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

Intelligence memoranda pertaining to ship losses: Traffic tables, seaborne freight by types. Report No. 53a(49)(b), USSBS Index Section 2

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

Intelligence Memorandum-Eye witness account of the bombing of Hiroshima. Report No. 2-w(14), 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. Japanese survey of atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. See USSBS interrogation of Dr. Nishina. Report No. 2-w(27), 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

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

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-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. Series of charts showing organization of Army procurement agencies. Report No. 2-w(25), USSBS Index; Section 8

Far Eastern Air Force Intelligence memorandum No. 29, 5 November 1945. Report No. 1-k(26), USSBS Index Section 6

Intelligence memorandum No. 76, 26 November 1945, Air Staff Intelligence requirements in Far East, item XII--inspection. Report No. 9-a(34), USSBS Index Section 6

Memorandum on questions raised at technical intelligence conference, 31 October 1945. Report No. 8-a(20), USSBS Index Section 6

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

Air Intelligence report. Vol. I, No. 8, 26 April 1945. Report No. 1-c(16), USSBS Index Section 6

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

Memorandum for Major Willoughby, meeting of Technical Intelligence Coordinating board, 24 October 1945. Report No. 8-a(14), USSBS Index Section 6

Miscellaneous memorandum dealing with the administration of Japanese government controlling agencies and their programs. Report No. 2-w(34), USSBS Index; Section 8

Naval Analysis Division. Memorandum of NAV 11. Listing of causes of Japanese Naval loss, compiled by USSBS, 14 January 1946. Report No. 2-w(2), 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

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, 12 February 1946. Viewpoint of Prince Konoye as expressed to the Emperor of Japan, early in February 1945. Report No. 2-w(23), USSBS Index; Section 8

Report on Japanese Naval Intelligence submitted by Captain Omae, Toshikazu -(IJN) Japanese General Naval Staff, 5 December 1945. Report No. 2-w(3), USSBS Index; Section 8