Intelligence Memorandum-5 November 1945. "The principal problems and obstacles which confronted the Japanese shipping during war-time." Report No. 2-w(7), USSBS Index; Section 8

Intelligence memoranda pertaining to ship losses: The principal problems and the obstacles which confronted the Japanese shipping during wartime. Report No. 53a(49)(c), USSBS Index Section 2

Intelligence Memorandum-5 November 1945. Significant event relating to recent Japanese expansion and the Pacific War. Report No. 2-w(13), USSBS Index; Section 8

Intelligence memorandum-15 November 1945. Dispersion of plants. Report No. 2-w(17), USSBS Index; Section 8

Memorandum on evaluation of incendiary and high-explosive bombs as used by Air Forces during the war-23 November 1945. Report No. 2-w(10), USSBS Index; Section 8

THE WAR IN THE FAR EAST: VLADIVOSTOK HARBOUR. WHICH MAY NOW BE ATTACKED BY THE JAPANESE AT ANY TIME

Calendar of events which occurred during the war. Report No. 39ff(8), USSBS Index Section 2

Intelligence Memorandum-Eye witness account of the bombing of Hiroshima. Report No. 2-w(14), USSBS Index; Section 8

Intelligence memorandum. List of those official titles of the individuals and bodies in the Japanese government closest to the throne throughout World War II. Report No. 2-w(28), USSBS Index; Section 8

Port of Wakamatsu: Report on shipping conditions during the war. Report No. 54a(23)(c), USSBS Index Section 2

Background Doc. No. 3: Memorandum on the Survival of Japan's Military Caste which traces the further development of the military tradition from 1877 to the present time. Original Box No. 1

M W Glue probes ground for mines during the advance to Florence, Italy, in World War II - Photograph taken b...

Tanks by a building in the Massa Lombarda area , Italy, during World War II - Photograph taken by W K Lloyd

Memorandum. Organization and key personnel of the ground forces in the Japanese Army at the termination of the war. Report No. 2-w(16), USSBS Index; Section 8

Intelligence Memorandum-14 November 1945. List of Japanese merchant ships lost as a result of submarine attacks. List compiled by Japanese Naval Ministry. Report No. 2-w(11), USSBS Index; Section 8

Translation No. 7-26 June 1940. Japanese estimates and comparisons of the resources as of the beginning and end of the war. Compiled by Intelligence Division, WDGS, Office of Naval Intelligence, United States Navy. Report No. 2-w(20), USSBS Index; Section 8

Intelligence memorandum-January 1946. An estimation of the strength of the United States, British, USSR, German, and Italian Naval fleets and Air Forces by the Japanese compiled in 1941. Report No. 2-w(19), USSBS Index; Section 8

Court Exh. No. 3897: Memorandum dated 1 Dec 1942 from Minister SUZUKI to Directors of Bureaus and Chiefs of Sections, Ambassadors and Ministers Room, re change of the name of the bureau in charge of war-time internees

Memorandum. A translation of a report on the effects of the Pacific War on resources and Anglo-American prepared by the Japanese Cabinet Planning Board on 9 June 1942. Also the draft copy of this information. Report No. 2-w(21), USSBS Index; Section 8

Court Exh. No. 2969: Memorandum from Commander John Ford Maecher to Mr. Seth W. Richardson dated 16 May 1946 transmitting information as to time of delivery to the White House of certain translations of intercepted Japanese messages. Excerpt from Exhibit for identification No. 2849

Court Exh. No. 2969: Memorandum from Commander John Ford Maecher to Mr. Seth W. Richardson dated 16 May 1946 transmitting information as to time of delivery to the White House of certain translations of intercepted Japanese messages. Excerpt from Exhibit for identification No. 2849

Court Exh. No. 3896: Document dated 14 Jan 1943 published by the Bureau in Charge of Japanese Nationals in Enemy Countries, entitled "Reasons for the Necessity of Continual Functioning of the Bureau in Charge of Japanese Nationals in Enemy Countries as Office Established Specially During the War-time, and the Necessary of an Increase of the Staff of Chancellors Allotted to the Bureau."