一方爆撃機の損失率を見るとベルリンの 6.6 パーセントに対し、日本主要都市全体で 1.9 パーセント、東京空襲の数値は 3.3 パーセントである。マリアナ諸島から日本本土を爆撃・ 機雷投下のため出撃した B-29 の損失をみると、昼間は、11,826 回の出撃に対し、損失数 は 179 機で損失率は 1.5 パーセントであるのに、夜間は 14,596 回の出撃に対し損失数は 138 機で損失率は 0.95 パーセントであった。夜間の損失率は昼間の三分の二だった69。 http://www.nids.go.jp/publication/senshi/pdf/200803/06.pdf0180名無しさん@お腹いっぱい。2011/07/03(日) 15:12:44.55ID:YcBVlB9i During the war, FEAF units flew 720,980 sorties and delivered 476,000 tons of ordnance. For these numbers FEAF estimated it had killed nearly 150,000 North Korean and Chinese troops and claimed the destruction of more than 975 aircraft, 800 bridges, 1,100 tanks, 800 locomotives, 9,000 railroad cars, 70,000 motor vehicles, and 80,000 buildings. This damage was inflicted at the cost of 1,841 men killed, wounded and missing, and 750 aircraft destroyed by the enemy. http://www.state.nj.us/military//korea/factsheets/air_f_fs.html
>This damage was inflicted at the cost of 1,841 men killed, wounded and missing,
COMBINED SUMMARY OF 20TH AIR FORCE & 9TH GROUP OPERATIONS 20TH AIR FORCE 9TH BOMB GROUPC From June 5, 1944 on From February 9, 1945 on Missions 380 75 Sorties Combat 31,387 1843 Other 1,617 169 Total 33,004 2012 Bomb and mine tonnage 171,060 11,376 B-29 losses Combat losses 494 14 + 5 non-combat Training losses in U.S. 260 1 Air crew losses Killed 576 26 + 1 ground crewman Missing 2,406 96 (12 repatriated) Wounded or injured 433 30 http://www.9thbombgrouphistory.org/Chapters/Chapter_07.pdf0181名無しさん@お腹いっぱい。2011/09/28(水) 12:49:30.50ID:si/dVkpn もう一回、疾風を飛ばしたいものだ・・・
雑誌「丸」編集部 P-51ムスタング/P-47サンダーボルト 図解・軍用機シリーズ8 0202名無しさん@お腹いっぱい。2013/09/05(木) 16:06:27.79ID:Gs3pimMe 輸入盤アニメって日アマでも買えるんだな。 クソ安い。これもう日本の円盤無理だろ。 http://nanpinking.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/2013/08/amazon-dc9c.html0203名無しさん@お腹いっぱい。2013/09/19(木) 10:41:59.28ID:UUeccyR9 B-29 losses to accidents, enemy interception, and to Japanese air attacks on the Chengtu forward bases soon came to be prohibitive, and by the end of 1944 had reached 147.
During Operation Matterhorn, 49 separate missions had been flown involving 3058 individual aircraft sorties. Only 11,477 tons of bombs had been dropped. In spite of the massive effort involved in Operation Matterhorn, only insignificant damage had been done to targets in Japan.
In January 1944 the air force had 194 fighters, 38 medium bombers, and 50 heavy bombers; for the 9-month period beginning in October of that year. the totals were Month Fighters Medium Bombers Heavy Bombers October 457 105 45 November 535 109 47 December 510 105 56 January 520 94 70 February 521 92 56 March 564 99 65 April 525 103 69 May 500 117 69 June 483 127 65 http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/AAF/V/AAF-V-9.html0207だつお ◆t0moyVbEXw 2014/04/11(金) 12:16:50.04ID:8IIYpYAp 朝鮮戦争で中国チンピラゴロツキも撃破できなかった米軍が http://toro.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/army/1390281875/
MILITARY HOSTILE NON-HOSTILE ACTION DEATHS WOUNDED DEATHS World War II (1941-45) Total 293,121 670,846 115,185 European Theater 185,179 498,948 66,805 Pacific Theater 107,903 171,898 48,380 Korean War (1950-53) 33,741 103,284 2,827 Vietnam War (1961-73) 47,415 153,303 10,789 Iraq War (2003-09) 3,444 31,342 857 http://www.vfw.org/PR/Media%20Room/AmericasWarDead1775_2009.pdf
負傷者と死者の比率を比べてみれば、兵士にとって過酷な戦場はどこなのかは自明であろう。
MILITARY HOSTILE NON-HOSTILE ACTION DEATHS WOUNDED DEATHS Iraq War (2003-09) 3,444 31,342 857
Aircraft production of all types, including training planes, was stepped up from 700 planes per month in the summer of 1942 to 2,572 planes in September 1944. Aircraft engine production was not only increased correspondingly in numbers, but average horsepower was doubled. http://www.anesi.com/ussbs01.htm
MILITARY HOSTILE NON-HOSTILE ACTION DEATHS WOUNDED DEATHS World War II (1941-45) Total 293,121 670,846 115,185 European Theater 185,179 498,948 66,805 Pacific Theater 107,903 171,898 48,380 Korean War (1950-53) 33,739 103,284 2,835 Vietnam War (1961-73) 47,434 153,303 10,786 Iraq War (2001-2016) 3,519 32,246 965 http://www.tavvntc.org/cost.htm
The Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate (キ84 疾風"Gale"?) was a single-seat fighter used by the Imperial Japanese Army Air Service in World War II. The Allied reporting name was "Frank"; the Japanese Army designation was Army Type 4 Fighter (四式戦闘機 yon-shiki-sent?-ki?). Featuring excellent performance and high maneuverability, the Ki-84 was considered to be the best Japanese fighter to see large scale operations during World War II.[2] It was able to match any Allied fighter, and was able intercept the high-flying B-29 Superfortresses.[3] Its powerful armament (that could include two 30 mm and two 20 mm cannon) increased its lethality.[4] Though hampered by poor production quality in later models, a high-maintenance Nakajima Homare engine, landing gear prone to buckle,[3] inconsistent fuel quality, and a lack of experienced pilots above all else, Hayates proved to be fearsome opponents; a total of 3,514 were built.[2] The Ki-84 was the fastest fighter in the Imperial Japanese military if good fuel was used and the aircraft was in good shape
The first major operational involvement was during the battle of Leyte at the end of 1944, and from that moment until the end of the Pacific war the Ki-84 was deployed wherever the action was intense.[8] The 22nd Sentai re-equipped with production Hayates. Though it lacked sufficient high-altitude performance, it performed well at medium and low levels. Seeing action against the USAAF 14th Air Force, it quickly gained a reputation as a fighter to be reckoned with. Fighter-bomber models also entered service. On April 15, 1945, 11 Hayates attacked US airfields on Okinawa, destroying many aircraft on the ground.
The IJAAF's Ki-84, Kawasaki Heavy Industries' Ki-100, and the Kawanishi Aircraft Company's N1K2-J IJNAF naval fighter were the three Japanese fighters best suited to combat the newer Allied fighters. 0246名無しさん@お腹いっぱい。2017/04/17(月) 16:26:55.72ID:wEyTrcGm>>1 日米英独の航空機生産機数(戦闘機、爆撃機、偵察機、練習機、輸送機、飛行艇、グライダー、特攻機ほか) 戦後の「米国戦略爆撃調査団報告」より
The impact of ICHIGO on Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist Party (Kuomintang or KMT) government vas even more severe. KMT and provincial armies totaling 750, 000 men had been either destroyed, rendered combat ineffective, or simply melted avay, 2 vhlile Mao Tse-tung's Communist army continued to grov in strength and popularity. The KMT emerged from the ICHIGO disaster mortally veakened, thereby making unattainable one of America's primary objectives of the Pacific War, a strong, united and democratic postvar China.
General Joseph Stilwell was relieved in Oct 1944 by Franklin Roosevelt after Chiang Kaishek's complaints that the burden of the losses during Ichigo fell on Stilwell's shoulders. Stilwell's role of Chief of Staff and Commander of the US Forces, China Theater (USFCT) was replaced by Major General Albert Wedemeyer; his other command responsibilities in the China-Burma-India Theater were divided up and allocated to other officers.