19. Bohn, The Development of Strategic Air Command, 2.
20. LeMay, Mission with LeMay, 432–33.
21. R. Cargill Hall, “The Truth about Overflights,” Military History Quarterly 9, no. 3 (Spring 1997): 26–27.
22. Ridgeway, Soldier, 191.
23. Samuel, I Always Wanted to Fly, 151.
24. Samuel, I Always Wanted to Fly, 158–59.
25. Samuel, I Always Wanted to Fly, 175–89.
26. Hall, Early Cold War Overflights Symposium, 1:153–59.
27. Samuel, I Always Wanted to Fly, 188–89.
28. Wolfgang W. E. Samuel, In Defense of Freedom: Stories of Courage and Sacrifice of World War II Army Air Forces Flyers (Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 2015), 229–30.
29. Bohn, The Development of Strategic Air Command, 35.
30. Hall, Early Cold War Overflights Symposium, 1:1.
31. Samuel, I Always Wanted to Fly, 119.
32. Bohn, The Development of Strategic Air Command, 39.
33. Marcelle S. Knaack, Post–World War II Bombers, 1945–1973 (Washington, DC: Office of Air Force History, Headquarters US Air Force, 1988), 297–301.
34. Knaack, Post–World War II Bombers, 303.
35. Samuel, I Always Wanted to Fly, 151–52.
36. Samuel, I Always Wanted to Fly, 151–52.
37. Samuel, I Always Wanted to Fly, 151–52.
38. Bruce M. Bailey, “We See All”: Pictorial History of the 55th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing, 1947–1967 (Omaha, NE: 55th ELINT Association, 1982), 47–48.
39. Samuel, American Raiders, 153.
40. Hall, Early Cold War Overflights Symposium, 1:248.
41. Samuel, I Always Wanted to Fly, 198.
42. Hall, Early Cold War Overflights Symposium, 1:15–32.
43. William L. White, The Little Toy Dog: The Story of the Two RB-47 Flyers, Captain John R. McKone and Captain Freeman B. Olmstead (New York: E. P. Dutton, 1962), 293.
44. Knaack, Post–World War II Bombers, 297.
45. Knaack, Post–World War II Bombers, 333.
46. Knaack, Post–World War II Bombers, 336.
47. Ben R. Rich and Leo Janos, Skunk Works: A Personal Memoir of My Years at Lockheed (Boston: Little, Brown, 1994), 123.
48. Samuel, Glory Days, 151–64.
49. Hall, Early Cold War Overflights Symposium, 1:23.
50. R. Cargill Hall, “Clandestine Victory: Eisenhower and Overhead Reconnaissance in the Cold War,” in Forging the Shield: Eisenhower and National Security for the 21st Century, ed. Dennis E. Showalter (Chicago: Imprint Publications, 2005).
51. Rich and Janos, Skunk Works, 160.
52. Rich and Janos, Skunk Works, 163.
53. Chris Pocock, The U-2 Spyplane: Toward the Unknown; A New History of the Early Years (Atglen, PA: Schiffer Publishing, 2000), 129.
54. Rich and Janos, Skunk Works, 162–63.
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