August 10, 1942

War Events

August 10, 1942	B-25's bomb Hankow. Afterwards the P-40 escorts, led by Colonel Robert L. Scott, strike ammo dumps and military warehouses at Sienning, causing heavy destruction of material which the Japanese have accumulated to use against Hengyang and other U.S. bases in China.
August 10, 1942	Five B-17's and three B-24's bomb Kiska targets. Fighters and anti-aircraft artillery down one B-24. Only its pilot is saved.

Select Year	1939	1940	1941	1942	1943	1944	1945	1946
Dates with links have information available.