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17 August 2005, 02:09 PM
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Number of USAS KIA??
My great uncle numbered among them, but does anyone know the stats of USAS KIA in WWI in total? WIA?? Pursuit only?? And how many USAS airmen of all stripes actually saw combat?? Thanks.
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17 August 2005, 03:54 PM
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Rest in Peace
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Get hold of a copy of the book
 Wings of Honor by James J. Sloan, that will answer most of your questions regarding USAS pilots & observers. It may not cover the 'other ranks' however. R.
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1 September 2005, 12:33 PM
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usas casualities
Casualities of U.S. Air Service Personnel
(Attached to American, British, French and Italian Armies) Killed in Action 235 Prisioners 145 Wounded 130 Killed by accident 45 Injured by accident 25 Interned 3 total 583 Source: The U.S. Air Service in World War I The Final Report and A Tactical History The Albert F. Simpson Historical Research Center Maxwell AFB Alabama Edited By: The Office of Air Force History Headquarters USAF Washington 1978 |
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