What does WDTR stand for?

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War Department Training Regulation

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As for doctrine, successive iterations of War Department Training Regulation (WDTR) 440-15, Employment of the Air Forces of the Army, generally identified aviation's primary mission, after air superiority, as destruction of "the most important enemy forces on the surface of the land or sea" (1923 version), and adhered to the age-old dictum that the "land campaign" was "the decisive factor in winning war" (1935 update).

Anglo-American tactical air operations in World War II