UN aircraft losses in Korea total 818, NEA report
NEA correspondent Peter Edson outlines UN air losses from June 30, 1950 to Feb 9, 1952 totaling 818 aircraft plus 362 Communist planes destroyed and 452 damaged. Breakdown shows 488 US Air Force, 282 US Navy, 33 shore-based Marine, 18 foreign. Navy operational losses exceed combat losses in a 407 to 262 ratio.
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A U S and British operated joint forces report Communist air power in Korea has built to 1700 planes but mostly engaged in air to air combat. UN aircraft flew 22 000 sorties versus 18500 by Communists in air battles. Ground support shows 51000 sorties by UN vs none by Communists in interdiction. UN totals reach 124000 sorties to 75 000 by Communists, signaling UN air superiority to date.
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