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CG FREEDOM ALGIERS No 9127
CG AAF/MTO La MARSA No 361
Reurad TS 046 dated February 4, 1944, unnumbered message dated 4 Feb, message Af 40 dated 4 February, AF Message of February 1 and message BZ 682 dated February 5, 1944 passed through Spaatz substitution is authorized of 81 P-39 Fighter Group for 79 P-40 Fighter Group. However our 8831 of February 3 for Devers addressed to Wilson in answer your AF 13 dated February 2 was also considered reply to your TS 017 dated 2 Feb 44. Our message numbers 295 and 8803 of February 3, 1944 and our message 337 to CG AAF/MTO dated February 5, 1944 answers your inquiry reference radio teletype channel establishment between Caserta and Washington.
CM-OUT-2658 (6 Feb 44)
Transcribed from Official 15th Air Force Records, Sourced, U.S. National Archives
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