Looks at the problem of dislocating the Japanese naval blockade from Manila Bay sufficiently to permit the entry of U.S. supply ships into Bataan and Corregidor. Concludes that the solution lies in U.S. heavy bombers from Australia to dislocate the blockade via an airstrike on the five hostile destroyers delivered shortly before the arrival of U.S. supply ships and that one squadron of heavy bombers should be sufficient to accomplish the mission.

Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.