On Sunday, the US said it had, for the first time, conducted "multiple air drops" of weapons, ammunition and medical supplies in the vicinity of Kobane.
In recent weeks, American transport planes have dropped supplies of ammunition, food, water, blankets, and even food for the horses that many Northern Alliance soldiers ride.
At 1515, two B-17s dropped 192 boxes of ammunition.
The US-led coalition has already been supporting the Kurdish forces with airstrikes for months, and in early October dropped 50 tons of ammunition to fighters with the Syrian Arab Coalition.
There she collected night parachute drops of weapons and ammunition and hid them in storage caches for the advancing allied armies, set up wireless communication with England and harassed the enemy.
America could carry out an extensive air campaign using stealth technology and huge amounts of ammunition, dropping enormous payloads that are capable of hitting targets and penetrating to depths far beyond what Israel's arsenal can achieve.
During this initial bloody confrontation Guevara laid down his medical supplies and picked up a box of ammunition dropped by a fleeing comrade, proving to be a symbolic moment in Che's life.
The Allied Air Forces had used 233,847 rounds of ammunition, and dropped 261 500-pound and 253 thousand-pound bombs.
Their dropping was accurate, but some boxes of ammunition tore away from their parachutes.
The plane was firing thousands of rounds of ammunition at enemy forces and dropping magnesium flares to illuminate their positions for the American ground troops.
