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

Opening Statement by Mr. Takahashi Relating to the Pacific War

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

Memorandum-22 November 1945, Japanese submarine operations (listing of submarines). Report No. 2-w(8), USSBS Index; Section 8

Instruction Relating to Intelligence at the War College, Serial No. 604. Report No. 2-s, USSBS Index Section 8

Instruction Relating to Intelligence at the War College, Serial No. 604. Report No. 2-t, USSBS Index Section 8

Intelligence memorandum. Traffic tables, sea-borne freight of types. Report No. 2-w(26), USSBS Index; Section 8

Opening Statement by William Logan, Jr., Relating to Division V - Pacific War Subdivision II - Allied Pressure Against Japan

Intelligence Memorandum-Eye witness account of the bombing of Hiroshima. Report No. 2-w(14), 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

Intelligence Memorandum-28 October 1945. List of shipbuilding and manufacturing facilities. Report No. 2-w(6), 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

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

Intelligence Memorandum. Translation of a Japanese Document "Importance of China Resources on our Material Strength" Report No. 2-w(15), USSBS Index; Section 8

Office of Naval Intelligence weekly bulletin, Vol. III, No. 45, 8 November 1944. Report No. 13-e(20), USSBS Index Section 6

Intelligence memorandum. Japanese survey of atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. See USSBS interrogation of Dr. Nishina. Report No. 2-w(27), USSBS Index; Section 8

Memorandum, 10 November 1945. Japanese Naval supply organization, dealing with: (A- ship construction and ordnance, B-aeronautical arms, C-food, fuel, and clothing). Report No. 2-w(5), USSBS Index; Section 8

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

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

Report on Japanese Army Intelligence submitted 3 November 1945, by Lieutenant General Arisue Seizo (IJA) Chief of G-2 Army General Staff, compiled by USSBS. Report No. 2-w(12), USSBS Index; Section 8

Court Exh. No. 24: Treaty between the United States, the British Empire, France and Japan, relating to their insular possessions and insular dominions in the region of the Pacific Ocean,signed 13 Dec. 1921

Court Exh. No. 24: Treaty between the United States, the British Empire, France and Japan, relating to their insular possessions and insular dominions in the region of the Pacific Ocean, signed 13 Dec. 1921

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

Court Exh. No. 25: Agreement between the United States, the British Empire, France and Japan, supplementary to treaty of 13 Dec. 1921, relating to their insular possessions and insular dominions in the region of the Pacific Ocean. Signed 6 Feb. 1922