Air Sorties in SWA Nov. 22-23, 2009

Nov. 30, 2009
Air Sorties in Southwest Asia, Nov. 22-23, 2009
Sortie Type
OIF
OEF
OIF/OEF
Total
YTD
ISR
53
61
114
15,433
CAS/Armed Recon
28
137
165
31,822
Airlift
275
275
44,144
Air refueling
77
77
15,651
Total
631
107,050

OIF=Operation Iraqi Freedom

OEF=Operation Enduring Freedom

ISR=Intelligence-surveillance-reconnaissance

YTD = Year to Date

Airlift includes Horn of Africa data

Note: Data includes all coalition sorties, except for airlift, which is USAF only

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