Twelfth Air Force. Organisation charts show a further net 
                    loss during June 1945. 16 units have been transferred to other 
                    Headquarters within the theatre, 1 sent directly to the Pacific, 
                    another redeployed to United States, 3 disbanded, 9 provisional 
                    units discontinued, and 5 attached units relieved, plus a 
                    Brazilian unit attached for operations being released. Only 
                    2 units are added to the Twelfth.
                    
                    Army Air Force, China Theatre. Headquarters Army Air Force, 
                    China Theatre is established by a General Order from Headquarters, 
                    United States Forces, China Theatre. General Stratemeyer is 
                    appointed Commanding General. Subordinate elements are Tenth 
                    and Fourteenth Air Forces, China Air Service Command, and 
                    a photo.
                    
                    Fourteenth Air Force. 2 United States Army Air Force (USAAF) 
                    B-25 Mitchell medium bombers attack bridge at Lohochai, causing 
                    little damage. 4 fighter-bombers pound hill positions and 
                    hit artillery emplacement South West of Hsihsiakou. 3 others 
                    bomb and strafe enemy held temple and a troop area at Likuanchiao.
                    
                    Far East Air Force (FEAF). United States Army Air Force (USAAF) 
                    fighter-bombers support ground forces in Cervantes sector, 
                    North of Baguio and pound gun positions and other targets 
                    in Kiangan area as Luzon campaign officially ends at midnight. 
                    B-24 Liberator heavy bombers again pound Balikpapan. B-25 
                    Mitchell medium bombers pound targets in Northeast Borneo 
                    and cause considerable damage at Tawau and Tandjoengredeb.
                    
                    Twentieth Air Force. United States Army Air Force (USAAF) 
                    509th Composite Group, scheduled to deliver first atomic bomb 
                    attack on Japan, begins combat flight training from Tinian. 
                    For most crews, this involves 5 or 6 practice missions such 
                    as a navigation training flight to Iwo Jima, bombing Rota 
                    during the return flight; 2 or more short bombing missions 
                    against Rota or Guguan Island and 1 long bombing mission against 
                    Truk and 1 against Marcus all run in flights of from 2 to 
                    9 very heavy bombers.
                    
                    Seventh Air Force. 2 Guam based United States Army Air Force 
                    (USAAF) B-24 Liberator heavy bombers attack boat basin on 
                    Marcus.
                    
                    
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