Anti-Aircraft Artillery Bibliography

Anti-Aircraft Artillery Bibliography
December 10, 1999
A Brief Anti-Aircraft Artillery Bibliography
Compiled By Stephen R. Maynard
With help from Chris Koontz and Pat Easley
Last Revised December 10, 1999
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A * before an entry indicates a June, 1999, addition.
Later additions have a date [YYMMDD] after the entry.
GENERAL
Campbell, D'Ann. "Women in Combat: The World War II Experience in the
United States, Great Britain, Germany, and the Soviet Union,"
Military History 57/2: 301-323.
Campbell, D'Ann. "Women, Combat, and the Gender Line." Military
History Quarterly 6 (Autumn 1993): 88-97.
Chant, Christopher. Air Defense Systems and Weapons: World AAA and
SAM Systems in the 1990s. Washington, DC: Pergamon,
1989.
Eglin, James Meikle. Air Defense in the Nuclear Age. New York:
Garland Publishing, 1988.
Hogg, Ian V. Anti-Aircraft: A History of Air Defence. London:
Macdonald and Jane's, 1978.
Payne, Keith B. Missile Defense in the 21st Century: Protection
Against Limited Threats, Including Lessons from the Gulf War.
Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1991.
Pfaltzgraph, Robert L., Jr. ed. Security Strategy and Missile Defense.
McLean, VA: Brassey's, Inc., 1996.
Reamer, Edward D. A Method for Air Defense System Evaluation.
Chevy Chase, MD: Johns Hopkins University, 1955.
Werrell, Kenneth P. Archie. Flak, AAA, and SAM: A Short
Operational History of Ground-Based Air Defense.
Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1988.M
AUSTRALIA
Delaforce, Keith. 53rd Australian Composite Anti-Aircraft Regiment
R.A.A.: An Historical Record. Grafton, N.S.W.: K. Delaforce, 1995.
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Southall, Colin Spenser. The Defense of Lithgao: Under the Threat of
Invasion and Air Attack During the Second World War. Lithgow,
NSW: The Greater Lithgow City Council, 1995.
AUSTRIA
Banny, Leopold. Drohnender Himmel, brennendes Land: der Einsatz
der Luftwaffenhelfer in Osterreich 1943-1945. Wein:
Bundesverlag, 1988.
Holzmann, Gustav. Der Einsatz der Flak-Batterien im Wiener Raum,
1940-1945. Wien: Osterr Bundesverlager, 1970.
Zeldegg, Viktor Zednik Edler von. Beschiesung lenkbarer Luftfahrzeuge.
Wien: R. von Waldheim, Jos. Eberle & Co., 1911.
CANADA
Bell, W. G., ed. Flak in Review: A Reprint of the Ninety Issues
of Flak: Official Weekly Bulletin of 6 Canadian LAA Regiment.
?:?, 1990
CHILE
Moreno, Guevara A. La defensa antiaérea: organismo y funcionamiento.
Valparaiso, Chile: Universo, 1925.
CHINA
Kao she wu ch'I hsi t'ung hsiao neng fen hsi. Pei-ching shih: Huo
fang kung yeh ch'u pan she: Hsin hua shu tien ching shou, 1991.
DENMARK
Liebe, Poul Ib. Indholdsfortegnelse til luftvaerns artilleri-tidsskrift
.1947-1961. Copenhagen: Det Kgl. Garnisons biliothek i
Kiobenhaven, 1977.
FRANCE
Niessel, A. Préparons le Défense AntiAérienne. Paris: J.
Tallandier, 1929.
Pagezy, Eugène. Tir Contre Avions et D.C.A. Paris:
Berger-Leurault, 1925.
Sicard, Jacques. "L'Artillerie antiaérienne et ses insignes, 19141945." Militaria Magazine #144 (Juillet 1997).
*Unknown. "Doctrine of Anti-Aircraft Defense in France." The Coast
Artillery Corps Journal 58 (February 1923): 54-59.
Vauthier, P. Questions D'Artillerie Antiaérienne. Paris:
Berger-Laurault, 1928.
__________. Le Danger Aérien et L'Avenir Du Pays. Paris:
Berger-Laurault, 1930.
GERMANY
1st Battalion, 33rd Flakregiment. Mit der I./Flak 33 [i.e. ersten/Flak
dreiunddreissig] beim Panzerkorps Hoth 1940. Dusselforf:
L. Schwann, 1941.
AAA Bibliography
Axthelm, Walther von. Answer to the American Questionnaire on the
Study of the German Flak Artillery. ?: Historical Division,
Headquarters, United States Army, Europe, Foreign Military
Studies Branch, 1952/1954 [MS # D-302.]
__________. The Role of Searchlights in World War II. ?: Historical
Division, Headquarters, United States Army, Europe, Foreign
Military Studies Branch, 1952/1954. [MS # D-042]
__________. The Development of the "Super Battery" in German ZI
Air Defenses Between 1940 and 1945. ?: Historical Division,
Headquarters, United States Army, Europe, Foreign Military
Studies Branch, 1952/1954. ["MS # D-011"]
Bruning, Rudolf. Gegen Flugzeuge und Kampfwagen: Einsatz deutscher
Flakartillerie in Westen und Osten. Berlin: Steiniger-Verlage,
1949.
Derpa, Helmut. Die waffenausbildung in der flakartillerie. Berlin:
E. S. Mittler & Sohn, 1940.
Germany. Heer. 2 cm. Flak 38. Berlin: ?, 1940.
Germany. Kriegsmarine. Wir von der Vlissinger Flak: Traditionsbuch der
Marine-Flak-Abteilung 703. ?:?, 1941/1945.
Germany. Luftwaffe. Schusstafel und Flugbahnbilder fur die 2 cm
Flak 30. Berlin: Gedruckt in der Reichsdruckerei, 1939/1937.
__________. Ausbildungsvorschift fur dir Flakartillerie (A.V.Flak):
Schiessausbildung. Berlin: Oberkommando der Luftwaffe, 1944/1945.
Great Britain. Combined Services Detailed Interrogation Center.
14 Flak Div: Its History, Organisation, Layout and Role in
the Defence of Central Germany. ?, UK: Combined Services
Detailed Interrogation Center, 1945.
Grimme, Hugo. Ehrenblatter der deutchen flakwaffe. Berlin:
Bernard & Graefe, 1940.
Grimmer, Robert. Ecoliers-soldats. Sarreguemines, France: Editions
Pierron, 1989.
Gmeline, Patrick de. La "Flack:" 1935-1945: la DCA allemande. Bayeux:
Heimdal, 1986.
Jaeckel, Gerhard. Flak; grundlagen, waffen und einsatz der flakartillerie.
Berlin: Wiking verlag, 1941.
Koch, Horst Adalbert. Flak: Die Geschichte der deutschen Flakartillerie.
Bad Nauheim: Podzun, 1954.
__________. Flak. Die Geschichte der deutschen Flakartillerieund der
Einsatz der Luffwaffenhelfer. Bad Nauheim: Podzum, 1965.
2nd edition vollig neu bearb. u. erw. Aufl.
__________. Die Geschichte der deutschen Flakartillerie: 1935-1945.
Friedberg: Podzum-Pallas-Verlag, 1980, 1985.
Kurt, Alfred. Offenbacher Luftwaffenhelfer im Kriegseinsatz bei
der Flakgruppe Frankfurt, 1943-1945: Schiessen, Schule, Schikanen,
Schabernack. Offenbach am Main: Offenbacher Geschichtsverein,
1994.
McKaughan, Jeffrey D., ed. Tech Intell: World War II U.S. Army Technical
Intelligence Reports and Summaries, volume 1. Darlington, Md:
Darlington Productions, Inc., 1994.
__________, ed. Tech Intell: World War II U.S. Army Technical
Intelligence Reports and Summaries, volume 2. Darlington, Md:
Darlington Productions, Inc., 1995.
Marwan-Schlosser, Rudolf. Rommels Flak als Pak: das Flak-Regiment 135
als Ruckgrat des deutschen Afrikakorps. Wiener Neustadt:
Weilburg Verlag, 1991.
Mildner, Friederick, ed. Flak vor! Mit unseren panzern vom Bugbis vor
die tore Moskaus; Herausgeber: im auftrag eines flakcorps
Friederick Mildner. Berlin: W. Limpert, 1943.
Mix, Johannes. The Significance of Antiaircraft Artillery and the
Fighter Arm at the End of the War. Chevy Chase, MD: Johns Hopkins
University, 1950.
Muller, Werner. Die Geschutze, Ortungs- und Feuerleitgerate der
Schweren Flak: bedient von Soldaten, Luftwaffenhelfern,
Flakwaffenhelferinnen, Rad-Mannern und - Maiden. Friedberg:
Podzun-Pallas, 1988.
__________. The Heavy Flak Guns, 1933-1945: 88mm, 105mm, 128mm,
150mm,
and Ballistic Directional Equipment. West Chester, PA: Schiffer
Pub., 1990.
___________. Die leichte und mittlere Flak, 1906-1945: eingesetz
bei den Waffengattungen an allen Fronten: 2 cm, 2 cm S.K.C/30,
3.7 cm S.K.C/30, 40 cm, 5 cm, 5.5 cm. Friedberg: Podzun-Pallas,
1990.
___________. German 20mm Flak in World War II, 1934-1945. Atglen, PA :
1Schiffer Pub., 1995.
Nafziger, George F. The German Order of Battle in WWII. West Chester,
Ohio: ?, 1994. 7 Volumes.
v.1. Panzer, Motorized, Panzer Grenadier, & Cavalry
Divisions
v.2. Waffen SS, Naval, Mountain, Luftwaffe & Fallschirmjager
Divisions
v.3. Field, Railroad, Coastal, Flak & Self Propelled Artillery
Units
v.4. Infantry Divisions, 1st through 299th
v.5. Infantry Divisions, 300th through 999th and Named Divisions,
Plus Corps Detachments
v.6. Security, Garrison, Jager, Light, Reserve, Replacement &
Training Divisions
v.7. Foreigners in Field Gray : Russians, Croats & Italians in
the Wehrmacht.
Neuman, Ernst. Handbuch fur den Flakartilleristen: Der Kanonier,
Waffen und Ausbildung der schwere Flakbatterie- 8.8 cm-Flak
18 und 2 cm-Flak 30. Berlin: "Offene Worte," 1938.
(4. wesentlich erwieterte Aufl.)
Patzki, Hans Werner. Vom Train zum Roland: eine Geschichte der
deutschen Flugabwehrtruppe. Berg am See: Kurt Vowinckel,
1988.
Paus, P. Achtacht vor-- !: 1942--deutsche 8,8-cm-Flak im Suden Russlands.
Rastatt: A. Moewig, 1988.
Pickert, Wolfgang. III AA Corps in the Normandy Battles. Karlsruhe,
Germany: Historical Division, Foreign Military Studies Branch,
United States Army, Europe, 1947.
Piekalkiewicz, Janusz. Die 8.8 Flak im Erdkampf-Einsatz. 2. Aufl.
Stuttgart: Motorbuch Verlag, 1978.
__________. The German 88 Gun in Action: The Scourge of Allied
Armor. West Chester, PA: Schiffer Publishing, 1992.
Pohl, Ritter von. Commitment of Flak and Fighters to Protect the
German Routes of Supply in Italy (1944-1945). Washington,
D.C. : Dept. of the Army, Office of the Chief of Military
History, 1947/1952 [MS # D-191.]
Prellberg, Werner. Employment of Flak in an Army Defense Zone.
Historical Division, European Command, Office of the Chief
Historian, 1947/1952. ["MS # D-050."]
Rantzau, Heino von. III Flak Corps (25 Mar-17 Apr 45). Karlsruhe,
Germany: Historical Division, Foreign Military Studies Branch,
United States Army, Europe, 1946.
Renz, Otto Wilhelm von. Deutsche Flug-Abwehr in 20. Jahrhundret;
Fisk-Entwicklung in Vergangenheit und Zukunft. Frankfurt/M:
E. S. Mittler, 1960.
Richardi, Hans-Gunter. Bomber uber Munchen: der Luftkrieg von 1939 bis
1945 dargestellt am Beispiel der "Hauptstadt der Bewegung".
München: W. Ludwig, 1992.
Rudiger, Jutta. Zur Problematik von Soldatinne: der Kampfeinsatz von
Flakwaffenhelferinnen im Zweiten Weltkrieg: Berichte und
Dokumentations. Lindhorst: Askania, 1987.
Sauter, Emil, ed. Fla nach vorn; Vom Kampf der Fliegerabwehr-BatailloneKompanien des Heers. Zusammengestellt aus Berichten der
FlaEinheiten. Mulhausen i. Thur.: G. Danner, 1942.
Schmidt, August. Employment of Antiaircraft (Flak) Artillery for
Ground Combat. ?: Historical Division, Headquarters,
United States Army, Europe, Foreign Military Studies Branch,
1952/1954. ["MS # C-072"]
Schramm, Georg W. Der zivil Luftschutz in Nurnberg, 1933-1945.
Nurnberg: Stadtarchiv Nurnberg, 1983.
Soltau, Gunter. Die Flakabteilung I/12: Geschichte und Schickaal,
1914-1945. Berlin: Kameradschaft des Ehem. Flakregiments
12 Berlin-Lankwitz, 1989.
Svoboda, Otto. Summary of the Status of German Antiaircraft in the
Final Phase of World War II = Ubersict uber den Stand der
Deutschen Flab gegen Ende des zweiten Weltkrieges.
Santa Monica, CA: Rand Corp., 1950.
Thiel, Reinhold. Die bremische Flugabwehr im Zweiten Weltkrieg.
Bremen: H.M. Hauschild, 1995.
United States. War Dept. General Staff. Employment of German
Antiaircraft Artillery in Russia. Washington: War Dept.,
Military Intelligence Division, 1942.
Weise, Hubert. Organization of Air Defense in the Field; Experiences
of I Flak Corps. Washington, D.C. : Dept. of the Army, Office
of the Chief of Military History, 1947/1952. ["MS # D-111."]
Weissmann, Eugene. Flak in Coastal and Air Defense, the Atlantic Wall.
Washington, D.C. : Dept. of the Army, Office of the Chief of
Military History, 1947/1952. ["MS # D-179."]
GREAT BRITAIN
Cole, Christopher and E. F. Cheesman. The Air Defense of Britain,
1914-1918. London: Putnam, 1984.
Doherty, Richard. Wall of Steel: The History of the 9th (Londonderry)
Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery (Supplementary
Reserve). Limavady, Northern Ireland: North-West Books, 1988.
*Fredette, Raymond H. The Sky on Fire: The First Battle of Britain
1917-1918. Washinton, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1991.
Great Britain. War Office. Report on Operation "Backfire". 5 Vols.
London: HMSO, 1946.
__________. Anti-Aircraft, 1942. London: HMSO, 1942.
__________. Employment of Anti-Aircraft Regiment. London: War
Office, 1941.
__________. Manual of Anti-Aircraft Defense: (Army Units).
London: HMSO, 1937.
__________. Manual of Anti-Aircraft Defense, 1922: Provisional.
London: HMSO, 1922.
__________. Anti-Aircraft Gunnery: Provisional. London: ?, 1917.
Henry, J. H. A Review of the Current British Antiaircraft Defense
Analyses. Washington, DC: Johns Hopkins University, 1949.
Kerr, Dorothy B. The Girls Behind the Guns: With the ATS in World
War II. London: R. Hale, 1990.
Nash, Trevor. "The Changing Face of AD in the UK." Military Technology
17 (1993): 24,26.
Pile, Frederick. Ack-Ack: Britain's Defence against Air Attack during
the Second World War. London: George G. Harrap and Co., 1949.
Robinson, Vee. Sisters in Arms. London: Harper Collins, 1996.
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Italy
Masst, Alain. "Chemise Noire De La Milice Antiaérienne, Mai 1940."
Militaria Magazine #144 (Juillet 1997).
JAPAN
Hisashi, Kasahara. "Air Defense of Japan." Air Defense Artillery,
(July-August 1996), 26-29.
Tateyama Naval Gunnery School. Antiaircraft Defense Fortifications.
United States Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean Areas, translator. ?:
United States Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean Areas, 1945.
Otani, Kiyomaro. Heidan boku no kenkyu. Kaitei 4-han. Tokyo:
Gunjikaisha, 1943.
United States. Antiaircraft Artillery Command, E.D.C. Japanese AA
Defenses of Kiska. Fort Totten, NY: Headquarters, Antiaircraft
Artillery Command, E.D.C., AA-2 Section, 1944.
United States. Army. Forces, Pacific. AAA Research Board. Survey of
Japanese Antiaircraft Artillery. APO 500: The Headquarters, 1946.
United States. Army. Forces, Pacific. Seacoast Artillery Research
Board. Survey of Japanese Seacoast Artillery. APO500: The
Headquarters, 1946.
NORWAY
Asbjornsen, Oyvind. Det norske luftvernartilleris historie. Norway:
?, 1985.
Wicken, Olav. Norske vapen til Natos forsvar: norsk militaerindustri
under Loreakrigens opprustnig. Oslo: Forsvarshistorisk
forskningssenter, 1987.
POLAND
Przeniczny, Antoni. Rozwoj artylerii prezeciwlotniczej. Warszawa:
Wydawn, 1973.
SOVIET UNION
Ashkerov, V. P. "Antiaircraft Missile Troops and Antiaircraft
Artillery." ?: U.S. Army Foreign Science and Technology
Center, 1969. [52 pages]
__________. "Anti-aircraft Missile Troops and Anti-aircraft Artillery."
?: U.S. Army Foreign Science and Technology Center, 1969.
[45 pages, this appears to be a different translation of the above.]
Beliaev, Aleksei N. Mestnaia protivovozdushnaia oborona Leningrada
v gody Velikoi Otechestvennoi voiny. Leningrad: Izd-vo
Leningradskogo universiteta, 1975.
Chenakal, D. D. Voennoe nebo Povolzhia: protivovozdushnaia oborona
Povolzhia v gody Velikoi Otechestvennoi voiny. Saratov: Izd-vo
Saratovskogo univ., 1986.
Crutcher, Michael H. Soviet Tactical Air Defense. Washington:
Defense Intelligence Agency, 1980.
Grekhnev, P. I. and N. IA. Komarov. Voiska PVO strany v
Velikoi Otechestvennoi voine, 1941-1945: kratkaia khronika.
Moskva: Ordena Trudovogo krasnogo znameni Voen. izd-vo
Ministerstva oborony SSSR, 1981.
Ignatovich, Evgenii A. Zenitnoe bratstvo Sevastopolia. Kiev: Izd-vo
polit-ry Ukrainy, 1986.
Kammerer, IUlii IU., Karaulov, Viktor S., and Lapirov, Semen E.
Eshche odin podvig stolitsy: mestnaia PVO v gody voiny.
Moskva: Moskovskii rabochii, 1984.
Karaulov, V. S. and S. E. Lapirov, S. E. "Moskve--vozdushnaiatrevoga!":
mestnaia PVO v gody voiny. 2-e izd., dop. i perer. Moskva:
Moskovskii rabochii, 1991.
Matveeva, Mariia. IA byla na voine: dokumentalnaia povest. Moskva:
Sov. Rossiia, 1983.
Milchenko, Nikolai P. Zalpy nad Nevoi. Moskva: Voen. izd-vo
Ministerstva oborony SSSR, 1983.
Mullady, Brian P. Soviet Air Defenses Against Attack Helicopters.
Garmisch, Germany: U.S. Army Russian Institute, 1980.
Petukhov, S. I. History of anti-aircraft defense weapons of Russia.
Moscow: Press Run, 1997.
Quinlivan, James T. "Soviet Strategic Air Defense: The Struggle for
Competence," The Journal of Soviet Military Studies.
Vol. 3, No. 4 (Dec 1990): 586-598.
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Verin, Petr Nikitich. Raketnoe oruzhie protivovozdushnoi oborony na
more. ?:?, 1964.
Zaloga, Steven J. "Defending the Capitals: The First Generation of
Soviet Strategic Air Defense Systems 1950-1960," .The Journal of
Slavic Military Studies. Vol 10, No. 4 (Dec 1997): 30-43.
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SPAIN
_____?____Como se defienden las cuidades del ataque aereo. Barcelona:
Editorial Proteo, 1940.
Manrique Garcia, José Maria. História de la Artilleria antiaérea
Española. Valladolid, Spain: Quirón Ediciones, 1998.
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SWITZERLAND
Baasch, Hans. Das Problem der Treffwahrscheinlichkeit beim Schiessen
mit Automatgeschtzen. Zurich: Juris-Verlag, 1973.
Kamber, Peter. Schusse auf die Befreier: die "Luftguerilla" der
Schweiz gegen die Alliierten 1943-45. Zurich: Rotpunkverlag, 1993.
Rutschmann, Werner. Die schweizer Flieger- und Fliegerabwehrtruppen:
Auftrage und Einsatz 1939-1945. Thun: Ott, 1989.
Stutz, Walter. Artillerie II: Rohrrucklaufgeschultze der Artillerie
and der schweren Fliegerabwehr. Dietikon-Zurich: Verlag
Stocker-Schmid, 1977.
UNITED STATES
Adams, Clarence. "ADA Guardsmen Train at Bliss." Air Defense Magazine
(Oct-Dec 1978): ?.
Augspurger, Owen B. World War II History of the 102nd Antiaircraft
Battalion (AW), New York National Guard of Buffalo, New York.
Buffalo, NY: Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society, 1961/1983.
Author Unknown. "Kamakaze: American Antiaircraft Artillery Units on
Okinawa Turn Back Japan's 'Typhoon of Steel'," Air Defense Artillery
(May-Jun 94): 50-55.
Barnard, Roy S. The History of ARADCOM. Ent AFB, CO: Headquarters,
ARADCOM, 1972/1974.
Boughton, Roland W., Jr. "Antiaircraft Artillery with Armies, Corps and
Divisions." Military Review 25 (April 1945): 75-78.
Bradshaw, Aaron, Jr. "Salerno to Rome." Coast Artillery Journal 87
(Sept-Oct 1944): 4-9.
Bright, Christopher J. "Nike Defends Washington: Antiaircraft Missiles in
Fairfax County, Virginia, during the Cold War, 1954-1974."
The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 105
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Case, Blair. "Clark Field: Air Defense Debacle in the Philippines."
Air Defense Magazine (Jan-Mar 1982): ?.
Cave, Dorothy. Beyond Courage: One Regiment Against Japan, 1941-1945.
Las Cruces, NM: Yucca Tree Press, 1992.
Chennault, Clair L. "Pursuit in Cooperation with Antiaircraft Artillery."
Coast Artillery Journal 78 (Nov-Dec 1935): 419.
Dorbnich, Bill. Memories of the 558th AAA AW Bn: A Chronology of
FSthe Life and Times of the 558th From Its Inception to Its
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Dorbnich, 1995.
Dozier, H. C. "AAA in a Landing Operation." Military Review.
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Ewer, D. W. An Analysis of H.A.A. Engagements recorded in the European
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*French Mary. "Women in ADA." Air Defense Artillery (Sept-Oct 1988):
28-39.
Fry, Macon. Tactical Employment of AA Weapons. Part 1, The
Effectiveness of Tactical Control of AA Gun Defenses--a
Preliminary Analysis. Washington, DC: Johns Hopkins
University, 1949.
Gallus, Dennis E. An AAW Exercise Planning, Reconstruction, and
Analysis Guide. Alexandria, VA: Center for Naval Analyses,
1979.
Greenwald, Byron E. The Problems of Peacetime Innovation: The
Development of U.S. Army Antiaircraft Artillery During the
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__________. The Development of Antiaircraft Artillery Organization,
Doctrine and Technology in the United States Army, 1919-1941.
MA Thesis: Ohio State University, 1991.
Gregory, S. S. "AAA Planning for the Invasion of Southern France."
Coast Artillery Journal. (Sep-Oct 1945); 56-59.
Griggs, Henry P. Antiaircraft Artillery Material and Personnel in the
Type Field Army. Washington, DC: Johns Hopkins University, 1958.
Hanes, Randall M. A Study of Human Factors in the Operation of the Nike
Ajax System. Part I, Training Problems and Requirements:
Part II, The "Shooting Team," Recommended Operating Procedures.
Washington, DC: George Washington University, 1958.
Henagen, John C. "AW Ground Targets in France." Coast Artillery
Journal 88 (May-Jun 1945): 2-7.
Henderickson, John F. 456th AAA A Battalion in World War II, 1942-1945.
Annadale, VA: 456th AAA Battalion Association, 1990.
Henderson, A. Lester. "An AA Battalion in SWPA." Coast Artillery
Journal 87 ( Mar-Apr 1944): 14-16.
Katz, Robert J. The Buzz Bomb Kings: A History of the 407th AAA
Gun Battalion: Commanded by Lt Col Cleo E. Coles. New York:
Lewis Historical Pub, Co., 1945.
Kirkpatrick, Chales Edward. Archie in the AEF: The Creation of
the Antiaircraft Service of the United States Army, 1917-1918.
Unpublished PH.D. Dissertation, Emory University, 1987.
Klein, John A. National Guard Antiaircraft Onsite Program.
Washington, DC: Department of the Army, 1954.
*Koker, Hubert. "Clark Field: Air Defense Debacle in the Philippines."
Air Defense Artillery (Jan-Feb 1992): 24-30.
Koker, Hubert L. "Forged in Battle: the Vitory Plan of 1941 Created
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(Nov-Dec 92): 12-17.
Lawrence, Harold M. Camp Edwards to Berchtesgaden: A History of
the 20th Antiaircraft Artillery Group: Normandy, Northern
France, Rhineland, Ardennes, Central Europe. Portland, ME:
H. M. Lawrence, 1971.
Lazarus, Frank L. "Antiaircraft Artillery in Landing Operations."
Coast Artillery Journal (Jan-Feb 1944): 9-16.
Lionetti, Donald M. "Air Defense: No 'Road to Basra.'" Army
(July 1991): 16-20, 22, 24, 26.
MacFadden, Fred R. Strategic Mobility of Hawk Air Defense Artillery
Missile Battalions. Menlo Park, CA: Stanford Research
Institute, 1962.
Malevich, Steven. "Nike Deployment." Military Engineer (Nov-Dec
1955): 417-20.
Matson, Eva J. It Tolled For New Mexico: New Mexicans Captured
by the Japanese 1941-1945. Las Cruces, NM: Yucca Tree
Press, 1994.
Maxwell, William E. A History of the 206th Coat Artillery (AA)
Regiment of the Arkansas National Guard in the Second World
War. MA Thesis: University of Central Arkansas, 1992.
Mazzei, John C. "First Aid to the Infantry." Coast Artillery Journal
88 (Jan-Feb 1945): 14-16.
McKenney, Janice E. Air Defense Artillery. Washington, DC: Center
For Military History, 1985.
*Mettler, C. G. "Anti-Aircraft." The Coast Artillery Corps Journal 63
(December 1925): 543-54.
Meyer, George C. Mud, Dust, and Five Stars: The Story of Your Battalion
From Activation to the Close of the War. Dusseldorf: A. Bagel,
1983 [Reprint].
Moeller, Stephen P. "Vigilant and Invincible." Air Defense Artillery
(May-June 1995).
Mullen, John L. "Ack-Ack at Anzio." Coast Artillery Journal 87
(May-Jun 1944): 3-5.
Purthy, A. C. "Balloons Invade Too." Military Review 24 (June 1944): 32.
Reed, Herman H. An Automatic Weapons Battery in Action: Experiences
of Herman H. Reed. Fort Totten, NY: Headquarters, Antiaircraft
Artillery Command, E.D.C., AA-2 Section, 1943.
Robinson, James L. Combat Diary: Battery D, 119th AAA Gun Battalion
(Mobile). ?: Friedrich Pustet, 1945.
Roddy, Francis J. "Self-propelled AAA in Amphibious Operations."
Coast Artillery Journal (May-Jun 1944): 8-11.
Segal, David. "Desert Storm and Division Air Defense." Armed Forces
Journal International (May 1991): 34, 36.
Semmens, E. Paul. The Hammer of Hell. ?:?, 1990.
Sheldon, Paul W. "AAA with the 4th Armored Division." Coast Artillery
Journal 88 (Sep-Oct 1945): 32-34.
__________. "26th Division Ack-Ack Aims True." Coast Artillery
Journal (May-Jun 1944): 81.
Stuart, Kenneth A. Rear Echelon ("We also Served"): Army Memoirs of
T/5 Ken Stuart, 487th A.A. Bn. S.W. Pacific Area (1943-1945).
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