Air Power in Amphibious Operations CAPT Don Inbody, USN.

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Air Power in Amphibious Operations CAPT Don Inbody, USN

My Agenda Where we are now Why we are where we are now Where we have been Where we could be

Where We Are Fire Support Agencies Air Support Coordinating Agencies

Fire Support Agencies Supporting Arms Coordination Center (SACC) Navy Fire Support Coordination Center (FSCC) Marine Corps Fire Support Elements (FSE) Army Air Support Operations Center (ASOC) Air Force

Coordinating Agencies Navy - - TACC (afloat) Marine Corps - - TACC (ashore) Army - - BCE at Army level Air Force - - TACC See Joint Pub for details of operations.

SACC/FSCC Naval Surface Fires Ground Artillery Fires Close Air Support –Fixed Wing –Rotary Wing

TACC (ashore/afloat) Control of all air movement within Amphibious Operations Area (AOA) Control of all ATF air movement within HIDACZ

Control Shift CATF to CLF SACC to FSCC TACC (afloat) to TACC (ashore)

Why We Are Where We Are World War II experience –Army - Navy - Army Air Force –Marine Corps - Navy

The Three Cultures Mediterranean (ETO/Med) South West Pacific Area (SWPA) Central Pacific (CentPac)

Resource Control JFACC –Airplanes –Air control combined with provision of fires SACC/TACC –Airplanes –Artillery –Naval Surface Fires –Air control separate from fires provision

ETO/Med General Spaatz Land Based Air Force (North Africa) Strategic and Tactical Mission Pre-planned air strikes Poor Close Air Support early, better later

SWPA General Kenney Land Based Air Force No Strategic Mission Some CV support (never coordinated with land based air) Pre-planned air strikes Close Air Support poor at first, better later –USAAF forward observer/controllers

CentPac Admiral Spruance CV Based Air Force No strategic mission Pre-planned air strikes from large CVs CAS from small CVs –generally good USMC or Army Forward observer/controllers Air closely coordinated with Arty and NSF

“You can get your planes to do anything you want, but we can’t get the Air Force to do a goddam thing!” Gen. Patton to VADM Hewitt July 1943

Guadalcanal Arguably the first Joint Air Force –“Cactus Air Force” –Land Based (Henderson Field) –Brig. Gen. Roy Geiger, USMC Army Navy Marine Corps

Sicily Cooperation Air/CV Support Airborne movements not coordinated

Salerno CV Air Support (cooperative) Land Base Air Support (still problematic, but better)

New Guinea Campaign CVs providing supporting air (Hollandia)

Leyte CVs providing supporting air –problematic

Lessons Learned From Ground Perspective –CAS is good –FACs are needed –SACC/TACC requirement CV Supporting Air works –if orders explicit