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DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER LIBRARY

ABILENE, KANSAS

DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER LIBRARY:

COLLECTION OF 20th

CENTURY MILITARY RECORDS, 1918-1959

Accession: A69-15, A76-21, A76-21/1, A76-21/2, A92-7, A93-19, A-96-13

Processed by: ARK, BSR, DJH, VJA

SCOPE AND CONTENT

This collection consists of official military reports, studies and publications. The majority of the

collection is comprised of duplicate documents transferred from the Modern Military Branch of

the National Archives at College Park, Maryland. The collection is divided into seven series,

each one corresponding to a new accession of materials. There may be some duplication of

reports both within series and in multiple series.

Series I: Historical Studies: Air University

Boxes 1-39 This series contains an incomplete set of Army Air Force numbered studies.

Arranged by study number.

Series II: Library Reference Publications

Boxes 1-31 These publications were formerly interfiled at with the U.S. Army After Action

Reports at the Modern Military Records Branch. Unarranged.

Series III

Boxes 1-13 This series contains a variety of studies and histories from the Army Historical

Section, reports of training exercises, guided missile testing, aerial bombardment

reports, post-war civil affairs handbooks, strategic bombing reports, the History of

the Allied Force Headquarters, post-war planning, and the 5th

Army History.

Unarranged.

Series IV: Miscellaneous Documents of the Modern Military Period

Boxes 1-4 This series contains WWII reports on Germany, German officers, ALSOS

Mission, Operation Cruickshank, Operation Arabian, operations, comparison of

Soviet and US weapons technology, reorganization of the armed forces, selection

of proving grounds for long-range guided missiles, and WWII intelligence on

Sicily. Unarranged.

Series V: Miscellaneous Loose Published Reports

Boxes 1-2 This Series consists of a 1949 study on reorganization of the army and a history of

the Planning Division.

Series VI: Recent Acquisitions

Boxes 1-3 This series contains duplicate documents from Records of Allied Operational and

Occupation Headquarters, World War II (RG 331). Three reports from the Field

Information Agency Technical Branch, Office of the Military Government for

Germany (FIAT, OMGUS) formerly housed with this series have been moved to

the collection Dwight D. Eisenhower Library: Collection of Miscellaneous

Manuscripts Too Small to Be Names as Series.

Series VII: European Advisory Committee Material

Boxes 1-18 This series contains documents relating to the political, economic and social

situation in various European nations. The reports include information regarding

civil affairs, economic warfare and military government. The largest body of

material relates to Germany, but there are also reports for Albania, Austria,

Belgium, Luxemburg, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, France, Greece, Hungary, Italy,

Netherlands, Poland, Rumania, USSR, and Yugoslavia.

Series I: Historical Studies: Air University

Box Study No.

1 1 The Glider Pilot Training Program, 1941-43

2 Initial Selection of Candidates for Pilot, Bombardier and Navigator Training

3 Barrage Balloon Development in the United States Army Corps, 1923-42

4 Alaskan Air Defense and the Japanese Invasion of the Aleutians

2 5 Individual Training of Bombardiers

6 The Development of the Heavy Bombers 1918-1944

7 Legislation Relating to the AAF Training Program, 1939-45

8 Bombsight Maintenance Training in the AAF

3 9 The AAF in Australia to the Summer of 1942

10 Organization of the Army Air Arm, 1935-1945 (Published July 1956 by USAF

Historical Division, Research Studies Institute, Air University)

11 Personnel Problems Relating to AAF Commissioned Officers 1939-1945

12 The Tenth Air Force 1942

13 The Development of Tactical Doctrines at AAF SAT and AAFTAC

4 14 Inspection Control in the AAF 1939-1944

15 Procurement of Aircrew Trainees

16 Legislation Relating to the AAF Personnel Program 1939-1945

17 Air Action in the Papuan Campaign, 21 July 1942 to 23 Jan. 1943

5 18 Pilot Transition to Combat Aircraft

19 Civilian Volunteer Activities in the AAF

20 Comparative History of Research and Development Policies Affecting Air

Material 1915-1944

6 21 The Aviation Cadet Ground Duty Program Policy, Procurement, and Assignment

22 Legislation Relating to the AAF Material Program 1939-1945

24 Command of Observation Aviation: A Study in Control of Tactical Airpower

(Published September1956 by USAF Historical Division, Research Studies

Institute, Air University)

25 Organization of Military Aeronautics 1907-1935

26 Individual Training in Aircraft Maintenance in the AAF

7 27 Individual Training of Navigators in the AAF

28 Development of Administrative Planning and Control in the AAF

29A Summary of Air Action in the Philippines and Netherlands East Indies

8 30 Ninth Air Force in the Western Desert Campaign to 23 January 1943

31 Flexible Gunnery Training in the AAF

32 Ninth Air Force in the ET0 16 Oct. 1943 to16 Apr. 1944

9 33 Administrative History of the Ferrying Command 29 May 1941- 30 June 1942

34 Army Air Force in the War Against Japan 1941-1942 (Published by Headquarters,

Army Air Forces, Washington, D.C. August 1945)

35 Guadalcanal and the Origins of the Thirteenth Air Force

36 Ninth Air Force April to November 1944

10 37 Participation of the Ninth and Twelfth Air Forces in the Sicilian Campaign

38 Operational History of the Seventh Air Force 6 November to 31 July 1944

39 Legislation Relating to the Air Corps Personnel and Training Programs- 1907-

1939

11 40 Expansion of Industrial Facilities Under Army Air Forces Auspices 1940-1945

41 Operational History of the Seventh Air Force 7 December 1941 to November 6,

1943

42 Air Defense of the Panama Canal 1 January 1939-7 December 1941

12 43 The Fifth Air Force in the Conquest of the Bismark Archipelago, November 1943

to March 1944

44 Evolution of the Liaison-Type Airplane 1917-1944

45 Development of the South Pacific Air Route

46 Organization of Military Aeronautics 1935-1945 (Executive, Congressional and

War Department Action)

13 47 Development and Procurement of Gliders in Army Air Forces 1941-1944

48 Preflight Training in the AAF 1939-1944

49 Basic Military Training in the AAF 1939-1944

14 50 Material Research and Development in the Army Air Arm 1914-1945

51 The Maintenance of Army Aircraft in the United States 1939-1945 (General

Development and Policies)

52 The Reduction of Panteelleria and Adjacent Islands 8 May- 14 June, 1943

53 Organization of AAF Training Activities 1939-1945

15 54 Development of Aircraft Gun Turrets in the AAF 1917-1944

55 WASP’s History

56 Weather Training in the AAF 1937-1945

57 Statistical Control in the Army Air Force (Published January 1952 by USAF

Historical Division, Air University)

58 Civilian Personnel for the AAF, 1939-1945

59 Demobilization Planning for the USAF

16 60 Individual Training in Aircraft Armament by the AAF

61 Combat Crew and Unit Training in the AAF

62 The Modification of Army Aircraft in the U.S. 1939-1945

64 Training in Foreign Nationals by the AAF 1939-1945

17 65 Aviation Gasoline Production and Control

66 AAF Air Defense Activities in the Mediterranean

67 Standardization of Air Material, 1939-1944: Controls, Policies and Procedures

68 Purchasing Policies, Controls, and Procedures for AAF Material

18 69 Development of AAF Base Facilities in the U.S. 1939-1945

70 Tactical Operations of the Eighth Air Force 6 June 1944- 8 May 1945

71 U.S. Air Force Operations in the Korean Conflict, 25 June-1 Nov. 1950

(Published 1 July 1952 by USAF Hist. Div., Dept. of the Army)

72 U.S. Air Force; Operations in the Korean Conflict, 1 Nov. 1950-30 June 1952

(Published July 1955 by USAF Hist. Div. Air Univ.)

74 Airborne Missions in the Mediterranean, 1942-1945 (published Sept. 1955 by

USAF Hist. Div., Research Studies Institute, Air Univ.)

19 75 Air Supply in the Burma Campaigns, (Published Apr. 1957 by USAF Hist. Div.,

Research Studies Institute, Air. Univ.)

76 Classification and Assignment of Enlisted Men in the Army Air Arm, 1917-1945

77 Redeployment and Demobilization

78 Morale in the AAF in World War II

79 Policies and Procedures Governing Elimination from AAF Schools; 1939-1945

(published 1952 by USAF Hist. Div., Air University)

20 80 Air Force Participation in Joint Army-Air Force Training Exercises, 1947-1950

84 Legislative History of the AAF and USAF, 1941-1951 (Published Sept. 1955 by

USAF Hist. Div. Research Studies Institute, Air University

86 Close Air Support in the War Against Japan

21 88 The Employment of Strategic Bombers in a Tactical Role, (1941-1951)

89 The Development of Air Doctrine in the Army Air Arm. 1917-1941 (published

Sept. 1955 by USAF Hist. Div., Research Studies Institute Air University

90 History of Preflight Training in the A.A.F. 1941-53

22 91 Selected Air Force Case Histories, Vol. I, A thru K

23 91 Selected Air Force Case Histories, Vol. II, L thru Z

24 92 Development of Night Air Operations, 1941-1952

25 93 Development of AAF and USAF Training Programs and Concepts, 1941-52

94 Air Force Participation in Joint Amphibious Training Exercises, 1946-1950

26 95 Air-Sea Rescue, 1941-1952

96 The Army Air Forces in Amphibious Landings in World War II

97 Airborne Operations In World War II, European Theater (Published Sept. 1956 by

USAF Hist. Div. Research Studies Institute, Air University)

98 The U.S. Army Air Arm, Apr. 1861 to April 1917 (published May 1958 by USAF

Hist. Div., Research Studies Institute, Air University)

27 99 The Development and Functions of A.A.F. O.C.S. and O.T.S., 1942-1951

100 History of the Air Corps Tactical School, 1920-1940 (published 1955 by Research

Studies Institute, USAF Hist. Div., Air University)

101 The AAF in the South Pacific to Oct. 1942

28 102 Origins of the 8th Air Force-Plans, Organization, Doctrines

103 The Ploesti Mission of 1 Aug. 1943

104 The 10th Air Force 1 Jan.-10 Mar. 1943

105 Air Phase of the North African Invasion

29 106 Distribution of Air Material to the Allies 1939-1944, Controls, Procedure and

Policies

107 The Anti-Submarine Command

108 The AAF in the Middle East, A Study of the Origins of the Ninth Air Force

30 109 The 14th Air Force to 1 Oct. 1943

110 The War Against the Luftwaffe, AAF Counter-Air Operations Apr. 1943-June

1944

31 111 Army Air Action in the Philippines & Netherlands East Indies, 1941-1942

112 History of the 20th Air Force: Genesis

32 113 The 5th Air Force in the Huon Peninsual Campaign, Jan. to Oct. 1943

114 The 12th Air Force in North African Winter Campaign

33 115 Air Phase of the Italian Campaign

116 The 5th Air Force in the Huon Peninsual Campaign, Oct 1943 to Feb. 1944

34 117 The 10th Air Force 1943

118 The Early Operations of the 8th Air Force and the Origins of the Combined

Bomber Offensive

35 119 The Combined Bomber Offensive, Apr. thru Dec. 1943

120 The 13th Air Force, Mar.-Oct. 1943

36 121 Special Operations: AAF Aid to European Resistance Movements, 1943-1945

122 The Combined Bomber Offensive

37 123 History of the Air Force Civilian Training Program, 1941-1951

124 The Teaching of Military History in Colleges and Universities of the U.S.

(Published May 1955 by Research Studies Institute, USAF Hist. Div., Air

University)

125 Analysis of the Pre-Invasion Air Operations, Pacific Area Nov.-Dec.1943

126 The Development of Continental Air Defense to Sept. 1, 1954 (Published by

USAF Hist. Div., Research Studies Institute, Air University)

127 U.S. Air Force Operations in the Korean Conflict, 1 July 1952-27July 1953

(Published 1 July 1956 by USAF Hist. Div., Research Studies Institute, Air

University)

129 Air Force Participation in Joint Army-Air Force Training Exercises, 1951-54

(Published Sept. 1957 by USAF Hist. Div. Research Studies Institute, Air

University Confidential)

132 Air Interdiction in China in World War II (published Sep. 1956 by USAF Hist.

Div. Research Studies Institute, Air University)

38 136 Development of the Long-Range Escort Fighter

160 The Development of the German Air Force

163 German Air Force Operations in Support of the Army

167 German Air Force Airlift Operations

173 The German Air Force General Staff (published June 1959 by USAF Hist. Div.,

Research Studies Institute, Air University)

39 174 Command and Leadership in the German Air Force

175 The Russian Air Force in the Eyes of German Commanders

176 Russian Reactions to German Airpower in World War II

177 Airpower and Russian Partisan Warfare

189 Historical Turning Points in the German Air Force War Effort (published June

1959 by USAF Hist. Div., Research Studies Institute, Air University)

Hitler’s Blitzbomber (published Dec. 1951 by Documentary Research Div.,

Research Studies Institute, Air University)

A Checklist of Significant Documents Relating to the Position of the U.S. Army

Air Arm in the System of Natl. Defense, 1907-1945

Series II: Library Reference Publications

(Previously filed with the After Actions Reports)

1 Tactical and Strategical Studies, Vol. II, Corps and Army, Chapter I-XII, The General

Service Schools, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, 1925

Appendix A to the Report of the Field Service Test of the Proposed Infantry Division,

Conducted by the 2nd Division, U.S. Army, 1937

Appendix C, Vol. I to the Report of the Field Service Test of the Proposed Infantry

Division, conducted by the 2nd Division, U.S. Army, 1937

Appendix C, Vol. II to the Report of the Field Service Test of the Proposed Infantry

Division, conducted by the 2nd Division, U.S. Army, 1937

Appendix E to the Report of the Field Service Test of the Proposed Infantry Division,

conducted by the 2nd

Division, U.S. Army, 1937

Appendix F to the Report of the Field Service Test of the Proposed Infantry Division,

conducted by the 2nd Division, U.S. Army, 1937

Maps of the Field Service Test of the Proposed Infantry Division, conducted the 2nd

Division, U.S. Army, 1937

2 Final Report, Third Army Aircraft Warning Service, Third Army Maneuvers, May, 1940

(1)-(4)

Annual Report of the Secretary of War, 1926

Annual Report of the Division of Laboratories and Research, New York State Department

of Health, 1943

Annual Reports War Dept. Notebook for Forest Fire Wardens, prepared by the U.S. Dept.

of Agriculture, Forest Service Region 7, 1944

The Admiralties, Operations of the 1st Cavalry Division, (29 Feb.-18 May, 1944)

American Forces in Action Series, Historical Division, War Dept.

Radiological Defense, Vol. IV, The Armed Forces Special Weapons Project, 1950

Plan for Expansion of the Army Within 2nd Army Area, Headquarters 2nd Army

Report by the Supreme Commander to the Combined Chiefs of Staff on the Operations in

Europe of the Allied Expeditionary Force, 6 June 1944 to 8 May 1945

Battles and Campaigns-WWII, 7 December 1941-23 June 1945, Office, Chief of Staff,

War Dept., Washington, D.C.

3 The Soviet Army, Dept. of the Army Pamphlet No. 30-2, Dept. of the Army, Washington,

D.C., July 1949

What the Soldier Thinks, A Monthly Digest of War Dept. Studies on the Attitudes of

American Troops, No.2, Jan. 1944

Monthly Report on Services and Investigations, June, 1944, Technical Staff, Engineer

Board, Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, Virginia

Monthly Report on Development, June, 1944, Technical Staff, The Engineer Board,

Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army, Fort Belvoir, Virginia

Progress of Military Construction under the Supervision of Corps of Engineers, U.S.

Army, Dec.16, 1941, No. 41

London Munitions Assignment Board, Army Assignments Sub-Committee, Schedule of

Assignments, Allocations and Shipments, April 1944

Report re: Factory Defense (British) by H. Wendell Endicott

Summary Report re: British Home Guard by John K. Howard and H. Wendell Endicott

Supplementary Report re: British Home Guard by H. Wendell Endicott

Report to the War Dept. and Navy Dept., Army, Navy, Utility Cooperations, Utilities

Wartime Aid Program, WWII

Administrative Regulations Governing the Industrial Activities at Establishments of the

Ordnance Dept., U.S. Army

Report of the Chief of Transportation, Army Service Forces, World War II

Organization and Functions, Camp Edwards, Mass. 20 Aug. 1945 (2 copies)

4 Conference of Corps Area Quartermasters, Washington, D.C. Jan. 27-29, 1941

Digest of Reports on the Citizens Military Training Camps for the Year 1940

Illinois Reserve Militia, Command & Staff School, 1946 Short Course A, Battalion

Command, Staff Functions

Standard Operating Procedures, Ordnance Service Command Shops, 9th

Service

Command (1)(2)

Standard Operating Procedure, Vehicle Storage and Assignment Pools

[Various Standard Operating Procedures]

Annual Report of the Chief of the National Guard Bureau, June 30, 1942

Demobilization Flow Charts, RR 1-6, Prepared by Troop Units Branch, Mobilization

Division, ASF, June 1945

5 Chicago Engineer Procurement District, Narrative of 1940 War Game, 22-27 April 1940

(1)(2)

Survey of the Corps of Engineers, Final Team Report, 18 Feb. 1950, Chapter One:

Introduction and Summary

Survey of the Corps of Engineers, Final Team Report, 18 Feb. 1950, Chapter Two:

Military Construction

Survey of the Corps of Engineers, Final Team Report, 18 Feb. 1950, Chapter Three:

Maintenance Management

Survey of the Corps of Engineers, Final Team Report, 18 Feb. 1950, Chapter Four: Real

Estate Management

Survey of the Corps of Engineers, Final Team Report, 18 Feb. 1950, Chapter Five:

Military Supply and Procurement

Survey of the Corps of Engineers, Final Team Report, 18 Feb. 1950, Chapter Six:

Military Operations

Survey of the Corps of Engineers, Final Team Report, 18 Feb. 1950, Chapter Seven:

Financial Management

Survey of the Corps of Engineers, Final Team Report, 18 Feb. 1950, Chapter Eight:

General Management

Final Issue, Intelligence Summary, 14th Air Force, 2 Sept. 1945

Prisoner of War, Circular No. 1, Regulations Governing Prisoners of War, 24 Sept. 1943

Armored Breakthrough: War Diary of German First Armored Group, Feb. 5-July 10,

1941

6 General Strength Reports: Monthly Strength of the Army, 31 December 1943, Part I &

Part II

General Strength Reports: ASF Strength, Data as of 31 December 1943

General Strength Reports: Strength of the Army as of 31 January 1944

General Strength Reports: Strength of the Army as of 29 February 1944

General Strength Reports: Strength of the Army as of 31 March 1944

General Strength Reports: Strength of the Army as of 30 April 1944

Trans-Frontier Routes, India-Burma, New Delhi: Printed by the Manager Government of

India Press: 1944

Army Commanders Conference, 24, April 1946, Army Ground Forces, Implementation of

Simpson Plan, Reorganization of War Department

Training Memorandum No. 1, 1 June 1945, Army War College

Courses of Instructions at Army Ground Forces Schools, 6 Aug. 1946

Army Ground Forces Tests, August 1946

7 Organized Reserve Corps Training Conference, Fort Monroe, Virginia, 9-10 December

1948

Training in the Ground Army, 1942-45, Study No. 11, Historical Section, Army Ground

Forces, 1948

Activation and Early Training of “D” Division, Study No. 13, Historical Section, Army

Ground Forces, 1948

History of the Mountain Training Center, Study No. 24, Historical Section, Army Ground

Forces, 1948 (2 copies)

The Tank Destroyer History, Study No. 29, Historical Section, Army Ground Forces,

1946 (2 copies)

Mobilization of the Ground Army, Study No. 4, Historical Section, Army Ground Forces,

1946

Organization and Training of New Ground Combat Elements, Study No. 9, Historical

Section, Army Ground Forces, 1946

The Desert Training Center and C-AMA, Study No. 15, Historical Section, Army Ground

Forces, 1946

The Antiaircraft Command and Center, Study No. 26, Historical Section, Army Ground

Forces, 1946

The Armored Force Command and Center, Study No. 27, Historical Section, Army

Ground Forces, 1946

Monthly Progress Report Section 2-H, Storage Operations, 30 April 1946, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report Section 2-H, Storage Operations, 31 March 1946, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report Section 2-H, Storage Operations, 28 Feb. 1946, Army Service

Forces

8 Monthly Progress Report Section 2-H, Storage Operations, 31 Jan. 1946, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report Section 2-H, Storage Operations, 31 Dec. 1945, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report Section 2-H, Storage Operations, Supplement, Basic Data on

Major Activities, 30 Sept. 1942-31 Dec. 1945, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report Section 2-H, Storage Operations, 30 Nov. 1945, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report Section 2-H, Storage Operations, 31 Oct. 1945, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report Section 2-H, Storage Operations, 30 Sept. 1945, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 4 Construction, Real Estate, Repairs & Utilities, 30

April 1946, Army Service Forces


March 1946, Army Service Forces


Feb. 1946, Army Service Forces


Jan. 1946, Army Service Forces


Dec. 1945, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 4, Construction Real Estate, Repairs & Utilities, 30

Sept. 1945, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 5, Personnel and Training, 30 Apr. 1946, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 5, Personnel and Training, 31 Mar. 1946, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 5, Personnel and Training, 28 Feb. 1946, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 5, Personnel and Training, 31 Jan. 1946, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 5, Personnel and Training, 31 Dec. 1945, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 5, Personnel and Training, 30 Nov. 1945, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 5, Personnel and Training, 31 Oct. 1945, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 5, Personnel and Training, 30 Sept. 1945, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 5, Personnel and Training, 31 Aug 1945, Army Service

Forces

9 Monthly Progress Report, Section 7, Health, 30 April 1946, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 7, Health, 31 March 1946, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 7, Health, 28 Feb. 1946, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 7, Health, 31 Jan. 1946, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 7, Health, 31 Oct. 1945, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 8, Fiscal, 30 April 1946, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 8, 28 Feb. 1946, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 8, 31 Jan. 1946, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 8, 31 Dec. 1945, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 8, 30 Oct. 1945, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 8, 30 Sept. 1945, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 8, 31 Aug. 1945, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 10, Information and Education, 31 July 1945, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report Section 11, Administration, 30 April 1946, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report Section 11, Administration, 31 March 1946, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report Section 11, Administration, 28 Feb. 1946, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report Section 11, Administration, 31 Jan. 1946, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report Section 11, Administration, 31 Dec. 1945, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report Section 11, Administration, 30 Nov. 1945, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report Section 11, Administration, 1 Oct. 1945, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report Section 11, Administration, 30 Sept. 1945, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report Section 11, Administration, 31 Aug. 1945, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 13, Maintenance, 20 March 1946, Army Service

Forces


Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 13, Maintenance, 20 Feb 1946, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 13, Maintenance, Jan. 1946, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 13, Maintenance, 20 Dec. 1945, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 13, Maintenance, 20 Nov. 1945, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 13, Maintenance, 20 Oct. 1945, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 13, Maintenance, 20 Sept. 1945, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 13, Maintenance, 31 Dec. 1944, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 13, Maintenance, 31 Oct. 1944, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 13, Maintenance, 30 Sept. 1944, Army Service Forces

10 Monthly Progress Report, Section 13, Maintenance, 31 Aug. 1944, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 13, Maintenance, 31 July 1944, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 13, Maintenance, 30 June 1944, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 13, Maintenance, 31 May 1944, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 13, Maintenance, 30 April 1944, Army Service Forces


Forces

11 Monthly Progress Report, Section 14-B, Property Disposition, 30 April 1946, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 14-B, Property Disposition, 31 March 1946, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 14-B, Property Disposition, 28 Feb. 1946, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 14-B, Property Disposition, 31 Jan. 1946, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 14-B, Property Disposition, 30 November1945, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 14-B, Property Disposition, 31 Oct. 1945, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 14-B, Property Disposition, 30 September 1945, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 14-B, Property Disposition, 31 Dec. 1944, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 14-B, Property Disposition, 30 November 1944, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 14-B, Property Disposition, 31 Oct. 1944, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 14-B, Property Disposition, 30 September 1944, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 14-B, Property Disposition, 31 August 1944, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 14-B, Property Disposition, 31 July 1944, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 14-B, Property Disposition, 30 June 1944, Army

Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 16, Safety, 31 Dec. 1944, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 16, Safety, 30 Nov. 1944, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 16, Safety, 31 Oct. 1944, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 16, Safety, 30 June 1944, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 16, Safety, 31 May 1944, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 16, Safety, 30 April 1944, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 18, Work Measurement, 28 Feb. 1946, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 18, Work Measurement, 31 Jan. 1946, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 18, Work Measurement, 31 Dec. 1945, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 18, Work Measurement, 30 Nov. 1945, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 18, Work Measurement, 31 Oct. 1945, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 18, Work Measurement, 30 Sept. 1945, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 18, Work Measurement, 30 June 1945, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 18, Work Measurement, 30 April 1945, Army Service

Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 24, American Graves Registration Service, 30 April

1946, Army Service Forces

Monthly Progress Report, Section 24, American Graves Registration Service, 31 March


Monthly Progress Report, Section 24, American Graves Registration Service, 28 February


Monthly Progress Report, Section 24, American Graves Registration Service, 31 January


12 Annual Report of Services of Supply, for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1942

Army Service Forces Annual Report for the Fiscal Year 1943

Army Service Forces Annual Report for the Fiscal Year 1944

Rehabilitation Center of the Sixth Service Command, Fort Sheridan, Illinios, Annual

Report for 1943

Monthly Report of Projects, Procedures Branch, Control Division Headquarters, Army

Service Forces, Oct. 1, 1945

Work Load Studies for Use in Personnel Strength Control, Headquarters, Army Service

Forces, November 1943

Organization Manual, Boston Quartermaster Depot, Aug. 1945

Unauthorized Absences, Statistical Studies, Army Service Forces, January-April 1945

Unauthorized Absences, Statistical Studies, Army Service Forces, September-December

1945

Army Service Forces, First Service Command, Brigadier General Joseph F. Battley,

Deputy Chief of Staff for Service Commands, 23-24 May 1944 (2 copies)

Training Film Catalog, March 1944, Military Training Division, Headquarters Second

Service Command, Governors Island, N.Y.

Tabulation of Personnel Data by Activities for ASF Station Complements (as of Feb. 28,

1943) Vol. I of III

Tabulation of Personnel Data by Activities for ASF Station Complements (as of Feb. 28,

1943) Vol. II of III

13 Tabulation of Personnel Data by Activities for ASF Station Complements (as of Feb. 28,

1943) Vol. III of III

Fourth Service Command Hospitalization Plan, Annexes “A”, “C”, & “D”, December 15,

1942 (1)(2)

Fourth Service Command Evacuation Plan, Annexes “E”, “F”, & “G”, December 15,

1942 (1)(2)

Fifth Service Command, Monthly Progress Report, 30 Nov. 1943

Fifth Service Command, Monthly Progress Report, 31 Oct. 1943

Fifth Service Command, Monthly Progress Report, 30 Sept. 1943

Fifth Service Command, Monthly Progress Report, 31 Aug. 1943

Fifth Service Command, Monthly Progress Report, 31 July 1943

Fifth Service Command, Monthly Progress Report, 30 June 1943

Fifth Service Command, Monthly Progress Report, May 31, 1943

Fifth Service Command, Monthly Progress Report, April 30, 1943

Monthly Progress Report, Control Division, Sixth Service Command, September 1945

Monthly Progress Report, Control Division, Sixth Service Command, June 1945

Monthly Progress Report, Sixth Service Command, 31 May 1944

Monthly Progress Report, Sixth Service Command, 30 April 1944

14 Monthly Progress Report, Sixth Service Command, March 31, 1944

Monthly Progress Report, Sixth Service Command, 28 February 1944

Monthly Progress Report, Sixth Service Command, 31 January 1944

Progress Reports, Sixth Service Command, Maj. Gen. Henry S. Aurand, 31 January 1944

Army Service Forces, Sixth Service Command, Manning Table, Officers, 1 January 1944

Army Service Forces, Sixth Service Command, Manning Table: Officers, 1 January 1944

(Duplicate in slightly different form)

Army Service Forces, Sixth Service Command, Manning Table: Civilian Personnel, 1

January 1944

Army Service Forces, Sixth Service Command, Manning Table, Enlisted Personnel, 31

March 1944

Seventh Service Command, Progress Report, October 1945

Functional Organization Charts, Headquarters, Ninth Service Command, 1 March 1944

Ninth Service Command, Monthly Progress Report, Army Service Forces, 31, December

1943

War Report, Edited Minutes of War Dept. Conference of Industry, Labor and Newspaper

Leaders, Fort Knox, Kentucky, Oct. 28-29, 1943

15 Conference of Class 3 and 4 Installation Commanders, April 3, 1944, Chicago, Illinios

(1)(2)

Stock Control Conference, Atlanta Ordnance Depot, April 1944

Contract Termination Training Conference, Army Service Forces, Atlanta, Georgia, 26

May 1944

Conference Regarding Distribution Center at Miami, Florida, 13 June 1944

Salvage and Conservation, Training Conference, Frederick, Maryland, 27-28 July 1944

Army Service Forces, Service Command Conference, Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri, 27-29

July 1944 (1)-(3)

Personnel Conference, Reception Stations and AG & SF Redistribution Stations, Miami

Beach, Florida, 2 Oct. 1944

Army Service Forces, Service Command Conference on Maintenance, Pentagon

Building, 9-10 Oct. 1944

Proceedings of Service Command Conference on Soldier Voting Within the U.S. for the

Nov. 1944 General Election, Chicago, Illinois 16-17 June 1944

16 Army Service Forces, Repairs and Utilities Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, 4-6 Dec 1944

Sixth Conference of Service Commanders. Edgewater Park, Mississippi, 1-3

February1945

Service Command Conference, Edgewater Park, Mississippi. 1-3 February 1945, Army

Service Forces, Office of the Quartermaster General

Check List of Service Command Problems from Minutes of Service Command

Conference at Edgewater Park, Mississippi, Fourth Service Command, 1 March 1945

ASF Conference, Service Command Personnel Control Units, 19-21 March 1945, Fort

Hayes, Columbus, Ohio, Vol. III - Third Day

Seventh Service Command, Separation Center Conference Notes, 26-27 March 1945,

Jefferson Barracks, Missouri

Army Service Forces, Service Command Conference, Camp Grant, Illinois, 28-30 June

1945 (1)-(3)

Eighth Semi-Annual Service Command Conference, Army Service Forces, 24 & 25 Jan.

1946, Washington

17 History of Planning Division, Army Service Forces, Volume 1, Part I-III

History of Planning Division, Army Service Forces, Volume 2, Part IV

History of Planning Division, Army Service Forces, Volume 3, Appendices 0-1 to 7-N

History of Planning Division, Army Service Forces, Volume 4, Appendices 8-A to 8-U

History of Planning Division, Army Service Forces, Volume 5, Appendices 8-V to 8-GG

History of Planning Division, Army Service Forces, Volume 6, Appendices 9-A to 9-Q

History of Planning Division, Army Service Forces, Volume 7, Appendix 9-R

History of Planning Division, Army Service Forces, Volume 8, Appendices 9-S to 15-B

History of Planning Division, Army Service Forces, Volume 9, Appendices 16-A to 24

(1)(2)

18 Conference on Landing Assaults, 24 May- 23 June 1943, U.S. Assault Training Center,

ETO, Vol. I

Conference on Landing Assaults, 24 May- 23 June 1943, U.S. Assault Training Center,

ETO, Vol. II

19 Battle Experiences, 12 July 1944 through 24 May 1945, Headquarters, ETO (1)-(3)

O B West (Atlantic Wall Siegfried Line) A Study In Command, Volume I-III (1)-(3)

Military Government Gazette, Germany, U.S. Zone, (Ausblatt der Militärregierung,

Deutschland, amerikanishe Zone), Issue A, June 1946

Basic Preliminary Plan Allied Control and Occupation of Germany (Control Council

Period) 15 Feb. 1945

Basic Preliminary Plans for Occupation and Control of Germany, Relationship of Deputy

Military Governor and the U.S. Group Control Council (Germany) to the Theater Staff,

29 April 1945

Basic Preliminary Plans for Occupation and Control of Germany, GOLDCUP Plan, 24

Feb.-13 June 1945 [Advance ministerial control group]

Basic Preliminary Plans for Occupation and Control of Germany, 15th Army

Headquarters, G-2, SAFEHAVEN, 10 Dec 1944-19 June 1945 [Documents, records and

archives]

Annex I: Counter-Intelligence, Basic Preliminary Plan, Multipartite Control and

Occupation of Germany

Annex II: Covering Plan, Positive Intelligence, Basic Preliminary Plan, Multipartite

Control and Occupation of Germany

Annex III: Civil Censorship (Excluding Press Censorship), Basic Preliminary Plan, Allied

Occupation and Control of Germany

Annex IV: Disarmament of German Armed Forces and the Disposal of Enemy War

Material, Basic Preliminary Plan, Allied Control and Occupation of Germany

Annex V: Plan for Demobilization of German Armed Forces, Tripartite Occupation and

Control of Germany (1)(2)

20 Annex V: Plan for Demobilization of German Armed Forces, Tripartite Occupation and

Control of Germany (3)

Annex V: Joint Plan for Demobilization of German Armed Forces (Army, Navy and Air

Force) to U.S. Group Control Council (Germany), Plan for Occupation and Control of

Germany, 10 July 1945

Annex VI: Control of Aviation in Germany, Basic Preliminary Plan, Allied Control and

Occupation of Germany (Control Council Period)

Annex VII: Cover Plan of the Political Division for Handling of Political Affairs in

Germany

Annex VIII: Foreign Relations, Basic Preliminary Plan, Tripartite Control and


Annex IX: Plan for the Control of the Reich and Party Chanceries and Nazi Party

Headquarters

Annex XI: Public Relations Plan, Basic Preliminary Plan, Quadripartite Control &


Annex XII: Inland Transport Annex, Basic Preliminary Plan, Allied Control and


Annex XIII: Economics, Basic Preliminary Plan, Allied Control and Occupation of

Germany

Annex XIV: Finance, Basic Preliminary Plan, Allied Control and Occupation of Germany

Annex XV: Administration of Justice, Basic Preliminary Plan, Allied Control and


Annex XVI (Prisoners of War and Civilian Internees) to Basic Preliminary Plan, Allied

Control and Occupation of Germany (Control Council Period)

Annex XVII (Displaced Persons and Refugees) to Basic Preliminary Plan, Allied Control

and Occupation of Germany (Control Council Period)

Annex XVIII (Manpower) of Basic Group Plan for Tripartite Occupation and Control of

Germany

Annex XIX: Property Control to Basic Preliminary Plan, Allied Control and Occupation

of Germany (Control Council Period)

Annex XX (Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives) to Basic Preliminary Plan, Allied

Control and Occupation of Germany (Control Council Period)

Annex XXI, Reparation, Deliveries and Restitution

Annex XXII (Civil and Local Government) to Basic Preliminary Plan, Allied Control and

Occupation of Germany (Control Council Period)

21 Annex XXIII: Public Safety, Basic Preliminary Plans, Allied Control and Occupation of

Germany

Annex XXIV: Control of Public Health and Public Welfare Agencies and Their Functions

by the Tripartite Control Council

Annex XXV: Elimination and Prohibition of Military Training in Germany

Annex XXVI (Education) to Basic Preliminary Plan, Allied Control and Occupation of

Germany (Control Council Period)

Annex XXVII: Religious Affairs, Basic Preliminary Plan, Allied Control and Occupation

of Germany

Annex XXVIII: Post, Telegraph and Telephone, Basic Preliminary Plan, Tripartite

Control and Occupation of Germany

Annex XXIX (Military Communications) of Basic Preliminary Plan, Tripartite Control

and Occupation of Germany

Annex XXX, Plan Occupation and Control of Greater Berlin Area

Annex XXXI (Administration) of Basic Preliminary Plan for Allied Control and


Annex XXXII (Control of Ocean Shipping) of Basic Preliminary Plan for Allied Control

and Occupation of Germany

Annex XXXIII (Denazification) of Basic Preliminary Plan for Allied Control and


Report of Commanding General, Buna Forces on The Buna Campaign, 1 Dec. 1942-25

Jan. 1943 (1)(2)

General Headquarters, US Army Forces in the Pacific, “DOWNFALL”, Strategic Plan

General Headquarters, US Army Forces in the Pacific, “DOWNFALL”, Strategic Plan,

G-2 Estimate of the Enemy Situation

22 General Headquarters, Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, Supplement No. 1,

Progress of Demobilization of the Japanese Armed Forces, 2/15/46

Pacific Warfare Board Report No. 39, Test of Rocket Bomb and Launcher T-103, 17 Aug

1945

Pacific Warfare Board Report No. 40, Galanot-Watson Traction Device (TYR-TRAC),

Federal Stock No. 8-T-25700, 2 July 1945

Immediate Report of Combat Operations from Pacific Theater, Report No. 7, 8 Sept. 45

Allied Geographical Section, Southwest Pacific Area, Terrain Study No. 132, Tokyo and

Kwanto Plain (Japan Series) 30 May 1945 (1)-(3)

Formosa, Interim Report, Feb. 1944, Office of the Assistant Chief of Air Staff,

Intelligence (1)-(3)

School of Aviation Medicine, Curriculum, Air Corps Training Center, Brooks Field, San

Antonio, Texas, December 1, 1926

Transactions, Meeting on TNT Poisoning, Hotel Statler, St. Louis, Missouri, April 2-3,

1943

23 The Toxicology and Prevention of Industrial Diseases, Headquarters Eighth Service

Command, Medical Branch

The Medical Story of Anzio, 25 Sept. 1944, Headquarters 5th Army, Office of the

Surgeon

Report on European Observations by Commission on Amputations and Prosthesis

The Surgeon General’s Interim Plan for Period II, (Readjustment and Demobilization) 11

July 1945

First Army Medical Bulletin, May-July 1949

First Army Medical Bulletin, August-September 1949

First Army Medical Bulletin, October-December 1949

First Army Medical Bulletin, January-March 1950

First Army Medical Bulletin, April-June 1950

First Army Medical Bulletin, August-September 1950

First Army Medical Bulletin, October-December 1950

Administrative History of Medical Activities in the Middle Pacific, Block Number 1


24 Administrative History of Medical Activities in the Middle Pacific, Block Number 4




Office of Surgeon, Annual Report 1946, Headquarters, U.S, Army Forces, Middle Pacific

The Medical Department of the United States Army in World War II: The Mediterranean

Theater

Progress Report of Medical History, European Theater of Operations

Army Observer’s Report of Operation HIGHJUMP, Task Force 68, U.S. Navy, Sept.

1947

Polar Guide, Dept. of the Air Force, AFTRC Manual 50-0-23, 1 Dec. 1947

Point Barrow Supply Expedition, 1947, Accomplished by the Amphibious Force, Pacific

Fleet, 10 Sept. 1947 (1)-(3)

25 Exercise SWEETBRIAR, February1950, US-Canada Combined and Joint Maneuvers,

Vol. I: Narrative History

Exercise SWEETBRIAR, February1950, US-Canada Combined and Joint Maneuvers,

Vol. II: Detailed Discussions and Recommendation on the Maneuver Objectives

Exercise SWEETBRIAR, February1950, US- Canada Combined and Joint Maneuvers,

Vol. III: Report of Canadian Army

Exercise SWEETBRIAR, Feb. 1950, US-Canada Combined and Joint Maneuvers, Vol.

IV: Report of Allied Air Force

Exercise SWEETBRIAR, February1950, US-Canada Combined and Joint Maneuvers,

Vol. V: Chief Umpire’s Report, Public Information Report, Pictorial Review

Field Exercise ASSEMBLY, Headquarters, Southeastern Theater, Fort McPherson,

Georgia, 1948, (1)(2)

General Plan for Training Exercise SWARMER, North and South Carolina, April-May,

1950

Exercise SWARMER, Joint (Army-Air Force) Exercise, 1950

Headquarters, V Corps, Administrative and Logistical Instructions, Training Exercise

SWARMER, April-May 1950

General Plan, Training Exercise TARHEEL, April-May, 1949

Headquarters, Task Force Victor, Administrative and Logistical Instructions, Training

Exercise TARHEEL, April-May 1949

Camp Regulations, Camp Lee, Virginia, Effective February 15, 1942

26 Standing Operating Procedure, Camp Lee, Virginia, 1944

A Report on the Quartermaster Board, Camp Lee, Virginia, From the President to the

Quartermaster General, 1 July 1944-30 June 1945

Exercise LOG LEE, Joint Map Maneuver Exercise; Volume 1, Camp Lee, Virginia, 23-

27 May 1949

Exercise LOG LEE, Joint Map Maneuver Exercise; Volume 2, Camp Lee, Virginia, 23-

27 May 1949

Map Maneuver Handbook, prepared by Maneuver Director’s Staff, Exercise LOG LEE,

Camp Lee, Virginia, 1949

Report of the Maneuver Director, Exercise LOG LEE, Conducted at Camp Lee, Virginia,

23-27 May 1949

[Comparison of information on British, French and US maps of North Africa]

[Documents re: Italian Campaign, 1943]

[Documents re: Italian Campaign in Sardinia, 1943]

Special Interpretation Report No. XY 8, Area: Caligari

Sardinia Occupation Survey, Preliminary, June 1943

Central Interpretation Unit, Special Interpretation Report, Report No. XY. 40, Southern

Sardinia (1)(2)

27 Central Interpretation Unit, Special Interpretation Report No. XY, 41, Northern and

Central Sardinia (1)(2)

Special Report, Strategic Engineering Study No. 45, Sardinia, Volume I: Beaches of

Sardinia, January 1943

Special Report, Strategic Engineering Study No. 45, Sardinia, Volume II: Beaches and

Terrain Intelligence, January 1943

28 Inter-Service Information Series (I.S.I.S.) Report on Sardinia, C.B. 4096 G, November

1942 (1)-(4)

Inter-Service Information Series (I.S.I.S.) Report on Sardinia, C.B. 4096 G (Plans),

November 1942

[Documents re: Italian Campaign in Sicily, 1943]

[Documents re: Italian Campaign in Corsica, 1943]

Inter-Service Information Series (I.S.I.S.) Report on Corsica, C.B. 4096 U, January 1943

(1)-(5)

29 Inter-Service Information Series (I.S.I.S.) Report on Corsica, C.B. 4096 U (Plans),

January 1943

Grupo de Regulares de Infantería de núm. 7 [June 12, 1943, publication from Spanish

Morocco]

Grupo de Regulares de Infantería de num. 9 [July 6, 1942, publication from Spanish

Morocco]

La Legion Tercer Tercerio [June 30-July 4, 1943, publication from Spanish Morocco]

Regimiento de Artillería [June 26, 1943, publication from Spanish Morocco]

Grupo de Artillería de Costa de Melilla [June 17, 1943, publication from Spanish

Morocco]

Regimiento Infantería núm 58 [June 26-July 12, 1943, publication from Spanish

Morocco]

Airport Directory, Spain, Andorra. Gibraltar, and Portugal, Edition of October 4, 1942

Gazetteer Spanish Morocco, Map Reference: GSGS No. 4173, Road Map of Northwest

Africa.

OSS Report-Spanish Morocco, The Cartagena Triangle, 27 April 1943 [Includes a 31

page report and maps, a report on German propaganda-carrying no classification mark]

OSS, Terrain, Transportation, and Climate on the Iberian Peninsula, Vol. I, Text and

Tables, Aug. 9, 1942 (1)-(3)

Photo Intelligence Report, Tetuan-Rio Martin, Spanish Morocco, Report No. 10, April

22, 1942

Photo Intelligence Report, Tanger, International Zone, Report No. 13, Ceuta, Spanish

Morocco, Report No. 14, May 27, 1942

Photo Intelligence Report, Tauima Aerodrome, Spanish Morocco, Report No. 17, June

10, 1942

Photo Intelligence Report No. 60, Tauima Airport and Nador, Spanish Morocco,

September 10 1942

Photo Intelligence Report No. 93, Nador, Spanish Morocco, September 29, 1942

Photo Intelligence Report No. 97, Pres De Lasu (Chechaouene), Spanish Morocco,

October 1, 1942

30 Photo Intelligence Report No. 146, Larache, Spanish Morocco (Supercedes Report No.

41), Dec. 11, 1942

[Comparison of information on British, French, and U.S. maps of North Africa]

General J.I.C.A North African

[Additional maps withdrawn to Map Collection]

Inter-Service Information Series (I.S.I.S.) Report on Sumatra, B.R. 877 P/8, Part III (D)

Signals, August 1944

31 ONI-102, Interservice Strategic Study of Sardinia, February 15, 1943

Road and Railway Map of Assam, 1940, F.O.U.O. (B)

Height Determination from Oblique Photographs

Series III

Box No. Contents

1 2nd Infantry Division – Exercise YUKON Army Field Forces Alaskan Maneuvers, FY48

Minutes of the 1st Service, Supply and Procurement Conference War Department

General Staff Aug. 12-13, 1946 Washington, D.C.

Army Ground Forces, Equipment Review Board, Part I, Board Study and Annexes, 1945.

Army Ground Forces, Equipment Review Board, Part II, Enclosures [Report of Board of

Officers Convened to Study the Equipment of the Post War Army]

War Department Research and Development Program, FY 1948, Jan. 1947, War

Department General Staff

Origins of the Army Ground Forces: General Headquarters, U.S. Army, 1940-42, Study

No. 1, Historical Section, Army Ground Forces, 1946

Ground Forces in the War Army, A Statistical Table, Study No. 3, Historical Section,

Army Ground Forces, 1946

Mobilization of the Ground Army, Study No. 4, Historical Section, Army Ground Forces,

1946

2 Procurement of Enlisted Personnel for the Army Ground Forces, The Problem of Quality,

Study No. 5, Historical Study Army Ground Forces 1946s

The Procurement and Branch Distribution of Officers, Study No. 6, Historical Section,

Army Ground Forces, 1946

Provision of Enlisted Replacements, Study No. 7, Historical Section, Army Ground

Forces, 1946

Reorganization of Ground Troops for Combat, Study No. 8, Historical Section, Army

Ground Forces, 1946

Organization and Training of New Ground Combat Elements, Study No. 9, Historical


Training in the Ground Army, 1942-45, Study No. 11, Historical Section, Army Forces,

1948

The Building and Training of Infantry Divisions, Study No. 12, Historical Section, Army

Ground Forces, 1946

Activation and Early Training of “D” Division, Study No.13, Historical Section, Army

Ground Forces, 1948

Problems of Nondivisional Training in the Army Ground Forces, Study No. 14, Historical


The Desert Training Center and C–AMA, Study No. 15, Historical Section, Army Ground

Forces, 1946

History of the Second Army, Study No. 16, Historical Section, Army Ground Forces,

1946

History of the Third Army, Study No. 17, Historical Section, Army Ground Forces, 1946

3 History of the 4th Army, Study No. 18, Historical Section, Army Ground Forces, 1946

History of the 15th

Army, Study No. 19, Historical Section, Army Ground Forces, 1946

Preparation of Units for Overseas Movement, Study No. 21, Historical Section, Army

Ground Forces, 1946

The Amphibious Training Center, Study No. 22, Historical Section, Army Ground

Forces, 1946

Training in Mountain and Winter Warfare, Study No. 23, Historical Section, Army

Ground Forces, 1946

The Mountain Training Center, Study No. 24, Historical Section, Army Ground Forces,

1946

The Airborne Command and Center, Study No. 25, Historical Section, Army Ground

Forces, 1946

The Antiaircraft Command and Center, Study No. 26, Historical Section, Army Ground

Forces, 1946

The Armored Force Command and Center, Study No. 27, Historical Section, Army

Ground Forces, 1946

History of the 10th Light Division (Alpine), Study No. 28, Historical Section, Army

Ground Forces 1946

The Tank Destroyer History, Study No. 29, Historical Section Army Ground Forces 1946

Wartime Training in the Schools of the Army Ground Forces, Study No. 30, Historical


Training of Officers Candidates in a Ground Force Special Training Schools, Study No.

31, Historical Section, Army Ground Forces, 1946

The Replacement and School Command, Study No. 33, Historical Section, Army Ground

Forces 1946

The Role of the Army Ground Forces in the Development of Equipment, Study No. 34,

Historical Section, Army Ground Forces, 1946

Army Ground Forces and the Air-Ground Battle Team, Including Organic Light Aviation,

Study No. 35, Historical Section, Army Ground Forces, 1948

The Training of Negro Troops, Study No. 36, Historical Section Army Ground Forces

1946

The Role of Army Ground Forces in Redeployment, Study No. 37, Historical Section

Army Ground Forces 1946

4 Redeployment Training, Study No. 38, Historical Section, Army Ground Forces, 1946

Report of Army Ground Forces, Winter Test Program, 1946-47, Vol. 1, Final Report of

AGF Task Force Frigid, Artic-Dry Cold Conditions

Report of Army Ground Forces, Winter Test Program, 1946-47, Vol. 1, Final Report of

AGF Task Force Frigid, Artic-Dry Cold Conditions, Supplement No. 1

Army Ground Forces, Alaskan Maneuver, FY 48, “Exercise YUKON” 28 May 1947

Army Ground Forces, Observer’s Handbook for Exercise “YUKON” 20 Sept. 1947

Report of the Army Ground Forces Board No. 4, Fort Bliss, Texas, Project No. GM-447,

First Partial Report of Study of Technique of Guided Missile Service Testing 30 March

1948

Report of the Army Field Forces Board No. 4, Fort Bliss, Texas, Project No. G4-447,

Second Report of Study of Technique of Guided Missiles Service Testing, 29 July 1949

Report of the Army Field Forces Board No. 4, Fort Bliss, Texas, Project No. GM-449,

Military characteristics for Target Drones, 15 Sept. 1949

Report of the Army Field Forces Board No. 4, Fort Bliss, Texas, Project No. GM-149,

Test of Navy Type AT-1 Catapult, 16 Dec. 1949

Report of the Army Ground Forces, Board No. 1, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Project No.

XFA 844, Use of VT Fuzes for Direct Support 19 Aug. 1946

5 Report of the Army Field Forces, Board No. 1, Fort Bragg North Carolina, Project No.

AB 1048, Study of Type Loads Of Army Field Forces Equipment in 20,000 pound

Payload Aircraft, 28 Oct. 1948

Report of the Army Field Forces Board No. 1, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Project No.

AB 249, USAF Field Standardization Trials –Hastings and Valetta Aircraft, AFF

Suitability Test – Hasting and Valetta Aircraft, 2 Nov. 1949


AB 2148, C-82A Pararack Aerial Delivery System, 6 Nov. 1949


AB 749. First artial Report of Test of Heavy Equipment Drop Kits, 9 Dec. 1949


AB 448, Aerial Delivery of Man-Drawn Oversnow Vehicles, 22 Dec. 1949

Organized Reserve Corps Conference, Headquarters Army Ground Forces, 8-19 Sept.

1947

Arts, Monuments and Archives, A Provisional Technical Manual for Civil

Affairs/Military Government, Compiled, Written, Edited and Published by the 308th

Military Government Group, Camp Atterbury, Indiana, April 1951

Army Service Forces Manuel M-350-2, Civil Affairs Handbook, Norway, Section 2:

Government and Administration—German Military Government, 26 Nov. 1943

Army Service Forces Manual M-350-4, Civil Affairs Handbook, Norway, Section, 4;

Government Finance, 17 Dec. 1943

Army Service Forces Manual M-350-5, Civil Affairs Handbook, Norway, Section 5;

Money and Banking, 8 Jan. 1945

Army Service Forces Manual M-352-1, Civil Affairs Handbook, France, Section 1,

Geographical and Social Background, 15 Oct. 1943

Army Service Forces Manual M-352-2A, Civil Affairs Handbook, France, Section 2A:

German Military Government over Europe – France, 16 May 1944

6 Army Service Forces Manual M-352-5, Civil Affairs Handbook, France, Section 5,

Money and Banking, 6 July 1946

Army Service Forces Manual M-352-7A, Civil Affairs Handbook, France, Section 7A:

Agriculture, 26 Oct 1943

Army Service Forces Manual M-352-11 & 12, Civil Affairs Handbook, France, Section

11 & 12: Transportation Systems with a Supplementary Note on Communications, 13

July 1944

Army Service Forces Manual M-352-17C, Civil Affairs Handbook, France, Section 17C:

Cultural Institutions Central and Southern France, 24 June 1944

Army Service Forces Manual M353-3A, Civil Affairs Handbook, Italy, Section 3A: Book

One, Italian Civil Code, 9 May 1944

Army Service Forces Manual M-353-3B, Civil Affairs Handbook, Italy, Section 3B:

Book Two, Italian Civil Code, 26 June 1944

Army Service Forces Manual M-353-17A, Civil Affairs Handbook, Italy, Section 17A:

Cultural Institutions Central Italy, 6 July 1944

Army Service Forces Manual M356-1, Civil Affairs Handbook, Germany, Section 1:

Geographical and Social Background, 16 Sept. 1944

Army Service Forces Manual M356-2A, Civil Affairs Handbook, Germany, Section 2A:

Government and Administration, 3 Nov. 1943

Army Service Forces Manual M356-2D, Civil Affairs Handbook, Germany, Section 2D:

German Military Government over Europe, The SS & Police in Occupied Europe, 8 April

1944

Army Service Forces Manual M356-2E, Civil Affairs Handbook, Germany, Section 2E:

German Military Government over Europe, Military and Police Tribunal in Occupied

Europe. 17 Jan. 1944

Army Service Forces Manual M356-2G, Civil Affairs Handbook, Germany, Section 2G:

German Military Government over Europe, Technical and Economic Troops in Occupied

Europe, 19 Jan. 1944 (2 copies)

Army Service Forces Manual M356-2L, Civil Affairs Handbook, Germany, Section 2L:

German Military Government over Europe, The Protectorate of Bohemia – Moravia, 14

April 1944

Army Service Forces Manual M356-2T, Civil Affairs Handbook, Germany, Section 2T:

Government and Administration, Economic Controls in Nazi Germany, 1 Feb. 1944


Government Finance, 26 April 1944

7 Army Service Forces Manual M356-5, Military Government Handbook, Germany,

Section 5: Money and Banking, March 1945


Natural Resources, 29 Feb. 1944


Industry and Commerce, 26 April 1944

Army Service Forces Manual M356-10A, Civil Affairs Handbook, Germany, Section

10A: Public Works and Utilities, Electric Power, 24 Feb. 1944

Army Service Forces Manual M356-10B, Civil Affairs Handbook, Germany, Section

10B: Public Works and Utilities, Gas, 24 Feb. 1944

Army Service Forces Manual M356-10C & D, Civil Affairs Handbook, Germany,

Section 10C & D: Public Works and Utilities, Water Supply and Sewage, 24 Feb. 1944

Army Service Forces Manual M356-10E & F, Civil Affairs Handbook, Germany, Section

10E & F: Public Works and Utilities, Urban Transportation and Public Buildings, Parks

and Streets, 29 Feb. 1944

Army Service Forces Manual, M356-11, Civil Affairs Handbook, Germany, Section 11:

Transportation, Systems, 6 Jan. 1944

Army Service Forces Manual M356-11, Civil Affairs Handbook, Germany, Section 11A:

Transportation Systems Inland Waterways-A Tabular Summary, Jan. 1945


Communications and Control of Public Opinion, 4 April 1944


Public Health and Sanitation, 7 Mar. 1944


Public Safety, 7 Dec. 1943


Education, 4 July 1944


Public Welfare, Sept. 1944

Army Service Forces Manual M357-1, Civil Affairs Handbook, The Netherlands, Section

1: Geographical and Social Background, April 1944

Army Service Forces Manual M357-2A, Civil Affairs Handbook, The Netherlands,

Section 2A: German Military Government over Europe - The Netherlands, 30 May 1944


7: Agriculture, 7 July 1944


8: Industry and Commerce, 14 Jan. 1944

8 Army Service Forces Manual M358-7, Civil Affairs Handbook, Bulgaria, Section 7:

Agriculture, 4 Feb. 1944

Army Service Forces Manual M358-13, Civil Affairs Handbook, Bulgaria, Section 13:

Public Health and Sanitation, 22 Oct. 1943

Army Service Forces Manual M359-1, Civil Affairs Handbook, French Indo-China,

Section1: Geographical and Social Background, 21 April 1944

Army Service Forces Manual M360-5, Civil Affairs Handbook, Austria, Section 5:

Money and Banking, 29 Nov. 1943

Army Service Forces Manual, M360-7, Civil Affairs Handbook, Austria, Section 7:

Agriculture and Food, June 1945


Industry and Commerce, 7 July 1945


Communications, 17 Feb. 1945

Army Service Forces Manual, M361-1, Civil Affairs Handbook, Belgium, Section 1:

Geographical and Social Background, 27 April 1944

Army Service Forces Manual, M361-2A, Civil Affairs Handbook, Belgium, Section 2A:

German Military Government over Europe - Belgium 16 May 1944


Money and Banking, 15 June 1944


Industry and Commerce, 1 Jan. 1944


Cultural Institutions, 13 May 1944

Army Service Forces Manual, M364-2A. Civil Affairs Handbook, Poland, Section 2A:

German Military Government over Europe - Poland, 25 Jan. 1944

Army Service Forces Manual, M366-8, Civil Affairs Handbook, Denmark, Section 8:

Industry and Commerce, 20 June 1944

Army Service Forces Manual, M366-9, Civil Affairs Handbook, Denmark, Section 9:

Labor, 2 June 1944

9 USSBS [US Strategic Bombing Survey], Oil, Chemicals & Rubber Division, Team 46,

Plant Report No. 1, Appendix 1, Ammoniahwerk Merseburg, Leuna, Germany 23 July

1945

USSBS, Oil, Chemicals & Rubber Division, Team 46, Plant Report No. 1, Appendix 1,

Section 1, Process Data, Ammoniahwerk Merseburg, Leuna, Germany

USSBS, Oil, Chemicals & Rubber Division, Team 46, Plant Report No. 1, Appendix II,

Ammoniahwerk Merseburg, Leuna, Germany

USSBS, The defeat of the German Air Force

The United States Strategic Bombing Survey Summary Report (European War) Sept. 30,

1945

The Effects of Strategic Bombing on the German War Economy, Overall Economic

Effects Division, USSBS, Oct. 31, 1945

USSBS German Oil, Chemical Rubber, Explosives and Propellants Industries, Oil

Division, Final Report 25, Aug. 1945

USSBS, Heavy Industry Plant Report No. 6, Friedrich Krupp A.B. Borbech Plant, Easen,

Germany

10 USSBS, Physical Damage Division Plant Report 53, Meerbech - Homberg Synthetic Oil

Plant, Meerbech, Germany 1 Nov. 1945

USSBS, Index to Records of the USSBS, June 1947

History of AFHQ, Part I, Aug. - Dec.-1942

History of AFHQ, Part II, Dec. 1942 – Dec. 1943, Section 1

11 History of AFHQ, Part II, Dec. 1942 - Dec. 1943, Section 2



History of AFHQ, Part III, Dec. 1943 - July 1944, Section 1

History of AFHQ, Part III, Dec. 1943 – July 1944, Section 2



From the Volturno to the Winter Line (6 Oct. – 15 Nov. 1943) Military Intelligence

Division, US War Department 11 Dec. 1944

German Army Mobilization, Intelligence Division, War Department, Washington, D.C.

(Produced at GMDS by a combined British, Canadian & U.S. Staff, June 1946)

12 Canadian Winter Exercise MUSK-OX, 15 Feb. – 6 March 1946

The War Department Basic Plan for the Post War Military Establishment, Nov. 1945

Coordination of Procurement Between the War and Navy Departments, Vol. I - Final and

Interim Reports, Feb. 1945 - prepared by Colonel William Draper and Captain Lewis

Strauss

Coordination of Procurement Between the War and Navy Departments, Vol. II -

Functional Studies, Feb. 1945

Coordination of Procurement Between the War and Navy Departments, Vol. III –

Material Studies, Feb. 1945

Progress Report, Administration, 30 June 1946, War Department, The Adjutant General’s

Office

Progress Report, Administration, 31 July 1946, War Department

Progress Report, Administration, 31 Aug. 1946, War Department

Churchill Project, Summer 1946, Issued by Directorate of Vehicle Development, Master

General of Ordnance Branch, Department of National Defense (Army) Ottawa, Canada

Officers of the German Army General Staff, (First Revision) May, 1945, MIRS, London

Installation and Establishments of the S.S., April 1945, MIRS, London

5th Army History, Vol. I, 5 Jan. – 6 Oct. 1943

13 5th Army History, Vol. II, 7 Oct. – 15 Nov. 1943

5th Army History, Vol. III, 16 Nov. 1943 – 15 Jan. 1944

5th Army History, Vol. IV, 16 Jan. – 31 March 1944

5th Army History, Vol. VI, 5 June – 15 Aug. 1944

5th Army History, Vol. IX, Race to the Alps

Series IV: Miscellaneous Documents of the Modern Military Period

1 Officers of the General Staff Corps of the German Army (War Department Military

Intelligence Division) (2 copies)

Military Headquarters and Installations in Germany, February, 1945. (War Department

Military Intelligence Division)

Allied Force Headquarters. G-2 Intelligence Notes. Nov. 21, 1944

G-3 Reports. US FET. 14 July- 30 Aug. 1945

2 G-3 Reports. USFET. 31 Aug – 9 October 1945

Germany Basic Handbook (Ministry of Economic Warfare, London). April, 1944

3 ALSOS Mission (Report by Dr. Hans Reese and Professor Mark Ray) Tactical Effects of

Bombardment. Interim Reports.

Operation Cruickshank (November 15, 1942)

Operation Arabian (October 4, 1942) and Operation Lethal

Relative Technological Achievements in Weapon Characteristics in USAF and USA.

January 30, 1946

Operations Division Information Bulletin. January 20, 1944-September 4, 1945 (Not

inclusive).

Ft. Bliss Report A-22. Studies concerning the selection of a suitable site for a proving

ground for long range guided missile.

Reorganization of the Army at Reduced Strength. (War Department War Plans Division,

July 6, 1921).

4 Outline of Intelligence information for Sicily. Prepared by G-2 Section, Task Force 343.

Series V: Miscellaneous Loose Published Reports

1 Tabbed Materials on Improvement of the Organization and Procedures of the Department

of the Army, A Study Based on the Cresap, McCormick and Paget Report, Hoover

Commission Report and other factors, Management Division, Office of Army

Comptroller, 22 July 1949

2 History of Planning Division, ASF, Vol. I, Presented by Colonel F.A. Bogart

History of Planning Division, ASF, Vol. II, Presented by Colonel F.A. Bogart

History of Planning Division, ASF, Vol. III, Appendices O-1 to 7-N, Colonel F.A. Bogart

History of Planning Division, ASF, Vol. IV, Appendices 8-A to 8-U, Colonel F.A. Bogart

History of Planning Division, ASF, Vol. V, Appendices 8-V to 8-GG, Colonel F.A.

Bogart

History of Planning Division, ASF, Vol. VI, Appendices 9-A to 9-Q, Colonel F.A. Bogart

History of Planning Division, ASF, Vol. VII, Appendix 9-R, Colonel F.A. Bogart

History of Planning Division, ASF, Vol. VIII, Appendices 9-S to 15-B, Colonel F.A.

Bogart

History of Planning Division, ASDF, Vol. IX, Appendices 16-A to 24, Colonel F.A.

Bogart

Series VI: Recent Acquisitions

1 SHAEF Booklet “Current Combat Leaflets” 1944 [A70-99]

Copies of RG 331 Documents from NARA (1)(2) [A76-21/1]

SHAEF Summary of Naval Reports on Operation Neptune [A76-21/2]

Bi- and Multi-National Cooperation in Germany 1952 (1)-(3) [A93-19]

Bi- and Multi-National Cooperation in Germany 1952 Appendix (1)-(3) [A93-19]

Pacific Fleet Amphibious Forces 1944 Transport Doctrine Appendix 2 [A96-13]


2 Pacific Fleet Amphibious Forces 1944 Transport Doctrine Appendix 5 (1)-(3) [A96-13]


USAFE Scrap & Surplus Property Disposal 1945-48 (1)-(6) [A96-13]

3 OMGUS FIAT Final Report 1115 June 3, 1947 [An Examination of Attitudes About

Industrial Safety in Germany] [A00-9]

OMGUS FIAT Final Report 1169 May 30, 1947 (1)(2) [Handbook of Industrial

Hazards From Explosive Dust] [A00-9] [text in German]

OMGUS FIAT Final Report 1170 May 30, 1947 (1)-(4) [The Development Of The

German Reich Accident Insurance, Especially During the War, 1939-1949, and its State

in April 1945] A00-9] [text in German]

Series VII: European Advisory Committee Material (A92-7)

1 ALBANIA

U.K., Office of Economic Warfare, Albania Basic Handbook

AUSTRIA

OSS, R&A Branch, Austrian Intelligence

OSS, R&A Branch, HQ Detachment, ETOUSA, RAL 99, The Administration of Vienna

War Dept, Civil Affairs Info Guide 31-229, The Administrative Separation of Austria

from Germany

AFHQ, Chief of Staff, Austria Military Government Handbook

U.K., War Office, Directorate of Military Survey Austria Gazetteer

Council on Foreign Relations Documents re Austria

PWC-217a re Austria

BELGIUM & LUXEMBURG

War Dept., Civil Affairs Info Guides re Belgium

2 U.K., Office of Economic Warfare Belgium & Luxemburg Basic Handbook

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

U.S., War Office, Directorate of Military Survey Gazetteer of Czechoslovakia

DENMARK

U.K., Office of Economic Warfare Denmark Basic Handbook

3 FRANCE

Foreign Economic Administration, Drafts of Civil Affairs Information Guides re France

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 1700, The Administration of Justice in France

War Dept, Civil Affairs Info Guides re France

U.K., Office of Economic Warfare French Basic Handbook

4 GERMANY

Army Service Forces, Manual 356 Civil Affairs Handbook-Germany Section 2A

Army Service Forces, Manual 356 Civil Affairs Handbook-Germany Section 2J

Army Service Forces, Manual 356 Civil Affairs Handbook-Germany Section 2K

Army Service Forces, Manual 356 Civil Affairs Handbook-Germany Section 2T

Army Service Forces, Manual 356 Civil Affairs Handbook-Germany Section 3




Army Service Forces, Manual 356 Civil Affairs Handbook-Germany Section 10A

Army Service Forces, Manual 356 Civil Affairs Handbook-Germany Section 10B

Army Service Forces, Manual 356 Civil Affairs Handbook-Germany Section 10C, D

Army Service Forces, Manual 356 Civil Affairs Handbook-Germany Section 10E, F




5 Economic Warfare Division, US Embassy, London

EOU/ American Embassy, London, The German Economy of the Next Decade

EOU/American Embassy, London Studies (1)(2)

Foreign Economic Administration German Economic and Industrial Disarmament

Foreign Economic Administration Training of Workers for German War Industry

US Group CC Administrative Maps of Germany 21 volumes

US Group CC Directives & Recommendations re Nazi Party and Affiliates

6 OSS, R&A Branch, Study 788, Survey of Greater Germany Section 3 (1)-(7)

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 788, Survey of Greater Germany Section 4

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 1010, German Strategies Survey Paragraph 38, Railroads

OSS, R&A Branch Study 1549, The Social Democratic Party of Germany

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 1604, The German Food Estate

7 OSS, R&A Branch, Study 1623, Foreign Labor in Germany

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 1655.25, Civil Affairs Guide, The Repatriation and Care of

Foreign Civilian Laborers

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 1788.1, Unemployment in Germany

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 1883.2, German Penetration of the European Oil Industry Part

3: Rumania

OSS, R&A Branch Study, 1934.1, The Clandestine Nazi Movement in Post-War

Germany

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 2056.1, Bremen & the Weser Ports

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 2073, Russian Aims in Germany and the Problem of 3-Power

Cooperation

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 2150, Possible Contributions of Defeated Germany to the War

against Japan

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 2189, Identification of Anti-Nazis in Germany

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 2291, Raw Materials Available in Germany at Time of

Surrender

OSS, R&A Branch, Study Germany at Time of Surrender

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 2302, Economic Consequences of Depriving Germany of

Heavy Industry

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 2345, Food Position of Germany West of Oder-Neisse Line

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 2350.1 & 2350.2, Problems of German Repatriations

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 2470, Inter-Regional Trade in Germany

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 2500.2, Germany Military Government Over Europe: Belgium

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 2500.6, German Military Government Over Europe: The

Netherlands

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 2500.7, German Military Government Over Europe: Norway

8 OSS, R&A Branch, Study 2500.15, Economic Controls in Occupied Europe

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 2579, Export Surpluses, Import Requirements and Rail &

Water Traffic of South Germany

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 2914.1, Consequences of Major Transfers of German

Territory: Food & Agriculture

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 3110, Leadership Principle and Criminal Responsibility

OSS, R&A Branch, HQ Detachment, ETOUSA, RAL 76, 83, 88

OSS, R&A Branch, HQ Detachment, ETOUSA, RAL 111, 119

OSS, R&A Branch, HQ Detachment, ETOUSA, RAL 139 The Free Germany Movement

& Its Political Future

OSS, R&A Branch, HQ Detachment, ETOUSA, RAL 148 The Alpine Reduit

OSS, Germany Mission, USFET, Field Intelligence Studies 20-23

OSS, German Mission, USFET, Field Intelligence Studies 24, 25, 33

OSS, German Mission, USFET, Field Intelligence Studies 34

OSS, German Mission, USFET, Field Intelligence Studies 36

OSS, German Mission, USFET, Field Intelligence Studies 37, 38

OSS, German Mission, USFET, Field Intelligence Studies 39-41

9 US Strategic Bombing Survey Interviews of Captured German Leaders

War Dept, List of Military Government Guides for Germany

War Dept, Civil Affairs Info Guides re Germany

10 SHAEF, G-5, Handbook for Military Government in Germany

SHAEF, G-5, Handbook for the Military Occupation of Germany

SHAEF, G-5, Military Government Germany Technical Manuals (1)(2)

SHAEF, G-5, Public Safety Manual

SHAEF, G-5, Special Legal Unit Studies (1)-(6)

11 SHAEF, G-5, Special Legal Unit Studies (7)-(17)

12 SHAEF, G-5, Special Legal Unit Studies (18)-(20)

UK, Office of Economic Warfare Germany Basic Handbook

13 UK, Office of Economic Warfare Germany Basic Handbook Loose Pages Chapters 1-5

UK, Office of Economic Warfare Germany Basic Handbook Loose Pages Chapter 9

(1)(2)

UK, Office of Economic Warfare Germany Basic Handbook Loose Pages Chapter 10

UK, Office of Economic Warfare Germany Basic Handbook Loose Pages Chapter 12, 15-

18 & Miscellaneous

UK, Office of Economic Warfare Germany Basic Handbook ABC of German

Administration and Public Services

UK, Office of Economic Warfare Germany Zone Handbooks Berlin (1)-(3)

UK, Office of Economic Warfare Germany Zone Handbooks No.1, 1A & 4

14 UK, Office of Economic Warfare Germany Zone Handbooks No. 5, 7 & 8

MIRS, Handbook of the Organisation Todt

15 GREECE

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 1324, Drafts of Civil Affairs Handbook on Greece

UK, Office of Economic Warfare Greek Basic Handbook

HUNGARY

UK, Office of Economic Warfare Hungary Basic Handbook

ITALY

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 1211, Basic Political and Social Information on Central Italy

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 1326, Drafts of Civil Affairs Handbook on Italy

UK, Office of Economic Warfare Italian Basic Handbook

16 NETHERLANDS

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 1991, The Public Safety System of the Netherlands

War Dept, Civil Affairs Info Guide 31-193 Party Politics in the Netherlands

UK, Office of Economic Warfare Netherlands Basic Handbook

POLAND

OSS, R&A Branch, HQ Detachment, ETOUSA, RAL 134 Polish Territorial Claims

Against Germany

UK, War Office, Directorate of Military Survey Gazetteer of Western Poland

RUMANIA

UK, Office of Economic Warfare Rumania Basic Handbook

USSR

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 2824 The Soviet Foreign Office

Joint Army-Navy Intelligence Study of Southeastern Siberia Vol. I, Chapters 1-4

17 Joint Army-Navy Intelligence Study of Southeastern Siberia Vol. II

YUGOSLAVIA

UK, Office of Economic Warfare Yugoslavia Basic Handbook

18 MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS

Army Service Forces, Essential Civilian Supplies Apr. 28, 1944

OSS, R&A Branch, Study 2898 Notes on Attitudes in Various Countries Concerning a

World Organization

War Dept., TM 27-251 Treaties Governing Land Warfare

AFHQ, Allied Military Government Gazette, 1945-46

UK, HMSO, Reports re UNRRA, War Office, Military Manual of Civil Affairs in the

Field

IRES, Allied Military Government Plans & Instructions