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chapter 9 


Air Technical Intelligence 








olTensive ind dtfmslve cipablliiin of 
foreign powerj.” 

COLLECTION AND EVALUATION 
OF AIR TECHNICAL 
INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION 


where it wis made Thl> information on 
enem^ aircraft and equipment, incidemally, 
furnished new airaiegic bombing targecs 
foe the allied air forces and thus contributed 
materially ro the neurralixaiion of the 
sources of the weapons that were being