Axis Strength in 1943. Report by J.I.C.

3 Subject. Paragraph. Page. SECTION C.—AIR— Part 1.—German— Glossary of Terms 51 20 Operational Types 52 20 First-line Strength (Actual) 53 21 Air Transport Organisation 54 22 Present Distribution of Forces 55 22 Production 56 22 Availability of Forces 57 23 Training and Equipment 58 23 Fighting Spirit 59 24 Part 2.—Italian— Introduction 60 24 Estimated Strength, 1943 61 24 Present Distribution of Forces 62 25 Production 63 25 Availability of Forces 64 25 Training and Equipment 65 25 Fighting Spirit 66 26 Part 3.—Other European States— Introduction 67 26 Bulgarian Air Force 68 26 Roumanian Air Force 69 26 Hungarian Air Force 70 27 Finnish Air Force 71 27 Part 4.—Japanese— Introduction 72 27 Estimated Strength, 1943 73 27 Present Distribution of Forces 74 28 Production 75 28 Availability of Forces 76 28 Training 77 28 Fighting Spirit 78 28 Part 5.—Siam— First-line Strength and Equipment 79 28 SECTION D.—ECONOMIC FACTORS— Part 1.—German-Controlled Europe— General 80 29 Civilian Man-Power 81 29 Armament Production 82 29 Raw Materials 83 29 Oil 84 30 Transport 85 30 Civilian Standards 86 30 The Contribution of the Axis Allies and of the Occupied Territories 87 31 The Blockade 88 31 Part 2.—Japan— Summary 89 31 Armament Production and Industrial Capacity 90 32 Raw Materials 91 32 Internal Transport 92 32 Oil 93 32 Civilian Standards 94 33 Exploitation of Occupied and Other Territories 95 33 The Blockade 96 33 SECTION E.—CIVILIAN MORALE— Part 1.—Germany 97–10 33 Part 2.—Italy 103–106 35 Part 3.—Bulgaria 107–108 36 Part 4.—Roumania 109–111 36 Part 5.—Hungary 112–114 37 Part 6.—Finland 115–117 37 Part 7.