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Technical Air Intelligence Unit

Technical Air Intelligence Units (TAIU) were joint Allied military intelligence units formed during World War II to recover Japanese aircraft to obtain data regarding their technical and tactical capabilities.

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TAIU operations

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Early technical air intelligence operations

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Early technical air intelligence operations

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related to TAIU operations · 26
Technical Air Intelligence Unit → Another, Australia, Brisbane, By, Cape Gloucester, Copahee, December, Further, Hangar, In, It, Kawasaki Ki-45, Kawasaki Ki-61, New Britain, Nick, November, Oscar, RAAF/USAAF Eagle Farm Airbase, Spitfire, TAIU
related to Post-war operations · 16
Technical Air Intelligence Unit → Army, ATAIU-SEA, By, England, Eventually, General Hap Arnold, However, Japan, Japanese Army, Navy, One, Singapore, Technical Air Intelligence Units, UK, United States, Yokohama Naval Base

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Technical Air Intelligence Unitrelated to Post-war operationsTechnical Air Intelligence Units0.60section
Technical Air Intelligence Unitrelated to Post-war operationsJapan0.60section
Technical Air Intelligence Unitrelated to Post-war operationsGeneral Hap Arnold0.60section
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Technical Air Intelligence Unitrelated to Post-war operationsYokohama Naval Base0.60section
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Technical Air Intelligence Unitrelated to Post-war operationsUnited States0.60section
Technical Air Intelligence Unitrelated to Post-war operationsArmy0.60section
Technical Air Intelligence Unitrelated to Post-war operationsNavy0.60section
Technical Air Intelligence Unitrelated to Post-war operationsHowever0.60section
Technical Air Intelligence Unitrelated to Post-war operationsEventually0.60section
Technical Air Intelligence Unitrelated to Post-war operationsATAIU-SEA0.60section

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