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Re: Post D-Day A.D.I. (K) Reports?
In general, if I understand correctly what you are asking, ADI(k) reports have to do with interogations and captured documentation. Thus, many, probably most, after D-Day, have nothing to do with the crash reports for aircraft which were made by AI2(g). There are AFAIK many more ADI(k) documents than AI2(g) after D-Day, as many documents that were captured on the ground were processed by ADI(k). I recently went through over 150 reels of ADI(k) accession documents that were collected at the Paris clearing house. IIRC the 1944 ADI(k) documents numbered over 500 and the 1945 sequence maybe 600. I believe a large number of these are on a single reel available from the US NASM archives.
Best regards,
Artie Bob
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