Air Sorties in the Global War on Terrorism

July 17, 2007

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July 12-13, 2007

Sortie Type
OIF
OEF
OIF/OEF
Total
ISR
32
20
52
CAS/Armed Recon
116
82
198
Airlift
312
312
Air refueling
95
95
Total
148
102
407
657

OIF=Operation Iraqi Freedom

OEF=Operation Enduring Freedom

ISR=Intelligence-surveillance-reconnaissance

Airlift includes Horn of Africa data

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