Smoke conditions were good with a surface inversion prevailing at sunrise and sunset.ġ. The Lingayen Area is noted for its high swell, caused by the prevailing strong northerlies off Asia from the Northeast Monsoon.Ģ.
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By mid-morning of S plus 1 the 6 to 8 foot surf at the beaches resulting from the increased swell had caused landing operations to come to a halt.ġ. The enemy took advantage of the good flying weather to launch his first attack.Ĥ. The expected excellent weather prevailed on S-day.ģ. In deciding on the route to be followed the Aerological Officer's recommendation was solicited.Ģ. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF WEATHER IN THESE OPERATIONS, AS NOTED IN A REVIEW OF ACTION REPORTS:ġ. With the responsibility for the planning and execution of similar operations.
The primary objective of these analyses is to assist those officers who are charged Will form a basis for a hotter understanding of the application of weather information It is hoped that these studies will afford a clear view of the use of weather informationĭuring the planning, strategical, and tactical phases of the operation, and that they Observed during the operation, and to give a practical explanation of these weather conditions. These differences in order to provide an accurate account of the sequence of weatherĬonditions as forecast for the Force Commander, to describe the actual weather conditions The various commands were occasionally at variance. The material has been collatedĪnd presented in a semi-technical form with particular attention given to theĭuring the preparation of this study, it was found that weather data submitted by The data on which these studies are based are taken from officialĭocuments and reports submitted to the Navy Department. This is one of a series of pamphlets dealing with the weather aspects of Naval andĪmphibious Warfare. HyperWar: Amphibious Landings in Lingayen Gulf (Aerology and Amphibious Warfare) Aerology and Amphibious Warfare Amphibious Landings in Lingayen Gulf NAVAER 50-30T-9
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