon, Param, and Eten.
April 27, 1944
(13th AF) B-24s bomb Eten in the early morning.
May 10, 1944
(13th AF) B-24s bomb the Eten Airfield.
June 3, 1944
(FEAF) B-24s bomb Eten.
June 17, 1944
(FEAF) B-24s intend to bomb Eten Airfield but due to cloud cover divert to bomb Param Airfield. Lost is B-24J Liberator 44-40566 (MIA).
June 19, 1944
(FEAF) B-24s bomb Eten.
September 25, 1944
(7th AF) B-24s stage through Eniwetok on a strike at shipping at Truk; failing to locate the primary targets the B-24s bomb Eten.
December 18, 1944
(7th AF) 6 Guam based B-24s flying armed photo reconnaissance over Moen, Param, and Eten.
Februay 17, 1945
(7th AF) Three B-24s from Guam escort a photo plane over Truk and bomb Eten.
April 5, 1945
(7th AF) B-24s from Guam hit targets on Eten.
April 11, 1945
(7th AF) 18 B-24s from Guam pound positions
on Eten.
April 19, 1945
(7th AF) B-24s from Guam hit Eten.
April 26, 1945
(7th AF) 13 B-24s from Guam bomb Eten.
May 3, 1945
(7th AF)
During the night of 3/4 May, 8
B-24 from Okinawa separately strike Eten Airfield.
May 20, 1945
(7th AF) Saipan based P-47s
strafe on Moen Airfield and Eten Airfield.
June 6, 1945
(7th AF) 12 Guam Island-based B-24s hit oil storage buildings
on Eten.
June 21, 1945
(7th AF) 24 B-24s from Guam bomb fuel oil storage
and power plant buildings on Eten.
