Research for Shore Bombardment

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A COMPARISON OF THE ECONOMIC COST AND MILITARY SUITABILITY OF THE HIGH PERFORMANCE SEAPLANE WITH OTHER ALTERNATIVE AIRCRAFT FOR BOMBARDMENT MISSIONS
June 1, 1974
This study examines the proposal that in a sustained campaign, high performance seaplanes operating from either advanced mobile bases or North American bases might prove to be the best solution and the cheapest, in terms of economic effort, to maintain.
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CHARACTERISTICS OF NAVAL GUNFIRE SUPPORT IN KOREA
June 1, 1953
Analysis is made of reports that describe more than 5000 naval gunfire missions against shore targets in Korea during the period May 1951 through March 1952. Character and extent of bombardment, factors influencing effectiveness, weapon selection, and force requirements are discussed.
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