Example of an application of a war plant for permission to convert to peacetime production(Matsuyama iron works of Nagasaki)(2). Source: Nagasaki liaison committee. Report No. 3d(5), USSBS Index Section 2

Survey on factories in schools of Nagasaki(2). Source: Nagasaki liaison committee. Report No. 3d(4), USSBS Index Section 2

Nagasaki liaison committee members(2) Source: Nagasaki liaison committee. Report No. 3a(4), USSBS Index Section 2

Abstract of application for permission to convert to essential consumers' commodities, 21 November 1945(1). Source: Nagasaki steel works c. Mitsubishi Steel Manufacturing Company, Ltd. Report No. 3d(6), USSBS Index Section 2

Mitsubishi ordnance report Atombomb damage. Source: Report from Nagasaki ordnance plant to chief to managing director. Report No. 3d(18), USSBS Index Section 2

List of underground equipment at the Nagasaki shipyards(1). Source: Ship department, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. Report No. 3d(9), USSBS Index Section 2

List of all Mitsubishi-owned or controlled factories in the Nagasaki area with those bombed out indicated(2). Source: Ogawa. manager of Nagasaki Mitsubishi shipyards, via 2d Mar. Div., G-2. Report No. 3d(2), USSBS Index Section 2

List of underground equipment at the Nagasaki arms works(1). Source: Ship department, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. Report No. 3d(10), USSBS Index Section 2

Mitsubishi plants in Nagasaki. Source: T. Oda, manager, ship department, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. Report No. 3d(17), USSBS Index Section 2

History of Nagasaki City. Source: Translation from map issued to commemorate founding of the city. Report No. 3f(16), USSBS Index Section 2

Nagasaki prefectural government officials(2) Source: Nakayama, K., head of translation sec-tion, Nagasaki Prefecture. Report No. 3a(1), USSBS Index Section 2

Report on schools in Nagasaki taken over by Mitsubishi, and more detailed account on use of schools by Mitsubishi shipyards(2, 1 incomplete). Source: Ogawa, manager of Nagasaki. Mitsubishi shipyards, via 2d Mar. Div., G-2. Report No. 3d(3), USSBS Index Section 2

SCAPIN-1817: APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO EXTEND PERIOD OF DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION OF PRECIOUS METALS IN THE SECOND QUARTER OF 1947 1947/11/12

Nagasaki City government officials, chief of marine police, chief of Nagasaki fortified zone,(list of names and titles)(2) Source: Nakayama, K., head of translation section, Nagasaki Prefecture. Report No. 3a(3), USSBS Index Section 2

Outline of the Mitsubishi enterprises(1942)(1). Source: Mitsubishi Company, Ltd., Tokyo. Report No. 3d(8), USSBS Index Section 2

List of AAF bombings of Nagasaki(3). Source: Seventh Air Force. Report No. 3e(4), USSBS Index Section 2

List of air raids on Nagasaki City before the "A" bombing(2)(part Japanese). Source: Interview with Nishioka, T., director of Nagasaki newspaper. Report No. 3e(2), USSBS Index Section 2

Index to official Nagasaki Prefecture reports concerning the "A" bombing. Source: Public welfare section, Nagasaki prefectural government. Report No. 3c(4), USSBS Index Section 2

SCAPIN-1844: ADDITIONAL APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO USE PRECIOUS METALS FOR DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION IN FOURTH QUARTER OF 1947 1948/01/12

Translation of list of B-29 crew members taken prisoners near Nagasaki. Source: Nagasaki air-defense section diary. Report No. 3f(17), USSBS Index Section 2

Monthly report on births and deaths in Nagasaki City from January to November 1945 (2) Source: Nagasaki City census registration section (part Japanese). Report No. 3b(2), USSBS Index Section 2

No. 1653: Application for permission to file the affidavit of General George C. Marshall (Retired), present Secretary of State of United States, in behalf of Accused OSHIMA

Alphabetical key to Nagasaki city map listing and outlining Machi. Source: Nagasaki public works department, Nav. Tech. Jap. Report No. 3c(59), USSBS Index Section 2

Report of the damage in Nagasaki. Source: Nagasaki Harbor Transport Company, Ltd., via Nav. Tech. Jap. Report No. 3c(33), USSBS Index Section 2

SCAPIN-1842: ADDITIONAL APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO USE PRECIOUS METALS FOR DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION IN THE FOURTH QUARTER OF 1947 1948/01/09