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‘WEDNESDAY, JULY

The Yanks Are Enough?

19, 1950

Korea Lacks Fields Suitable for Jet Fighters

Long, Hard Runways — U.S. Has Blasted Most Available Airports

By PETER LISAGOR, Times Special Writer

WASHINGTON, J jet combat planes, th airfields.

uly 19—If the North Koreans should come by ey'd be hard Pressed for suitable operating

From available reports, only two fields north of the 38th parallel

have the hard-surfaced runways

and capital, and Yonpo, near the east coast town of Hungnam, have figured in Tokyo communiques of bombing targets since

the 38th. Jets require about 4200 feet of firm surfaces for takeoffs, and the few scattered minor airfields in the north offer neither the distance nor traction for jet operations, according to sources here. Any likelihood that the Communists might be able to use Kimpo Airfield, a short distance northwest of Seoul, is remote. Kimpo’s destruction is believed fairly complete in the seesawing

To date, the Communists have been fighting with about 100 to 150 Soviet-type Yak fighters and IL-10s, ground -attatk bombers. The World War II Yaks are not considered up to American fighters in performance.

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No Signs of Russ

Pentagon sources say there has! ~

been no evidence of Russ participation in the scrap, despite vague reports of Red star markings on Communist planes shot down. - Nobody will have to be convinced, however, that the first appearance of jets will indicate Russia's intention of bolstering the North Korean air force. A curious issue about the Korean air fighting is the belief prequently expressed here that the peninsular war provides an ideal opportunity for the use of carrier-based aircraft. No Word on Carriers The Navy hasn't been heard from on the matter of carriers in Korean waters, but advocates of the carrier were privately remind{ing their critics of the controversy jover the efficiency of carriers in {modern war.

Carriers, it has been pointed

jout, could ease the effort entailed!

{in the long Air Force haul from|

Japanese bases to the Korean |

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