BASIC INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE JUNE, 1946

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BASIC
INTELLIGENCE
DIRECTIVE
This Revision Supersedes the November,
1944, Edition.
JUNE, 1946
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INTRODUCTION
INSTRUCT IONS
ALPHABE2 IC AL
INDEX
MILITARY
ARMY, IRREGULAR
NAVY
AIR, MILITARY
AIR, CIVIL
POLITICAL
EC ON OMIC
SOC I ?LOGIC AL
TOPOGRAPHIC
WHO'S WHO
SC IENT IF IC
MISCELLANEOUS
CONVERSION
FACTORS
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE DIVISION
WAR DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON, D. C.
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WAR DEPARTMENT
Washington 25, D. C., 15 June 1946
Basic Intelligence Directive, Military Intelligence Division, is published
for the information and guidance of all concerned.
By order of the Secretary of War:
OFFICIAL:
Edward F. Witsell,
Major General,
The Adjutant General.
DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER
Chief of Staff
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NUCLEAR PHYSICS SUPPLEMENT TO BASIC INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE
NOTE: THIS SUPPLEI\ENT SHOULD NOT BE FILED IN THE BASIC
INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE, AS THAT WOULD NECESSITATE CHANGING
THE CLASSIFICATION OF TT IR B I .D TO SECRET. INSTRUCTIONS
COVERING REPORTING OF INTELLIGENCE IN TEE B .1 .121 WILL BE
SPECIFICALLY APPLIED TO THIS SUPPIRMENT, HOWEVER, IN
RENDERING REPORTS .
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8600.0000 NUCLEAR PHYSICS (Atomic Energy).
The following outline on nuclear physics is a supplement to the
Basic Intelligence Directive. This outline carries a Secret clas-
sification and accordingly it is distributed under separate cover.
The BID numbers shown below should be assigned, without exception,
to all intelligence reports on this subject.
.0100 Personnel.
10 NUclear Physicists (Native).
20 Scientists other than nuclear physicists working on develop-
ment of atomic 'energy (native).
30 Scientists, visiting, working on development of atomic
energy.
.0200 Institutions.
10 Education or other institutions working on nuclear physics
? or atomic energy.
20 Training programs in nuclear physics, micro-chemistry,
vacuum, engineering. ,
.0300 Industrial Firms.
10 -large firms capable of undertaking large cale specialized
engineering projects (chemical, electrical, civil engineers).
11 Large firms undertaking the fabrication of equipment, con-
struction or erection of large scale plants for atomic
energy.
20 Location of large scale engineering projects erected in
secrecy.
30 Firms engaged in mining or refining uranium, thorium or
radium.
31 Output, destination and products of these firms.
40 Firms engaged in processing uranium and_ thorium.
.0400 Plant, Equipment and Material.
10 Large plants from which no normal commodity is produced.
11 Plants having large water cooling installations.
12 Plants screened with concrete, metal or dirt.
8600.0413 Plants taking health precautions such as carrying photo-
graphic films or small electric charge measuring devices.
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8600.o420 Engineering Equipment.
21 Large numbers of electro magnets, gas compressors, vacuum
tight equipment or vacuum pumps.
.0430 Research Laboratory Equipment.
31 Cyclotrons, betratrons.
32 Van der Graaf and other special ultra high voltage generators.
.o44o Materials.
41 Uranium metal.
42 Uranium oxide..
43 Uranium fluoride.
44 High purity graphite.
45 Thorium and its compounds.
46 Deuterium (heavy water).
47 Fluorine.
.0500 Raw Materials.
10 Locations of deposits of uranium or thorium bearing ores.
20 Exploitation of uranium or thorium ores.
21 Rates of production.
22 Destination of ores or derived products.
30 Imports and exports of uranium or thorium ores.
?4o Geological surveys and prospecting for uranium and thorium ores.
50 Production, imports, exports', uses and availability of radium.
60 Governmental control of uranium and thorium ore deposits, pro-
duction imports and exports and uses.
.0600 Specialized Products.
10 Plants producing heavy water.
11 Imports and exports of heavy water.
20 Plants proaucing carbon or graphite in large quantities.
.0700 Uses.
8600.0710 Military.
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8600.0711 Rockets.
12 Guided Missiles..
13 Bombs.
14 Explosives.
15 Other.
20 industrial.
50 Countermeasures.
.0800 Miscellaneous.
10 Appropriations for development of atomic energy.
11 Research.
12 Industrial.
13 Military.
20 Intelligence.
21 Activities directed towards obtaining information on any
phase of atomic energy development.
30 Legal.
31 Laws, decrees, executive orders or court decision bearing on
atomic energy.
40 Political.
41 Developments effecting or influencing activities in atowic
energy field.
50 Propaganda.
60 Agreements and treaties on international control.
70 Conferences, Publications and Statements.
8600.088p Diplomatic.
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BASIC
INTELLIGENCE
DIRECTIVE
This Revision Supersedes the November,
1944, Edition.
JUNE, 1946
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE DIVISION
WAR DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON, D. C.
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INTRODUCTION
INSTRUCTIONS
ALPHABET IC AL
INDEX
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MILITARY
ARMY, IRREGULAR
NAVY
AIR, MILITARY
AIR, CIVIL
POLITICAL
EC ON OMIC
SOC IOLOGICAL
TOPOGRAPHIC
WHO ' S WHO
SCIENTIFIC -
MISCELLANEOUS
CONVERSION
FACTORS
ANNE
REFERENCE
LIST
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WAR DEPARTMENT
Washington 25, D. C., 15 June 1946
Basic Intelligence Directive, Military Intelligence Division, is published
for the information and guidance of all concerned.
By order of the Secretary of War:
OFFICIAL:
Edward F. Witsell,
Major General,
The Adjutant General'.
DWIGHT D. ETRREMWER
Chief of Staff
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INTRODUCTION
1. The BASIC INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE is isIlued as a manual of standing instructions to:
a. All agencies engaged in the collection of military information for the Military
Intelligence Service and components of the War Department dependent upon it for intelligence
material.
b. All Research Branches of MIS.
c. The Intelligence Library of MIS.
2. This directive sets forth in detail the basic categories of information concerning
foreign armies and countries required by the Military Intelligence Service and establishes a
uniform system under which that information is organized in the form of reports, correlated
in analysis, and catalogued for filing. It is therefore mandatory that all concerned become
familiar with the general purposes of the directive.
3. -The BASIC INTELLIGENCE DIE.LCTIVE is to be used in the preparation of:
a. Original reports and estimates.
b. Digests of synopses of information forwarded to NIS.
c. Replies-to directives, questionnaires, letters, and cables submitted in standard
intelligence report form.
4. Since all subjects of intelligence interest to NIS and related components of the War
Department have been assigned Specific numbers, and definite instructions or outlines clearly
indicate the type and scope of information to be submitted under each, it is imperative in
reporting that all information be segregated, organized and numbered in accordance with this
system in order that it may be properly recorded and readily available for analysis and
dissemination.
5. The BASIC INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE is designed to apply to all countries. Its range
is therefore extremely broad and it is not expected that it will exactly fit any one country.
Specifically applied, however,. it can be adapted to a major or minor nation or power. In
some countries, the absence of large and well equipped military forces reduces the amount of
technical military information required concerning them. The possibility of military intru-
sion by foreign powers, however, makes necessary the maintenance of up-td-date information on
which pound planning may be based.
6. It will be noted that political, economic, sociological, topographic who's who and
scientific information is sought in some detail by NIS. Although military and air factors
are given priority in the normal course of reporting, responsible assessments of the military
capabilities of nations cannot be based on these alone. Accurate and current informatidn in
all of these fields, developed and interpreted from the military intelligence viewpoint, is
of vital significance in evaluating trends, in the preparation Of strategic and economic war-
fare plans, as well as military plans affecting training, orgsnization, administration,
equipment, logistics, and operations.
7. NUMBERING SYSTEM.
The numbering system employed in the Basic Intelligence Directive is designed to
cover all subjects and types of information desired by NIS. Although the contents of the
Basic Intelligence Directive cover a multitude of subjects, it is recognized that further ex-
pansion may be desired. The numbering system employed offers almost unlimited room for
additions.
All the subject material has been grouped under eight major headings, each with its
identifying block of numbers. For example, all code numbers preceded by the digits 0 or 1
pertain to Military, codes for the Air Block begin with the digit 2, political with 3, and so
on. The major blocks are further broken down into main topics, which in turn are subdivided,
and additional numbers in the series are assigned to each level of the breakdown.
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The complete code for any topic is a composite number consisting of eight digits,
four to the left and four to the right of the decimal. The code numbers are built up as
follows:
EXAMPLE 1: (See page 1 EGOLIMale Section)
4000. ECONOMIC
4lo0. ECONOMIC - GENERAL
4101. ECONOMIC STRUCTURE
.0100 Natural resources
.0200 Degree of economic development
.0300 Pattern of industrial development
.0400 Salient Shortages
The Number opposite "Pattern of Tfldustrial Development" is .0300. This is a sub-
topic of "Economic Structure" (4101.). Since the subtopic must always be tied to the main
topic, the combination of an eight-digit code must always be indicated. Therefore, the com-
plete code for the "Pattern of Industrial Development" is 4101.0300.
EXAMPLE 2: (Air Section)
2000. MILITARY, AIR
2300. AIRCRAFT, WEAPONS, EQUIPMENT
2301. GENERAL
2302. AIRCRAFT AND EQUIPMNNT ORGANIZATIONAL, GENERAL
.0100 CHARAGIERISTIGS AND PERFORMANCE
01 Fighter-Single Engine
02 Fighter-Twin Engine
03 live Bomber
The number opposite "Dive Bomber" is 03. Dive Bomeer is a subtopic of "Character-
istics and Performance" (.0100) Which in turn, is a subdivision of "Aircraft and Equipment -
Organizational, General" (2302.). The complete number for "Characteristics and Performance -
Dive Bomber" is 2302.0103.
It will be noted that all code numbers are built from right to left, beginning with
the smallest subdivision.
Although all reports will be limited to one subject, they will, whenever possible,
cover some or all of the subheadings of the topic under discussion. Detailed breakdowns of
complicated subjects are given not only to direct field representatives with respect to the
important details of information required by MIS, but to standardize the organization of such
details in all reports. Therefore When it is desirable to cover more than one subheading,
the B.I.D. number will be that of the heading of which the subheadings are a part.
Assuming that the "Characteristics and Performance" of all three aircraft (Example
2) are to be discussed, the B.I.D. number for the report will then be 2302.0100. However,
since there are three separate topics covered, each topic will be given its proper code in
the body of the report. This code will be typed on the line following the last line of the
proper paragraPh and opposite that paragraph in the right hand margin.
Thus, the number following the paragraph on "Characteristics and Performance of a
Fighter Plane - Single Engine" 14111 be 2302.0101; the number following the paragraph on
"Characteristics and Performance of a Fighter - Twin Engine" will be 2302.0102; and the num-
ber following the paragraph on "Characteristics .and Performance of Dive Bomber" will be
2302.0103.
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NOTE:
In the body of the B.I.D. it will be noted that the complete eight digit number appears
opposite the first and last entry on each page. All subject headings falling between these
entries likewise consist of eight digit numbers, but for the sake of brevity, only four num-
bers to the left or four or two numbers to the right of the decimal are actually shown. The
balance of the numbers forming the complete eight digit number are to be understood.
8. TM. ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF 'ILL, B.I.D. is to facilitate location of pertinent sections
of the B.I.D., but it cannot serve as a substitute for a thorough knowledge of the contents
of the Directive, and should never be used alone as a means of titling and numbering reports.
When a subject is not cited in the Alphabetical Index and is not specificPily mentioned in
the relevant section of theevery effort should be made to integrate the data with
the section which calls for that information by implication.
9. Instructions governing the preparation of intelligence reports are included in this
directive. It is highly important and imperative that they be read and thoroughly unrierstood
by all concerned as they cover all phases of the preparation of intelligence reports.
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INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PREPARATION OF INTELLIGENCE REPORTS
1. GENERAL.
Military Intelligence reports will conform to the subject material outlined in the
Basic Intelligence Directive. Priorities will be established from time to time in the War
Department Intelligence Plan and other Intelligence directives, letters or cables, which will
Indicate the specific information concerning specific countries needed by MIS. These and re-
ports prepared in reply to them will be based on the B.I.D. and will be assigned first, sec-
ond, and third priorities. In general:
a. FIRST PRIORITY will be given to intelligence of immediate importance in clarifying
the military or political situation, or to other information for which the need is urgent.
b. SECOND PRIORITY will be given to intelligence which mRst be considered in any
general estimate of the military or political situation, or to other information BO desig-
nated by MIS.
c. THIRD PRIORITY will be given to background intelligence not emphasized in any
intelligence plan or assigned a higher priority in any communication issued by MIS.
2. FORM OF INTELLIGENCE REPORTS.
a. CABLE REPORTS. Intelligence information will only be reported by cable when it
is first priority and it is essential that the information reach MIS immediately. Source and
evaluation must be included and comment by reporting officer Should be included if practica-
ble in the cable report. Intelligence information reported by cable will be reported in
greater detail by a written intelligence report. The written intelligence report will make
specific reference to the cable report previously submitted.
b. STATISTICAL FORMS. In some instances MIS requires intelligence information to
be reported in the form of statistics. Specific forms are generally provided for this pur-
pose. For example, Annexes I through IX in the B.I.D. are provided for reporting statistics
on aviation, weapons, and vehicles.
c. WRITTEN INTELLIGENCE REPORTS. All Intelligence information will be reported on
OCS No. 17 Form (Revised) except as Indicated in paragraph a. and b. above. Written intelli-
gence reports cover all ordinary reports of first, second, or third priority information (es-
sential, important, and background intelligence information).
3. SAMPLE INTELLIGENCE REPORT.
Following herewith is a; sample Intelligence report on OCS No. 17 Form with accom-
panying explanation of all entries. This sample is to be used as a guide for the filing and
submission of intelligence reports.
EXPLANATION BY NUMERICAL INDEX OF COVER SHEET OF
SAMPLE INTELLIGENCE REPORT
1. BID FTTF NO.
Insert here the Basic intelligence Directive (B.I.D.) File No. as per instructions
contained in the introduction of the B.I.D.
2. REPORT NO.
Insert here the number of the report. Numbers of reports will conform to instruc-
tions contained in SIMIS. Only one series of numbers will be used for reports originating at
the same station. The reports of the Military Air Attache will be included in the series of
reports rendered by the office of the Military Attache.
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SAMPLE REPORT (COVER PAGE)
SECRET
CLASSIFICATION
INTELLIGENCE REPORT
FOR GENERAL USE BY ANY U.S. INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Frorn Military Attache, Magnolia, Utopia (1)Nte 21 January 1946
AGENCY OR OFFICER STATION Utopia
Bource Former Magnifican Cabinet Minister now Refugee in/ &al C (2)
CD?a-Area Reported On
4)-
FORM OCS17
4TH REV.
UTOPIA ?Subject Political Parties and Groups,
4`
Current Revolutionary Movements
b/b No. Political - 46, lette-r-Tated 6 Jan l946, above subject; and
Refemceprevious Report No. 113-46, dtd 12 Jan 1946, Subject: Magnifican
and Microsmiaa
____Eclarlueaseemd.si,TAtepleagpo.,,, ETC., IF APPLICABLE.)
SUMMARY: EWER CAREFUL SUMMARY OF REPORT. CONTAINING SUBSTANCE SUCCINCTLY Stara,. ANSWER QUESTIONS WHERE, WHEN. WHAT, FIOW,
HOW MANY. AND ONE DOTE OF EVENT. M A FINAL ONE SENTENCE PARAGRAPH GIVE SIGNIFICANCE. BEGIN TEXT ON PAGE 2.
1. Causes leading to the purge of 10 July 1946; the subsequent
behavior of the several political factories; the stability of the present
coalition.
2. Report based upon a personal interview of the source, now a
political refugee in an adjoining country. Date of interview 20 January 1946.
COMMENTS:
1. The source, although emotional and prejudiced, in his analysis of
the situation, is well informed, its friendly to the United States, and
is reliable.
2. It is believed that the economic causes of the purge are over-
emphasized, and that the main basis for the purge is purely political with
outside aide having been furnished by magnifica (Refer M/A Report No.
113-46 dated 12 Jan 1946 above).
APPROVED:
RICHARD C. ROE
Oolonel, GSC
Military Attache
07,1-.0301 JOHN R. DOE
Major, GSC
Assistant Military Attache
Distribubon by0qina or M/As Gransta, Shangrila; CG, Main Defense Command
MIS Serial No.
MIS Distribution
DO NOT USE THIS SPACE
0_91.40. Distribution of Enclosures
SECRti
CLASSIFICATION
DO NOT USE THIS SPACE
Do not write below line ? "Distribution by Originator"
Balance of space is to be used for indicating distribution given report by the Military Intelligence Service.
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3. CLASSIFICATION
Insert here the classification of the report as dictated by the instructions con-
tained in AR 380-5. Do not over-classify the report, as such classification limits the dis-
tribution and consequently the Use of the report. This limitation is especially true of re-
ports classified as TOP SECRET. Prior to the dispatch of a report make sure that the subject
matter both as to facts and as to source justifies the classification given. Remarks such as
"control", "controlled distribution", "not to be distributed outside MIS", or any similar
terms will not be placed on the report. If a military attache desires to have the distribu-
tion of his report limited by the Military Intelligence Service, the following procedure will
be used;
a. The original report and any copies going to MIS, together with a covering letter
requesting limited distribution will be forwarded in-a double envelope addressed to the
Chief, Military Intelligence Service with the inner envelope narked, "To be opened only by
the Chief, MIS, or his Deputy".
b- The covering letter will explain what limitation on distribution is requested
and explain the reason therefor.
c. Remarks covering the reasons for limitations of distribution will be confined to
the covering letter and not entered on the report proper.
4. ENCLOSURES
Insert here the number of enclosures attached.
5. COPY NO.
Insert here the number of the copy of the report if there is more than one copy
transmitted.
6. FROM
Insert here the nano of the office submitting the report with the name of the city
or town and country in which the office is located. Standard abbreviations for designated
offices may be used here.
T. DATE
Insert here the date on which the report is written.
8. SOURCE
Insert here the name or description of the source of the information reported upon.
If it is desired to protect the name of the informant, it is essential at least to give a
succinct description in order to facilitate evaluation by the user; e. g., "Jewish Refugee",
"Political Refugee", "Cabinet Official", "Exiled. Diplomats", or simply "Confidential".
9. E7ALDATION
E te here the degree of reliability of the information re-lorted, both as to source
and as to contents by use of the Evaluation Code, in accordance with subsequent instructions
in the B.I.D. titled "Evaluation of Information".
10. AREA REPORTED ON
State here the name of the geographic area reported on. This area will be normally
limited to a single country or nation.
11. SUBJECT
State here as succinctly as possible the subject matter reported upon. Only one
subject will be used, as separate reports will be rendered on separate subjects.. sub-
ject titles will be used whenever possible. If the subject concerns serial or periodical
publications give their title with number and date of issue stated fully.
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12. REFERENCE
State here any pertinent references. If the report was occasioned as the result of
a specific request for information by directive, letter, or cable, specific reference will be
made here to such directive letter or cable by number, date, and subject matter. Also in-
cluded here will be references to any previous related reports or reference material. This
is especially necessvy if this report is amendatory of a previously submitted report. If
there is no roam for reference to previously submitted reports of reference material, such
references will be included at the end of the report.
13. SUMMARY
Enter here a clear statement of the substance of the report. It is important to In-
clude here a statement as to the date of the information reported, as the date of the report
and the date of the information do not always coincide. It is also important to state here
if the subject is open to further development.
14. COMMENTS
If room is available, a brief of the comments of the reporting officer may be In-
cluded here; otherwise full comments need only appear at the end of the report. The comment
should include the objective views of the reporting officer as to the source itself and the
significance of the Information presented. Comments Should not be relegated to mere expres-
sion of personal feelings.
15. SIGNATURE
Signature of the reporting officer will be in accordance .with subsequent instruc-
tions in the B.I.D. titled "Signature on Reports".
16. APPROVAL
An intelligence report will always be forwarded by the Military Attache or Executive
Officer In accordance with subsequent instructions in the B.I.D. titled "Signature on
Reports".
17. DISTRIBUTION BY ORIGINATOR
Insert here the distribution other than to Nas made by the origination office. The
master ditto will always be sent to MIS.
18. MIS SERIAL NO.
Reporting officer will not use this space.
19. MIS DISTRIBUTION
Reporting officer will not use this space. Recommendations regarding distribution
are welcomed but will be included in the comments. MIS is familiar with the needs of the
other division of the War Department and in fact representatives of the other divisions are
represented on the Reading Panel MIS and view the reports as they are received in MIS.
20. DISTRIBUTION OF ENCLOSURES
Reporting officer will not use this space.
21. CLASSIFICATION
Repeat classification assigned in item 3.
REPORT PROPER
1. SOURCE OF INFORMATION
(Include here a brief biography and personal observation on the source or a refer-
ence to a previously submitted Who's Who report. Also Include here information as to the
approach made to the source and the circumstances under which the interview was arranged and
held.)
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2. POLITICAL PARTIES AND GROUPS
(Name the various Political Parties and groups under discussion and include any
background and material necessary to an understanding of the report such as their composi-
tion, individual members, and aims, or a reference to previously submitted reports containing
such material.)
3. EVENTS OF THE PURGE OF 10 JULY 1945
(Outline here in chronological order the events of the purge.)
4. CAUSES OF THE PURGE
(Outline here the Causes of the Purge including economic, political, sociological,
and outside influences.)
5. IMMEDIATE RESULTS OF THE PURGE
(Outline here the immediate effects of the purge on the domestic and foreign
affairs.)
6. INTERMEDIATE RESULTS OF THE PURGE
(Outlir- here the subsequent results of the purge after the shakedown period.)
7. STABILITY OF THE COALITION NOW IN POWER
(Outline here the stability of the political group in power including the strength
of the opposing forces.)
8. ESTIMATE OF FUTURE POLITICAL SITUATIONS
(Outline plans of opposing forces and chances of success in view of strength-or
weaknesses of present regime.
9. COMMENTS
(Outline here the personal views, of the reporting officer including information as
to the basis of such views.)
10. ENCLOSURES
(Organization chart of the present government.)
FORM OF INTELLIGENCE REPORT PROPER
1. SUBJECT HEADINGS
Use subject headings wherever possible. It may prove profitable to make a brief
outline of the report and write the report to fill the outline, using the outline topics as
subject headings. This will facilitate the handling of the report by the users.
2. LENGTH OF REPORT
There is no yardstick for measuring the length of the report. It is important to
present the facts in such a way that they are clearly understood. Unnecessary embellishments
should be eliminated keeping the report to the bare necessities. It often happens that im-
portant data can be reduced to the minimum whereas relatively less important material may re-
quire a longer report to develop the thought.
3. DIRECT QUOTATIONS
Direct quotations may be used wherever necessary to preserve the original thought.
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4. CROSS REFERENCES
Cross references to reports previously submitted and to references used as the basis
of the report are essential and will always be included.
5. ILLUSTRATIONS
Illustrations will be included as enclosures to reports whenever possible to ad ,3 to
the clarification of the report.
- 6. RECOMMENDATIONS
Recommendations for action will not be included in any intelligence report. Such
recommendations will be submitted by letter making specific reference to any pertinent
reports.
INS'.IRUCTIONS FOR PREPARATION OF "DITTO MASTER" (OCS NO. 17 FORM)
1. Do not attempt to produce more than one ditto master at a single typing.
2. Remove and save slip sheet insert from between book paper and ditto carbon.
3. If no ordinary carbon copies are desired, place assembly (book paper and ditto car-
bon) in typewriter with book paper facing out (i.e. in position for typing directly on book
paper) and ditto carbon face up, as assembled by manufacturer.
4. If it is desired to make ordinary carbon copies of material which is being dittoed,
assemble material from typewriter platen out in this order: (1) second sheet; (2) ordinary
carbon paper, face down in usual position; (3) ditto carbon, face up; and (4) book paper
ditto master sheet. Additional ordinary carbon paper and second Sheets may be added to the
back (platen) part of the assembly, but the quality of the ditto master will be reduced pro-
portionately, and the practice is not recommended.
5. Type, using even pressure, but slightly more pressure in striking the keys than
would normally be used. Always use typewriter ribbon, in order that copy may be read from
face of the book paper sheet. The ditto impression will appear reversed, or as a mirror im-
pression, on the back of the book paper sheet. It will be noted that proper pressure results
in very dark letter impressions (a "good" ditto master); too light pressure will produce
light purple letters; too heavy pressure will cause the keys to cut through the paper.
6. To make corrections, use a soft rubber eraser and carefully remove th6 error from
the back of the book paper sheet, taking care not to obliterate or smudge adjoining impres-
sions. Resultant smears may be disregarded, inasmuch as they will not reproduce. Insert a
sufficiently large piece of ditto carbon, torn from an unused sheet, and type the correction.
Corrections should not be made on the face of the book paper sheet. except by striking over.
Corrections on ordinary carbon copies may be made in the usual manner.
7. When copy is removed from typewriter, take off and discard ditto carbon, which can-
not be used a second time. Immediately replace slip sheet against back of ditto master to
protect impression against defacement.
Slip sheet
removed C) Ordinary second sheet
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INCLOSURES AND ANNEXES TO REPORTS
1. NUMBER OF COPIES
Expense and delay may be incurred in needless reproduction of inclosures by MIS in
fulfilling distribution commitments. It has been noted that officers submitting reports of-
ten indicate that additional copies of inclosures are available if desired. In view of the
fact that KIS ordinarily reproduces reports for the use of various WD agencies it is obvious
that a reasonable number of copies of any inclosure are desired. No number can be designated
for all reports; it is necessary that the submitting officer analyze his report and attempt
to determine for himself how many copies can be used.
2. INCLOSURES
a. Maps, sketches, diagrams, charts, and photographs, legibly titled and completely
identified will only be attached as inclosures when they add to the understanding of the re-
port proper. Otherwise they Should be forwarded by covering letter in the prescribed manner.
Standard documents and maps of which a plentiful supply is believed to be on hand in MIS
should not be forwarded but may be listed as available so that MIS may request them if
desired.
b. In those cases where sketches, diagrams, charts, photographs, and especially
maps, are attached as inclosures, they should be on as small a scale as possible in order to
avoid needlessly bulky inclosures and complicated reproduction. Lines and numerical refer-
ences should be clear and heavy so that they may be clearly visible in the photostat of the
original. Black ink only should be used as colors do not reproduce. Information and discus-
sion should not be contained on such inclosures as this will tend to clutter up the map, dia-
gram, or the like.
c. Overlays are highly undesirable as an inclosure to a report on OCS 17. Their
reproduction within MIS is possible only as a hand process, the expense and delay of which
are prohibitive.
3. MAPS
When a map is used purely for the purpose of indicating a general location, it need
not be attached, provided the pointcan be located by grid coordinates on a standard WD map.
If it is necessary to resort to the use of a non-standard map, the scale should be sufficient
BO that all data are clear and uncrowded. Since maps are reproduced by photostatic process
in disseminating reports, consideration should be given to color, key and legend. All en-
tries should be in black ink to assure proper registration in photostats.- Markings and leg-
ends in color will not register in reproduction. Conventional signs and military symbols as
found in FM 21,30 will be used when appropriate.
4. SEETCBES
Locality sketches should be used only when no suitable map is available. Sketches
of devices, etc., should carry sufficient detail so that reference to highly specialized'
technicians is not required. Free-hand sketches Should be rendered on blank ditto forms
whenever practicable. If not practicable, black ink should be used for proper photostatic
registration.
5. PHOTOGRAPHS
In general, photographs should accompany reports for dissemination whenever called
for in the BID and when they add to a more complete understanding of the subject matter under
discussion.
a. Types of photographs required will be found in:the alphabetical index of the
BID.
b. Details of processing of photographs, both aerial and ground, will be found in
the manual CHOOSING ta, RIGHT PHOTOGRAPH (Section III, Part VI).
c. Photographs illustrating a report will be submitted on the Photographic Appendix
Form, a sample of which is Shown in the BID Annex.
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d. Photographs of value in themselves, and which do not require a covering intelli-
gence report, may be forwarded by the regular form letter for transmittal of photography.
These will be accompanied by the MIS Photo-Identification Forms provided therefor (Materiel,
Personnel, or Geographic). Samples are Shown in BID Annex.
e. Incompletely titled photographs are of little or no value. If the forms men-
tioned above are not available, full title data, including subject, accurate location, date
taken, and other pertinent data (such as time taken for terrain photos, focal length and al-
titude for aerial photos, etc.) will accompany each photograph, whether covered by an -_r,ol-
ligence report or letter of transmittal. Note particularly titling and forwarding of
negatives.
NOTE: Samples of all available forms for transmitting photographs are shown in BID
Annex X through XIII. Supplies of these forms may be obtained by requisition to MIS.
SIGNATUE.h ON REPORTS
1. In order to determine positively the authorship of a report, it is directed that
each officer writing a report sign -that report with his proper rank, assignment, and code
number as follows:
0301 JOHN R. DOE,
Major, G. S. C.,
Asst. Military Attache.
2. If the writer is, himself, the Military Attache, Senior Observer, or Chief of a
Mission, his awn signature, designation, and code number on the paper is sufficient. If the
writer is not, himself, the Military Attache, Senior Observer, or Chief of a Mission, then it
is directed that:
a. The Military Attache, Senior Observer, or Chief of the Mission either indorse
the report, if he has any .comments to make, and sign the indorsement, or
b. Countersign the report in the lower left-hand corner as indicated below:
(1)
let Ind.
Remarks or suggestions relative to report.
(2)
RICHARD C. ROE,
Colonel, G.S . C . ,
Military Attache.
0301 JOHN R. DOE
Major, G. S. C.,
Asst. Military Attache.
Approved and forwarded.
RICHARD C. ROE,
Colonel, G. S. C.,
Military Attache.
3. In no instance is the code number to be used except by the producing officer signing
the report.
4. Code numbers have already been assigned to individual officers at each station.
Each new officer will be informed of his assigned code number.
5. In the event of an officer's relief or transfer from a station, the code number as-
signed to him will be cancelled. When an officer reports to a new station he will be as-
signed a new code number, thereby forestalling error through duplication of numbers or by the
use of the wrong code number.
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6. The Military Attache, Senior Observer Or Chief of a Mission is held responsible for
the performance of his staff. Therefore, he should countersign every report not of his own
origin, or delegate the responsibility of countersigning reports to his executive officer or,
in his absence, to the officer designated as acting Military Attache, Senior Observer, or
'Chief of a Mission. The practice of having the originating officer sign his own reports and
indicate his code number aids materially in evaluating the worth of the officer In his as-
signment and the practice of having the Military Attache, Senior Observer, or Chief of a
Mission countersign such reports indicates his official approval.
REPORTING OF INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION
1. It is desired that insofar as possible the OCS Form No. 17 be used in transmitting
intelligence information to the Military Intelligence Service.
2. It is desired to limit the use of letters to adminidtrative matters and to recommen-
dations requiring positive action. The reporting of intelligence information in administra-
tive letters and the inclusion of administrative matters and recommendations in intelligence
reports seriously complicates proper handling of such reports in MIS.
3. If it is necessary to report intelligence information in letter form, such letters
will be numbered in the R series to distinguish them from administrative letters numbered in
the A series.
4. The transmission of intelligence information mentioned in paragraph 1 above includes
the following:
a. An intelligence report originating with an MIS field office, the contents of
which are placed entirely on an OCS No. 17 Form.
b. An intelligence report originating with an office other than an las field of-
fice, but transmitted by an MIS office, in which case the OCS No. 17 will be used as a trans-
mittal cover sheet and will be lumbered in the R series.
c. In transmitting official government publications, the OCS Form No. 17 will be
used as a tranamittal cover Sheet. It would be helpful in such instances if a brief resume
of the publication were made on the OCS Form 17 and numbered in the R series. Privately pub-
lished newspapers, magazines, and other periodical matter will be forwarded either with an
administrative letter in the A series or without any covering document.
d. An intelligence report originating with an MIS field office and intended for
another field office, MIS being fturnished a copy. Nas does not desire to receive copies of
letters containing intelligence which have been prepared primarily for another office in the
field. It is to be presumed that all intelligence has been furnished MIS on OCS No. 17. It
is suggested that a practical solution is to place such reports on OCS No. 17, making carbon
copies for lateral transmission, and sending the original master ditto to MIS.
e. Maps and photographs will be forwarded under cover of OCS No. 17 only when they
are in integral part of an intelligence report. Otherwise they will be forwarded by covering
letter which will be numbered in the A series.
f. Intelligence report initiated as a result of a cable Or letter request for in-
formation or comments by users will be reported on OCS No. 17. In such instance reference
will be specifically and conspicuously made to the cable, letter, source control number, com-
ment by user, or other inquiry causing the rendition of the report,
g. Forms which when completed contain intelligence information will be forwarded
under cover of OCS No. 17. Such forme would include AAF Form No. 63 "Foreign Airport
Description", etc.
5. There are certain reports which are not intelligence reports but which fall within
the category of administrative reports. Such reports will be forwarded under cover of a let-
ter and will be numbered in the A series. Reports included in this category are:
a. Station Reports
b. Office Plans
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c. Office Organization
d. Monthly Reports of Operations submitted by Military Air Attaches
REFERENCE TABLES AND CONVERSION FACTORS for the principal weights, measures, etc. of
important countries will be found in the B.I.D. Field Representatives of MIS are not expected
to convert all factors to U.S. equivalents. They are cautioned at all times to be specific
in terminology, i.e., "long tons," "metric tons", etc.; and always to be consistent ir the
use of such terms in a single report.
REPORTING OF SUPPLEYINTARY INFORMATION
1. Any information which supplements, amends, or corrects information previously re-
ported on OCS Form No. 17, will also be reported on OCS Form No. 17. Such procedure will
facilitate the distribution of the supplementary, amendatory or corrective information to
agencies which receive the original report.
2. Information reported in response to the "Comments" of various users will likewise be
submitted on OCS Form No. 17.
3. In reporting the additional information described in paragraphs 1 and 2, specific
reference will be made to the earlier report, or to the user's comment, and to the MIS number
of the report which may be obtained from the DETATT,ED LIST OF REPORT RATINGS. Reference to
the MIS number will assist MIB in connecting the supplementary report with the original
report.
EVALUATION OF INFORMATION
1. DEFINITION OF EVALUATION
Evaluation is the critical and systematic analysis of information to determine its
probable accuracy and significance. Information subjected to this process becomes
intelligence.
2. DUTY TO EVALUATE
The observer who merely transmits unevaluated information gained or received has
performed only part of his duty. Information will be evaluated both as to its source and as
to the information itself. The report will be worded to show clearly that which is personal-
ly known to the one reporting and that which is based on the report of other agencies or per-
sons. The reliability of this last will be classified according to the known records of
these agencies. If information of questionable accuracy is forwarded, its doubtful character
must be indicated clearly. The recipient of an intelligence report is probably receiving
reports of a similar nature from other sources and accordingly he will be able to make sound-
er deductions than the originator of any one report.
3. DETERMINING CREDIBILITY AND ACCURACY
In determining the .credibility and accuracy of information the following points will
be carefully considered:
a. What is the source of information?
b. Is it confirmed by collaboration from other sources?
C. How does it agree with information on hand?
d. If at variance which is more likely to be correct?
4. EVALUATION CODE
The following evaluation code will be used in evaluating information. Special care
will-be taken to avoid using this code as a sliding scale of values.
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AS TO SOURCE
Completely reliable
Usually reliable
Fairly reliable
Not usually reliable
Unreliable
Reliability cannot be judged
EVALUATION CODE
AS TO INFORMATION
1. Confirmed by other sources
2. Probably true
3. Possibly true
4. Doubtfully true
Improbable report
Truth cannot be judged
5.
6.
The evaluation of the Source of Information is an estimate of the reliability of the
contact himself. An "A" rating will only be given under the most unusual circumstances, when
for example: the informant is an Intelligence Officer of long experience. A "B" rating in-
dicates an informant of known integrity. "C", "D", and "E" ratings indicate a proportion-
ately decreasing degree of reliability of the informant. An "F" rating is assigned when
nothing is known concerning the informant.
An evaluation of the truth, credibility, or probability of the information is an
estimate of the quality of an item submitted by an informant. Numbers "1" through "5" indi-
cate the degree of accuracy of a piece of information as stated in the above code.
Number "1" need not necessarily accompany the letter "A", number "2" the letter
etc., since a reliable source may submit an improbable report, or an unreliable source a
probable true report.
5. DETERMINING TEE SIGNIFICANCE OF TEE INFORMATION
?Bit
It is essential that the observer include in his report personal comments and inter-
pretations of the reported information. These are essential in the analysis of the informa-
tion and its conversion to intelligence. They will be included even when at variance with
the accepted opinion or doctrine, and they are of value not only in evaluating the original
reports but also when applied to the interpretation of reports prepared by persons other than
Military Intelligence Service representatives. Comments and interpretations will also be
made separately from statements of facts or the opinions of others presented in the report.
Comments from other professional sources significant in interpreting the report whether In
agreement or not with those of the reporting officer should also be included and clearly
identified. In considering the significance of the information reported the following points
will be taken into account:
a. What does it mean?
b. What significance can be attached to it?.
c. Does it alter the significance of previous information?
d. Does it clarify any doubtful information?
e. Is it information cf Immediate value?
f. Is it information cf future value?
What conclusions may be drawn from it?
h. Does it change conclusions already drawn?
6. TESTING SIGNIFICANCE
s?
The observer will test the significance of the information obtained and the conclu-
tions drawn therefrom by placing himself in the position of an enemy or foreign commander and
trying to determine the enemy's capabilities or lines of action, conditions under which any
particular capability may be carried out, and in certain cases draw conclusions as to the
relative probability of adoption of lines of action open to the enemy or foreign commander.
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TYPES OF INTELLIGENCE REPORTS
1. ESTIMATES OF THE SITUATION
Military attaches will be required to prepare general estimates of the situation of
the country to which they are accredited and of other countries if they are in a position to
obtain sufficient information thron& available contacts.
a. ESTIMATES OF THE SITUATION, B.I.D. No. 8000, are not to be confused with the
ANNUAL ESTIMATE OF POLITICAL STABILITY called for under B.I.D. No. 3170 of the Poli+Lical
Section.
b. The frequency of Estimates of the Situation will be dictated by instructions
from MIS to military attaches in various countries. They should be submitted, however, more
frequently on the initiative of the attache, whenever justified by important changes in
trends.
c. The basis of Estimates will be the controlling factors of war: military, polit-
ical, economic and psychological. Whenever information on enemy activity is available, it
also will be included in the Estimate.
d. The Estimate is not intended to be a 'recital of facts or an enumeration of
events not reported elsewhere, although it will be desirable to mention briefly certain data
on which opinion is based, or to refer to other reports in which such data are set forth..
The Estimate is intended to be the observer's considered and unreserved evaluation of the
situation obtaining at that moment in the area under discussion. It will not be distributed
to agencies outside the War Department but will be used as a basis for MIS and War Department
official opinion.
e. The following are examples of the type of information which will be considered
in the Estimate:
(1) MILITARY: Army strength, disposition, and reserves of belligerent and im-
portant neutral countries; in the amaller countries and those not directly concerned
with war, the loyalty of the armed forces (police as well as army) to the incumbent
government.
(2) POLITICAL: (a) Attitudes and activities of the major political parties;
(b) formation of new parties; or organizations; (c) alliances and trends in inter-
national relations; (a) trends in national and enemy subversive activity; (e) general
and official attitudes towards the United Nations; (f) general and official attitudes
towards the defeated nations.
(3) ECONOMIC: Trends in the production of critical and strategic materials;
food and cost of living situation and any other economic factors vital to the stability
of the government; trade with the enemy or with suspicious neutrals; dependence upon
other nations for basic commodities; effect of sanctions to enforce compliance with
United Nations or other "bloc" influences.
(4) PSYCHOLOGICAL: Morale of the armed forces and the civilian population;
propaganda, both enemy and United Nations, and its effectiveness.
f. In addition to the detailed estimates of the principal factors governing stabil-
ity, the report will inclade a general statement embodying the net effect on stability. This
statement should leave the reader with a definite impression of the general stability of the
area and of any enemy activity therein.
g. It is contemplated that the first report which is submitted from each area will
be more cqmprehensive than those which follow. Certain generalities which will necessarily
appear therein under each of the headings need not be repeated in subsequent reports. In
this first report, the observer should feel free to include all the facts which are needed
properly to orient the reader.
h. Estimates will be submitted on standard ditto intelligence report forms and
will be assigned the appropriate B.I.D. number listed in the Miscellaneous Section.
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2. COORDINA1ED MILITARY INTELLIGENCE REPORTS
Coordinated Military Intelligence Reports from geographical areas in the field will
be prepared upon specific instructions from MIS.
3. ORDER OF BATTLE REPORTS
At stations where an order of battle assistant is stationed, reports will be pre-
pared in accordance with existing instructions. Cabled order of battle reports will indicate
this fact and include the name of the reporting officer.. When no assistant is present, nor-
mal procedure will govern. All Order of Battle reports will be organized and numbered in
accordance with relevant sections of the B.I.D.
4. TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE REPORTS
Technical information of interest to the Ordnance Department; Signal Corps; Chemical
Warfare Service; Transportation Corps; Office, Quartermaster General; Office, Surgeon
General; and Corps of Engineers is incorporated in many portions of the B.I.D. In such cases
the information is required by MIS as well as by one or more agencies of the War Department
or one or more of the Services. The intelligence requirements of each Service cannot be de-
tailed in full because of space and personnel limitations within the organization of the
Military Intelligence Service. The Services are, however, dependent upon MIS for the major
portion of their intelligence requirements, and supplementary outlines of such requirements
may be issued by MIS from time to time and qualified technical personnel assigned to certain
stations to cover those requirements. In the absence of such assistance and instructions,
all MIS representatives will report on, using any technical assistance available, and forward
all technical information and documents considered of value to the Service. All such materi-
al will be assigned appropriate B.I.D. numbers.
5. REPORTS OF ILTIERVIEWS AND COMMENTS ON CURRENT EVENTS
Reports of Interviews and Comments on Current Events are not desired as such, as all
important information can and should be reported under pertinent numbers throughout the
B.I.D.
NOTE: The Miscellaneous Section provides B.I.D. numbers for certain types of re-
ports, such as Estimates of the Situation, Coordinated Intelligence Reports, Comments or
Current Events, etc.
PERIODIC REPORTS REQUIRED
1. ANNUAL REPORTS REQUIRED
Annual Reports Required are as follows:
a. POLITICAL (B.I.D. No. 3170) ANNUAL ESTIMATE OF POLITICAL STABILITY; to reach MIS
not later than 1 January.
b. ECONOMIC (B.I.D. No. 4904) NATIONAL DEFENSE BUDGET; to reach= not later than
1 November.
2. MONTHLY REPORTS REQUIRED ARE AS FOLLOWS:
a. AIR (B.I.D. No. 2203.0400) MONTHLY MID-ONI AVIATION INITILIGENCE REPORT; to
reach MIS not later than 10th of each month, information as of end of preceding month.
(1) The MID-ONI Aviation Report will be submitted on or before the 10th of each
month, with the air intelligence therein given as of the last day of the month being
reported (i.e. the previous month).
(2) The report consists of an OCS No. 17 cover form with three (3) inclosures.
BE number 2203.0400 will be assigned to the overall Monthly Aviation Report. The three
inclosures consist of:
(a) CHECKLIST - Six copies submitted with each report.
(b) AVIATION STATISTICS - Six copies submitted with each report.
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(c) SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT - In addition to the overall report BID number
2203.0400, the Supplementary Report also will carry its appropriate
BID number, as based oh the Check List.
(3) The CHECK LIST includes all items from the Basic Intelligence Directive
considered to be of sufficient timely importance at present to warrant monthly
reporting. Items not applicable to a particular country will be lined out. If an item
is unchanged since the last report, the words "no change since R-123-46", Will be
entered under Remarks". If an item has changed, such a remark as "see paragraph 1,
Supplementary Report, will be entered.
(4) All items in the Air Section of the Basic Intelligence Directive not in-
cluded in the Check List will be covered by interim reports as the situation requires.
(5) All the AVIATION STATISTICS Forms applicable to a particular country will
be filled out and submitted, whether or not changes have occurred since the last report.
FORM A. of the Aviation Statistics Forms, calls for numbers and various additional in-
formation on the first line, second line, and obsolete aircraft. It is recognized that
not all Air Forces are the same size and caliber, accordingly each reporting officer
should indicate in the "Remarks" column the definition of first line, second line, and
obsolete aircraft as it applies to the particular country being reported on. Further in
the "Remarks" column of Form A, the number or percentage of the total aircraft by types
that are operational (serviceable), the number in storage, their condition and the
amount of spare parts or other equipment that would be necessary to rebuild or recondi-
tion those aircraft which are not at present considered operational or serviceable,
should be shown. On Form B, Section 1, in addition to number of squadrons called for,
give the name or designation of the squadron.
(6) The SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT will be submitted on OCS No. 17 Forms and will be
a written explanation based on the outline in the Basic Intelligence Directive of each
item in the Check List. It is not expected that a Supplementary Report as indicated in
paragraph 2 c will be submitted on every item in the Check List in each monthly report.
As many items as possible will be covered, however, in the initial and succeeding re-
ports until all items have been reported. These will constitute basic reports for your
area. Once a basic report has been submitted on any item of the Check List, subsequent
reports can then refer to the basic report on that particular item indicating minor
changes. If no items have changed, Supplementary Reports will not be rendered. Items
of the Check List showing major changes will be covered by a new basic Supplementary
Report.
NOTE: Sample of the CHECK LIST and AVIATION STATISTICS Forms are in Annex I,
in the BID.
PROTECTION OF SOURCE
It is the fixed policy of the Military Intelligence Service to safeguard the iden-
tity of sources anywhere furnishing confidential information to MIS. In order to preserve
the security and lives of individuals, all sources must be safeguarded and may not be re-
vealed to anybody without authority of the Chief, MIS.
1. Persons in the Army receiving information or material from another Government
agency, designated by said agency as secret or confidential, will respect such classification
and not change it without the authority of the issuing agency. In all cases the provisions
of AR 380-5, and amendments thereto, will apply.
2. Dispatches, cables and other documents produced by US Government agencies, which can
be secured by MIS in Washington, will not be duplicated as such in intelligence reports.
This material may be used, however, with other source material in the preparation of compre-
hensive intelligence reports. MIS should be advised of the date, number and general contents
of reports produced by other Government agencies, thought to be of interest to MIS.
3. No copies of or lengthy extracts from reports received from other agencies of the
Government and certified by them as confidential will be disseminated beyond the War Depart-
ment except by express authority of the originating agency. Those desiring such information
should apply to the originating agency.
4. When protection of an individual as a source of information is desired, the name
need not be included. Pertinent facts, however, should be succinctly stated, i.e., "Politi-
cal Refugee", "Former Military Correspondent" etc.
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TS OF PUBLICATIONS DESIRED BY vas
1. Following is a list indicating the general types of publications in which MIS is
interested in receiving on a continuing basis. By continuing basis is meant that with regard
to telephone directories, business directories, Who's Who compilations, time tables, and
similar periodic publications; new editions are desired as they 'come out even though previous
editions have been forwarded to MIS.
a. Directories listing people and business organizations resident in the capitals
and other leading cities of the world. Telephone directories and commercial directories
specifically desired.
b. Street directories of the leading cities of the world.
c. Who's Who compilations of recent date for all parts of the world. In addition
to the general type of Who's Who, special volumes of the various professional, commercial,
and technical types are desired.
d. Road and city maps of all important cities of the world.
e. Time tables and travelers' guides which dhow railroad linen and stations.
f. Catalogs of scientific and technical manufacturers such as I. G. Farben, Karl
Zeiss, Siemens Schuckert, and others of similar character.
g. Catalogs of mail order and department stores similar to Montgomery Ward and
Sears Roebuck. Especially useful are catalogs designed for sales to foreign markets such as
German catalogs sent to Greece.
h. Modern dictionaries and grammers of polygpt and two language types. Dialect
dictionaries and grammars are also useful.
2. It is requested that material in the above classifications which is available and
new items as they become available be forwarded whenever possible.
REFERENCE MATERIAL USEFUL IN PREPARING REPORTS
Reference Material Useful in Preparing Reports lists Field Manuals and reference
works useful in the preparation and analysis of intelligence reports.
PRIOR INSTRUCTIONS
, Any prior instructions issued by the Military Intelligence Service which are in con-
flict with those set forth above are hereby rescinded.
DEFINITIONS
TEE WAR DEPARTMENT IN'IMLIGENCE PLAN is the medium for furnishing on a projected
basis overall guidance to intelligence agencies, setting forth the War Department intelli-
gence requirements in all countries and areas. It is the purpose of this plan to restore
world-wide scope to information gathering techniques that have during the war been focused
generally toward the enemy nations. All field collection agencies such as occupation forces
and military attaches, should direct their information gathering efforts according to the
patterns of the War Department Intelligence Plan, since it reflects the changing trends of
War Department requirements. It should not be construed as a limiting instrument beyond
which a collection agency will not submit information. All military or other information
heretofore submitted inaccordance with the Basic Intelligence Directive should still be
submitted irrespective of the requirements reflected in the Intelligence Plan.
The intelligence resulting from the flow of information based on the War Department
Intelligence Plan will be distributed to collecting agencies in the form of G-2 publications,
completed projects and studies.
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REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION are specific in nature and are in addition to the require-
ments set forth in the Intelligence Plan. They emanate continuously from G-2, Washington
describing particular research needs in support of the Intelligence Plan. A continuing
effort is made to keep the collecting agency aware or the quality of incoming materialby
means of evaluation reports and informal comments on subsequentrequeets.
iht. STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE DIGEST AND ESTIMATE is a complete and active intelligence
study on every nation in the world. These studies will +Ake the form of books and will be
supported by the War Department Intelligence Plan. As War Department trends of interest are
modified, they will be transmitted to all field representatives through the medium of the
Intelligence Plan so that a continuing state of awareness of needs and concert ofeffort can
be effected throughout the world.
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NUCLEAR PHYSICS SUPPLEMENT TO BASIC INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE
NOTE! THIS SUPPLEMENT SHOULD NOT BE FILED IN, THE BASIC
INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE, AS THAT WOULD NECESSITATE CHANGING
TPR CLASSIFICATION OF TEE B.I.D. TO SECRET. INSTRUCTIONS
COVERING REPORTING OF INTELLIGENCE IN TEE B.I.D, WILL BE
SPECIFICALLY APPLIED TO THIS SUPPTFMENT, HOWEVER, IN
RENDERING REPORTS.
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8600.0000 NUCLEAR PHYSICS (Atomic Energy).
The following outline on nuclear physics is a supplement to the
Basic Intelligence Directive. This outline carries a Secret clas-
sification and accordingly it is distributed under separate cover.
The BID numbers shown below should be assigned, without exception,
to all intelligence reports on this subject.
.0100 Personnel.
10 Nuclear Physicists (Native).
20 Scientists other than nuclear physicists working on develop-
ment of atomic energy (native).
30 Scientists, visiting, working on development of atomic
energy.
.0200 Institutions.
10 Education or other institutions working on nuclear physics
or atomic energy.
20 Training programs in nuclear physics, micro-chemistry,
vacuum, engineering.
.0300 Industrial Firms.
10 -large firms capable of undertaking large 6ca1e specialized
-engineering projects (chemical, electrical civil engineers).
11 Large firms undertaking the fabrication of equipment, con-
litruction or erection of large scale plants for atomic
energy.
20 Location of large scale engineering projects erected in
secrecy.
30 Firms engaged in mining or refining uranium, thorium or
radium.
31 Output, destination and products of these firms.
4o Firms engaged in processing uranium and thorium.
.0400 Plant, Equipment and Material.
10 Large plants from which no normal commodity is produced.
11 . Plants having large water cooling installations.
12 Plants screened with concrete, metal or dirt.
8600.0413 Plfints taking health precautions such as carrying photo-
graphic films or small electric charge measuring devices.
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8600.0420 Engineering Equipment..
21 Large numbers of electro magnets, gas compressors, vacuum
tight equipment .or vacuum pumps.
.0430 Research Laboratory Equipment.
31 Cyclotrons, betratrons.
32 Van der Graaf and other special ultra high voltage generators.
.o44o Materials.
41 Uranium metal.
42 Uranium oxide.
43 Uranium fluoride.
44 High purity graphite.
45 Thorium and its compounds.
46 Deuterium (heavy water).
47 -Fluorine.
.0500 Raw Materials.
10 Locations of deposits of uranium or thorium bearing ores.
20 Exploitation of uranlarrn or thorium ores.
21 Rates of production.
22 Destination of ores or derived products.
30 Imports and exports of uranium or thorium ores.
40 Geological surveys and prospecting for uranium and thorium ores.
50 Production, imports, exports, uses and availability of radian.
60 Governmental control of uranium and thorium ore deposits, pro-
duction imports and exports and uses.
.0600 Specialized Products.
10 Plants producing heavy water.
11 Imports and exports of heavy water.
20 Plants proancing carbon or graphite in large quantities.
.0700 Uses.
%Imo 8600.0710 Military.
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8600.0711 Rockets.
12 Guided Missiles.,
13 Bombs.
14 Explosives.
15 Other.
20 Industrial.
50 Countermeasures.
,0800 Miscellaneous.
10' Appropriations for development of atomic energy.
11 Research.
12 Industrial.
13 Military.
20 Intelligence.
21 Activities directed towards obtaining information on any
phase of atomic energy development.
30 Legal.
31 Laws, decrees, executive orders or court decision bearing on
atomic energy.
40 , Political.
41 Developments effecting or influencing activities in atomic
?
energy field.
50 Propaganda.
60
70
8600.088o
Agreements and treaties on international control.
Conferences, Publications and Statements.
Diplomatic.
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WAR DEPARTMENT
.War Department General Staff
Intelligence Division
Washington 25, D.C.
MID 313.2
23 July 1946
MEMORANDUM TO ALL USERS OP BASIC INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE:
SUBJECT:- Revised Edition of the Basic Intelligence Directive
1. Furnished herewith is the revised edition of the Basic Intelli-
gence Directive. Upon receipt of this edition all copies of earlier
editions will be destroyed as provided in AR 3805.
2. The transition from war to peace has necessitated ehangeS in
War Department Intelligence requirements. During the war the emphasis
was placed, necessarily, on obtaining military information concerning
our enemies. Intelligence needs have now beCome all inclusive, cover-
ing every natien in the world with. equal emphasis on military, politi-
cal, economic, sociological, Who's Who, and scientific intelligence.
The Basic Intelligence Directive sets forth the basic categories of
information desired by the War Department on all foreign nations. It
has been revised tti'fileet peacetime intelligence needs on a projected
basis and to correct ambiguities ahd errors that existed in the former
edition.
3. The major changes in this revision are:
a. Inclusion in the instructions of a complete coverage of
the mechanics of preparing and submitting intelligence reports.
(1) Revised and corrected instructions covering the
preparation and submission of the Monthly MID-ONI
Aviation Intelligence Report. (This rescinds
Circular Letter 79-45, dated 13 October 1945)
b. Expansion of the alphabetical indeX to facilitate the
cross referencing of subject matter and the location of pertinent
material in the body of the BID.. (Do not depend on the alphabetical
index for assigning a BID number. Chuck appropriate entry in the
body of the BID to make sure the numbers coincide.)
c. :Revision of the military section to make it adaptable
to any army in the world.
d. Enlargement of the scientific section to cover all matter
of primary interest to the Scientific Branch.
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e. Inclusion in the annexes of a sample-of each form em-
ployed in the Intelligence Division for reporting of statistics, etc.
4. This revision incorporates suggestions for improVements that
have been submitted by field intelligence agencies and the Intelli-
gence Division. It is anticipated that as world conditions continue
to change other revisions will be forthcoming. Suggestions for
improvement or for correction of errors are invited from all users,
and should be addressed to the Director of Intelligence, WDGS, Washington
25, D. C.
FOR THE DIRECTOR OF INTELLIGENCE:
CC)/
.6
. V. ALLAN
Colonel, GSC
Chief, Collection Group
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WAR DEPARTMENT
War Department General Staff
Intelligence Division
Washington 25, D.C.
MID 313.2 23 July 1946
MEMORANDUM TO ALL USERS OF BASIC INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE:
SUBJECT: Revised Edition of the Basic Intelligence Directive
1. Furnished herewith is the revised edition of the Basic Intelli-
gence Directive. Upon receipt of this edition all copies of earlier
editions will be destroyed as provided in AR 380-5.
2. The transition.from war to peace has necessitated changes in
Mar Department Intelligence requirements. During the war the emphasis
was placed, necessarily, on obtaining military information concerning
our enemies. Intelligence needs have now become all inclusive, cover-
ing every nation. in the world with equal emphasis on military, politi-
cal, economic, sociological, Mho's Who, and scientific intelligence.
The Basic Intelligence Directive Gets forth the basic categories of
information desired by the War Department on all foreign nations. It
has been revised to meet peacetime intelligence needs on a projected
basis and to correct ambiguities and errors that existed in the former
edition.
3. The major changes in this revision are:
a. Inclusion in the instructions of a complete coverage of
the mechanics of preparing and submitting intelligence reports.
(1) Revised and corrected instructions covering the
preparation and submission. of the Monthly MID-ONI
Aviation Intelligence Report. (This rescinds
Circular Letter 79-45, dated 13 October 1945)
b. Expansion of the alphabetical index to facilitate the
cross referencing of subject matter and the location of pertinent
material in the body of the BID. (Do not depend on the alphabetical
Index for assigning a BID number. Check appropriate entry in the
body of the BID to make sure the numbers coincide.)
c. Revision of the military
to any army in the world.
section to make it adaptable
d. Enlargement of the scientific section to cover all matter
of primary interest to the Scientific Branch.
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e. Inclusion in the annexes of a sample-of each form em-
ployed in the Intelligence Division for reporting of statistics, etc.
4. This revision incorporates suggestions for improvements that
have been submitted by field intelligence agencies and the Intelli-
gence Division. It is anticipated that as world conditions continue
to change other revisions will be forthcoming. Suggestions for
improvement or for correction of errors are invited from all users,
and should be addressed to the Director of Intelligence, BDGS, Washington
25, D. C.
FOR THE DIRECTOR OF INTELLIGENCE:
?
C. V. ALLAN
Colonel, GSC
Chief, Collection Group
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Abattoirs
Abandonments, surrenders
Abrasive Minerals
Absences, Leaves of, Army
Absentee Land Ownership
Absorbents, gas and
chemical
Academies
Academies, Civil
Academies, Military
Academies, Naval
Accessories, Barrage
Balloon Equipment
Accident Insurance
Accords, Foreign Relations
Acetic Acid
Acetone
Acetylene, Gas Fuel
Substitute
Acids
Acquisition and Disposal,
Property in Peace and War
Acquisition, Supplies and
Property, Military
Acrylics
Active Army, Personnel
Administration
Activities of Foreigners
(not subversive)
Activities of Military
Agencies
Actual Enforecement of
discipline, Personnel-
Air
Actual Intake of Personnel,
Manpower
Adamsite
Addiction, Drug Diseases
Adjutant General's Corps,
Organization of
Adjutant General's Depart-
ment, Administration of
Adjutant General's Depart-
ment or Corps (Who's Who)
Administration? Areas and
Reservations
Administration of Armed
Forces
Administration of Army ,
Administration of Branches of
Service
Administration, Building
and Grounds
Administration, Censorship
in War
Administration, Civilian
Personnel in Armed Forces
Administration, Departmental
Administration, Fiscal and
Property
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
4304. Administration of Frontier
3165.0400 Commands 0206.0300
4206.0400 Administration of General
0209.0205 Staff Corps 0205.0100
4301.0400 Administration, Grounds 0215.0400
4408.0301 Thru
and 0215.0407
8520.0200 Administration of Military
5704. Agencies 0202.
5704.5702 Administration of Military
0904.0100 Organizations 0203.
0904.0700 Administration of Military
Systems 0201.
0504.0104 Administration, Personnel, 0209.0400
5806.0300
3165.0700 Active Army Thru
0209.0410
408.0100 Administration, Personnel
4408.ol0o Air 2700.0400
Administration, Personnel,
4203.0425 Militia 0211.
44o8.oloo Administration, Personnel,
National Guard 0211.
1103.0300 Administration, Personnel,
Organized Reserves 0210.
1103.0300 Administration, Personnel,
4417.0100 Quasi-Military Organiza-
0209.0400 tion 0212.
Thru Administration, Personnel,
0209.0410 Women's Army Corps 0213.
Administration of Special
3163.0400 Zones 0206.0300
Administration of Supply
0202. Division 0204.0204
Administration, Tactical
Unite 0208.
2700.0306 Administration of Territorial
Organization 0206.
0302.0500 Adminiotration, Unite
0208.
4408.0300 Administration of the War
0204.
Department
5301.0700
Administration of War Department
0205.2500 General Staff 0204.0200
Administration of War
0205.2500 Ministry 0204.
Administrative Function,
7102.2500 Tactical Units System of 0208.
Administrative Headquarters,
0206.0300 Commanders of (ordnance
depots, etc.) (Who's Who) 7103.0708
0201. Administrative Headquarters
0203.0100 of Territorial Organiza-
tions 0206.0500
0205. Administrative Orders,
0215.0400 Administrative System 0216.0500
Thru Administrative Structure of
0215.0407 Military Districts 0206.0100
Adult Education 5705.0100
1000.1701 Adultery, Regulations of
Sexual Relations 5105.0100
0214. Adventurers 7523.
0204. Advertisements 5503.
0215. Advisers, Foreign, Execu-
Thru tive Branch 3121.1100
0215.0505 Advisory Councils, Execu-
tive Branch 3121.0800
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Advisory Councils, Members
Executive Branch
Aerial Attacks
Aerial Cameras, Manufacture
Aerial Photographs, Topo-
graphic
Aerial Photography, Military
Intelligence
Aerial Photography and Sur-
vey, Military
Aerial Surveys, Civil
Aerial Surveys, Informa-
tion Re
Aeronautical Radios
Aeronautical Schools, Com-
mercial
Aeronautics, Financial Aids
To
African Trypanosomiasis
Age and Sex Statistics of
Population
Aged, Institutions for
Agencies, Air, Internation-
al or Allied
Agencies, Air, Research and
Development
Agencies for Censorship
Agencies, Controlling,
Administration of '
Agencies, Controlling, Civil
Air
Agencies, Controlling Organ-
ization
Agencies, Coordinating,
Administration of
Agencies, Coordinating,
Organization of
Agencies, Election Disputes
Agencies for Institutional
Care
Agencies, National Defense
Agencies, Non Accredited,
from Foreign Countries
Agencies, Non Accredited,
in Foreign Countries ,
Agencies, Public Health
Agencies, Public Welfare
Agencies for Relief Pro-
grams (Public or Private)
Agencies; Scientific Re-
search
Agencies, for Social In-
surance and Pensions
Agencies, Special, from
Foreign Countries
Agencies, Special, in
Foreign Countries
Agents abroad or intended
for use abroad (Military
Personnel only) (Who's Who)
Agents, Biological Warfare
Agents, Labor
Agents, Military, Abroad,
Accredited
Alpha. 2
3121.1000
2802.0500
4418.
6102.0300
1000.1300
2105.0400
2902.0500
6102.0100
2302.0603
2902.1000
2903.0500
5301.0300
5201.0200
5803.
2101.0300
2302.0800
5504
0202:0500
2901.0200
0202.0500
0202. 0500
0202.0500
3136.0300
580.
0202.
3164.0600
3163.0600
5302.0400
5801.
5804.
5706.
5806.
3164.0500
Thru
3164.0503
3163.0500
Thru
3163.0503
7104.0500
8510.0100
5407.
1000.0700
Agents, Military In Country,
Accredited
Agitators
Agreements, Air
Agreements and Conferences,
international Financial
Agreements and Controls, War
Trade
Agreements and Conventions
Affecting Commerce
Agreements, Cultural
Agreements, International,
Economic
Agreements, International,
Fishing
Agreements, Oral
Agreements and. Treaties,
Foreign Relations
Agricultural Areas,
Critical
Agricultural Development
Agricultural products,
Industrial uses
Agricultural Products,
Salient Shortages and
Surpluses
Agriculture, Animal
Husbandry
Agriculture, Dairying and
Cattle
Agriculture, Fishing and
Fish Products
Agriculture, Food Crops
Agriculture Food Processing '
(Plant and Animal Products)
Agriculture, Forest Resources
-Agriculture, Governmental
Policy
Agriculture, Non-food
Animal Products
Agriculture, Non-food
Plant Products
Agriculture, Relation to
other Industries
Agriculture, Restoration of
Agriculturists
Aid to injured
Aides, detail of Officers
Aids to aerial navigation
Aids to Navigation
Aids to water navigation
Aid, troops to give aid and
relief in time of disaster
1000.0800
and
1000.1000
7233.
2901.0600
4912.
4108.0300
4701.0300
3165.0502
and
3165.0702
4112.
4307.0100
3165.0700
3165.0502
6202.0201
4301.
4301.0700
4101.0400
4303.
4303.
4367.
4302.
4304.
4308.
3141.0203
4306.
4305.
4301.0100
4104.0600
4301.0800
5303:
and
2107.1500
0209.0403
2302.0606
and
2401.0101
and
8320.
4604.0106
and
8320.
4604.0303
5804.
and
0107.
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Aiming Circles
Air Activity, Effect on
Civilian Population
Air Administration
Air to Air Missiles
Air, Aircraft Weapons and
Equipment
Air, Allied Agencies
Air, Allowances and Pay
Air Attacks
Air Bases
Air Bombing and Gunnery
Air,
Air Budget
Air Camouflage
Air Casualties
Air Cernonies
Air, Civil
Air, Civil, Commercial
Air, Civil, Governmental
Air, Civil, Private
Air, Civil, Statistics
Air, Communication Service
Air Competitions
Air, Conventional Signs and
Symbols
Air Corps. Commanders of
(Who's Who) (or Equivalent)
Air, Decbrations, Award,
Citations
Air Defense Civil Population
Air Defense System
Air Dembbilization, Personnel
Air Demonstrations
Air Department or Ministry,
Organization of
Air Depots .
Air,
Discipline and Military
Law
Air Divisions, Commanders of
(Who's Who)(or equivalent)
Air, Equipment
Air Establishment, Structure
and Composition
Air, Evacuation System,
Operations
Air Fields, Connection
with Ports
Air Finance
Air Force Education,
Personnel - Air
Air Force, Regular
Administration of
Air Force, Regular
Organization of
Air Forces
Air Forces, Commanders of
(Who's Who)(or equivalent)
Air Forces, Strength
Air Force Tactical
Doctrines
Air Forces, Top Control of
Air, Fuel and Oil
Air, Ground Camouflage
0502.0100
5502.
2100.
0407.0400
2301.
2101.0300
2700.0500
2802.0500
2401.0100
2401.0300
0215.0101
2403.
2204.0100
2503.0600
2900.
2902.
2901.
2903.
2904.
2105.0300
2903.0300
2402.
7103.0602
2407.
2107.
2106.
2207.
2503.060L
2103.
2401.0200
2700.0300
and
2700.0301
7103.0603
2300.
2202.
2605.
4604.0353
2700.0500
2700.0206
0203.0300
0203.0300
0203.0300
7103.0601
0304.0300
2501.0200
0201.
2603.0200
Thru
2603.0400
2403.0200
Air, Ground Marking
Air, Ground Operation
Tactics
Air Ground, Radio
Communications
Air, History and Traditions
Air, Insignia
Air Installations
Air, Law Enforcement and.
Punishment
Air Laws, Civil
Air Laws, Military
Air, Lessons and Trends,
Strategic Employment
Air, Lessons and Trends,
Tactical Employment
Air Logistics, (Supply
and Evacuation)
Air Mail Service
Air Maneuvers
Air Manpower
Air Markings
Air, Military, Who's Who
Air, Ministry
Air, Ministry, Organization
of
Air Ministry Positions
(Who's Who)
Air Missions Abroad
Air Missions in Country
Air Mobilization
Air, Morale and Welfare
Activities
Air, National Defense
Policy
Air, Navigation Charts
Air, Navy, Strength
Air Operations
Air Operations, Actual
Air Operations, Climate,
Geography
Air Operations, General
Air Organization
Air Organization, General
Air Organization, Terri-
torial, General (Home
and Overseas)
Air, Pay and Allowances,
Civilians
Air Pay and Emoluments,
Military.
Air, Personnel - See
Personnel
Air Photography and. Survey
Service
Air, Plane Strength
Air Power, Geographic Con-
ditions Affection
Air Prisoners of War
Air, Quarantine Regulations
Air, BOAT' System
Air Raid Alarm
Air Raid Precautions
Air Raid Shelters
Air Raid Warning Devices
2402.0200
0813.0100
8310.0307
2201.0100
2405.
2401
2700.0307
2901.0400
2201.0400
2502.0200
2501.0300
2600.
2901.0700
2503.0600
2200.
2402.
7100.
2103.
2103.
7103.0400
2101.0200
2101.0100
2206.
2700.0200
2201.0300
2302.0606
0304.0400
2800.
2802.
6204.0706
2801.
2100.
2101.
2102.
2705.
2700.0500
2105.0400
2200.
6202.0104
2205.
5304.0100
2607.0500
2106.0300
2106.
and
2107.
2107.1100
2106.0300
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Air Raids
Air, Rations
Air Regulations, Civil
Air Regulations, Military
Air Research and Develop-
ment Agencies
Air, Reserve Equipment
Air Routes, EXtablished
Air Routes, proposed
Air, Salutes and Honors
Air Schools, Commercial
Air Schools, Military
Air Schools, Pre-Military
Air-Sea Rescue Service
Air Services, General
Air Services, Miscellaneous
Air, Signal Communications
System
Air Space
Air, Special Commands
Air Standardization
Air Stations
Air, Statistics, Personnel
and Plane
Air Strategy
Air, Structure and. Compos-
ition of Military Aviation
Establishment
Air Supply
Air, Supply Depots
Air, Supply Service,
Organization
Air Supply System, Peace
Air Supply System, War
Air to Surface Missiles
Air, Tactical Commands
Air Tactical Commands
(Who's Who)
Air Tactics
Air Traffic Control
Air Training
Air Training, Individual
Air Training, Inspection
and Visits
Air Training, Maneuvers,
Ceremonies Demonstrations
Air Trairing, Organization-
al and Unit
Air Training, Pre-Military
Air Training Schools
Air Transport Companies
Air Transport Service
Air Transportation,
Commercial
Air Transportation Service
troops and supplies
Alpha.
2802.0100
Thru
2802.0600
2603.0100
2901.0400
2201.0400
2302.0800
2604.
2902.0201
2902.0202
0906.0100
2902.1000
2503.0401
Thru
2503.0422
2503.0501
Thru
2503.0515
2105.0700
2105.0100
2105.0800
2607.
2902.0400
and
2902.0500
2104.0500
Thru
2104.0505
2302.0800
2401.0200
2203.
2502.
2202.
2603.
2401.0200
2105.0200
2601.
2602.
0407.0300
2104.
7103.0600
2501.
2901.0400
2503.
2503.0100
2503.0700
2503.0600
2503.0300
2503.0500
2503.0400
2902.0300
2105.0500
2902.0300
2802.1100
Air Treaties
Air Uniforms
Air War Plans
Air Warfare Rules, Adher-
ence to
Air Weapons
Air, Who's Who
Air, Women's Auxiliary
Airborne Direction Finders
Airborne Divisions,
Order of -Battle
Airborne Divisions, Organ-
ization and Administra-
tion of
Airborne Equipment, Organ-
izational
Airborne Forces, Strength
Airborne Infantry
Airborne Radar
Airborne, Radio Cannuni-
cations
Airborne Recoilless Guns
Airborne Regiment,
Organization
Airborne Tactics
Airborne Task Forces,
Order of Battle
Airborne Task Forces,
Organization and Admin-
istration
Airborne Training
Airborne Troops
Airborne Troops, Landing
Areas
Airborne Troops, Radio
Communications
Airborne Troops, Special
Commands
Aircraft
Aircraft, Allotment of
Aircraft Ammunition
Aircraft Armament
Aircraft Camouflage
Aircraft Carriers
Aircraft, Characteris-
tics and Performance of
Aircraft combat equipment
Aircraft design data
Aircraft detectors
Aircraft Engines, Character-
istics and Performance of
Aircraft Equipment,
Trdividual
Aircraft Equipment, Organ-
izational
Aircraft and. Equipment,
Organizational General
Aircraft and Equipment.
Research and Development
Aircraft Flight tests
3165.0700
2404.
0810.0500
2801.0100
2302.0300
7100.
2105.0600
8320.0301
0103.0308
0208.0308
0509.
0304.0300
2104.0505
8340.
8310.0306
0403.0300
0208.0618
2501.
0103.0206
0208.0206
0902.0300
0812.0103
2401.0400
8310.0305
2104.0500
2300.
and
2904.
2104.0600
2302.0400
0409.0300
2403.0100
N-2302
2302.0100
2300.
Thru
2302.0800
2302.0100
8360.0200
and
2106.0300
2302.0200
2302.0700
2302.0600
2302.
2302.0800
2302.0800
and
2902.0900
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Aircraft Insignia
Aircraft Instruments
Aircraft, Jet Propelled
Aircraft, losses of
Aircraft, maintenance and.
repairs
Aicraft Marking and
Painting
Aircraft models
Aircraft Mooring
Aircraft Parking
Aircraft Parts and
Accessories
Aircraft, Performance and
Characteristics
Aircraft Procurement
Aircraft Production
Aircraft Propellors
Aircraft Pyrotechnics
Aircraft Reclamation
Aircraft Repairs
Aircraft, Rocket Propelled
Aircraft Salvage
Aircraft, Statistics
Aircraft Storage in Peace
Aircraft Storage in War
Aircraft Supplies
Aircraft Tires and. Tubes
Aircraft Toole
Aircraft Transportation,
Military
Aircraft Warning Stations
Aircraft Warning System
Aircraft Weapons
Aircraft, Weapons and
Equipment, General
Airfield Sites and Emer-
gency Landings, Vegeta-
tion Factors
Airfields
Airplane Accidents
Airplane Detectors
Airplane Losses
Airport, Construction
Design, Layout and Mater-
ial
Airports
Airports, Road Connections
Airports, Seaport Connec-
tions
Airships and. Balloons
Airway Communication System
(Army )
Airways (Air routes)
Alarm Signals, Chemical
Alcohol, Manufacture of
2402.0100
2302.0605
and.
2607.
2302.0112
2204.0200
2302.
and
2902.0300
2402.0100
2302.0100
2401.0100
2601.0200
2302.
2302.0100
2601.0100
4404.
2302.0608
2302.0500
2302.
and.
2105.0200
2302.
2302.0113
2302.
and
2105.0200
2203.0200
2601.0200
2602.0200
2302.
Thru
2302.1)800
2302.0611
2302.0611
2802.1100
2106.0300
2107.0900
2302.0300
2301.
6203.0520
2401.0100
2204.0200
8360.0200
and.
2106.0300
2204.0200
0504.0400
2401.0100
4603.0301
4604.0353
2302.0118
2607.
2902.0200
0509.
4408.0100
Alcohol, Production as Fuel
Substitute
?
Alcoholism
Alerts, Air Defense
Aliens, Conscription
Aliens, Political and Civil
Rights
Alignments, New, Political,
Post-war Plans
Allergies
Alliances, Foreign Relations
Allied Air Agencies
Allied Military Government
Allotment of Funds
Allotment of grades and.
ratings, enlisted men
(see grades and ratings)
Allotments, Family, Popula-
tion Policies
Allotments of Pay
Allowances, Ammunition,
Tables of
Allowances, Civilian Em-
ployees, Air
Allowances, Civilian Em-
ployees, Military
Allowances, Military Per-
sonnel
Allowances, Personnel - Air
Allowances, Rations per man
Alloys, Ferro
Alloys, Non-ferrous
Alloy Steels
Alloying Metals, Steel
Almanacs
Alpine or Mountain Division,
Organization
Alpine or Mountain Division,
Tactics
Alpine or Mountain Forces,
Strength
Alpine or Mountain Forces,
Training
Alpine or Mountain Regiment,
. Organization
Alterations and Repairing
Vessels
Altimeters, Aircraft
Instruments
Altitude, High, Barrage
Balloon Equipment
Altitude, Low, Barrage
Balloon Equipment
Altitude, Very Low, Barrage
Balloon Equipment
Alum
Aluminum
Amateur Radio
Approved For Release 2001/08/26SginglE78-02646R000100070001-9
4203.0418
5301.0700
2107.0900
and
2106.0300
and
2106.0400
0302.0200
3132.
3161.0601
5301.0700
3165.0700
2101.0300
3200.3280
0215.0100
5204.
0215.0300
1105.0200
2705.
0215.0302
0215.0302
2700.0502
1105.0400
4205.0225
Thru
4205.0228
4205.0900
4205.0237
Thru
4205.0240
4205.0400
5505.0100
0208.0307
0812.0144
0304.0104
0902.0300
0208.0618
4604.0363
2302.0605
0504.0101
0504.0102
0504.0103
4408.0100
4205.0300
4805.0107
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Ambassadors, Foreign
Ambulance Equipment
Ambulances
Ambulance Service
3163.0100
and.
7231.
0507.
0501.
0208.0611
Anti-Aircraft Defenses
Anti-Aircraft Defenses,
Structural Data
Anti-Aircraft Defense
System
0703.0400
0704.0400
2106.0100
Thru
Amebic Dysentery
5301.0200
2106.1100
Amebic Dysentery Carriers
5304.0203
Anti-Aircraft hplacements
American Red Cross
5800.
(75 um or greater)
0703.0402
Ammeters
8330.1501
Anti -Aircraft hplacements,
Ammonium Nitrate
4408.01co
Structural Data
0704.0402
Ammonium Pictrate
4408.0100
Anti-Aircraft fighter Corn-
Ammonium Sulphate, Manufac-
ture
4408.0100
Anti-Aircraft Fire Control
2104.
Ammunition
0400.
Equipment
0502.1100
Thru
Anti-Aircraft Guns, Self-
0404.0400
Propelled
0404.0400
Ammunition, Air
3202.0400
Anti-Aircraft Obstacles
0703.0533
Amnmnition, Maintenance
Anti-Aircraft Obstacles
Requirements
1105.0200
Structural Data
0704.0533
Ammunition, Manufacture
4409.0600
Anti-Aircraft, Regimental
Ammunition, Reserves of
1103.0600
Strength
0208.0605
and
Anti-Aircraft Tactics
0811.0400
1104.0400
Anti-Aircraft Training
0902.0300
Ammunition Supply
1101.
Anti-Aircraft Units, Order
Amnesty
3133.0600
,of Battle
0103.0605
Amnesty, Clemency, Pardons,
Personnel-Air
2700.0307
Anti-Aircraft Units, Organ-
ization and Administration
0208.0605
Amnesty, Military
0209.0307
Anti-Airlanding Obstacles
0703.0530
Amnesty, Military Personnel
0209.0307
Anti-Airlnnaing Obstacles
Amphibian Aircraft
2302.0118
Structural Data
0704.0530
Amphibian Commands Organ-
ization and Administra-
Anti-Boat Mines
Anti-Boat Mines, Underwater
0703.0551
tion
0208.0201
Obstacles, Structural
Amphibian Commands, Order
Data
0704.0551
of Battle
0103.0201
Anti-Detector (Jamming)
8350.0110
Amphibious Equipment
0504.0901
Anti-Freeze and. Cooling
Amphibious Tactics
0812.0137
Mixtures
2302.0611
Amphibious Tanks
0405.0400
Anti-Gas Equipment
0505.0100
Amphibious Training
0902.0300
Anti-Glider Obstacles
0703.0531
Amphibious Vehicles
0501.0500
Anti-Glider Obstacles,
Amplifiers
8330.0100
Structural Data
0704.0531
Anarchy
3110.
Anti-Icer Pumps, Aircraft
2302.0600
Anchorages, Ports Harbors
4604.0304
Anti-Jamming
8350.0220
Anchorages, Seaplane
Anti-Mechanized Defense
0812.0124
Installations
2401.0100
Antimony
4205.0600
Anemometers
2302.0605
Anti-Parachutist Obstacles
0703.0532
Anesthetics
5303.0200
Anti-Parachutist Obstacles,
Animal Husbandry
4303.
Structural Data
0704.0532
Animal Life, Wealth of
4101.0100
Anti-Personnel Mines
0504.1002
Animal Products, Nan-Food
4306.
Anti-Personnel Obstacles
0703.0502
Animal Rations, Mainten-
ance Requirements
1105.0500
Anti,-Personnel Obstacles,
Structural Data
0704.0520
Animals and Insects, Control
Anti-Propaganda Measures
5503.0600
of
5304.0300
Anti-Semitism
5501.0500
Animals, Military Purposes
0205.1700
Antiseptics
5303.0200
Antenna, Radio
8330.0200
Antiseptics, Production
4410.
Antennas
8330.0200
Anti-Tank Arm,
Anti-Aircraft, Air
Administration of
0205.0800
Operations
2802.0400
Anti-Tank Arm,
Anti-Aircraft Arm, Adminis-
tration of
0205.0700
Organization of
Anti-Tank Mines
0205.0800
0504.1001
Anti-Aircraft Arm, Organi-
zation of
0205.0700
Anti-Tank Obstacles
Anti-Tank Obstacles,
0703.0510
Anti-Aircraft Arm (Whole Who)
7102.0700
Structural Data
0704.0510
Anti-Aircraft Artillery
0403.0600
Anti-Tank Regimental
Anti-Aircraft Artillery,
Organization
0208.0606
Air Special Commands
2104.0500
Anti-Tank Tactics
0812.0100
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Anti-Tank or Tank Destroyer
Arm (Who's W1o)
Anti-Tank or Tank Destroyer
Units Order of Battle
Anti-Tank Organiza-
tion and Administration
Anti-Tank Weapons (20 mm or
mailer)
Antitoxin
Antitoxin Production
APO's
Apparatus, for Protection
from Gases and Chemicals
Apparatus, for using Gases
and. Chemicals in Fighting
Appeals, Board of
Appointment, Executive
Appointment, Judicial
Appointment, Legislative
Appointment, Military
Personnel
Apportionment, Electoral
Laws
Apprehension, Escaped Civil
Convicts or Prisoners
Apprentice Air Schools
Apronn Landing Strips
Aptitude Testa
Aqueducts
Arbitration and Mediation
for Terminating War
Arbitration, Permanent Court
of
Arbitration, Preserving
Peace
Archeological Sites
Architects
Archives, Military
Archives, Military, Admin-
istration
Archives, National
Archives of. the War Depart-
ment
Areas (Topography)
Areas, Concentration in War
Areas, Demobilization in War
Areas, Metropolitan
Areas, Military
Areas, Mobilization in War
Areas, Rural
Areas, Staging
Areas, Training and Maneuvers
Armament
Armament, Aircraft
Armed Forces, General Esti-
mate of Effectiveness of
Armed Forces High Command,
Administration of
Armed Forces, Role in National
Life
Armies, See Army
Armies, Commanders of
(Who's Who)
Armies, Order of Battle
Armies Tactical Units
Organization and Adminis-
tration
Armistice,. Actual
7102.0800
0103.0606
0208.0606
0401.060o
5303.0200
4410.
0205.2700
8520.0200
8520.0200
3123.0102
3121.0201
3123.0101
3122.0101
0209.0402
3136.0100
5900.
2503.0416
2401.0100
0209.0104
14503.0200
3165.01400
3161.0401
3165.0400
5707.
7327.
0216.1100
0216.1100
5707.
02014.0600
6201.0100
0106.
0307.0101
5108.0500
0206.
-0303.0101
5108.10700
0206.0300
0206.0400
01400.
0409.0300
0201.
0202.0100
0201.
7103.0503
0103.0103
0208.0103
3165.0703
Armistice, Negotiation
Armistice Terms, Contents of
Armor Plate, Manufacturing
Armor Protective
Armored Armies, Order
of Battle
Armored Armies, Organization
and Administration
Armored Cars
Armored Corps, Order
of Battle
Armored Corps, Organization
and Administration
Armored Divisions, Order
of Battle
Armored Divisions, Organi-
zation and Administra-
tion
Armored Force, Administra-
tion and organization of
Armored Forces, Tactics
Armored Trains
Armored Train Units,
Organization
Armored Vehicles
Armored Vehicles, Amphib-
ious Tanks
Armored Vehicles, Ftalf-
track
Armored Vehicles, Heavy
Tanks
Ardored Vehicles, Light
Tanks
Armored Vehicles, Medium
Tanks
Armories
Arms and Services
Arms, Small
Army, Active, Personnel
Army Administration
Army Airway Communications
Systems
Army Ambulance Service
Army Communications.
Organization
Army Construction
Army Courier Service
Army Education, Welfare
Activity
Army Ebergenoy Relief
Army Equipment
Army Finance System
Army Groups Commanders of
(Who's Who)
Army Groups, Order of
Battle
Army Groups, Tactical Units,
-Organization and Adminis-
tration
Army Insurance
3165.0400
3165.0703
4205.0240
Thru
4205.0241
2302.0602
0103.0104
0208.0104
0405.0500
0103.0107
0208.0107
0103.0306
0208.0306
0205.0900
0811.0500
01409.0200
0208.0618
0405.
0405.0400
0501.0400
0405.0300
0405.0100
0405.0200
1103.0600
0205.0000
0401.
0209.
Thru
0209.0410
0200.
2607.
0205.1400
0217.
Thru
0217.0400
0215.0500
Thru
0215.0505
0217.0400
0209.0206.
5805.
0500.
0215.0200
7103.0502
0103.0102
0208.0102
0215.0305
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Army, Intelligence and
Counter-Intelligence
1000.
Artillery, Self-propelled
Artillery, Self-propelled
0404.
Army, Irregular: See under
Anti-Aircraft Guns
0404.0400
Section II, Military
,Artillery, Self-propelled
Army, Logistics
1100.
Assault Guns
0404.0100
Army, Manpower
0300.
Artillery, Self-propelled,
Army Newspapers, Administra-
tion of
0216.0400
Close Support Guns
Artillery, Self-propelled
0404.0100
Army of Occupation
0207.0400
Field and Medium
0404.0200
Army, Order of Battle
0100.
Artillery, Self-propelled
Army Organization
0200.
Tank Destroyers
0404.0300
Army Periodicals, Official,
Artillery, Tactics
0811.0300
Administration of
0216.0300
Artillery Training
0902.0300
Army Personnel: See Personnel
Artillery Units, Order of
Army Post Exchange Service
0209.0203
? Battle
0103.0604
Army Post Office
0205.2700
Artillery Units, Organization
Army Postal Service,
(Who's Who)
7102.2700
and Administration
Artillery (Weapons)
0208.0604
0403.
Army, Regular Administration
Artillery. (Who's Who)
7102.0600
of
0203.0100
Artists
7425.
Army, Regular Organization
Arts, Literature
5708.
of
0203.0100
Asbestos
4206.0100
Army Regulations
0216.0100
Asphalt
4603.0302
Army Schools
0904.0100
Assassination
5900.
Thru
Assault Division
0208.0316
0904.1200
Assault Forces, Tactics
0811.
Army Service Journals
0908.
Assault Forces, Training
0902.0100
Army, Strength
0304.
Thru
Army, Tactics and Strategy
o800.
0902.0300
Army Telephone Directories
0217.0200
Assault Guns
0404.0100
Army Training
0900.
Assault Regiment
0208.0618
Army Transports (Water)
4604.0412
Assembly Jigs (Mine Equipment)
0504.1200
Army, Uniforms, Insignia,
etc.
0600.
Assembly Plants: See Manufacturing
Assessment of Damage from
Army War Plans
0810.0300
Sabotage, Etc.
4404.0800
Army, Weapons
0400.
Assets, Frozen
4907.0100
Arsenals
1103.0600
Assignment, Military
Arsenic
4205.0600
Personnel
0209.0403
Arsenical Gases
8520.0101
Assignment and Transfer,
Articles of War, Military
Personnel-Air
2700.0403
Law, Discipline
0209.0301
Assistant Secretary of War
0204.0100
Artificial Obstacles
0703.0500
Associated Features,
Artificial Obstacles,
Vegetation
6203.0509
Structural Data
0704.0500
Associations
5106.
Artillery (Manufacture)
4409.0200
Atabrine
5303.0200
Artillery, Administration of
0205.0600
Athletics, Air Personnel
2700.0202
Artillery, Aricraft (Cannon)
2302.0304
Athletics, Amateur
5807.0300
Artillery Ammunition,
Aircraft
2302.0402
Athletics and Competitions,
Personnel - Air
2700.0202
Artillery Ammunition
Athletics, Military
Reserves
1103.0600
Personnel
0209.0202
Artillery, Anti-Aircraft
Athletics, Professional
5807.0200
Guns
0403.0600
Atlases
6101.0201
Artillery, Anti-Tank Guns
0403.0500
Atrocities
3134.
Artillery, Directors
0502.0500
Attaches Abroad
1000.0500
Artillery Divisions
0208.0303
Attaches in Country
1000.0800
Artillery Divisions, Order
Attack Bomber, Air
2302.0104
of Battle
0103.0303
Attacks by Enemy, Economic
Artillery Divisions, Organ-
ization and Administration
0208.0303
Effects
Attacks, Urban, Economic
4110.
Artillery, Fire Control
Effects of
4110.0500
Equipment
0502.
Attitudes, Post Defeat
5501.0600
Artillery Forces, Strength
0304.0101
Audio, Frequency
8330.0101
Artillery, Heavy
0403.0700
Authors
5505.0400
Artillery, Organization of
0205.0600
Autogiros
2302.0118
Artillery, Railway
0403.0700
Autogiros, Special Command
2104.0503
Artillery Reserves
1103.0600
Automatic Pilots (Aircraft
Artillery, Seacoast
0403.0800
Instruments)
2302.0605
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Automatic Systems, Radio
Barbed Wire, Underwater
Communications
8310.0302
Obstacles
0703.0555
Automatic Weapon Emplace-
Barbed Wire, Underwater
ments (40 mm and less)
0703.0401
Obstacles, Structural
Automatic Weaponlhplace-
Data
0704.0555
ments, Structural Data
0704.0401
BargerTs Mixture, War Gases
4408.030o
Automatic Weapons: See under
Barges, Inland Waterways
4604.0207
Specific Weapon (Rifle, Eta)
Barges, Porte and Harbors
4604.0325
Automobile Tools
4403.
Barium
4205.0700
Automobile Transportation
4603.
Barley
4302.0100
Automobiles, Manufadturing
4403.
Barometers
2901.0800
Automobiles, Military
0501.0200
Barracks and Hutments, Pre-
Automotive Engineers
7523.
fabricated Construction
Automotive Tools
4403.
Materials
0504.0405
Automony, Regional
3142.0700
Barracks and. Quarters,
Aviators
2503.0201
Administration of
0215.0404
Aviation: See Under Air
Aviation Intelligence,
Barracks and Quarters,
Construction
0215.0502
Annual Report
2203.0400
Barrage Balloons
0409.040o
Aviation Medicine
2700.0207
Barrage Balloons, Manu-
Awards, Air
2407.
facture
4421.
Awards, Army
0605.0100
Barrage BAlloon Equipment
0504.0100
Award's, Political
3183.
Barred or Restricted Areas
Axes
0504.
(Military)
0206.0100
Barrels, Small Arms
0401.
Barter of Property
5105.0200
Bacteriological Bombs
0409.
Baseball
0209.0202
Bacteriologists
7501.
Base Hospitals
0215.0403
Bacteriology
85oo.
Basic Air Schools
2503.0413
Badges; Award of
0605.0200
Basin, Catchment
5304.0501
Baggage ears
4602.0411
Basins, Waterways
6203.0310
Bags, Sand
0509.
Basketball
0209.0202
Bags Feed, for Horses
0509.
Baskets, Airships and
Baking and Cooking
Balloon
0504.0100
Equipment
0508.
Battalions, Commanders of
Bailiffs
7425.
(who's Who)
7103.0509
BalFirtidial Dysentery
5301.0200
Batteries, Radio
8330.0300
Ball Bearings, Manufacture
4406.0300
Battle, Behavior in
5105.
Ballistics
041o.
Battlefields, and Parks
0215.0401
Balloon Barrage, Air
Battle Groups, Order
Operations
2802.0111
of Battle
0103.0208
Balloon, Barrage Equipment
0504.010o
Battle Groups, Organization
Balloon Barrage Defense
and Administration
0208.0208
Systems
2106.1000
Battle Order
0102.
Thru
Battles and Battle Reports
0102.
2106.1100
Bauxite
4205.0302
Balloons, Barrage
0409.0400
Bayonets
0401.0700
Balloons, Manufacture
4421.
Beaches
6203.0606
Bamboo
4305.0500
Beaches, Landing
6203.0606
Band Equipment
0509.
Thru
Band and Fencing Corps
0205.2800
6203.0612
-Bandages
0507.
Beaches, Landing, Photo-
Bandoleers
0502.
graphs
6102.0203
Army (Musical)
0205.2800
Beacon, Airfield
2401.0101
Bankers
4913.
Beacons, Radio -
8320.0304
Banking, 'Ranking System
4908.
Beam Systems
8320.0303
Thru
Bearings
0501.
4908.0300
Bedding Equipment, Military
0509.
Barbed Wire, Fixed, Anti-
Beds, Hospital
5303.0100
Personnel Obstacles
0703.0522
Beef; Production and Distri-
Barbed Wire, Fixed, Anti-
bution
4303.0500
Personnel Obstacles,
Beer, Fermantation
4304.0800
Structural Data
0704.0522
Behavior Criminal and Mob
5900.
Barbed Wire, Anti-Personnel
Beliefs and. Morals
5105.
Obstacles
0703.0523
Belligerency, Policy
3161.0206
Barbed Wire, Portable, Anti-
Bellows
0504.1200
Personnel Obstacles,
Belt Conveyors
0504.120o
Structural Data
0704.0523
Belting
0504.1200
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Belts
Belts, Clothing
Belts, Knives and Clubs
Beneficiary
Benefit Societies
Benzine, Manufacture
Benzoate of Soda
Benzol
Bergius Process, Synthetic
Oil
Berths, Ports and Harbors
Beryllium
Beverages, Bottled
Bibliographies, Geographic
Source Materials
Bicycles, Manufacturing
Bicycles, Parts and
Accessories
Bids, Supplies and
Equipment
Bigamy
Billeting
Billeting of Property,
Peace and War
Bill of Rights
Billiards
BinoculPrs, Manufacture
Biographies
Biological Warfare
Biologicals, Medical
Supplies, Drugs
Biologicals, Preparation of
Biology
Birth Control, Government
Position
Birth Rate
Birth Rate, Measures to
Increase
Birth Statistics (see vital
Statistics)
Bishops
Bismuth
Bivouacs, Tactics
Black List, Definition of
Black Lists, Economic
Warfare
Black Lists, Effect on
Local Industrial Enter-
prises
Blackmail
Black Markets
Blackout, Air Defense Civil
Population
Blast Meters
Blasting Machines
Blind, Institutions for
Block System, Railways
Blockade Controls '
Blockades
Blockage by Snow, Railways
Blockhouses, Land.
Blockhouses, Structural Data
Blocs and Pressure Groups
Recognized
0501.
and
0504.1200
0601.0100
0401.0700
0215.0305
5106.
4408.0100
4410.0300
4203.0418
4203.0409
4604.0313
Thru
4604.0316
4205.0700
5304.0403
6103.
4403.
0501.0100
1103.0300
5605.
5603.0300
5603.0300
3130.
0209.0202
4419.
7100.
8510.
5303.0200
5303.0500
5305.
5204.
5203.0100
5204.
5203.0100
5104.
4205.0600
0817.
4108.0306
4107.0203
4108.0305
5903.
4105.050o
2107.1300
0504.0509
0504.0509
5803.
4602.0321
4107.0202
0703.0200
4602.0210
0703.0203
0704.0203
3144.03040
Blocs and Pressure Groups
Unrecognized -
Blood EXaminations
Blood Typing, Army
Blueprints
Blind Bombing, Radar
Blind Bombing, Radar
Boathouses
Boats
Boats and Accessories,
Marine Equipment
Boilers, Equipment
Boilers, Heating
Boilers, Machinery
Boilers, Manufacture
Bolos
Bomb
Bomb Racks
Boo Sights
Bomb Sights, Manufacture
Bombardiers
Bombardment, Air Operations
Bombardment, Air Training
Bombed Out Families
Bomber, Tactical Doctrines
Bombers,
3144.0400
5303.0500
0209.0207
6101.0100
8340.0260
Equipment 8340.0360
4604.0313
4604.0207
0504.0901
4501.
4501.
4501.
of 4406.0100
0401.0700
2302.0403
2302.0601
2302.0308
4420.
2503.0202
2802.0111
2503.0304
5805.
2501.0201
2302.0103
Thru
2302.0107
Bombing Damage; See Cate-
gories under Sabotage
Bombing and Gunnery Ranges
Bombing, Results Individual
Air Operations
Bombing, Vulnerability to:
See Vulnerability
Bombproof Shelters
Bombproof ing
Bomb, Air
Bombs, Manufacture of
Bombs, Signal
Bonds, Domestic Debt
Bonuses, Military Personnel
Booby Traps and Mines,
Equipment
Booby Traps, Fortifications
Booby Traps, Manufacture
Booby Traps, Structural
Date
Books, Geographic Source
Materials
Books, Military Publicaions,
Administrative System
Books, Military Unofficial,
Administrative System
Books and Pamphlets, Types
Booms, Marine Obstacle
Booms, Marine Obstacle,
Structural Data
Boosters, Ammunition
Bootlegging
Boots
Booty-in Campaign
Border Patrols
Bore Sights, Gun
Carriages
2401.0300
2802.0600
2107.1100
0815.0300
2302.0403
4409.0400
2302.0500
4905.0200
0215.0304
0504.1004
0703.0519
and
0703.0524
4409.0400
0704.0529
6103.
0216.
0216.0900
5505.0500
0703.0542
0704.0542
0404.0100
5903.
0601.0100
0106.
5901.
0403.0000
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Bottlenecks, Routes to
Critical Areas
Bottom Materials, Water
Approaches to Beach
Boulders, Rock Types
Available
Boundaries
Boundary Disputes, Foreign
Relations
Boundary Lights, Airfield
Bounties, EXport
Bowling
Boycotts, Foreign Policy
Boxing
Brakes, recoil and counter-
recoil, traversing
(For carriages, guns, &
tripods)
Branches of Service, Admin-
istration of
Branches of Service, Organiza-
tion of
Brassards (Insignia)
Brasses (Alloys)
Bravery
Brawls, Violence
Bread
Breakwaters, Ports and
Harbors
Breech Mechanisms, guns
Breeding, Fly, In Sewage
Disposal
Bribery
Brick
Brick, Building Materials
Brick Works
Bridge Units, Engineer
Organization
Bridges and Bridging
Equipment
Bridges, Military Construc-
tion
Bridges, Railway
Bridges, Roads and Highway
Bridges, Tracks and Trails
Bridging Equipment
Brigades, Commanders of,
(Whole Who)
Brigades, Mixed, Order of
Battle
Brigades, Mixed, Organiza-
tion and Administration
Brigades, Organization
Brigades, Strength
Briquetting
Broadcasting, Radio
Broadcasts, Control of News
Bronzed
Buddhist Religion (Data and
Statistics)
Budget, Air
Budget, Government
6202.0305
6203.0608
6203.0209
6202.0109
3165.0500
2401.0100
4301.0500
0209.0202
3161.0409
0209.0202
040.
0205.
0205.
0601.0200
4205.0900
Thru
4205.0903
0209.0107
5105.0300
4302.0100
4604.0302
0403.0000
5304.0603
5903.
4413.
4413.
4413.04o0
:Budget, National Defense
Budget, Scientific Research
Budgetary Matters, Fiscal
and Property Administra-
tion
Budgets, Family
Buffers, recoil and
counterrecoil
Bugles
Building Contracts, Army
Construction
Building Materials
Building Restriction
Buildings, Administration
Buildings, Army Construction
Buildings and Grounds,
Military
Bulletins Geographic
Source Material
Bullets
Buna (Synthetic Rubber)
Bunkers, Fortification
Buoys
Bureaus, Foreign Government
Burglar Alarm systems
Burials, Military
Bus and Truck Routes
Buses Manufacturing
Busin:313 ,Engine
Business Relations, Mili-
tary with Commercial
0208.0608 Buses
Butter, Production
0504.0200 Butter Substitutes
Buttons, Lapel
Buzzer Equipment
1110.0300
4602.0332
4603.0325
4603.0406
0504.0200
7103.0506
0103.0400
0208.0400
0208.0500
0304.0104
4202.0100
4805.0101
5506.0100
4205.0900
5104.0600
0215.0101
4903.
Thru
4903.0500
Cabinet Members, Current
Views, Domestic
Cabinet Members, Current
Foreign
Cabinet, Membership
Cabinet, Organization and
Functions
Cable and Cable Systems
Cable Censorship
Cadet Air Schools
Cadet Army Schools
Cadium
Caissons, Gun
Calcium Chloride, Manufac-
ture
4904.
Thru
4904.0200
5706.
0215.0110
Thru
0215.1040
5603.
0403.
5807.0400
0215.0500
4413.
Thru
4413.1100
4105.0300
0215.0400
Thru
0215.0407
0215.0500
0215.0400
6103.
0400.
4416.0202
0704.
0504.0203
3163.0500
5901.
0215.0406
4603.0301
4403.
0501.
1103.
4603.0510
4303.0400
4304.0700
0605.
0504.0604
and
8311.0400
3141.0503
3161.0703
3121.0600
3121.0400
Thru
3121.0402
4804.0100
Thru
4804.0209
5504.
2503.0411
0904.0600
4205.0600
0403.
4408.0100
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Calcium Carbide, Manufao-
tura
Call Signs, Radio
Camel Corp
Camels
Cameras, Manufacture
Cameras, Organizational
Equipment
Camouflage, Air
Camouflage, Aircraft
Camouflage, Airfields
Camouflage, Civil and In-
dustrial Areas
Camouflage Designations,
Order of Battle
Camouflage, Effect of Climate
Camouflage Equipment
Camouflage, Fortifications
Camouflage, Individuals
Camouflage, Tactical Thoploy-
ment
Camouflage Equipment, Manu-
facture
Camouflage Uniforms, Army
RegulAr and Reserve
Camouflage Uniforms, Civil
Police Organizations
Camouflage Uniforms, Civil-
ian Organizations
Camouflage Uniforms, Militia
Camouflage Uniforms, Semi-
Military and other Mili-
tary Organizations
Camouflage Units, Engineers
Camp Newspapers
Campaign Booty
Campaigns, Military
Camps, Administration of
Camps, Concentration,
Military
Camps, Concentration,
Political
Camps, Construction
Camps, Prisoner of War
Canals
Candidates Elections
Canes, Food Crops
Canned Foods
Cannelured.Bullets
Canneries
Canning, Fish
Canning, Fruit, Vegetable,
Meat Products
Cannon
Cannon, Air Operations
Cannon, Aircraft
Cannon Mounts, 'Aircraft
Cannon Turrets, Aircraft
Canteens and Post Exchanges,
Morale and Welfare Activ-
ities, Air
Canteen andPost Etchanges,
Morale and Welfare Activ-
ities,,Military
Cantonments, Administration
of
Cantonments, Construction of
Canyons
4408.0100
4805.0203
0208.0110
4303.
4418.
0504.0803
2403.
2403.0100
2403.0200
2107.1000
0104.0200
6204.0702
0504.0300
0818.0300
0818.0100
0818.0100
4421.
0601.0107
0604.0107
0603.0107
0602.0107
0602.0107
0208.0608
5505.0100
1000.1200
0106.
0215.0405
0209.0305
3133.0300
0215.0503
0209.0305
4604.0200
3143.0100
4302.0100
4304.0600
0400.
4304.0600
4307.0500
14.04.0600
0403.
2802.0600
2302.0304
2302.0305
2302.0306
2700.0203
0209.0203
0215.0405
0215.0503
6203.0101
Capabilities, Intentions
and Policies, Biological
Warfare
Capabilities, Intentions
and Policies, Chemical
Warfare
'Capes, Geographic
Capital, Government
Attitudes and Measures
In Regard. to
Capital, Invested Abroad
.Capital Movements, Inter-
national
Capitalists
Capitulation
Caps, Ammunition
Captured Documents and
Material
Caravan Routes
Carbide, Manufacture
Carburetors
Carburetors, Aircraft-
Cardboard, Manufacture
Care of Animals
Carpenters, Tools, Machine
and Hand
Carrier-Based Air Operations
Carriers, Disease, Quaran-
tine and Control
Oar, Manufacture
Cars, Military Equipment
Gars, Armored
Cars, Railroad, Manu-
facturing
Cartels, International
Cartographic Equipment
Cartography: See under Map,
Maps Mapping
Cartridge, Belts, boxes,
clips, Holders-sma11
arms
Carts and reels, cannon
Casein, Manufacture
Casements, Fortification,
Location of
Casements, Fortification,
Structural Data
Caskets (see Funerals)
Castes (Social Structure)
Castilla (Rubber) Manu-
facture
Casting: See under Specific
Metal (Steel, etc.)
Casualties, Air
Casualties
Casualties, Army
Casulaties, Army Air
Casualties, Navy
Casualties, Navy Air
Catalogues, Map
Catalogues, Scientific
Catapult, Air Operation's
8510.0200
8520.0400
6203.0600
4102.0300
4907.0100
Thru
4907.0600
4901.0400
4913.
3165.0400
0401.
and
0504.0509
1000.1200
46o3.0400
4408.0100
0501.
2302.
Thru
2302.0200
4412.
4303.
0504.1301
2802.0302
5304.0203
4403.
0501.0200
0405.0500
4402.
4401.0400
0504.0802
0401.
0403.
4417.03m
0703. 0202
0704.0202
0215.0406
5103.
4416.0100
2204.0100
0305.
0305.0100
0305.0300
0305.0200
0305.0400
6101.0203
8y10.4000
2602.0302
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Catchment Basin
Caterpillar Tractors and
Trailers
Cathode Ray Tube
'Catholic Church, Ronan
(Data and Statistics)
Captured Documents,
Scientific
Cattle
Cavalry, Administration of
Cavalry Corps, Order of
Battle
Cavalry, Organization of
Cavalry, Strength
Cavalry, Tactics and
Strength
Cavalry, Training
Cavalry (who's Who)
Cavalry Corps, Organization
and Administration
Cavalry Divisions, Order of
Battle
Cavalry Divisions, Organization.
and Administration
Cavalry Units, Order of
Battle
Cavalry Units, Organization
and Administration
Celebrations
Celluloid, Manufacture.
Cellulose (Wood Products)
Manufacture
Cellulose Plastics,
Manufacture
Cement, Manufacture
Cement, Surface Material,
(Topography)
Cemeteries, Administration
Censorship in Peace
Censorship in War
Census, Population
Cereals, Food Crop
Cereals, Milled Product
Ceremonies, Air
Ceremonies, Marriage
Ceremonies, Religious
Cesium
Cesspools (Sewage Disposal)
Chair Cars, Railroad,
Manufacture
Chancroid (Disease)
Channels, Approach, Ports,
and Harbors
Chapels, Administration of
Chapels, Construction
Chaplains, Corps of
Administration and Organ-
ization of
Character of Military
Organizations
Charcoal
Charges Hollow, Demolitions
and El-plosives
Charges, Improvised, Demoli-
tions and Explosives
Charges, Powder
Charitable Organizations
chpirts, Air Navigation
5304.0501
0504.1301
8370.0240
5104.0100
8720.3000
4303.
0205.0400
Charts, Hydrographic
Charts, Maps, Photographs,
and Tables
Charts, Organization of
Tactical Units
Chassis, Gun Carriages
Cheese, Manufacture
Chemical Industries
Chemical Research
Chemical Warfare
0103.0109
0205.0400 Chemical Warfare, Air
0304.0104 Operations
Chemical Warfare, Policies
08,11.0200 and Intentions
0902.0300 Chemical Warfare, Equipment
7102.0400 Chemical Warfare, Equipment,
Aerial Weapons
0208.0109 Chemical Warfare, Equipment,
Anti-Gas
0103.0302 Chemical Warfare, Equipment,
Gas Defense
0208.0302 Chemical Warfare, Equipment,
Ground. Weapons
0103.0602 Chemical Warfare, Equipment,
Reserves
0208.0602 Chemical Warfare, Equipment,
5807.0700 War Gases
4417.0200 Chemical Warfare, Equipment,
War Gases
4412. Chemical Warfare, Gas De-
fense Equipment
4417.0200 Chemical Warfare, Strategy
4413. Chemical Warfare, Tactics
Chemical Warfare, Use of
Poison Gas (incidents)
Chemical Warfare Regiment,
Organization
Chemical Warfare Service,
Administration of
Chemical Warfare Service,
Organization of
Chemical Warfare Service,
Tactics
Chemical Warfare Service,
Training
Chemical Warfare Service,
(who's Who)
Chemical Warfare Units,
Order of Battle
Chemical Warfare Units,
Organization and. Adminis-
tration
Chemicals, Manufacture
Chemicals, Photographic
Processing
Chemicals and Compounds
Fire Fighting Equipment
0203. Chemistry
4202.0202
6203:0211
0215.0406.
1000.1800
1000.1700
5201.
4302.
4304.0100
2503.0600
5105.0100
5104.
4205.0700
5304.0601
4402.
5301.0100
4604.0303
0215.0405
0215.0503
0205,2600
0504.0502
0504.0503
0401.
5802.
2302.0606
Chemists
6101.0101
6100.
0208.
0403.
4303.0400
4408.
8520.0108
8520.
And
0505.
2802.0600
8520.0400
0505.
0505.0400
0505.0100
8520.0200
0505.0300
1104.0400
0505.0200
8520.0100
8520.0200
8520.0300
8520.0300
8520.0500
0208.0610
0205.1300
0205.1300
0811.0800
0902.0300
7102.1300
0103.0610
0208.0610
4408.
4418.
MA:818;
5704.
and
5706.
5706.
7503.
7504.
and
7506.
13
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Chests, Arms
Chevrons
Chicken Pox
Chief of Economic Warfare
Agency and Subordinates
(Who's Who)
Chief Executive, Currant
Views Foreign Affairs
Chief E;ecutive, Present
ChiefEtecutive Previous
Chief of Intelligence Div-
ision of General Staff and
Subordinates (Who's Who)
Chief of Operations
Division of General
Staff and Subordinates
(Who's Who)
Chief of Personnel Division
of General Staff and Sub-
ordinates (Who's Who)
Chief of Psychological War-
fare Agency and Subordin-
ates (Who's Who)
Chief of Staff of Air Forces
and personal Assistants
(Who's Who)
Chief of Staff or Army and
Personal Assistants
(Who's Who)
Chief of Staff of Navy and
Personal Assistants
(Who's Who)
Chief of Supply Division of
General Staff and Subor-
dinates (Who's Who)
Chief of Supreme General
Staff and Staff Assis-
tants (Who's Who)
Chief of Training Division
of General Staff and Sub-
ordinates Mots Who)
Chief of Inspectors of
Branches (Infantry, Artil-
lery, etc) and. Subordinates
(Who's Who)
Chiefs of other Main Wer
Department Subdivisions
and their Personal and
Staff Assistants (Who's
'aho)
Chief of other Staff Divi-
sions and Their Subordin-
ates (Who's Who) -
Chiefs of Service Depart-
ments or Equivalent (Ord.
Sig C, AGO, Etc) and their
Subordinates (Whole Who)
Chief of Staff, Joint Admin-
istration of
Chiefs of Staff, Joint Or-
ganization of
Children, Evacuation of
Children, Laws Governing
Employment
Children, Policy to Increase
Manpower
Chiropody
Chiropidists
0401.
0607.
5301.0400
7103.0308
3161.0701
3121.0300
3121.0301
7103.0302
7103.0305
7103.0301
7103.0309
7103.0108
7103.0104
7103.0106
7103.0304
7103.0102
7103.0303
7103.0310
7103.0307
7103.0306
7103.0312
0202.0400
0202.0400
5805.
54013.0300
5205.0300
5303.
5303.0300
Chiropractors
Chlorination of Water
Chlorine (Industrial)
Manufacture
Chlorine (War Gas)
Manufacture
Chloropicrin (War Gas)
Manufacture
Cholera Quarantine Reg-
ulations
Chrome
Chrome Steel
Chromium
Church and Church
Organization
Church, Relation to School
System
Cigarettes
Cigars
Circuit Courts
Circuits, Gun Carriages
Circulars
Circulation, Newspaper
Citations, Air
Citations, Army
Cities, Aerial Photo-
graphs of
Cities, Air Interceptor
Defense
Cities, Military Aspects
Cities, Roads and Streets
Cities, Sociological Aspects
Cities; Topographic Aspects
(Including Transportation)
Cities, Traffic Control
Citizens (US in Service of
Foreign Countries)
Citizenship
Civil Aviation
Civil Disturbance, Military
Control
Civil Flying Schools, Pre-
Military Training
Civil Medals, Decorations,
Awards
Civil Pensions
Civil Polibe Organizations,
Insignia
Civil Rights
Civil Service
Civil War
Civil War Economic Effects
Civilian Air Defense
Civilian, Clothes and
Uniforms
Civilian Defense Organization,
Insignia
Civilian Defense Organiza-
tions, Uniforms
5303.0300
5304.0503
4408.0100
4408.0300
4408.0300
5304.0100
4205.0238
4205.0400
4205.0239
5104.
5701.
4305.0100
4305.0100
3123.0102
0403.
5505.0100
5505.0100
2407.
0605.0200
6102.0301
2106.0700
0703.0100
4603.0301
5108.0500
6202.0318
4603.0317
3163.0500
and
1000.0700
5204.
2900.
0810.0600
2503.0510
3183.
5806.0400
0604.
3130.
and
3133.
3121.1200
3135.
3144.0500
3144.0502
and
3144.0800
4109.
2107.
5603.0200
0603.
0603.
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Civilian Employees, Air
Clothing, Types, Prices,
Military
2702.1000
Shortages, Restrictions
4105.0200
Civilian Employees, Armed
Clouds, (Climate)
6204.0300
Forces
0214.
Clubs, Flying
2903.0100
Civilian Internees
3165.0800
Clubs, Rifle, Sale of
Civilian, Personnel - Air
2705.
SuPP11,es to
0215.0103
Civilian, Population, War
Clubs, Youth
5107.
Morale of
5502.
Coal
4202.0100
Claims, Court of
3123.0102
Thru
Clandestine Stations,
4202.0109
Radio
4805.0108
Coal, Use for Electric
Clandestinely Operated
Power
4501.0102
Radio
5506. 0300
Coal Oil (Kerosene)
4203.0401
Classes, Social-Economic
5103.0300
and.
Classification, Documents
1000.2007
4203.0505
Classification, Supplies
1102.
and
Classified Documents,
4203.0503
Security of
1000.2007
Coal Storage, Ports and
Clays
4206.0300
Harbors
4604.0359
Clearing Arrangements,
and.
. (Foreign Trade)
4704.0502
4604.0337
Clemency, Military
0209.0307
Coaling and Taking Water,
Clemency, Pardons, Amnesty,
for Vessels
4604.0357
Personnel-Air
2700.0307
Coastal Commands, Order of
Clergy
5104.
Battle
0103.0204
Cliffs
6203.0102
Coastal Divisions, Order of
Cliff, Coastal
6203.0601
Battle
0103.0313
Climatic Conditions (See
Coast Artillery Regiment
0208.0313
Meteorological Data)
4506.
and
4603.0324
2028.0604
and
Coast Defense Sectors,
6204.0100
Administration of
0206.0300
thru
Coast Guard, Strength
0304.0104
6204.0706
Coast Lines, Photography
6102.0202
Climate, Effect on Ground
Coastal Commands Organi-
Operations
6204.0700
zation and Administration
0208.0204
Climate, General
6204.0100
Coastal Division, Organization
0208.0313
Thru
Coastal Divisions Organi-
6204.0600
zation and Administration
0208.0313
Climate Landing Beaches
6203.0612
Coastal Radio Stations
4805.0104
Climbing Equipment .
0504.1200
Coasts, (Military Aspects)
6203.0600
Clinics
5303.0100
Thru
Clinometers
0504.0809
6203.0612
Clips, Cartridge
0401.
Coasts, Topography
6201.0100
Clocks
0504.0609
Coats of Arms
3182.
Closed Weapon Emplacements
0703.0302
Cobalt
4205.0400
Closed Weapon Emplacements,
Cockpits, Aircraft
2302.0611
Field Fortifications,
Cocoa
4203.0100
Structural Data
0704.0302
Code Number- Military Units
0104.0200
Cloth, Camouflage Equipment
0504.0302
Cod Liver Oil
4307.0800
Clothing, Air
2302.0703
Codes, Air Military
2607.0400
Clothing, Civilian
5603.0200
Codes, Cable
4804.0207
Clothing, for Bombed out
Codes, Telegraph
4803.0314
Families
5805.0100
Codes of law
3122.0400
Clothhag,in Occupied Areas
4103.0100
and
Clothhg; Manufacturing
4401.
3123.0103
Clothing, Protective, Re-
search and Development
8520.0202
Coffee
Coffins, Funeral Supplies
4302.0100
0215.0406
Clothing, Protective Uniforms,
Coils
8330.0400
Army Regular and Reserve
0601.0108
Coinage System
4904.0200
Clothing, Protective Uniforms,
Coke
4202.0100
Civil Police Organizations
0603.
Cold, Common (Disease)
5301.0400
Clothing, Protective Uniforms,
Cold Storage of Food
5304.0404
Civilian Organizations
0603.
Collection, Military
Clothing, Protective Uniforms.,
Intelligence
1000.1100
Militia
0603.
Thru
lothing, Rationing
4105.0500
1000.1400
lothing, Rubber. and Rubberized
4416.0502
Colleges
5704.
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COEFIDENTIAL
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Approved For Release 2001/08WPti**DP78-02646R000100070001-9
Collusion
Colonial Affairs
Colonial Government
Colonial Policy
Colonial Forces, Organization
Colonial Forces, Role of
Colonials, Mobilization of
Colonies, Colonial Affairs
Colonies, Organization and
Functions
Colored-White, Relationships
Colors, Flags
Colt Automatic Guns
Columbium
Combat Cars, Manufacturing
Combat Equipment
Combat Installations,
Underground_
Combat Intelligence
Combat Intelligence, Air,
Operations
Combat Orders
Combat Zone
Combat Zone, Air Defense
System
Combined Arms, Tactics
Combined Commands, National
Defense
Combined Control, Air,
Training
Combined General Staff
Schools
Combined Operations, Allied
Forces
Combined Operations, with
Air and Navy
Combined_ Training
Combines, International
Command, Air Home
Command, Air, Operations
Command, Air, Overseas
Command, Air, Tactical
Command, Exercise of Tactical
Command and General Staff
School
Command, High, in Peace
Command, High in War
Command Organization,
Theater of Operations
Command Post and. Staff
E?ercises
Commander in Chief of Air
Force and Personal
Assistants (Who's Who)
Commander in Chief of Army
and Personal Assistants
(Who's Who)
Commander in Chief of Army
and Personal Assistants
(Who's Who)
Commander in Chief of Navy
and Personal Assistants
(Who's Who)
Commanders of Administrative
Headquarters
(Ordnance Depots, etc)
5900.
3125.
Thru
3125.0406
3125.
3125.0200
0208.0316
3125.0302
0303.0104
3125.
3125.0100
5501.0500
3182.
0401.
4205.0700
4403.
0500.
0703.0207
1000.1100
2802.0404
0814.0300
0207.0100
2106.0200
0813.
0202.0200
2503.0315
0904.1100
0106.
0106.
0903.
4401.0400
2102.0200
2801.0300
2120.0500
2104.
0814.
0904.1100
0106.
0201.
0207.0100
0903.
7103.0107
7103.0103
7103.0103
7103.0105
7103.0708
Commanders of Air Corps
(or Equivalent) (Who's Who)
Commanders of Air Divisions
(or Equivalent) (Who's Who)
Commanders of Air Forces
(or Equivalent) (Who's Who)
Commanders of Armies
(Who's Who)
Commanders of Army Groups
(Who's Who)
Commanders of Battalions
(Who's Who)
Commanders of Brigades
(Who's Who)
Commanders of Corps
(Who's Who)
Commanders of Divisions
(Who's Who)
Commanders of Fortresses
(Who's Who)
Commanders of other Ground
Tactical Units (Who's Who)
Commanders of Groups
(Who's Who)
Commanders, Indentification by
Commanders of Independent
Commands (Who's Who)
Commanders of Military
Gendarmerie or Local
Defense Forces (Who's Who)
Commanders of other Military
Post and Stations (Who's Who)
Commanders, Military, Powers
In War
Commanders of Military
Schools, Memebers of their
Instructions Staffs, and
Officers Attending Courses
(Who's Who)
Commanders, Occupational
Troops
Commanders, Order of
Battle
Commanders of Occupied
Territories (Who's Who)
Commanders of Recruiting
Areas (Who's Who)
Commanders of Regiments
(Who's Who)
Commanders of Squadrons
(Who's Who)
Commanders of Territorial
Subdivisions (Corps, Areas
etc.) (Who's 'Who)
Commanders of Theaters
(Who's Who)
Commanders, Theaters of
Operations
Commanders of Training
Posts (Who's Who)
Commanders, Units in
Operations
Commanders of Wings
(Who's Who)
Commands, Air, Tactical
Commands, Air, Tactical
(Who's Who)
7103.0602
7103.0603
7103.0601
7103.0503
7103.0502
7103.0509
7103.0506
7103.0504
7103.0505
7103.0703
7103.0510
7103.0605
0104.0300
7103.0507
7103.0704
7103.0709
0207.0600
7103.0706
0207.0400
0103.
7103.0702
7103.0705
7103.0508
7103.0606
7103.0701
7103.0501
7103.0501
7103.0707
0104.0300
7103.0604
2104.
7103.0600
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Commands, Ground Tactical
(Who's Who)
Commands, Independent,
Organization
Commands, National Defense
Commands, Tactical Units,
Organization and. Adminis-
tration
Commands, Territorial and.
Administrative (WholsWho)
Commendations (Organizational)
Commendations (Personal)
Commerce
Commerce (Including Treaties)
Commerce, Economic Penetra-
tion Foreign Countries
Commerce, Effects of Enemy
Attacks Upon
Commerce, Governmental
Policy
Commerce, Post-war Restoration
Commercial Aviation
Commercial Transport Planes
Commissaries
Commission, War Crimea
Commissioned Officers
Commissioned Officers, Air -
See Personnel
Commissions, Air
Commissions, Military Courts
and., Personnel-Air
(Including'Courte Martial)
Commissions, Purchasing
from Foreign Countries
Commissions, Purchasing, in
Foreign Countries
Committees, Ecenomic Re-
lating to Trade and.
Industry
Communal Tend Ownership
.Communal Property
Communication Zone
Communications, Air Defense
System, Civil Population
Communications, Air Defense
System, Military
Communications, Army, Organ-
ization
Communications, Internation-
.al, Foreign Policy on
Communications, Radio
Communications, Scope of
Censorship in War
Communications, Signal Net-
work, Army
Communications Division,
Organization
Communications Equipment,
Manufacture
Communications Equipment,
Organizational
Communications Regiment
Communications Service, Air
Communications Service, Air
(Logistical)
Approved For Release
7103.0500
0208.0200
0202.0100
0208.
7103.0700
0605:010o
0605.oeoo
11.700.
11.704.0500
11.701.0800
4110.0300
3141.0205
11.1011.. 011.00
2902.
2302.0'17
0203.1000
3161.0407
0209.
2700.
2101.0300
Communications Service,
Military
Communications SerVice,
Military (Logistical)
Communications System,
Commercial
Communist, Movement
Communist Parties and.
Groupe
Community and Regional
Studies
Companies: See under Spec-
ific Field (Insurance, etc.)
Companies Foreign Owned or
Controlled.
Compasses
Compensation, War Damage
Compensation, Workman's
Competitions, Air
Competitions, Military
Personnel
Competitions and. Athletics,
Personnel-Air
Composition, Air
Composition of Military
Agencies
Compound Plugs (Mine
2700.0302 Equipment)
Compressed Mr Plants
3164.0501 Compressors, Air
Compressors, Equipment
3163.0501 Compromised Navigation Aids
Compromised Radio Communi-
aationn
4102.0600 Comptometers
4301.0400 Compulsory School Attendance
5105.0200 Computers, Navigation
0207.0100 Instruments
Computing MacHines
2107.0900 Concealed Weapons
Concealment of Ground
2106.0300 Operations (Vegetation)
Thru Concealment of Ground
2106.1100 Operations (Relief Fea-
tures)
0217. Concentration Areas in War
Thru Concentration Camps,
0217,0400 Military
Concentration CPmps,
3161.C)02- Military-Perecnnel-Air
8310. Concentration, Military
Concentration Camps,
1000.1704 Political
Concrete Anti-Tank Obstacles
0217.0100 Concrete, Structural Data
Concrete Underwater
0205.1200 Obstacles
Concrete Underwater Obsta-
cles, Structural Data
Condensers
Condensers, Fixed
Condensers, Variable
4407.
4407.0300
0208.0618
2105.0300
2607.
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CONFIDADITIAL
0217.
1105.
11.800.
5107.
3144.0100
Thru
3144.0200
5108.
4911.0300
4907.0200
0504.0809
5805.
and.
5805.0100
5806.0300
2903.0300
0209.0202
2700.0202
2202.
0202.
0504.1009
4406.0101
4406.0101
0504.1201
8320.0500
8310.0500
0509.
5701.
8320.0300
0509.
0407.
6203.0517
6203.0101
0209.0305
2700.0305
0106.
3133.0300
0703.05111.
0704.0514
0703.0553
0704.0553
8330.0500
8330.0501
8330.0502
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Approved For Release 2001Wygiira-RDP78-02646R000100070001-9
Conduct, War, With Relation
to Conmnfill, Organizations
and places
Conduct Off Duty, Air
Conduct of War With Relation
to Persons and Commercial
Firms
Conductors, Radio
Conduits, Gun Carriage
Conferences, International
Economic
Conferences, International
Financial
Conferences International,
Political'
Confidential List, Defini-
tion of
Conscientious! Objectors
Conscription) Aliens
Conscription; Nationals
Abroad
Conscription System, Air
Conscriptive Recruitment
Conservation of Forest
Resources
Conservation of Natural
Resources
Conspiracy
Constables
Constitutuion, Civil Rights
Defined by
Constitutional Position of
Military Agencies
Constitutional Provisions
of Military System
Contraband of War
Control, Military
Construction, Army
Construction, Military
Construction, Military
(Bridges)
Construction, Military
(Ports)
Construction, Military
(Railways)
Construction, Military
(Roads)
Construction, Transportation
Facilities (Amy)
Construction and Capabil-
ities, Methods of,
Bridges and Bring
Equipment
Constuct ion, Equipment,
Organizational
Construction Materials
(Geographic Aspects)
Construction Materials,
Manufacture
rionstruction Methods and
Port Operation, Marine
Equipment
ConsithRy Service, Abroad
Consul Service, In Country
Alpha. 18
0209.0300
2700.0300
4107.
8330.0600
0504.1200
4112.
4912.
3165.0400
4108.0306
0302.0200
0302.0200
0302.0200
2702.0402
0302.
4308.0500
4102,0100
3123.0405
5901.
3131.
0202.
0201.
1000.1200
0207.0600
0215,0500
Thru
0215.0505
0215.0500
1110.0300
1110.0400
1110.0100
1110 0'
1110.
0504.0205
0503.0200
6203.0212
and
6203.0519
4413.
0504.1105
3163.0200
3164.0200
Consultants
Consulting Engineers
Containers, Amtunition
Containers, Arms
Containers, Carriages
Containers and Methods of
Packing Parachute
and Airborne Equipment
Contamination, Protection
of Reservoirs and Storage Tanks
Contamination, by Sabotage
Contamination, Soil and Water,
by Sewage Disposal
Contamination, Water, In
Distribution
Contracts, Building, Army
Construction
Contracts, Building, Army
Construction
Contracts, Supplies and
Equipment
Control, Air Traffic
Control, Aircraft Accidents
Control, Military, Occupied
Territory
Control, Rivers, Harbors,
Waterways
Control, Tactical, Organiza-
tion and Administration
Control, Towers, Aircraft
Control Data, Ground, Maps
Control Points, Maps
tontrolling Agenaea, Military,
Administration of
Contro1ling Agencies, Military
Organization of
Controls, Economic, Concen-
tration of
Conventional Signs, Air
Conventional Signs and
Symbols, Armor
Conventions and Agreements
Affecting Commerce
Conversations Military Staff,
Bilateral and Multilateral
Converters (Steel Plants)
Convicts
Convoy Plana and Practices,
Merchant Marine
Convoys, Troop
CoOkbegEopipment
Cooling Ranges
Cooling Plants
Cooling Systems and
Equipment, Aircraft
Cooperatives, Number and
Character
Coordinates, Map
Coordinating or Controlling,
Administration of
Coordination, Censorship
?inWar
Copper
Copyrights
Cork Products
7523.
7523.
0401.
0401.
0504.1200
2302.0611
5304.0502
5304.
5304.0603
5304.0504
0215.0500
0215.0500
1103.0300
2901.0600
2901.0400
0207.0400
4604.0305
0208.
2401.0101
6101.0205
6101.0205
0202.0500
0202.0500
4114.
2607.
0104.
4701.0300
3165.0401
4205.0255
5902.
4604.0416
1107..0200
1109.0300
and.
1109.0301
0508.
0508.
4504.
2302.0200
4106.
6101.0205
0202.0500
1000.1708
4205.0500
4107.0205
4305.0500
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Approved For Release 2001/08/MASI7s2RDP78-02646R000100070001-9
Corn
Corporations
Corps, Commanders of
(Who's Who)
Corps, Organization and
Distribution
4302.0100
4401.0100
7103.0504
0103.0100
County Authorities
Courier and Mail System, Civil
Courter Service Army, Organiza-
tion and Administration
Couriers, Accredited
Couriers and Telegraph and Mail
7209.
4812.
0217.0400
4812.
Corps, Organization and
Service
0217.0400
Distribution, Outbreak of
Court Martial
0209.0302
War
0101.0203
Court of Arbitration, Permanent
3161.0401
Corps, Organization, Tactical
0208.0100
Court of International Justice
3161.0402
Corps, Tactical Units, Organi-
zation, and Administration
0208.
Courtesies, Exchange of
Courts, Judicial Branch
0607.0200
3123.0102
Corps Areas
0206.0100
Courts Martial, Military Personnel
0209.0302
Corps Areas, Organization
0206.0100
Cover Name Military Units
0104.0200
Corps of Chaplains,
'Administration of
0205.2600
Covers, Ammunition
Covers, Arms
0400.
01400.
Corps of Chaplains, Organi-
zation of
0205.2600
Covers, Gun
Cowardice
014.00.
0209.0107
Corps of Chaplains,
(Who's Who)
7102.2600
Cowling, Aircraft
Cradles, Gun Carriage
2302.0611
0400.
Corps of Engineers,
Cranes, Ports and Harbors
4604.0324
Administration of
0205.1000
Cranes and Attachments, Motorized
Corps of Engineers,
and Heavy Construction Equipment
0504.1109
Organization of
0205.1000
Crank Cases, Engine
0501.
Corps of Riagineers
Crank Shaft, Engines
0501.
(Who's Who)
7102.1000
Crash Trucks Air
2604.
Corpses
5203.0200
Craters, Ditches and Trap, Field
Correspondence Regulations
0216.0700
Fortifications
0703.0511
Correspondence Work, Training
0901.0200
Craters, Ditches and Traps,
Correspondents, American
Structural Data
0704.0511
Press, Foreign Service
5505.0600
Credit, Public
4905.0400
Correspondents, Domestic
5505.0300
and
Correspondents, Foreign
5505.0400
4901.0200
Corundum
4206.0400
Credits; Export
4701.0100
Cost, Supplies and. Equipment
1103.0300
Credits, Trade Agreements
4704.0500
Cost of Living
4105.
Cremation
5203.0200
Cost per Man, Air
2700.0501
Crimes, Criminal Activity and
Cotton Textiles, Manufacturing
4415.
Behavior
5900.
Cotton, Volume of Production
Crimes, War Commission
3161.0407
and Disposal
4305.0200
Criminal Statistics
5903.
Councilmen
7209.
Criminals
5902.
Councils, Advisory, Executive
Critical Areas, Geography
6202.0200
Branch
3121.0800
Critiques, Map
6101.0203
Councils, Advisory, Executive
Crop Reports
4302.0200
Branch Members
3121.1000
Crop Sabotage'
8510.0100
Councils, National Defense
0202.0200
Crop Seeding and Duetings, Air
2902.0800
Counterfeiting
5900.
Crops
4302.
Counter-Amphibious Oper-
Crops, Field
6203.0506
ations
0812.0149
Crops, Food
4302.
Counter-Devices, Radio and.
Radar
8350.
Crops-, Food, Domeetic Consumption,
Exp rt and Import
4302.0600
Counter-Espionage
1000.1600
Crops, Food, Factor's Affecting
Counter-Fifth Column p]an
1000.1600
Production of
4302.0400
Counter-Intelligence
1000.1600
Crops, Food, Farming Methods
4302.0500
Counter-Intelligence Per-
Crops, Food, Irrigation and Re-
sonnel, Subversion of
1000.1900
clamation Projects
4302.0300
Counter-measures Guided Missiles
0407.0900
Crops, Food Production and
Counter Propaganda
5503.0600
Distribution Figures
4302.0200
Counter Recoil Mechanisms
0504.0509
Crops, Land Under Cultivation
4302.0100
Counter Sabotage
3123.0405
Crops, Photographs
6102.0300
Counter Subversive (Use for
Cross Country Flights
2902.0200
? Foreign Agents)
3123.0405
Cross Country Movement, Effect of
Counties
6202.0318
Soil Types
6203.0203
Countries, Geographic Re-
Cross Country Movement, Effect of
gions -within Sociological
Weather
6203.0217
Study of
5108.0200
Thru
Countries, Sociological
6203.0221
Study of
5108.0200
Crossings, Cable
4804.0202
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Crude Oil Production
Crusading, Social Movements
Cryolite, Production, etc.
Cryolite, Sources
Cryolite, Spythetic Production
Statist! ca
Cryptanalyet
Cryptograph and Cipher Equipment
Crystals, Radio
Cultivational Practices
Cultural, Agreements
Cultural and Educational
Agencies Abroad
Cultural and Educational
Agencies, Political in Country
Cultural Movementa
Cupronickel
Currency, InAstion and Counter-
Measures
Currency, Laws and Methods of
Control
Currency, Monetary Systeme and
Currency
Currency, New and Special Issues
Currency, Notes in Circulation
Currency, Reserves
Currents, Water Approaches to
Beach
Curriculum, Colleges and Univer-
sities
Curriculum, School
Customs and Etiquette
Customs, Food
Customs., Government Income
Customs, With Regard to Clothing
Customs Patrol, Air
Customs Requirements, Duties,
Import Trade
Curtaneous Leishmaniasis
Cyanamide, Manufacture
Cyclones
Cylinder Heads, Engine
Cylinders, Oxygen Equipment,
Aircraft
Cylinders, Recoil and Counter-
recoil
Daggers
Dairy Equipment
Dairy Production
Dairy Products Control and
Inspection
Dairy Products, Domestic Consump-
tion, Sufficiency, Exports and
Imports
Dairy Products, Imports and ex-
porta
Damage from sabotage, etc.,
assessment of
Dame
Dancing, Recreation
Deacons
Dead, Disposal of in War
Death, Military Casualties
Death Rates
4203.0300
5107.
4206.0200
4205.0302
4205.0303
7523.
1000.1400
and
8360.0100
8330.0700
6203.0508
3165.0701
3163.0503
3164.0503
5107.
4205.0900
4909.0600
4909.0100
4909.0200
4909.0500
4909.0400
4909.0300
6203.0608
5704.
5703.
5604.
5603.0100
4902.0201
5603.0200
2901.0902
4702.0100
5301.0300
4408.0100
2901.0800
0501.
2302.
0501.
0401.0700
4303.0300
4303.0400
5304.0402
4303.0700
4303.0700
4404.0800
6203.0305
5807.0400
5104.
0215.0402
0305.
5203.0200
Death Rays
Defaults, contract
Death, (Religious Beliefs)
Debarkation and Ports in War
Debt, Domestic.
Debt, Foreign
Debt, Public
Declaration of War
Decontamination Equipment
Decontamination, Research and
Development
Decorations, Army
Decorations, Civil
Decorations, Awards, Citations,
Air
Decree, Legislation by
Decrees in Effect
Defeat
Defeat, Attitudes
Defective supplies and equipment
Defense, (Air Installations)
Defense, Anti-aircraft
Defense, Anti-mechanized
Defense, Attitude of Labor Organi-
zation
Defense, Gas
Defense, National, Attitude of
Educational System
Defense, National, Attitude of
Newspapers, Periodicals and
News Services
Defense, National, Budget
Defense, National, Ministry of,
Administration of
Defense, National, Ministry of,
Organization of
Defense, National, Policy of Army
Defense of Population, Air
Defense Positions, Relief Features
Defense, Strategic Doctrines, Air
Defense System, Air, Military
Defensive Measures, Economic
Warfare
Defensive Tactics,
Deferment
Deficiencies,
Deficiencies,
Deficiencies,
Deficiencies,
Diseases
Defiles, Mountain
Defiles, Railways
Degrees
Degrees, honorary
Degrees, scholastic
Dehydrated Foods
De-icing boots and shoes, aircraft
De-icing equipment and compounds
Delousing Equipment
Demobilization
Demobilization, Actual, Personnel
Demobilization Areas in War
Army
Economic
Food
Iodine,
Vitamin
Diseases
A, B, C,
D,
8360.0900
14.108.0300
5105.
1107.0100
Thru
1107.0200
4905.0200
4905.0300
4905.
3161.0206
0505.0100
and
8520.0204
8520.0204
0605.0100
3183.
2407.
3123.0300
3123.0400
0106.
0106.
and
5501.
1106.0100
2401.
0703.0400
0812.0124
5501.
8520.0200
5700.
5505.0100
4904.
0202.0100
0202.0100
0810.
2107.
6203.0107
2502.0102
2106.
4107.0200
0812.0117
0302.0200
4110.
5301.0700
5301.0700
5301.0700
6102.0205
4602.0301
5704.
5704.
5704.
4304.0200
2302.0703
2302.
0507.
0307.
0307.0102
0307.0101
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Demobilization, Army 0307.0100
Demobilization, Army Air 0307.0300
Demobilization, Disposal of Equip-
ment 1103.0700
Demobilization, Methods and Pro.-
cedure 0307.0101
Demobilization, Navy Air 0307.0400
Demobilization, Personnel, Air 2207.0100
Demolition, Engineer Organization. 0205.1000
Demolition, Factories, Fishing
and Fish Products 4307.1200
Demolition, Food Processing Plants 4304.0900
Demolition, Power Plants 4501.0600
Demolition, Railways 4602.0335
Demolition, Telephone Systeme 4802.0309
Demolition, Teletype Systeme 4803.0325
Demolition Vehicles, Remote
Controlled 0409.0100
Demolitions and Explosives 0504,0500
Demolitions and Mines, Naval,
Marine Equipment 0504.0904.
Demolitions Operations, Advance
or-Retreat 0106.
Demolitions, Structural Data 0704.0517
Demonstrations, Air 2503.0600
Denaturalization 5204.
Dengue Fever 5301.0300
Denominations, religious 5104.
Dental Corps, Administration of 0205.1500
Dental Corps, Organization of 0205.1500
Dental- Corps (Who's Who) 7102.1500
Dental Equipment, Manufacture 4411.
Dental Equipment, Military 0507.
Dental Public Health Program 5302.0300
Dental Schools 5303.0400
Dental Service, Strength, Military 0304.0104
Dentists, Medical Personnel 5303.0300
Department in Charge of School
System 5701.
Departments of Ministries,
Executive, Organization and
Functions 3121.0700
Departures, passengers by aircraft 2902.0300
Departures, personnel 4601.
Departures, troops, reports of 0816.
Departures, vessels, reports of 4604.
Dependencies, Colonial Affairs 3125.8300
Dependencies, Organization and
Functions 3125.0300
Dependents 0215.0302
Deployment Possibilities, Routes 6202.0306
Deportation 5202.
Deposit of Funds 4908.0200
Depot Divisions, Order of Battle 0103.0310
Depot Divisions, Organization and
Administration 0208.0310
Depot or Replacement Divisions,
Order of Battle
Depots, Administration, Army
Depots, Air
Depth bombs
Depth of Surface Water
Depth of Water, Wharves and Piers
Derelics, wrecks
Dermatolegists
Dermatology
0103.0310
0203.0100
2401.0200
0409.
and
2302.0403
6203.0323
4604.0314
4604.0426
5303.0300
5305.
Descendants
Desert Warfare
Desertion
Desertions, Air
Deserts
Deserts, Topography of
Destroyers, torpedo
Destruction equipment, mine
Destruction Methods, Rail Lines
Destruction, property in battle
Detection Devices, Sound, Radio
and Radar
Detectives
Detectors
Detectors, Equipment
Detectors, Mines and Booby Traps
Detectors, Radio
Detectors, Sound
Detectors, Sound, Land
Fortifications
Detectors, Techniques
Detectors, Theory and Principles
of Operations
Deterioration, rivers, harbors
and waterways
Detonators, Manufacturing
Development, Agricultural
Development, Aircraft and Equip-
ment
Development, Commerce
Development, Economic Structure
Development, Hydro-Electric
Development, Natural Resources
Developments in aviation and
aeronautics
Developments, Research
Developments and Research,
Manufacturing
Developments, Supply (and
Research)
Devices, Controlled
Devices, Counter Radar and Radio
Devices, Light Beam Modulation
Devices, loud speaking
Devices, Railway Signal and Safety
Devices, Signaling, Army
Dialects
Diamonds, Industrial
Diaries., Military
Diarrhea
Dictaphones
Dictator
Dictionaries
Diet, Normal, of Population
Dieticians
Dikes
Diphenylamin, ingredient of
powder
Diphtheria
Diplomatic and Consular Service
abroad
Diplomatic and Consular Service
in Country
Direction Finding, Red. Corn.
5200.
0812.0146
0209.0108
2700.0108
6302.0327
6203.0327
Thru
6203.0330
8410.0300
0504.0500
Thru
0504.1208
4602.0334
4501.0600
8330.0880
,1000.1000
8360.0200
8360.0213
0504.1007
8330.0800
8360.0210
0703.0407
8360.0212
8360.0211
4604.0300
4408.0200
4301.
2302.0800
4701.
4101.0200
4501.0101
4102.0100
2302.0800
8430.0100
4422.
1103.0200
8410.
8350.0300
8320.0307
8330.3800
4602.0321
8311.0500
5102.
4206.040o
1000.1200
5301.0200
0509.
3121.0200
5505.
5603.0100
5300.
6203.030o
4408.
5301.0400
3163.
3164.
8310.0309
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Directives, Administrative System 0216.0500
Directives, training 0901.
Directories 5505.
Directories, Telephone, Army 0217.0200
Directional finders, radio 8310.0309
Directors, Artillery 0502.0500
Dirigibles 2302.
Disabled soldiers, rehabilitation
Of 0307.0101
and
Dispersal of aircraft 2802.0302
Displaced Persons 3165.0901
Disposal of Sewage 5304.0600
Disposal of Unexploded Bombs and
Shells 0407.0900
Disposition of Forces, Air Opera-
tions 2801.0500
Disposition of Forces, Order of
Battle 0100.
Thru
5805.0300
0106.
Disarmament
1103.0700
Disputes, Boundary
3165.0500
Disarmament, Domestic Policy
3141.0304
Disputes, labor
5404.
Disarmament, Foreign Policy
3161.0207
Disrespect of flag
5900.
Disasters, troops for relief work
5804.
Dissemination, B.W.
8510.0300
Disasters, use of aviation for
Dissemination, Censorship Infor-
relief work
2107.0700
mation
1000.1710
and
Dissemination of Information from
2605.
Censorship
1000.1710
Discharge, Air Personnel (See
Dissemination, Military Intelli-
Personnel)
0307.0300
gence
1000.0100
and
Distances, measuring equipment
0504.0801
2700.0409
Distillate oil
4203.0300
Disci-1,47'gs, Army Personnel (See
Distillation and Fermentation
Personnel)
0307.0100
Processes, Liquor
4303.0800
Discharge Policies and Practices,
Distillation Plants, Equipment
4203.0401
Military Personnel
0209.0409
Distillation. Units, Equipment
0504.1203
Discharge Procedure
0307.0101
Distilled Products
4304.0800
Discipline and Military Law, Air
2700.0300
Distinguished service
0605.0100
Disciplinary Powers, Military
Distributing boxes, mine equipment
0504.1009
Personnel
0209.0303
Distributing systems, gasoline
Disciplinary Powers, Personnel -
and oil
4203.0800
Air
2700.0303
and
Discipline, Actual Enforcement of-
4203.0804
Personnel-Air 2700.0306
Distribution, aircraft
2302.
Discipline, Enforcement of,
Military Personnel
0209.0306
Distribution of Air Forces,
Administration and Command
2801.0300
Discipline, Military Personnel
0209.0300
Distribution, Field
1104.0300
Discrimination against uniform
0601.
Distribution, forces
0106.
Disease bearing insects, flies,
mosquitoes, and others
5304.0300
and
1109.
Disease, Control and Sanitation
5304.
Distribution of Forces, Outbreak
Disease in Army
0209.0103
of War
0101.0200
Diseases, Animol
4303.0600
Distribution of Forces by Theater,
Diseases, Human, Types and
Military Operation
0101.
Prevalence
5301.
Distribution of Higher Units
0204.
Diseases, Plant
4305.0800
Distribution and Issue, Air
Disinfectants, Chemicals, use of
5303.0200
Supply, Peace
2601.0300
and
Distribution and Issue, Air
0507.
Supply, War
2602.0300
Disinfectants, medical
5303.0200
Distribution, maps
6101.0200
and
Distribution of Population
5201.0100
0507.
Distribution, publications
5505.
Disinfectants, sanitary
5303.0200
Distribution, supplies and equip-
and
ment
1103.0500
0507.
and
Disinfection of rinimnls
5303.0600
1108.
DisinfectOre
5303.0300
Distribution, supplies and equip-
and
ment to foreign governments.
4705.01m
0507.
Distribution, Supply
1103.0500
Disks, elevating on guns
0400.
Distribution,of Supply, Peace,
and
Army
1103.
0500.
Distribution of Supply, War, Army
1103.0500
Dismantled Railways
4602.0301
Distribution, systems, supply
1103.0500
Dispatch bearers
0217.0400
Distribution, Water
5304.0504
Dispensaries
0205.1400
District courts
3124.0800
and
Districts, Administrative
0209.0207
Structure, Organization
0206.0100
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D.:stricts, Tactical Structure,
Organization
ilisl-ricts, Territorial, Adminis-
tration
Districts, Territorial, Organiza-
tion
Disturbances, Internal, Economic
Effects
Disturbances, Internal, Political
Effect
Ditches, Irrigation, Photographs
Ditches, traps and craters,
structural data
Ditching
Dive Bomber
Divers, employees (Salvage Corps)
Divine Origin, Morale and Belief
Diving equipment
Division, Intelligence, Adminis-
tration and Organization
Division, Operations, Adminis-
tration and Organization
Division, Peroonnel, Administra-
tion and Organization
Division, Supply, Administration
and Organization
Division, Training, Administra-
tion and Organization
Divisions, Commanders of (Who's
Who)
Df'Visions of Military System
Divisions, Order of Battle
Divisions, Organization
Divisions, Organization and Dis-
tribution, Outbreak of War
Divisions, Other Staff Adminis-
tration and Organization
Divisions, Tactical Units,
Organization and Administration
Divorce (Statistics)
Divorce Regulations
Docking vessels
Docks and Cranes, Marine Equipment
Docks, Inland Waterways
Docks, Seaports
Docks, Security of
Doctors
Doctrines, Religion
Doctrines, Social Structure
Doctrines, Staff
Doctrines, Strategic, Air
Doctrines, Strategic, Army
Doctrines, Tactical, Air General
Doctrines, Tactical, Air Force
Doctrines, Tactical, Army
Documents
Documents, Captured Military
Documents, Classified, Security
Documents, Personnel Administra-
tion
Documents, Personnel - Air
Dogma of Societies
Approved
0812.0100
0206.0100
0206.0100
4109.
3142.0600
6102.0207
0703.0511
2204.0200
2302.0103
0208.0110
5105.
0504.0903
0204.0202
0204.0205
0204.0201
0204.0204
0204.0203
7103.0505
0201.
0103.0300
Thru
0103.0316
0208.0300
0208.0300
0204.0206
0208.0300
5105.0100
and
5203.0600
5105.0100
4604.0304
0504.0902
4604.0210
4604.0313
Thru
4604.0316
4604.0306
5303.0300
5104.
5103.
0204.020o
2502.0100
0821.
2501.0100
2501.0200
0812.
2700.0401
1000.1200
1000,2007
0209.0401
2700.0401
5106.
Dole 5804.
Dolomite 4205.0302
Dolphins, aids to navigation N-2302.0606
Dolphins, structure in water N-2302.0606
Domestic Affairs, Current Views 3141.0500
Domestic Affairs Elections 3143.
Domestic Affairs, Government 3140.
Domestic Affairs, Political
Issues and Problems 3142.
Domestic Consumption, Food Crops 4302.0700
Domestic Disturbances, Employment
of Troops 0107.
Domestic Employment of Forces,
Order of Battle
Domestic and Foreign Writers and
Press Correspondents
Domestic Life, Conditions
Domestic News Services, Newspapers,
and Periodicals
Domestic Policy, Government
Domestic Propaganda
Domestic Subversive activities
Domestic Trade
Domestic Writers, Attitude Toward
Foreign Countries
Domestic Writers, Attitude Toward
Own Country
Domicile, legal
Dominions, Colonial Affairs
Dominions, Organization and
Functions
Donations Charity
Dope, drug
Draft Animals
Draft, Army
Drafting Instruments, Instruments
of Precision, Photographic and
Reproduction Equipment
Drafts, Labor
DraftaMen
Drainage
Drainage of Beach Terrain
Drainage Features, Topography
Drainage systems
Dramatics
Dramatics (Air)
Drawing instruments
Drawings
Dredges, Ports
Dredging
Dress Uniforms, Army, Regular
and Reserve
Dress Uniforms, Civil Police
Organizations
Dress Uniforms, Civilian Organiza-
tions
Drees Uniforms, Militia
Dress Uniforms, Semi-Military
and other Military Organizations
Dressings, surgical
0107.
5505.0300
5600.
5505.0100
3141.
5503.
3164.0600
4703.
5505.0300
5505.0300
5603.0300
3125.0300
3125.0300
5802.
4410.0700
4303.0200
0302.
and
0302.0200
0504.0803
and
0504.0804
5205.0300
7327.
6203.0300
6203.0610
6203.0300
6203.0300
5807.0600
2700.0201
0504.0802
6101.
4604.0386
4604.0386
0601.0103
0604.
0603.
0602.
0602.
0507.
and
4411.
Drift slides, amall arms 0401.
Driftmetqrs, aircraft instruments 2302.0605
Drill halls 0206.0600
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Drinks
Driveways
Drop bombs
Drought
Drought, Affecting Crops
Drought, Affecting Forest
Resources
Droughts, Affecting Animal
Industry
Drug Addiction
Druggists Sundries
Drugs, medical supplies
Drugs, production and Source
Drugs, use and sale of on or
near military reservation
Drums, ammunition
Drums, cable
Drums, musical instruments
Drydocking vessels
Drydocks
Drydocks, Ports
Duels
Dummy artament
Dummy, Prefabricated, Camouflage
Equipment
Dummy, Prefabricated, Portables,
Camouflage Equipment
Duties, Export Trade
Duties, Import Trade
Duties of vessels
Duty of officers
Duty, relief from
Duty with Troops, Personnel - Air
Duty with troops, Rotation
System
Dyeing
Dyes
Dyes, Manufacture
Dynamite
Dynamos, Manufacture
Dysentery
Dysentery, Amebic, Carriers
Earphones, radio
Earth, scorched
Earthworks, fortifications
Economic Classes
Economic CoMmittees relating to
Trade and Industry
Economic Controls, Concentration
of
Economic Deficiencies
Economic Groups, Recognized,
Political Influence
Economic Groups, Unrecognized,
Political Influence
Economic Measures and Policies,
Government
5304.0500
and
5807.0900
4603.0318
2302.0403
6204.0500
4302.0400
4308.0500
4303.0600
5301.0700
4416.0504
4410.
4410.
and
5303.0200
4410.0200
0400.
0504.1200
5807.0400
4604.0364
4604.0364
4604.0363
5105.0300
0504.0304
0504.0303
0504.0304
4702.020o
11.702.0100
4604.0400
0209.
0307.
and
0307.0101
2700.0406
0209.0406
4408.0100
4408.0100
4408.0100
4408.0200
4406.0200
5301.0200
5304.0200
8330.110o
0821.
0703.0202
5103.0300
4102.0600
4114.
4108.0100
and
4108.0200
3144.0302
3144.0400
4102.
Economic Measures and Policies,
Occupied Areas
Economic Missions Abroad
Economic Missions, International
Economic penetration by foreign
countries
Economic Penetration foreign
countries
Economic penetration in foreign
countries
Economic Planning, Post-War
Economic Reconstruction, Foreign
Policy
Economic Reconstruction, Post-War
Plans
ECOTIODt.0 Structure
Economic Sufficiencies
Economic warfare agency, Chief of
and subordinates (Who's Who)
Economic Warfare Agency of War
Department (Organization and
Administration)
Economic Warfare, Conducted by
Belligerent or Semi-belligerent
Countries
Economic Warfare Programs of
'Belligerents, Operation in
Neutral Countries.
Economic (Who's Who)
Economic, General
Economics, Teaching of
Economists, Important
Editions,New, Maps
Education, Adult
Education, Air Force (Personnel -
Air)
Education, Army, Welfare activity
Education, Elementary and
Secondary School
Education, General
Education, and Religion, Govern-
mental Policy
Education, Higher
Education, Military
Education, Military Personnel
Education, Nationals Abroad
Education (Personnel . Air)
Education, Private
Education, Vocational
Educational and Cultural Agencies
in Country 3164.0503
Educational Fields, Special 5705.
Educational Statistics 5702.
Effectiveness of Military Organiza-
tions 0203.
Effects, estates, and funds 5105.0200
Efficiency, Air (See personnel) 2700.0304
Efficiency,. Army (See personnel) 0209.0109
Efficiency, Labor 5205.0200
Efficiency, Maneuvers 0903.0103
Efficiency, Military personnel 0209.0109
Efficiency (Personnel Air) 2700.0109
Effibiency Reports, Military
Personnel 0209.0404
Efficiency Reports (Personnel-Air) 2700.0404
4103.
3163.0402
4112.
4101.06o0
4701.0800
4101.0700
4104.
3161.0603
3141.0603
4101.
4101.0200
7103.0308
0204.0400
4107.
4108.
7300.
4100.
5704.
4102.0600
6101.0202
5705.0100
2700.0206
0209.0206
5703.
5700.
3141.0207
5704.
0904.
Thru
0905.0205
0209.0105
5705.0300
2700.0105
5705.0500
5705.0200
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Eggs-, Production
Election of Legislative Branch
Ejectors, small arms
Elections, Recent and Pending
Electoral System
Electric Power Facilities
Electric primers, ammunition
Electrical Communications,
Research and Development
Electrical, Engineers
Electrical Equipment
Electrical Equipment, Aircraft
Electrical, equipment and material
transformers, wire cables, etc.
Electrical, equipment, medical
and surgical
Electrical, inspectors
Electrical, machinery
Electrically Charged Wire, Anti-
personnel Obstacles Structural
Data
Electricians
Electricity
Electrification, Railways
Electrodes, Manufacture
Electromagnets
Electronic Devices, Special
Electronics
Electronics, Electromagnets
Electronics Equipment, Navigation
Aids
Electronics Equipment, Radar
Electronics Equipment, Radio
Electroplating, supplies and
equipment
Electrotyping, outfits and
supplies
Elevating mechanisms, gun
carriage, (arms, bands, disks,
gears, locks, racks, scales,
wheels)
Elevators
Embargoes, Trade Restrictions
Embarkation,Points in War
Embassies, foreign governments
Embassies, US
Emergency Landing Fields
Emergency Landing Fields, Topo-
graphy
Emergency rations
Emergency, State of
Emery
Emigrants
Emigration, Data
7MOgration, Population Policies
Emperors
Emplacements, Automatic Weapon
(40mm and lest)
Emplacements, Anti-aircraft,
Automatic Weapon, Structural
Data
Emplacements, Closed Weapon, Field
Enplacements, Closed Weapon, Field
Structural Data
4303.0400
3122.0101
0401.
3143.
3136.
4501.
0400.
843o.
7323.
and
7327.
0504.0600
2302.0607
8330.
14-411.
7327.
4406.0200
0704.0525.
7327.
4501.
4602.0209
and
4602.0305
4406.0200
8330.0900
8360.
8300.
8330.0900
8320.0300
8340.0300
8310.0300
.0504.0600
0504.0600
0504.1200
0501.
4702.0200
1107.0200
3164.
3163.
2401.0100
6203.0108
1105.0400
0207. 0600
4206.0400
5202.0200
5202.0200
5204.
7201.
0703.0401
0704.0401
0703.0302
0704.0302
Emplacements, Heavy Antiaircraft
(75mm or greater)
Emplacements, Heavy Antiaircraft,
Structural Data
Emplacements, Open Weapon, Field
Emplacements, Open Weapon, Field,
Structural Data
Emplacements, Open Weapon, Isnd
Enplacements, Open:Weapon, Land,
Structural Data
Emplacements, Radar (Air. Search)
Structural Data?
Enplacements, Radar (Gun Laying)
Structural Data
Emplacements, Searchlight,
Structural Data
Emplacements, Sound Detector,
Structural Data
Employees, Civilian, Armed Forces,
Administration
.Employers' Organizations
Employment
Employment of Forces, Domestic
Disturbances
Employment, Strategic
Employment, Woman and Children
Employment, Strategic, Air
Employment, Tactical, Air
Enamelling, Metallurgical
Enemy aliens
Enemy Occupation, Economic Effects
Enemy Property, Laws Regarding
Enemy trading
Enfield rifles
Enforcement of Security Measures
Engagements, troops
Engineer Bridge Units, Organiza-
tion
Engineer Camouflage Units,
Organization
Engineer Corps or Service,
Organization
Engineer Corps or Service,
Strength
Engineer Demolition Units,
Organization
Engineer
Engineer
Engineer
tion
Engineer
Engineer
Engineer
Engineer
Engineer
Equipment
Operations and Training
Pioneer Units, Organize-
Regiment, Organization
Tactics
Training
Units, Order of Battle
Units, Organization and
Administration
Engineering Construction Equip-
ment, Manufacture
Engineers
Engineers, Corps of, Administra-
tion of
Engineers, Sanitary
Engines, Aircraft -
Engines and Motors, Manufacture
Engines, Marine, Manufacture
CONEDIENTIAL
0703.0402
0704.0402
0703.0301
0704.0301
0703.0206
0704.0206
0704.0405
0704.01406
0704.0403
0704.0407
0214.
5406.
5402.
0107.
0824.
5403.0300
2502.0200
2501.0300
4205.1000
0302.0200
4111.
3123.0404
4108.0203
Thru
4108.0200
0401.0400
1000.2008
0102.
0208.0608
0208.0608
0205.1000
0304.0104
0208.0608
0504.
0903:
0208.0608
0208.0608
0811.0600
0902.
0103.0608
oto8.0608
4421.
0208.0608
and
0811.0600
0205.1000
5303.0300
2302.0200
4406.0400
4405.050o
Alpha. 25
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Exports and Imports, Explosives
Exports and Imports, Fish and
Fish Products
Exports and Imports, Food Crops
Exports, Foreign Trade
Exports and Imports, Foreign
Trade
Exports and Imports, Foreign
Trade, Inclusive Studies
Exports and Imports, Furs
Exports and Imports, Heavy
Industrial Equipment
Exports and Imports, Iron
Exports and Imports,
Exports and Imports,
Manufactures
Exports and Imports,
Exports and Imports,
Exports and Imports,
Exports and Imports,
Exports and Imports,
Nonferrous
Exports and Imports,
Precious
Exports and Imports, Metals,
Secondary Nonferrous
Exports and Imports, Metals, Steel
Alloying
Exports and Imports, Minerals,
Nonmetallic
Exports and Imports, Minerals
Refractory and Clays
Exports and Imports, Minerals in
Manufaature of Light Metals
Exports and Imports, Miscellaneous
Manufactures of Military Impor-
tance
Exports and Imports, Motorized
and Nonmotorized Vehicles
Exports and Imports, Optical
Equipment
Exports and Imports,
Equipment
Exports and Imports,
Equipment
Expoxcs and Imports,
Plactice
Exports and Imports,
Building Materials
Exports and Imports,
Rocket Launchers
Exports and Imports,
Exports and Imports,
Exports and Imports,
Exports and Imports,
Metals
Labor
Leather
Machine Tools
Meat Products
Metals, Light
Metals, Minor
Metals,
Metals,
Photographic
Precision
Protein
21/MNA-RDP78-02646R000100070001-9
CONFIDENTIAL
4408.0205
4307.1100
4302.0600
4704.0302
4704.0300
4704.0303
4306.0200
4-fv6.0101
4205.0205
and
4205.0214
5205.0400
4414.0600
4406.0301
4303.0700
4205.0308
4205.0700
4205.0500
4205.0800
4205.0608
4205.0408
4206.0105
4206.0300
4206.0200
4421.
4403.0300
4419.
1418.0500
4420.
4417.0300
Prefabricated
4413.0904
Rockets And
Rubber
Small Arms
Steel
Steel Alloying
4205.0408
4409.0300
4416.0706
4409.0105
4205.0264
Exports and Imports, Synthetic
Resins
Exports and Imports, Textiles
Exports and Imports, Tobacco
Exports and imports, Wood Products
Exports, Livestock, Dairy and
Meat Products
Exports by Neutrals of Critical
Items
4417.0103
4415.0700
4305.0100
4412.0800
4303.0700
4108.0102
and
4108.0203
Expositions
Express Companies
Expropriation of Property, Peace-
time
Extension Courses
Extermination (rat, Rodents,
Roaches Termites and Vermin)
Extinguishers, Fire
Extinguishers, Fire Fighting
Equipment
Extracts, Flavoring
Extracts, Nonfood Animal Products
Extraterritoriality, Foreign
Policy
Eyeglasses
Eyes, Artificial
Eyes, Refracting Mechanism
Fabrics
Facsimile Transmission
Factories
Fairs, Recreation
Falange
Falangist, Group
False Information
Family Allotments to Increase
Birth Rate Population Policies
Family Budgets
Family and Household Organization
Fanaticism in Army
Fax Eastern Religions, Hindu,
Buddhist, Shinto, etc.
Farm Labor, Availability
Farm Tools and Equipment
Farming (See Under Agriculture)
Earning, Fur
Farming, Methods
Fascism, Party or Group
Fascist, Movoment
Fats and Oils, Edible
Feeding, Animal Husbandry
Felony
Felt
Feminist Movements
Fencing Organization
Fencing Strength
Fermentation Processes
Fermented Products
Ferries, Railways
Ferries, Roads and Highways
Ferries, Tracks and Trails
Ferro-Alloys, Manufacture
Ferrying Service Ports
Fertilizers, Chemical, Manufacture
Fertilizers, Requirements,
Supplies and Use
Festivals, Recreation
Feuds
Fevers
Fever, Carriers
5807.0900
4703.0400
3123.003
0901.0200
5304.0300
0504.0701
0504.0701
4302.0100
4306.0500
3161.0204
4419.
4419.
4411.
4415.
4801.0500
4400.
Thru
4422.
5807.0700
3144.0200
3144.0200
5503.
5204.
5603.
5601.
2029.0107
5104.0600
4302.0400
4302.0500
4306.0200
4302.0500
3144.0100
and
3144.0200
5107.
4304.0700
4303.0300
5900.
4415.
5107.
5106.
0304.0103
4304.0800
4304.0800
4602.0332
4603.0326
4603.0406
4205.0225
Thru
4205.0228
4604.0386
4408.0104
4302.0400
and
4302.0500
5807.0700
5105.0300
5301.
5304.0203
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Fiber Board
Fibers
Field Artillery
Field Artillery, Self-Propelled
Field Artillery Weapons
Field Crops
Fields Depots
Field, Distribution
Field Firing Training
Field Fortifications
Field Fortifications, Structural
Data
Field Glasses
Field High Command, Administra-
tion of
Field Post Numbers
Field, Procurement and
Requisitioning
Field Ranges, Cooking Equipment
Field Rations, Requirements
Army
Animal
Air Force
Field Service Troops
Field Storage
Field Strength Meters
Field, Supply Administration
Field, Supply Installations and
Reserves
Field, Supply System
Field Uniforms, Army, Regular
and Reserve
Field Uniforms, Civil Police
Organizations
Field Uniforms, Civilian
Organizations
Field Uniforms, Militia
Field Uniforms, Semi-Military
and other Organizations
Fields, Rmergency Landing Relief
Features
Fields of Fire, Effect of
Vegetation
Fighter, Air Defensive Operations
Fighter, Air Operations
Fighter, Single Engine (F)
Fighter, Tactical Doctrines
Fighter, Twin Engine (F)
Fighter (See also Under Inter-
ceptor Defense)
Fights
Filariasis, Disease
Filing Systems
Film
Films and Negatives, Organization-
al Equipment
Films, Training
Filter, Organizational Equipment
Filtration of Water
Finance
4412.
4305.0300
0205.060o
0404.
0403.0400
6203.0506
0206.0600
1104.0300
0902.0400
0703.0300
0704.0300
4419.
0207.0200
0104.0200
1104.0200
0508.
1105.0400
1105.0500
2603.0100
0208.0614
1104.0300
8330.1505
1104.0100
1104.0400
1104.
0601.0101
0604.
0603.
0602.
0602.
6203.0108
6203.0516
2802.0404
2802,0112
2302.0101
2501.0202
2302.0102
5105.0300
5301.0300
0216.0800
4418.
0504.0800
0901.
0504.1202
0504.1202
4900.
Thru
4913.
Finance, Air, Civil 2901.0202
Finance, Air Military 0215.0200
Finance Department, -Administration
of 0205.2300
Finance Department, Organization 0205.2300
Finance Department, Or Paymaster
Service (Who's Who)
Finance Department, Strength
Finance, Governmental POlicy
Finance, Payment to Personnel
Finance System, Army, Administra-
tion
Financial Enterprises, Foreign
Investments Within Country
Financial Enterprises, Own In-
vestments Abroad
Financial Regulations in Occupied
or Controlled Areas
Financial Structure and Strength
of Country
Finders, Height
Finders, Range
Finders, Range, Manufacture
Finders, Range, Equipment
Fine Arts
Fingerprints, Indentification
System
Fire and Searchlight Control
Equipment
Fire and Searchlight Control,
Radar
Fire Control Equipment, Airmin
Circles
Fire Control Equipment, Anti- .
Aircraft
Fire Control Equipment, Directors
Fire Control Equipment
Fire Control Equipment, Field
Artillery
Fire Control Equipment, Height
Finders
Fire Control Equipment, Range
Finders
Fire Control Equipment, Seacoast
Artillery
Fire, Fields of, Effect of
Vegetation on
Fire Fighting Equipment
Fire Patrols, Air
Fireproofing Materials
Fireproofing of Supplies and
Equipment for use
Fire Protection, Civilian Air
Defense
Fireproof Clothing, Arm;-
Fireproof Clothing, Other Military
Organizations 0602.
Fireproof Clothing, Civilian 0603.
Fireproof Clothing, Civil Police 0604. -
Fireproof Clothing, Air Force 2302.0703
Fires, Affecting Animal Industry 4303:0600
Fires, Affecting Food Crops '4302.0400
Fires, Affecting Forest Resources 4308.0500
Fires, Affecting Nonfood Crops 4305.0800
Firing Instruments and Accessories,
Manufacture 4420.
Firing, Instrents and Accessories,
Equipment , 0502.
7102.2300
0304.0104
3141.0206
0215.0300
0215.0200
4906.
4907.
4103.0400
4901.
0502.0300
0502.0200
4419.
0502.0200
5708.
5901.
and
0606.
8340.0320
8340.0220
0502.0100
0502.
0502.0500
0502.
Thru
0502.1100
0502.
0502.0300
0502.0200
0502.1100
6203.0516
0504.0700
2902.0800
0509.
1103.0300
2107.1400
0601.0108
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Firing, Regulations
Firing, Smell ATDIS (Training)
Firing, Tables
Firing, Training
0902.0400
0902.0400
0502.1100
0902.0400
Flies, Control of Insects and
Animals
Flight, Procedures, Irregularities
Flight, Records, Individual
5304.0300
2801.0100
2503.0207
First Aid Equipment
0507.
and
Fiscal and Property Administration
0215.
2700.0401
Thru
Flight, Surgeons
0205.1400
0215.0505
Flight, Trainers, Aircraft
2503.0200
Fish Canning
4307.0500
Floating, Bridges and Bridging
Fish Catch
4307.0200
Equipment
0504.0203
Fish Catch, Disposition (as
Floating Docks, Ports
4604.0364
Fresh, Salted, Etc.)
4307.0400
Floats, (Structures in Water)
4604.0364
Fish, Frozen
4307.0600
Flood Control
4604.0208
Fish Landing (Handling and
Flood Light, Manufacture
4407.
Transportation Facilities)
4307.0300
Flood Lights, Equipment
0504.0604
Fish Meal
4307.0700
Flood Lights, Photographic
Fish Oils
4307.0900
Supplies, Manufacture
4418.
Fisher -TropackSynthesis,
Synthetic Oil Process
4203.0409
Flood Lights, Photographic
Equipment
0504.0903
Fishing Areas
11.307.0100
Floods
6203.0220
Fishing Craft, Available in Ports
4604.0386
and
Fishing and Fish Catch, Factors
6203.0304
Affecting
4307.1200
Floods, Affecting Food Crops
4302.0400
Fishing and Fish Products
4307.
Floods, Affecting Forest Resources
4308.0500
Fishing and Fish Products, Cod
Floods, Affecting Nonfood Crops
4305.0800
Liver Oil
4307.0800
Floods, Affecting Soil and Cross
Fishing and Fish Products, Import
Country Movement
6203.0220
and Export Satistics
4307.1100
Flour
4304.0100
Fishing and Fish Products,
Flukes, Disease
5301.0700
Whaling Industry
4307.1000
Fluoroscopic Devices, Manufacture
4411.
Fishing Industry, General Studies
4307.1300
Fluorescent Lamps or Lanterns,
Fishing Regulations
4307.0100
Manufacture
Fixed, Bridges and Bridging
Fluorescent, Equipment
0504.0604
Equipment
0504.0202
Fluorescent, Photographic Supplies,
Fixed Flame Throwers, Land
0703.0208
Manufacture
4418
Fixed Fleme Throwers, Structural
Fluorescent, Photographic
Data
0704.0208
Equipment
0504.0903
Fixed Stations, Radio
4805.0102
Fluorite
4200.
Flags
3182.
Fluoroscope
4411.
Flags, Aviation Signal
2607.0300
Flurospar, Light Metals
4205.0302
Flags, Civil and Military
3182.
and
Flags, Communication Equipment
8311.0500
4206.0200
Flame Throwers and Accessories,
Flying Clubs
2903.0100
Flame Warfare
0506.0100
Flying Pay
2700.0500
Flame Throwers, Fixed, Land
0703.0208
Flying Time, Air Training
2503.0207
FlemP Throwers, Fixed, Structural
Fog, Climate
6204.0300
Date
0704.0208
Foliage Characteristics
6203.0320
Flame Throwers, Manufacture
111109.0500
Food, Availability and Need
5603.0100
Flame-Throwers, Motorized and
Food Crops
4302.
Trailers, Flame Warfare
0506.0200
Food Crops, Consumption, Domestic
4302;0600
Flame Warfare
0506.
Food Crops, Factors Affecting
4302.0400
Flame Warfare Equipment
0506.
Food Crops, Farming Methods
4302.0500
Flannel
4415.
Food Crops, Land Under Cultivation 4302.0100
Flares, Aviation Signal
2607.0300
Food Crops, Irrigation and
Flares,
Flares Equipment Organizational
8311.0500
Reclamation
4302.0300
Flash Cannons
2302.0304
Food Crops, Production and Distri-
Flash Hiders, Small Arne
2302.0302
bution Statistics
4302.0200
Flash Lights, Manufacture
4407.
Food Crops, Utilization of
4302.0700
Flash Lights, Equipment
0504.0604
Food Customs
5603.0100
Flash Lights, Photographic
Food Container, Parachute
0509.
Manufacture
4418.
Food, Deficiencies 4108.0200
Flash Lights, Photographic
Food, Economic Measures and Policies
Equipment
0504.0903
In Occupied or Controlled Areas 4103.0100
Flax, Production, Disposal
4305.0300
Food Examinations, Medical
'Flea, Jigger, Disease (Tunga
Laboratories
5303.0500
Penetrans)
5301.0600
Food Handlers, Intrastate
Fleas, Control of Insects and
Quarantine and Control
5304.0202
Animals
5304.0300
Food Prices and Scarcities
4105.0100
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Food Processing, Plant and
Animal Products
Food Processing, Butter
Substitutes
Food Processing, Canning
Food Processing, Dehydrating
Food Processing, Distillation
and Fermentation Processes
Food Processing, Freezing
Food Processing, Milling
Food Processing, Sabotage and
Demolition, Assessment of
Damage from
Food Processing, Slaughtering
Food Processing, Sugar
Refining '
Food Rationing
Food, Sanitary Aspects
Food Sufficiency, Domestic
Food Supplies, Ports
Foods, Canned
Foods, Dehydrated
Foods, Frozen
Foods, Processed
Foot and Mouth Disease
Football
Football, Army
,,Football, Air Forces
Footwear, Leather
Footwear, Leather Substitute
Footwear, Rubber
Forage Resources
Forecasters, Weather
Forces Abroad, Role
Forces Abroad, Strength,
Forces, Irregular, Administration
of
Fordings
Foreign Advisers, Executive
Branch
Foreign Affairs
Foreign Affairs, Current
Views of Leaders on
Foreign Agents In Country
(military Personnel Only)
(Who's Who)
Foreign Capital, Invested in
Country
Foreign Capital, Attitude of
Government Toward
Foreign Correspondents
Foreign Countries, Invest-
ments in
Foreign Debt
Foreign Exchange
Foreign Investors
Foreign Labor
Foreign Land Ownership
Foreign Language Schools in
Country
Foreign Military Attaches
in Country (Who's Who)
ForeignMilitary Missions
Abroad
?
4304.
4304.0700
4304.0600
4304.0200
4304.0800
4304.0500
4304.0100
4304.0900
4303.0500
4304.0300
4105.0500
and
5603.0100
5304.0400
4302.0600
4604.0362
4304.0600
4304.0200
4304.0500
43404.
5301.0500
5807.
0209.0202
2700.0202
4414.0300
4414.0400
4416.0501
4303.0100
.4506.
and
2401.
0302.0100
0303.0100
0203.0800
4603.0325
3121.1100
3160.
3161.0700
7104.1000
4906.0100
4906.0200
5505.0400
4907.
4905.0300
4910.0300
4906.
5205.0400
4301.0400
5705.0400
7104.0600
0202.0600
Foreign Military Missions
in Country
Foreign Military Missions in
Country, Administration of
ForeignMilitary Missions, in
Country, Organization of
Foreign Military Observers in
Country (Who's Who)
Foreign Military Personnel,
Training
Foreign Military Schools,
Personnel In (Who's Who)
Foreign Missions
Foreign Nations and Nation-
als, Attitude of Population
Toward
Foreign News Services
Foreign Newspapers in
Country
Foreign Office
Foreign Office, Diplomatic
and Consular Service Abroad
Foreign Office, Diplomatic
And Consular Service in
Country
Foreign Office, Nonaccredited
Agents or Agencies from
Foreign Countries
Foreign Office, Nonaccredited
Agents or Agencies to '
Foreign Countries
Foreign Office, Special
Agencies from Foreign
Countries
Foreign Office, Special
Agencies to Foreign
Countries
Foreign Office, Special
Missions from Foreign
Countries
Foreign Office, Unusual Powers
Foreign Ownership in Banks
Foreign Periodicals
Foreign Personnel in Military
Schools of Country,
(Who's Who)
Foreign Policy
Foreign Policy, Effect of
Public Opinion
Foreign Policy; Important
Policies
Foreign Policy, International
Post War and Other Long
Range Plans
Foreign Policy, Participation
In Internation Movements
Foreign Policy, Participation
in International Organizations
and Movements
Foreign Policy, Spheres of
influence
Foreign Propaganda for Domestic
Consumption
Foreign Propaganda (General)
Attitude Toward
Foreign Radio Programs
Foreign Relations
0202.0700
0202.0700
0202.0700
7104.0700
0901.0300
7104.0400
5104.0800
5501.0200
5505.0200
5505.0200
3162.
3163.
3164.
3164.0600
3163.0600
3164.0500
3163.0500
3164.0400
3162.0200
4908.0300
5505.0200.
7104.0900
3161.
3161.0800
3161.0200
3161.0600
3161.0500
3161.0300
3161.0100
5503.0400
5503.
5506.030o
3165.
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Foreign Relations, Between Two
or More Countries Regarding
Fortifications, Location of
Fortifications and Defensive
Another Country
3165.0600
Installations
0703.
Foreign Relations, Civilian
Internees
3165.0800
Fortifications, Permanent,
Land
0703.0200
Foreign Relations, Exchange and
Fortress Commands, Order of
Rehabilitation of Populations
3165.0900
Battle
0103.0202
Foreign Relations, Negotiations
Fortress Commands, Organization
and Conferences .
3165.0400
and Administration
0208.0202
Foreign Relations, Reaction to
Fortress Divisions, Order of
Military Policies of Foreign
Battle
0103.0311
Nations
3165.0200
Fortress Divisions, Organiza-
and
tion and Administration
0208.0311
3165.0300
Fortresses, Commanders of,
Foreign Relations, Treaties,
Alliances, Accords, EnteAtes,
Pacts
3165.0700
(Who's Who)
Forts and Defended Localities,
Land
7103.0703
0703.0204
Foreign Relations, With
Individual Countries
3165.0500
Forts and Defended Localities,
Structural Data
0704.0204
Foreign Relations, With
Forts, by Name
0703.0204
Principal Powers
3165.0100
Foundations, Effect of Soil
Foreign Representatives,
Types on
6203.0204
Restrictions on
1000.2006
Foundries, Steel Plants
4205.0255
Foreign Service, Military
Foxholes
0703.0304
Intelligence Service,
Fragmentation Bombs
2302.0403
Anprican Press Correspondents
3133.
for
5505.0600
.Franchise
Franking Privileges
4812.
Foreign Teachers, Influence
Fraternal Societies
5106.
of in Colleges and Universities
5704.
Fraud
5900.
Foreign Trade
4704.
Freedom of Speech
3133.0200
and
Free Entry into Foreign
4701.0200
Countries
5202.0100
Foreigners In Air Schools
2503.0404
Free Entry into United States
5202.0100
Foreigners In Army Schools
0904.0200
Free France
3144.0200
Foreigners in Country, Air
Freezing, Food Processing
4304.0500
Training
2503.0209
French
3144.
Foreigners at Maneuvers
0903.0103
Frequency, Audio
8339.1701
Foreigners, Mobilization of
0303.0104
Frequency Meters
8330.3002
Foreigners, Mobilization Air
2206.0204
Frequency Meter Sets (Radio)
8330.3002
.Foreigners, Political Influence
Frequency, Radio
8330.1702
of
3144.0101
Friction Primers (Ammunition)
0504.0509
Forest Patrols, Air
2902.0800
Frontier Ca/mends
0206.0300
Forest Regions
4308.0100
Frontier Commands, Order of
Forest Resources
4308.
Battle
0103.0203
Forest Resources Exploitation
4308.0200
Frontier Commands, Organization
Forest Resources, Policies
and Administration
0208.0203
and Factors Affecting
4308.0500
Frontier Divisions, 'Order of
Forest Resources, Routes of
Battle
0103.0312
Timber Movement
4308.0300
Frontier Divisions, Organization
Forest Resources, Timber
ahd Administration
0208.0312
Classification According to
Frontier Guard Division
Use
4308,.0400
Organization
0208.0312
Forests, Administration of
0215.0402
Frontier GuareRegiment,
Forests, Geographical Regions
6201.0100
Strength
0304.0104
Forests, Woodlands, and
Frontier Guards, Forces
0208.0312
Plantations, Vegetation
6203.0501
Frontier, National
6202.0109
Forgery
5900.
Front Sights, Sun Carriages
0502.0600
Forging, Supplies and Equipment
0504.1302
Front Sights, Small Arms
0401.
Forgings, Gun
0504.1302
Frozen Assets, Including Funds
4907.0100
Formaldehyde, Manufacture of
4408.0100
Frozen Assents, In Foreign
Fortifications, Characteristics
Countries
4907.0100
and Structural Data of
Frozen Foods
4304.0500
Fortification Installations
0704.
Fruit, Land Under Cultivation
4302.0100
Fortifications, Field
0703.0300
Fruit, Food, Sanitary. Aspects
4304.0600
Fortifications, Field,
Structural Data
0704.0300
Fruits, Poisonous, Scientific
Names and Prevalence of
5304.0405
Fortifications, General
0701.
Fuel, Extent of Use, Prices,
Shortages, etc.
4105.0400
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Fuel, Gas Substitutes
Fuel and Oil, Aviation
Fuel and Oil,. Army Supply
and Allowance
Fueling and Refueling
Vessels
Fuel, Maintenance Requirements
Fuel Oils
Fuels and Propellants,
Guided. Missiles
Fuel Storage, Ports and
-Harbors
Fuel Service, Ports and
Harbors
Fuels
Fuels, Finme Warfare
Fuels Liquid., Production
Figures
Fuels, Liquid, Substitutes
Fuel, Solid
Fuels, Substitute (Liquid,
Solid, Gas)
Fulminate
Fumigating Vessels
Ftnctional Systems and
Equipment, Aircraft
Functions of Military Districts
Functions, Staff, Tactical,
Units Organization and
Administration
Funds
Funds, Accounting Laws
Funds, Appropriations
Funds, Audits of
Funds, Deceased Officers
Funds, Deposits of
Funds, Disbursements
Funds, Estimates
Funds, Expenditure or payment
of
Funds, Invoice of
Funds, Transfer of (Money
Accounting) '
Funeral, Supplies for
Funerals
Funerals, Military
Fungus Diseases
Furloughs
Furloughs, leaves and Passes,
Personnel, Air
Furloughs, MAlitary Personnel
Furnaces, Manufacture of
Furnaces, Steel Plants
Furs
Fuselage, Aircraft
Fuses, Manufacture, Explosive
Devices
Fuzes
Fuzes and Detonators, Mines
and Booby Traps
Fuzes, Guided Missiles
Fuzes, Proximity
4203.0425
2603.0200
Thru
2603.0400
2603.0200
4604.0357
1105.0300
4203.0505
0407.0700
4604.0337
4604.0358
4200.
0506.0300
4203.0432
4203.0400
4202.
4203.0417
0400.
and
4409.0600
2302.0611
and
0509.
2302.
0206.0100
0208.
4901.
4908.0100
4903.0200
4901. ,
0215.0300
4908.0200
4903.00400
4901.
4903.0400
4901.
4901.
0215.0406
0215.0406
0215.0406
5301.0600
0209.0205
2700.0205
0209.0205
4406.0100
4205.0255
4306.0200
2302.
4409.0400
0504.0709
0504.1006
0407.0800
8360.0500
G-1, 0-2, 0-3, G-4, See
General Staff
Galvanizing
Gambling
Games, Recreational
Garrison and Armory Training
Garrison Commands, Order of
Battle
Garrison Commands, Organization
and Administration
Garrison Discipline
Garrison Divisions, Order of
Battle
Garrison Divisions, Organization
and Administration
Gas Defense, Civil Population
Gas Defense, Research and
Development
Gas Detector Equipment
Gas, Fuel Substitute
Gas Masks, Civil Population
Gas Masks, Manufacture
Gas Masks, Research and
Development?
Gas, Natural
Gas Spraying Equipment, Air
Gas System, Public Utility
Gases, Poison, Use of
(Incidents)
Gases, War, Air Forces
Gases, War Air Operations
Gases, War Manufacture
Gas, War, Material
Gases, War, Research and
Development
Gases, War, Reserves
Gases, War, Scientific
Gas Generators
Gasoline
Gasoline, Aviation
Gasoline, Aviation, Production'
Statistics
Gasoline, Motor Fuels
Gasoline Operated Toole and
Accessories
Gasoline, See alsO Petroleum
Gasproofing, Fortifications
Gasoline, Storage Systems
Gasoline, Supply Aircraft use
Gasproof Shelters, Research and
Development
Gapproofing, Impregnating and
Fire Proofing Supplies and
Equipment for use
Gauges, Railways
Gazetteers
Gelatin
Genealogy
General Estimate of Effective-
ness of Armed Forces
General Staff Corps, Adminis-
tration of
4205.1000
5807.0500
0209.0200
0902.0100
0103.0205
0208.0205
0207.0600
0103.0314
0208.0314
2107.1200
8520,0200
8520.0200
4203.0425
2107.1200
4421.
8520.0201
4204. .
2302.0611
4502.
8520.0500
2302.0301
2802.0800
4408.0300
0505.0200
8520.0108
8520.0107
8520.0100
Thru
8520.0108
0504.1205
4203.
4203.0501
4203.0402
4203.0502
0504.1307
0704.
4203.0600
and
2603.0400
2603.0200
8520.0203
8520.0200
4602.0203
6101.0207
4304,
5103.
0201.
0205.0100
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General Staff Corps, Branches
of Service, Organization of
General Staff Corps
(who's Who)
General Staff, Organization
General Staff, Schools
General Staff, Strength
General Staff, Supreme,
Administration of.
General Staff, Supreme
Organization of
General Staff, War :Department
Administration of
General Staff, War Department,
Organization of
Generator Equipment for Uses
of Substitute Fuels,
Manufacture of
Generators, Electrical
Equipment
Generators, Electric Power
Generators, Manufacture
Geodetic Survey
Geographic Characteristics of
. Country in General
Geographic Conditions Affecting
Strategy
Geographic Details, Air Bases,
Air Ports, Etc.
Geographic Distribution,
Disease
Geographic Regional Studies
Geographic Source Materials,
Books and Pamphlets
Geographic Source Materials,
Maps
Geographic Source Materials,
Miscellaneous Map Data
Geographic Source Materials,
Photographs, Aerial and
Ground
Geographic Source Materials,
Publications
Geography, Climatic Aspects
Geography, Features, Affecting
Means of Transportation
(See Under Railways, Roads,
etc.)
Geography, Topographic Aspects
Geopolitics
Germicides
Glanders
Glass
Glass, Manufacture
Glasses, Field, Manufacture
Glider Commands
Gliders
Gliders, Strategic Landing
Areas
Gliders, Tactical Doctrines
Gloves
Glue
Glycerin
Goats
Alpha. 34
? 0205.0100
7103.0100
0202.0300
0904.1100
0304.0100
0202.0300
0202.03?0
0204.0200
0204.0200
4403.0600
0504.0601
4501.0500
4406.0200
6101.0101
6201.
6202.
2401.0100
5301.
5108.0100
and
5108.0300
6103.
6101.0100
6101.0300
6102.
6101.0200
6204.
6203.
5101.
5303.0200
and
4410.
5301.0500
4413.
4413.
4419.
2104.0501
2302.0118
2401.0400
2501.0206
2302.0700
4306.0500
4409.
4303.
Goggles
Gold
Gonorrhea
Government Budget
Government, Colonial
Government, Domestic Affairs
Government, Dominions,
Colonies and Dependencies
Government, Economic Measnres
and Policies
Government, Executive Branch
Government, Form and Exercise
Govelliment, General
Government, Housing
Program
Government, Income of
Government, in Exile
Government, Judicial Branch
Government, Land Ownership
Government, Legislative
Branch
Government, Local
Government, Mandates and
Protectorates
Government, Military
Government, Military,
Occupied Territory
Government, Occupational
Government, Organization and
Functions
Government Owned Railways
Government, Police and
Security Organizations 3135.
Government, Political and
Civil Rights 3130.
Government, Political
Parties and Groups 3144.
Government, Practice 3113.
Government, Provisional 3600.
Government, Puppet 3500.
Government, Stability, Annual
Estimate of
Government, Theory
Governors!
2302.0700
4205.0800
5301.0100
4903.0212
3125.
3140.
3125.0300
4102.
and
4103.
3121.
3110.
3111.
5603.0300
4902.0200
3400.
3123.
4301.0400
3122.
3124.
3125.0400
3200.
0207.0400
3300.
3120.
4602.0202
Graders, Motorized and Heavy
Construction Equipment
Grades and Grading, Military
Grades and Ratings, Air
Gradients, Railways
Grain for Flour and Meal
Granuloma Inguinale .
Graphite
Grasslands
Grasslands, Topography and
Geography
Gratuities
Gravel, Rock Types Available,
Surface Materials
Gravel, Types of, Coasts and
Adjacent Islands
Graves, War, Administration of
Graving Docks, Ports
3170.
3112.
7210.
and
3124.0500
0504.11C4
0601.0201
2700.0411
4602.0301
4302.
5301.0100
4206.0100
6203.0505
6201.0100
5801.
and
5802.
6203.0209
6203.0601
0215.0406
4604.0364
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Gray List, Definition of
4108.0306
Gulf
6203.0600
Grazing Land
4303.0100
Gullies
6203.0102
Greases, Lubricating
4203.0506
Gun Mounts and Turrets,
Greek Orthodox Religion
5104.0200
Manufacture
4420.
Grenades
0408.
Guncotton
4408.
Grenades, Hand
0408.0100
Gunner, Air, Crew Training
2503.0305
Grenades, Improvised and
Gunner, Air, Individual
other
0408.0300
Training
2503.0204
Grenades, Rifle
0408.0200
Gunnery and Bombing, Aerial
Grids, Map Construction
6101.
(Training)
2503.0300
Ground. Camouflage, Air
2403.0200
Gunnery and Bombing Ranges,
Ground Control Data (Geographic
Air
2401.0300
.Source Materials)
6101.0205
Guns
0400.
Ground Crew, Air Training
2503.0206
Guns, AA Artillery
0403.0600
Ground, D/F Stations
8320.0302
Guns, Airborne Recoilless
0403.03c?
Ground, Fixed, Rad. Com
8310.0303
Guns, Aircraft
2302.0300
Ground Forces Top Control of
0201.
Guns, Aircraft, Ammunition for
2302.04co
Ground Markings, Air
Guns, Aircraft, Rockets for
2302.0405
Installations
2402.0200
Guns, Anti-Aircraft
0403.0600
Ground Mobile and Portable,
Guns, Anti-Aircraft, SP
0404.0400
Rad. Com
8310.0304
Guns, Anti-Aircraft, Rockets
Ground-Navy-Air Tactics
for
0406.0200
Combined..
0813.0300
Guns, Anti-tank
0401.0600
Ground Operations, Effect of
and
Climate on
6203.0700
0403.0500
Ground Operations, Effect of
Guns, AT Artillery
0403.0500
Topography, Geology,
Vegetation on
6203.0103 '
Guns, AT (20 mm. Caliber and
Smaller) .
0401.0600
Ground Tactical Commands,
(Who's Who)
7103.0500
Guns, Assault
Guns, Bazooka
0404.0100
0406.
Ground Tactical Units,
Guns, Close Support
0404.0100
Commanders of others,
(Who's.Who)
7103.0510
Guns, Field Artillery
Guns, Heavy Artillery
0403.0400
0403.0700
Grounds, Administration
0215.0400
Guns, Infantry
0403.0100
Thru
Guns, Machine
0401.0500
0215.0497
Guns, Manufacture
4409.
Group, Army, Strength
0304.0100
Guns, Medium Artillery
0403.0400
Groups, Commanders of
Guns, Mortars ;
0402.
(Who's Who)
7103.0605
Guns, Mountain
0403.0200
Groups, See Under Specific
Guns, Railway Artillery
0403.0700
?Type (political, Linguistic,
Guns, Railway Cara for
4602.0410
Ethnic, Minority, etc.)
Guns, Rifles
0401.0400
Guard, National
0203.0500
Guns, Seacoast Artillery
0403.0800
Guard, National, Issues of
Guns, Self-Propelled
0404.
Supplies and Equipment
1103.
Guns, Self-Propelled AA
0404.0400
Guerrilla Groups and Move-
Guns, Self-Propelled Close
ments, Political
3144.0600
Support and Assault
0404.0100
Guerrilla or Partisan
Guns, Self-Propelled Field
forces (Who's Who)
7103.0205
and Medium Artillery
0404.0200
Guerrilla Warfare, See under
Guns, Self-Propelled Tank
Section II, Military
Destroyers
0404.0300
Guerrillas, Administration of
0203.0800
Guns, Small Arms
0401.
Guerrillas, Organization of
0203.0800
Guns, Sub-Machine
0401.0300
Guerrillas, Partisans and
Gymnasiums, Buildings
0215.0400
Irregular Forces Organiza-
and
tion and Administration
0203.0800
0209.0202
Guide Books (Geographic
Gymnastics, Army
0209.0202
Source Materials)
6103..
Gymnastics, Air Corps
2700.0202
Guided Missiles
0407.
Gynecology
5305.
Guided Missiles, Jet Propelled
8420.0101
Gypsum
4206.0300
Guided Missiles, Rocket
Gyroscopes, Manufacture
4420.
Propelled
8420.0102
Guides, Postal
6103.
Hague?. Convention, Adherence to
3123.0402
Guiding Systems, Guided
Hair
4306.0500
Missiles
0407.0600
Half-Tracked Vehicles
0501.0400
Guidons
0601.0202
Half-Track Vehicles, Manufacture
4403.
Guinea Pigg
5305.
Halls, Hiring, Lajoor
5407.
Guinea Worm
5301.0600
Hand, Tools and Machine
0504.1300
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Hand Grenades
Hand Grenades, Manufacture
Handball
Handbooks
Handbooks, Scientific
Handcuffs
Hangars, Airport
Hangers, Prefabricated
Construction Materials
Harbor Defense
Harbor and Sea Port Facilities
(For More Detailed Index,
See Ports)
Harbors, Natural
(Economic Structure)
Harness
Harnessmakers
Hatchets
Haversack Rations
Haversacks
Hawaiians
Hayland, Land Devoted to
Hazards, Aerial
Head of Government, Present
Head of Government, Previous
Headgear, Uniform
Headphones
Headquarters, Higher, Tactical
Units, Organization and
Administration
Headquarters, Theater, Tactical
Units, Organization and
Administration
Headquarters or Inspectorates
of Army
Headquarters (Tactical Units)
Organization and Administration
Headquarters Organization, Air
Defense, Civil Population
Headquarters of Service
Departments
Headstones, Funereal
Equipment
Health
Health, Effect of Climate on
Health, Military Personnel
Health, Personnel - Air
Health, Prevention of Disease
Health, Relation of Sewage
Disposal to
Health, Reports
Health, Statistics
Health, Ma.intenance, Air
Health, Maintenance, Personnel -
Air
Health Organization, Public
Health and Accident Insurance
Health and Sanitation
Hearing,
Heating
Heating, Lighting, Refrigera-
tion and Ventilation of
Vessels
Heating Plante
Alpha. 3
0408.0100
4409.0400
0209.0202
and
2700.0202
5505.0100
8710.
5902.
2401.0100
0504.0402
0703.0204
4604.0300
4101.0100
4414.0200
4414.
0502.
1105.0400
1105.0400
3144.
4301.0200
2802.0110
3121.0500
3121.0501.
0601.
8330.1100
0208.0100
0208.0101
0204.0700
0208.
2107.
0204.0800
5203.0200
5300.
6204.0705
0209.0103
2700.0103
5304.
5304.0600
5300.
5300.
2700.0207
2700.0207
5302.
5806.0300
5300.
5301.0700
5300.
5603.0300
4604.0411
4502.0200
Heating, Systems and Equipment,
Aircraft'
Heavy Bomber
Heavy Construction and
Motorized Equipment
Hebrew Religion
Hectograph Machines
Hedges, Photographs (Geo- ?
graphic Source Materials)
Height Finders
,Heights Dominating Routes to
Critical Areas
Helicopter, Air, Special
Commands
Helicopters
Heliographs
Helium
Helmets
Helmets, Gas
Hemp
Heredity
Heoric Conduct
Herring Oil
Hevea
Hides
High Alloy Steels
High Command, Armed Forces,
Administration of
High Command, Armed Forces,
Organization of
High Command, Field, Adminis-
tration of
High Command, Field, Organiza-
tion of
High Command positions
(Who's Who)
Higher Headquarters, Order of
Battle
High Temperature Tar Synthetic
Oil Process
High Tide Depth, Landing
Beaches
Higher Headquarters, Tactical
Unite, Organization and
Administration-
Highest Echelons of Other
Military Organizations
(Who's Who)
Highways, See Roads and
Highways
Hills
Hindu Religion
Hindus
Hippologists
Hiring and Recruitment of
Labor
Historical
Historical, Messages
Historical, Records
Historical, Societies and
Associations
Historical Branch And
Archives
2302.0607
2302.0106
0504.1100
5104.0500
0509.
6102.0300
0502.0300
6202.0201
2104.0504
2104.0504
0509.
4408.0300
0601.
0505.0100
4305.0300
5103.
0607.0200
4307.0900
4416.0100
4306.0100
4205.0238
0202.0100
0202.0100
0207.0200
0207.0200
7103.0100
0103.0100
4203.0409
6203.0608
0208.0100
7103.0200
4602.0300
6201.0100
and
6203.0101
5104.0600
5104.0600
4306.0200
and
5305.
5407.
5101.
5101.
5101.
5101.
0204.0600
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Historical Branch, Army,
Organization
Historical Development of
Education
Histories, Unit, Partial
Identification by
Histories
Histories, Medical
Histories, Military
History, Air Mobilization
History of Nation
History, Social
History, Teaching of
History and Traditions,
Military Aviation
History and Traditions, Army
Hoarding
Hockey
Hogs
Hoists
Hoists, Projectile
Holidays
Holidays, National
Holidays, Recreation
HO= Guards
Home Life
Homeopathy
Homesteading, Government
Promotion of
Homes, Workers
Homing Pigeons
Honey
Honorary Degrees
Honor, Military
Honor, Rolls of
Honors,
Hookworm
Horse Shows
Horsemanship Training.
Horses
Horticulturists, Prominent
Hospital Equipment, Military
Hospital Ships
Hospitals
Hospitals, Air Posts
Hospitals, Military,
Administration
Hospital s, Military,
'Construction
Hospitals, Military Posts
Hospitals, Prefabricated
Construction Materials
Hostages
Hours and Wages, Labor
Household Organization
Household as a Producing Unit
Houses of Prostitution,
Quarantine and Control of
Housing
Housing, Air Posts
Housing, Cost of Living Factor
0204.0206
5700.
0104.0500
5101.
5303.
0216.
2206.0201
5101.
5101.
5703.
and
5704.
2201.0100
0301.0100
4105.0500
5807.
4303.0200
0504.1109
2302.
3181.
and
5807.0700
3181.
5807.0700
0203.0600
5600.
5305.
4301.0500
5603.0300
0509.
4302.
5704.
0209.0107
0607.
0607.
5301.0200
5807.0700
0901.0200
4303.020o
4301.0800
0507.
4604.0411
5303.0100
2401.0200
1106.0200
and
1106.0201
1106.0200
1106.0201
0504.0406
0306.
5403.0100
5601.
5602.
5304.0204
5603.0300
2401.0200
4105.0300
Housing in Occupied or Controlled
Areas
Housing, Military Posts
Howitzers
Human Rations, Maintenance
Requirements
Hurricanes
Husbandry, Animal
Hydraulic Systems and Equipment,
Aircraft
Hydro-Electric Power
Hydrogen Cyanide
Hydrogenation, Synthetic
Oil Process
Hydrographic Charts
Hydrographic Surveys
Hydrography
Hygiene, Army
Hygiene and Sanitation
Hypnotism
Ice, Artificial, Plants
Ice Breakers
Ice Data, Landing Beaches
Ice, Natural, Plants
Ice and Refrigeration, Food,
(Sanitary Aspects)
Ice Plants and Refrigeration
Ice Plants and Refrigeration,
Refrigeration Facilities and
Uses
Identification, Air, Ground
Marking
Identification, Air, Air-
craft Marking
Identification, Equipment,
Radar
Identification, Partial,
Units
Identification, Personnel,
Army
Identification, Radar
Identification Tags, Person-
nel, Air ?
Identification Tags, Person-
nel, Army
Identification, New, In Air
Operations
Identification, New, In Army
Operations,
Igniters, Manufacture of
Igloos
Ignited Oil, Anti-tank
Obstacle, Location of
Ignited Oil, Anti-tank
Obstacles, Structural
Data & Characteristics of
Igniters (Mines and Booby Traps)
Ignition Parts, Ammunition
Ignition Plarts, Battery
Ignition systems, Aircraft
Illegal Entry
Illegal Traffic, Narcotics
Illiteracy in Army
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4103.0300
0206.0600
0403.0400
1105.0400
6204.0400
4303.
2302.0600
4501.0101
8520.0102
4203.0409
6101.0101
6101.0101
6101.0101
0209.0207
5300.
5105.
4504.020o
4604.0386
6203.0608
4504.0100
5304,0404
4504.
4504.0300
2402.0200
2402.0100
8340.0350
0104.
Thru
0104.0600
0606.
8340.0250
2406.
0606.
2801.0600
0103.
and
0103.0618
4409.0400
5603.0300
0703.0518
0704.0518
0504.1005
0504.0604
0504.0604
2302.0607
7900.
4410.0700
2029.0105
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Illiteracy, Military Personnel
Illiteracy, Statistics,
Population
Illuminating, Ammunition
Illuminating Flares
Illuminating Gas as Fuel
Substitute
Illuminating Rockets
Illuminating Signal Bombs
Illuminating Signaling
Cartridges
Immigrant Groups, Loyalty
Immigrant Groups, Recognized,
Political Influence
Immigrant Groups, Unrecognized,
Political Tnfluence
Immigration Data
Immigration Stimulation of
Immorality, Air Force,
Personnel
Immorality in Army
Immorality, Military Personnel
Immorality, Belief in
Immunization, Interstate
Import Duties
Imports, Economic Warfare
Imports, Foreign Trade
Imports and Exports,
Foreign Trade
Imports and Exports,
Foreign Trade, Inclusive
Studies
Imports, Livestock, Dairy and
Meat Products
Impregnating Plants
Impregnating of Supplies and
Equipment for use
Incendiaries, Manufacturing
Incinerators
Income
Income, Government
Income, National
Income Tax
Indebtedness, Public
'Independence, Dominions and
Dependencies
Independence, Mandateeand
Protectlorates.
Independent Commands, Commanders
of (Who's Who)
Independent Commands, Order of
Battle
Independent Commands, Tactical
units, Organization and
Administration
Independent Offices,
Executive Branch
Independent Offices,
Executive Branch, Heads
Indemnities
Indicators (Electronics)
Alpha. 38
0209.0105
5702.
8311.0500
8311.0500
4203.0425
8311.0500
and
01406.
8311.0500
8311.0500
5103.
3144.0305
3144.0400
5202.0100
5204.
2700.0106
0209.0106
0209.0106
5105.
5304.0100
and
5305.0205
4702.0100
4108.0200
4704.0301
4704.0300
4704.0303
4303.0700
4408.0104
8520.0200
4408.0200
0509.
4902.
4902.0200
4902.0100
4902.0203
4905.
3125.0301
3125.0401
7103.0507
0103.0200
0208.0200
3121.0800
3121.0900
4911.
and
4900.
8330.1200
Indicators, Aircraft Instruments
Indicators, Signalling
Equipment (Manufacture)
Indium
Individual Equipment, Air
Individual Equipment, Army,
Reserves of
Individual Transportation,
Military
Individual Training
Induction, Policies and
Practices, Personnel-Air
Induction Policies and
Practices, Personnel, Army
Industrial Areas, Topography
Industrial Development,
Pattern of
Industrial Enterprise, Pro-
motion of in Colonial
Possessions
Industrial Installations,
Distribution of
Industrial Machinery,
Manufacture
Industrial Labor Organizations
Industrial Manpower
Industrial Mobilization
Industrial Organizations,
Control or Subsidy of Press by
Industries, Effects of
Rationing
Industries, Governmental
Emphasis in Stimulation and
Curtailment of
Industries, Manufacturing,
Relative Importance of
Industry, Absorption of Manpower
(Post-;War Economic Planning)
Industry, Animal
Industry, Economic Committees
relating to
Industry, Economic Measures and
Policies Relating to
Industry, Governmental Policy
Industry, Manufacturing,
Aircraft
Industry, Manufacturing,
Building Materials
Industry, Manufacturing,
Chemicals, Explosives, War
Gases, Smoke Preparations
Industry, Manufacturing,
Communications, Signal and
Lighting Equipment
Industry, Manufacturing,.
Concentration of Domestic
Control
Industry in Occupied or
Controlled Areas
Industry, Manufacturing,
General
Industry, Manufacturing, Guns,
Explosive Ammunition
Industry, Manufacturing, Leather
Industry, Manufacturing,
Machinery, Parts, Miscellaneous
Heavy Equipment
2302.0605
4407.
4205.0700
2302.0700
1103.0600
1107.0400
0901.0200
2700.0402
0209.0402
6202.0201
4101.0300
4102.0400
4101.0500
4406.0100
5405.
5205.
4197.0101
5505.
4105.0500
4102.0200
4101.0300
4104.0300
4303.
4102.0600
4102.
3141.0205
4404.
4413.
4408.
4407.
4401.0500
4103.0200
4401.
4409.
4414.
4406.
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Industry, Manufacturing,
Medical and Surgical
Instruments and Equipment
Industry, Manufacturing,
Miscellaneous
Industry, Manufacturing, New
Developments and Research
Industry, Manufacturing,
Optical Equipment
Industry, Manufacturing,
Pharmaceuticals, Drugs and
Medical Supplies
Industry, Manufacturing,
Photographic Equipment
Industry, Manufacturing,
Plastics
Industry, Manufacturing,
Precision Equipment
Industry, Manufacturing,
Railroad Equipment
Industry, Manufacturing,
Rubber
Industry, Manufacturtag,
Shipbuilding
industry, Manufacturing,
Textiles
Industry, Manufacturing,
Vehicles
Industry, Manufacturing,
Wood Products
-:industry, Metals and Metallurgy
Industry, Mining
Industry, Movement to Interior
(Economic Warfare)
Industry, Natural Gas
Industry, Nonmetallic Minerals
Industry, Petroleum
Industry, Reconstruction of
(Post-War Planning)
Industry, Reconversion of
(Post-War Planning)
Industry, Regulations.
(Economic Warfare)
Industry, Rehabilitation of
Industry, Relocation and
Dispersal (Economic Warfare)
Industry, Solid Fuels
Industry, Whaling
Infantry
Infantry, Administration of
Infantry, Airborne, Air
Special Command
Infantry Corps, Order of Battle
Infantry Corps, Organization
and Administration
Infantry Division, Organization
Infantry Division (all types)
Organization and Administration
Infantry Divisions, Order of
Battle
Infantry Forces, Strength
Infantry Guns
Infantry Regiment, Organization
Infantry, Organization of
Infantry Units, Order of
Battle
Infantry Units, Organization
.and Administration
Infantry Weapons
Infantry (Whofs Who)
4411. Infectious Diseases
Infiltration and Raiding
4421. Infirmaries
Inflation and Countermeasures
4422. Influenza
Informants
4419. Information, Geographic
Infr-Red and Ultra 'Violet
Ingots, Steel, Total ,Production
4410. Ingredients of powder
Inheritance of Property
4418. Inheritance Tax
Injuries
4417. Inland Waterways
Inlets
4420. Inoculations, Army
Insanity Statistics
4402. Insects
Insects and Animals, Control of
4416. Insect-Borne Diseases
Insignia, Air
4405. Insignia, Army, Regular and
Reserve
4415.
4-403.
4412.
4205.
4201.
4107.0201
4204.
4206.
4203.
4104.0500
4104.0200
4108.0303
4104.0400
4110.0400
4202.
4307.1000
0811.0100
0205.0300
2104.0505
0103.0105
0208.0105
0208.0301
0208.0301
0103.0301
0304.0104
0403.0100
0208.0301
0205.0300
0103.0601
0208.0601
Insignia, Civil Police
Insignia, Civilian Organiza-
tions
Insignia Militia Semi-Military
and other Military Organiza-
tions
Insignia, Unit, Partial
Identification by
Inspection, Beverage Plants
Inspection, Food
Inspection Methods and
Standards
Inspections and Reviews, Air
Inspections and Reviews, Army
Inspections and Visits,
General, Army
Inspoctor General Department,
Organization, Army
Inspector General Department,
Strength, Army
Inspectorates of Arms
Installations, Air
Installations, Defensive
Installations, Distribution of
Installations, landing Beaches
Installations, Medical
Installations, Military Posts
Installations, Reconstruction
Installations, Supply and
Reserve
Installations, Supply and
Reserve, Field
Installations, Underground,
Combat
Installations, Veterinary
Institute of Pacific Relations
Insitution Penal
Institutional Care (Other than
Mental and Penal)
Institutions, Educational
Institutions, Scientific Research
0401.
7102.0300
5301.0400
0812.0148
5303.0100
4909.0600
5301.0400
1000.0100
6101.0300
8360.0600
4205.0247
4408.0100
5105.0200
4902.0203
5300.
4604.0200
6203.0305
0209.0207
5306.
5304.0300
5304.0300
5301.0300
2405.
0601.0200
Thru
0601.0204
0604.
0603.
0602.
0104.0400
5304.0403
5304.0401
4404.0700
2503.0700
0906.
0907.
0204.0206
0304.0104
0204.0700
2401.
0703.
4101.0500
6203.0611
1106.0201
0206.0600
4413.1100
1103.0600
1104.0400
0703.0207
1106.0301
3161.0404
5902.
5803.
5700.
5706.
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Approved For Release 2001t0takkricAg-RDP78-02646R000100070001-9
Institutions, Mental
Instruction, Military
Instruments, Aircraft
Instruments, Band
Instruments, Cable
Instruments, Detectors
Instruments, Drawing
Instruments, Rngineer Equipment
Tnstruments, Fire Control
Instruments, Firing Data
Instruments, Flight Training,
Aircraft
Instruments, Legal
Instrumento, Measuring
Instruments, Medical
Instruments, Medical and
Surgical, Manufacture
Instruments, Meterologicai
Instruments, Mine Detectors
Instruments, Musical
Instruments, Navigation
Instruments, Observing
Instruments, Optical
Instruments, Range Finding
Instruments, Range Finding,
Aerial
Instruments,
Instruments,
Instruments,
Instruments,
Signaling
Surgical
Surveying
Telegraph
Instruments, Telephone
Instruments, Testing
Instruments of Precision,
Photographic and Reproduction
Equipment
Insular Possessions
Insulating Materials
Insulators
Insurance, Accident
Insurance, Air, Military
Insurance, Old Age
Insurance, Military Personnel
Insurance (Other than Military
and Social)
Insurance - Personnel - Air
(In lieu of or Supplemental
to:"-flying; pay)
Insurance, Social
Insurance, Unemployment
Insurance, Workmen's Com-
pensation
Insurrections, Suppression
Intelligence
Intelligence, Combat
Intelligence Corps, Branches of
Service, Administration of
Intelligence Corps, Branches of
Service, Organization of
5306.
0900.
2302.0605
5807.0400
0504.1200
and
4804.
8360.0200
0504.0802
0504.0800
0502.
Thru
0502.1100
0502.
2302.0605
3123.0400
0504.0800
4411.
4411.
4506.
0504.1007
5807.0400
2302.0606
0504.0809
4419.
0502.0200
0502.0200
0503.
0507.
0504.0801
0503.
and
4803.0200
0503.
and
4803.0200
0504.1200
0504.0800
3125.
4407.
and
4416.0505
8330.1400
5806.0300
2705.0505
5806.0200
0215.0305
4911.
2700.0505
5806.
5806.0100
5806.0300
0107.
1000.
1000.1100
0205.0200
0205.0200
Intelligence Corps (Who's Who)
Intelligence, Counter
Intelligence, Division
Administration of
Intelligence, Division, Air
Ministry
Intelligence, Details
Intelligence, Digest
Intelligence, Division, WDGS
Organization of
Intelligence Division of
General Staff, Chief of. and
Subordinates (Who's Who)
Intelligence, Tnformation
Intelligence, Military
Intelligence, Military Personnel
of
Intelligence, of Personnel
Air
Intelligence, Radio
Intelligence Personnel,
Subversion of -
Intelligence Tests,
Air
Intelligence, Training
Intercepting of Messages
Interception, Radar
Interception, Radar, Airborne
Interception, Radar, Ground
Interception Radar Equipment
Interception Radar Equipment,
Airborne
Interception Radar Equipment,
Ground
Interceptor Defense Systam,
Air, Cities
Interceptor Defense System,
Air, Combat Zone
Interceptor Defense System,
Air, Interior Zone
Interior, Zone of, Supply
' System
Internal Migration
Inter Racial and Ethnic Groups,
Attitude of Population Toward
International Affairs
International Affiliations,
Labor Organization
International Air Agencies
International Agreements,
Censorship in War
International Agreements,
Fishing
International Agreements,
Merchant Marine'
International Communication and
Transportation (Foreign
Policy)
International Communist
Activities
International Economic Missions,
Conferences and Agreements
(Economic Warfare)
International Law
International Law, Adherence
to
7102.0200
1000.1600
0204.0202
2103.0102
1000.0100
1000.0100
0204.0202
7103.0302
1000.0100
1000.
0209.0104
2700.0104
1000.1400
1000.1900
0209.0104
2702.0702
1000.0100
1000.0100
8340.0240
8340.0241
8340.0242
8340.0340
8340.0341
8340.0342
2106.0700
2106.0600
2106.0500
1103.
5202.0300
5501.0500
3160.
5405.
2101.0300
1000.1707
4307.0100
4604.0405
3161.0202
3161.0507
4112.
3123.0402
and
3165.0700
3123.0402
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International Organization,
Attitude of Population Toward
International Organization,
Labor
International Organizations and
Movements, Participation in
(Foreign Policy)
International Post-War and
other Long Range Plans
International Relations
International Security,
Foreign Policy
Interned Person, Civilian
Interned Persons, Military
Interned Vessels .
Internees, Civilian
Internment Camps
Internment of Property
Internment, Military Prisoners
of War
Interrogation, Air Prisoners
of War
Interrogation, Prisoners of
War
Interrogation and Interviews
Interpreters (Civil)
Interrogators
Interstate Control and Quar-
antine Measure, Disease
and Sanitation
Interventions, International
Interviews
Intestinal Diseases, Preva-
.1ence
Intestinal Parasites, Treat-
ment and Prophylaxis Pro-
gram
Intrastate Control and Quar-
antine, Disease and
Sanitation
Intrenchments, Fortifications
Invasion by Enemy, Economic
Effect (Economic Warfare)
Invasion, Military
Inundations
Inundations, Structural Data
Inventions, Research
Inventories of Property, Stores
and Supplies on Hand
Investigations, Supplies and
Equipment
Investigators Abroad
Investigators in Country
Investments
Investments, Foreign, in
Manufacturing Industries
Investments, Foreign, in
Country, General
Investments in Foreign
Countries
Iodine Deficiencies,
Diseases
Iron and Steel
Irregular Armies, See Section
II, Military
5501.0400
5405.0100
3161.0300
3161.0400
and
3161.0500
3161.0600
3160.
3161.0207
3165.0800
0306.
4604.0404
3165.0800
0209.0305
3233.0100
0209.0305
2205.0200
0209.0305
8025.
3163.0600
0209.0305
5304.0100
3161.0300
1000.1500
5301.0200
5304.0206
5304.0200
0701.
4110.
0812.0104
0703.0513
0704.0513
8430.0102
1103.0600
1103.0300
1000.0700
1000.0800
4901.0100
4401.0400
4906.
4907.
5301.0700
4205.0200
Irregular Forces, Adminis-
tration of
Irregular Forces, Organize.-
tion of
.Irrigation Ditches, Photo-
graphs (Geographic Source
Materials)
Irrigation Project, Food
Crops
Islands, Topography
Isolationism
Isopropyl Alcohol,
Manufacture
Issues and Problems, Politi-
cal-Domestic
Issues of and Equipment,
Supplies
Isthmuses
Jackets, Uniform
Jamming
Jamming Guided Missiles
Jamming Navigation
Jamming Radar
Jamming Radio
Jamming Radio Proximity Fuze
Jamming Devices, Radio and
Radar
Jaundice, Catarrhal
Jaundice, Spirochaetal
Jeeps,
Jet Propelled Aircraft
Jet Propelled,Guided Missiles
Jetties, Structures In Water
Jewish Religion
Jews
Jigger Flea
Joint Chiefs of Staff,
Administration of
Joint Chief of Staff
Joint Commands
Joint Intelligence Agencies
Joint Intelligence Committees
Joint International Boards
Joint War Plans
Journals, Geographic
Journals, Medical
Journals, Military
Journals, Service
Journals, Service School
Judge Advocate General Depart-
ment, Organization
Judge Advocate General Depart-
ment, Strength
Judge Advocate General's Corps,
Administration of
Judge Advocate General's Corps,
Organization of
Judge Advocate General's De-
partment, Administration
Judge Advocate General's De-
partment or Corps (Who's
Who)
Judge Advocate General's De-
partment, Organization of
Judicial Branch, National
Government
0203.0800
0203.0800
6102.0300
4302.0300
6203.0600
5501.
4408.0100
3142.
1103.0500
6203.0101
0601.
8350.0210
8350.0214
8350.0215
8350.0212
8350.0211
8350.0213
8350.0210
5301.0400
5301.0500
0501.0100
2302.0112
0407.0200
4604.0313
5104.0500
5104.0500
5301.0600
0202.0400
0202.0400
0201.0300
1000.0300
1000.0200
0202.0400
0810.0200
6103.
5305.
0908.
0908.
.0908.
2400.
2400.
0205.2400
0205.240o
0205.2400
7102.2400
0205.2400
3123.
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Judicial Decisions, Effect
In Political Issues and
Problems
Judiciaries, Local, Powers of
Judiciaries, Provincial
Judiciary, National, Views
Domestic Affairs
Jujitsu
Junctions, Railway
Jungle Warfare, Equipment
Jurisdiction, Censorship in
War
Jurisdictbn, Civil Govern-
ment over Federal Property
or Operations '
Justice, Military
Jute
Kala-Azar
Kalsomine
laillthAl (Alloys)
Kerosene, Production
Statistics
Kerosene, Properties, Uses
Kings (Who ls Who)
Kitchens, Field
Kitchens, Post
Kitchens, Rolling
Kite Barrages, Air
Operations
Kite Barrages, Defense
Kits, Aircraft Tools
Kits, First Aid
Knives
Kodaks and Supplies
K,yanite
Labor, Agricultural
Labor Bureau, International
Labor, Employers's Organiza-
tions
Labor, Employment and
Unemployment
Labor, Government Relation-
Ship to
Labor, Governmental Policy
Labor; Hiring and Recruiting of
Labor, Manpower Studies
Labor, Organization,
International
Labor, Organization, National
Labor, Strikes and Lockouts
Labor Working Conditions and
Regulations
Labdratories
Laboratories, Aircraft Radio
Laboratories, Chemical Field
Laboratories, Industrial
Laboratories, Medical
Laboratories, Naval Research
Laboratories, Pharmaceutical
Laborers '
Labradorite
Lachrymose Gases and Chemicals
Alpha. 42
3142.1000
3124.0800
3124.0900
3141.0505
0901.
4602.0301
0503.1500
1000.1703
3123.
2400.
1106.0600
5301.0300
4413.
4205.0900
4203.0402
4203.0503
7201.
0508.
0215.0404
o5o8.
2802.0404
2106.1000
2302.0611
0507.
0401.0700
0504.0800
4206.0300
4301.0100
,and
4302.0400
3161.0405
5406.
5402.
5401.
3141.0204
5407.
5205.
5405.0100
5405.
5404.
5403.
4422.
2302.0800
5706.
4422.
5303.0500
N 8430.0102
4410.0400
5205.0200
4205.0302
and
4206.0200
8520.0105
Lagoons
Lakes, See Topography
Lakes, Water Transportation
Lamps, Communication Equipment
Land, Agricultural, General
Land, Annexation
Land, Disposition. of, Buildings,
and Grounds
Land Fortifications
Land, Grazing
Landing Mat, Prefabricated
Construction Materials
Land Mines, Manufacture
Land Mounted Torpedo Tubes
Land Mounted Torpedo Tubes,
Structural Data
Land Owners
Land, Property Administration
Land, Sheep Raising
Land Transportation
Land Warfare, Rules
Landing Beaches
Landing Craft
Landing Fields, Etergency,
Individual
Landing Fields, Emergency,
Potential
Landing, Gear, Aircraft
Landing, Lights on Aircraft
Landing, Strips
Landmarks
Landscape Photographs
Landslides
Language, Proficiency in and
study of
Language Schools, Foreign,
in Country
Language Students, Foreign,
Military, In Country
Language Students, Military,
in FOreign Schools
Languages, General ?
Characteristics
Lantern Slides
Lanterns
Latex, Preparation of Crude
Rubber from
Latex, Statistical Data
Lathes
Launching Devices, Guided
Missiles
Launching of Ships
Laundry Equipment, Military
Latrines
Laundries
Laundries, Supplies for
Lavatories
Lae, International, Adherence
to
Law, Martial
Law Observance and Execution,
Attitude of Population Toward
Lawlessness, Suppression of
Laws, Administration of the
Army
Laws, Affecting Disbursement
6203.0310
6203.
4604.0200
8311.0500
4301.
0215:0401
0215.0407
0703.
4303.0100
0504.0401
4409.0400
0703.0209
0704.0209
4301.0800
0215.0401
4306.0300
4603.0500
3123.0402
6102.0203
and
6203.0606
0501.0500
2401.0101
2401.0102
2301.
2301.
2401.0100
6203.
6102.0207
6203.
5102.
5705.0400
0904.0400
0904.0500
5102.
0504.0809
0509.
4416.0102
446.0700
4406.0300
0407.0100
4604.0411
0509.
5300.
0208.0614
0208.0616
5300.
3123.0402
0107.
5900.
5901.
0201.
4908.0100
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Laws, Civil Code
Law, Constitutional
Laws on Espionage, Sabotage
Subversion
Laws, Foreign
Laws, International
Law, Judicial Branch
Laws, Mobilization
Laws and Methods of Exchange
Stabilization
-Laws, Labor
Laws, Municipal Ordinances
3123.0401
3123.0102
3123.0405
3123.0400
3123.0402
3123.0400
0303.0101
4910.0200
5403.0100
3124.0600
Lessons and Trends, Strategic
Employment, Air
Lessons and Trends, Tactical
Employment, Air
Levees
Lewleite, Manufacture
Liaison, Exercise of Command
Liaison, Technical, Foreigners
in Country
Liaison, Technical, By Nationals
in Foreign Countries
Liberation
2502.0200
2501.0300
6203.0304
4408.0300
0814.0700
1000.0900
1000.0600
5805.
Laws, National Defense
0201.
and
Laws, Naturalization
5204.
4104.
Laws, Penal Coda
5902.
Libraries
5707.
Laws, Property, Peacetime
3123.0403
Libraries Military,
Laws, Property, War
3123.0404
Administration
0216.1100
Laws, Regulations of the Army,
Libraries, Post
0215.0407
Affecting Organization
0216.0100
Lice, Control of
5304.090
Laws and Regulations, Civilian
Lie Detectors
5901.
Air Defense
2107.0200
Life, Domestic, Conditions of
5600.
Laws and Regulations, Civil,
Life Tables
5203.0300
Air
2901.0400
Lifesaving, Apparatus, and
Laws and Regulations, Military,
Devices, Aircraft
2302.0611
Air
2201.0400
Lifesaving Guns
0401.0200
Laws and Regulations, Mobiliza-
tion, Air
2206.0101
Light Control, Measures
(Blackout)
2107.1300
Laws, Revised Statutes and
Light Divisions, Order of
Amendments
3123.0400
Battle
0103.0305
Laws or Rules, Land Warfare
3123.0402
Lighters
4604.0325
Laws, State and Territorial
3124.0800
Lighthouses
4604.0106
Laws, Traffic Regulations,
Civil and Military
5900.
Lighting, Electric Power.
Systems.
4501.
Lead
4205.0500
Lighting, Prefabricated
Leaders, Political, Current
Construction Materials
0504.0404
Views on Foreign Policy of
3161.0700
Lights, Aids to Air Navigation
2402.0200
Leaders, Religious
5104.
Limbs, Artificial
0507.
Leaders, Revolutions
3144.0501
Lillie
4206.0100
Leaders, War, Confidence of
Limestone
4206.0100
Civilian Population in
5502.
Limitation of Armament
3165.0500
.
League of Nations., Attitude of
Limited Service, for Officers
0209.0102
Population Toward
5501.0400
Linen, Manufacture
44'5.
Leather Manufacture
4414.
Linguistic Groups
5102.
Leave, Military
0209.0205
Linguistic Groups, Statistics
5201.0300
Leaves of AbAence, Military
0209.0205
Link Trainers, Aircraft,
2302.0611
Leaves of Absence, Officers and
Liquid Air, Manufacture
4408.0100
Warrant Officers
0209.0205
Liquor, Distillation and
Leaves, Furloughs and Passes,
Fermentation
1+3014-. 0800
Personnel - Air
2700.0205
Liquid Fire
0506.0300
Lectures, Army
0209.0208
Liquor Rationiug
4105.0500
Legal Attaches
1000.0500
Listings (Scientific)
8720.
Legations
3164.0100
Listings (Foreign Documents)
8720.1000
Legislation
3122.
Listings (Foreign Equipment)
8720.2000
Legislation, Defense
0201.
Lists of Intelligence Targets
Legislation of Military System
0201.
on Intelligence Objectives
8100.
Legislative Body, Current
Literature and the Arta
5708.
View in Foreign Affairs
3161.0704
Literature, Restriction of
Legislative Branch
3122.
Propaganda
5503.0600
Legislatures, Local, Powers of
3124.0600
Lithium
4205.0700
Legislatures, State Members of
3124.0700
Lithographing outfit, Supplies
Leishmaniasis, Kala-Azar and
and Products
0504.0804
Cutaneous (Disease)
5301.0300
Litters
0507.
Lend Lease
4705.
Livestock, Imports and Exports
4303.0700
Lenses, Optical, Manufacture of.
4419.
Living Conditions
5600.
Leprosy
5301.0400
Living, Cost of
4105.
Lessons and Criticisms.,
Living, Standards of
5603.
Military Operations
0106.
and
5502.
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Loading and Unloading, Ports
and Harbors
Loading and Unloading,
Railways
Loans of Supplies and Equio-
ment to Foreign Governments
Loans, Public Debt
Loans, Supplies and Equipment
Loans, U.S. Government to
others, as Allies Funds
Local Governments
Local Governments, Political
Issues and Problems Within
Local Governments, Relations.
Between
Location, Radion Communica-
tions Stations
Location, Units, Identifica-
tion by
Locations, Navigational
Stations
Locations, Radar Installations
Locations, Strategic,
Geographical
Lockouts, Labor
Locks, Inland Waterways
Locomotives
Locomotives, Manufacture
Logistical Facilities,
Adequacy of in War
Logistics, Military, Air
Loiasis
Losses, Material, Equipment
and Supplies, Air
Losses, Personnel, Air
Losses, Shipping, Thru
Navigational Mishaps
Losses, Ships
Losses, Supplies and
Equipment
Losses, Vital Statistics
Loud Speaking Devices
Louse-Borne Diseases
Loyalty, Army Personnel,
Loyalty, Air Force Personnel
Loyalty to Goveriment, News-
papers, News Services, etc.
Lubricators
Lubricants
Lumber, Manufacturing
Lympho-Granuloma Venereum
Machetes, Small Arms
Machetes, Scabbards
Machine, Hand and Tools
Machine, Punch Cards
Machine Gun Mounts
Machine Guns
Machine Guns, Air
Machine Shops, Ports
Machinery, Canals
Machinery, Electrical
Machinery, Industrial
Machinery, Manufacturing of
4604.0321
4602.0331
4705.
4905.
4705.
4704.0502
3124.
3142.0400
3142.0500
8310.0400
0104.0100
8320.0400
8340.040o
6202.0101
5404.
4604.0208
4602.0401
4402.
4601.0400
1100.
and
2600.
5301.0300
2204.0200
2204.0100
4110.0300
1105.0600
5203.
8311.
5301.0300
0209.0107
2700.0107
5505.0100
0504.1206
4203.0506
4412.
5301.0100
0401.
0401.
0504.1300
0509.
2302.0305
0401.0500
2302.0303
Thru
2302.0307
4604.0363
4406.0100
4406.0200
4406.0100
4406.
Machines, Cleaning 4406.
Machines, Measuring and Testing 4406.
Machines, Office 0509.
Machines, Photographic 4418.
Machines, Printing and
Duplicating
Machines, Tools and Implements
Machines, X-ray
Mackinaws
Magazine Rifle
Magazines
Magazines-, Small Arms
Magazines, Subscriptions
Magic, Belief in
Magicians
Magnesite (Light Metals
Sources)
Magnesite, Minerals in
Manufacture of Light Metals
Magnesium (Light Metals) '
Magnesium (Secondary Nonferrous
Metals)
Magnetic, (mine, ship and
submarine detectors)
Magnetic Disturbances
Magnetos
Mail, Air-mail
Mail, Air Routes
Mail Censorship
Mail and Courier
Army
Service,
Mail and Courier System, Civil
Mail, Establishment of Post
Offices and Routes (Not
Air)
Mail, Franking Privileges
Mail, Free Postage
Mail, Irregularities
Mail, Lost or Destroyed Mails
Mail, Misdirected
Mail, Parcel post
Mail, Penalty Envelopes
Mail, Postage Stamps, Use of
Mail, Readdressing and
Forwarding 4812.0300
Mail, Registered 4812.0400
Mail, Regulations and Rules,
Postal and Otherwise 4812.
Mail, Routes (Not Air) 4812.0200
Mail, Rural Free Delivery and
Extension of Special Delivery
Mail, V-Mail
Mail Service, Army,
Administration 0205.2700
Mailing Lists 4812.
Mailing Tubes 4812.
Mailameters 4812.
Mails, Transportation of 4812.0200
Maintenance, Aircraft 2302.0800
Maintenance, Health, Personnel-
Air 2700.0207
Maintenance, Repair', and Sal-
vaging of Equipment and
Aircraft
Maintenance, Requirements,
Allowances 1105.
0509.
4406.0300
0507.
0504.0203
0401.0400
5505.0100
0401.
5505.0100
5105.
5105.
4205.0302
4206.0200
4205.0300
4205.0600
8360.0700
6204.
4406.o400
2901.0700
2901.0700
5504.
0205.2700
and
0217.0400
4812.
4812.0100
4812.0100
4812.0100
4812.0100
4812.0300
4812.0300
4812.
4812.
4812.0100
4812.0300
0205.2700
2601.0400
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Maintenance, Requirements,
Ammunition
Maintenance, Requirements,
Animal Rations
Maintenance, Requirements, Fuel
Maintenance, Requirements,
Human Rations.
Maintenance, Requirements,
Total
Maintenance, Ships
Malaria
Malaria, Intrastate Quarantine
and Control
Malaria, Treatment and Pro-
phylaxis Program
Mallein (Special Veterinary
Treatment)
Malnutrition
Mandates, Colonial Affairs
Mandates, Organizatien and
Functions
Maneuver Areas, Administration
of
Maneuver Areas, Organiza-
tion of
Maneuver and Deployment
Possibilities, Topographic
Maneuver Areas
Maneuver Grounds
Maneuver Maps
Maneuver and Training Areas
Maneuvers, Air, General
Maneuvers, Air, Tactical Trends
Maneuvers and Exercises,
Training, Army
Manganese (Steel Alloying
Metal)
Manifests, Ship
Manifolds
Manpower
Manpower, Air
Manpower, Available Military
Manpower, Controls and Policies
of Government
Manpower, Efficiency
Manpower, Foreign Labor
Manpower., Industrial, etc.
Manpower, Occupational
Distribution
Manpower and Population
Manpower Studies
Manuals
Manuals, Geographic
Manuals, Training, Administra-
tive System
Manufacture and Methods of
Supplies and Equipment
Manufacturing, Armament,
Materials Consumption and
Requirement
Manufacturing, Aircraft
Production
Manufacturing, Areas
Manufacturing, Automobiles,
Buses, Etc.
Manufacturing, Building
Materials
1105.0200
1105.0500
1105.0300
1105.0400
1105.0100
4604.0357
5301.0300
5304.0200
5304.0206
5303.0600
5301.0700
3125.0100
3125.0100
0206,0400
0206.0400
6202.0306
0206.0400
0903.0100
6101.
0903.0103
2503.0600
2501.0300
0903.0100
4205.0400
4405.0300
0501.
0300.
2200.
0301.
5205.0300
5205.0200
5205.0400
5200.
5205.0100
5200.
5205.
1216.
6103.
0216.0200
4421.
4409.0800
140+.
4401.0200
4403.
4413.
Manufacturing, Chemicals,
Explosives and Gases
Manufacturing, Commanications
and Signal Equipment
Manufacturing, General
Manufacturing, Industrial
Equipment, Heavy
Manufacturing, Leather
Manufacturing, Machinery and
Heavy Equipment
Manufacturing, Margarine and
Butter Substitutes
Manufacturing, Medical and
Surgical Instruments and
Equipment
Manufacturing, Medical,
Drugs and Pharmaceuticals
Manufacturing, Miscellaneous,
of Military Importance
Manufacturing, New Developments
and Research
Manufacturing, Optical Equipment
Manufacturing, Photographic
Equipment
Manufacturing,
Manufacturing,
Equipment
Manufacturing,
Equipment
Manufacturing,
Manufacturing,
Manufacturing,
Surpluses
Manufacturing,
Plastics
Precision
Railroad
Rubber
Shipbuilding
Shortages and
Steel
Manufacturing, Textiles
Manufacturing, Vehicles,
Motorized and Nonmotorized
Manufacturing, Wood Products
Manufacturing Establishments
Manufacturing, Guns, Explosive
Devices and Ammunition
Manufacturing Industry, Con-
centration of Domestic
Control
Manure
Manuscripts
Map Data (Geographic Source
Materials)
Mapping, Aerial
Mapping and Map Work
Mapping, Equipment, Army
Maps, Aeronautic
Maps, Battlefield, Maneuver,
and War
Maps, Blueprints, Drawing,
Sketches, Tracings
Maps, Construction
Maps, Disposition of
Maps, Distribution of
Maps, Foreign
Maps, Geographic Information
to be Reported
Maps, Information about Maps
to be Reported
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CONFIDENTIAL
4408.
44o7.
4401.
4406.
4414.
4406.
4304.0700
4411.
4410.
4421.
4422.
4419.
4418.
4417.
4420.
4402.
4416.
44o5.
4101.0400
4205.0233
Thru
4205.0248
4415.
4403.
4412.
4401.
4409.
4401.0500
4306.0400
5505.0500
.6101.
6102.0100
and
2902.0500
6101.
0504.0802
2902.0500
6101.-
6101.
6101.
6101.
6101.
6101.0100
6101.0300
6101.0100
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Maps, Methods of Reproduction
Maps, Mosaics
Maps, Publications to be
Forwarded
Maps, Purchase of
Maps, Reproduction of
Maps, Sale of
Naps, Scale of
.March Techniques, Tactics
Margarine and Butter,
Substitutes
Marijuana
Marine, Life, Extent of
(Economic Structure)
Marine, Merchant
Marine, Merchant, Convoy Plans
Marine Corps
Marine Equipment
Marine Obstacles
Marine Obstacles, Structural
Data
Marine Railways, Ports
Marines, Strength, Active
and Reserve
Maritime Quarantine Regulations
Marking, Packing, Inspecting,
Supplies and Equipment,
Logistics
Markings, Air, Ground
Markings, Airplane
Marksmanship
Marriage Ceremonies, Regula-
tion of Sexual Relations,
Restrictions
Marriage Statistics
Married Men, Enlistment of
Marshalling Yards, Ports and
Harbors
Marshalling Yards, Railway
Marshals
Marshes, Critical Areas,
Strategy of Country
Marshes and Swamps
Martial Law
Masks, Gas
Masks, Gas, Research and
Development
Masons
Massacres, Historical
Matches Shooting (National)
Materials, Blackouts
Materials, Building (See
item, such as Lumber)
Materials Essential, Strategic,
Critical, Controlled and
Prohibited Items
Material, Plastic
Materials, Symthetic
Materiel Crumnnd, Air
Materiel Losses, Air,
Operations
Measles, Diseases
faidacjA-RDP78-02646R000100070001-9
6101.
6101.
6101.0200
6101.
6101.
6101.
6101.0102
0816.
4304.0700
4410.0700
4101.0100
4604.0400
4604.0416
0303.0200
0504.0900
0703.0540
0704.0540
4604.0364
0304.0200
5304.0100
1104.
2402.0200
2402.0100
5807.
and
0902.0400
5105.0100
5203.0500
0302.0100
4604.0346
4602.0205
5901.
6202.0201
6204.0318
Thru
6204.0324
0207.0600
and
0107.
0505.0100
8520.0201
5400.
3414.
5807.
2107.1300
4413.
4413.0100
4417.
4417.0100
2102.
2204.0200
5301.0400
Measles, German, Diseases 5301.0400
Measles, Intrastate Quarantine
and Control 5304.0200
Measures, Passive Defense 0812.0125
Measures and Weights 4702.0300
Measuring Instruments and
Machines 4406.
Meat, Canning 4304.0600
Meat, Freezing 4304.0500
Meat, Production and
Distribution 4303.0500
Meat Products, Domestic
Consumption and Sufficiency of 4303.0700
Meat Products, Exports and
Imports 4303.0700
Meat, Sanitary Aspects 5304.0400
Meat, Slaughtering 4303.0500
Mechanical Equipmen, 0504.0800
Mechanics 7523.
Mechanics, Civilian 0214.
Mechanics, Military 0208.0614
Mechanics - General, Personnel
Air 2700.0111
Mechanics, Personnel Air 2702.0423
Mechanization 0822.
Mechanization and Motorization
Theories, Army 0822.
Mechanized Force 0207.0600
Medals 0605.0100
Medals, Army 0605.0100
Medals, Civil 3183.
Mediation, Terminating War 3165.0703
Medical 0811.0900
Medical Attendance 5302.
Medical Crops 0205.1400
Medical Corps, Administration
of 0205.1400
Medical Corps, Organization of 0205.1400
Medical Corps (olhofs Who) 7102.1400
Medical Department, Organization,
Army 0205.1400
Medical, Dressings and
Materials 0507.
Medical Equipment
Medical, Examinations
Medical Facilities and
Personnel (NonMilitary)
Medical Histories
Medical Hospitalization
Medical Installations
Medical Instruments
Medical Laboratories
Medical Research
Medical Reserve Corps
Medical Service, Air Defense,
Civil Population
Medical Service, Organization,
Army
Medical Service, Strength, Army
and
8;8,?:0200
5303.0500
5303.
5305.
1106.0200
1106.0200
1106.0201
and
5303.0500
0507.
and
5303.0200
5303.0100
and
5303.0500
5305.
0205.1400
2107.1500
0205.1400
0304.0104
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Medical Supplies - 4410.
00070001-9
Metals--Continued
Medical Supplies, Electrical
Maganese
4205.0400
Equipment
4411.
Minerals
4200.
Medical Supplies, Manufacturing
4410.
Molybdenum
4205.0239
Medical and Surgical Instruments
and
and Equipment, Manufacturing
4411.
4205.0400
Medical Units, Order of
Monel metal
4205.0900
Battle
0103.0611
Nickel
4205.0400
Medical Units, Organization
and
and Administration
0208.0611
4205.0238
Medicine Aviation
2700.0207
Ores
4205.
Medicines
4410.
Platinum
4205.0800
Medicines, Manufacturing
4410.
Silver
4205.0800
Medicines, Training in
and
Surgery, Nursing, Clinics,
and First Aid
0904.0800-
Steel
4205.0900
4205.0200
Medium Member
2302.0105'.
Tin
4205.0500
Meetings
3165.0400
Tungsten
4205.0238
Members of Foreign Military
4205.0900
Missions in Country (Who's
and
Who)
7104.0800
4205.0400
Members of Military Missions
Wolfram
4205.0238
Abroad (Who's Who)
7104.0300
4205.0900
Memorial Halls
5603.0300
and
Memorials.
1215.
4205.0400
Meningitis
5301.0400
Zinc
4205.0500
Mental Disorder
5306.
Metals, Alloying, Steel
4205.0400
Merchant Marine
4604.040o
Metals, Alloys, Various
4205.0900
Merchant Marine, Convoy Plans
4604.0416
Metals, Light
4205:0300
Merchant Marine, Recruiting
4604.0406
Metals, Mining Industry,
MercbantMarine, Training
4604.0406
General
4201.
Mercury
4205.060o
Metals, Minor
4205.0700
Mess Boxee (rations)
1105.0400
Metals, Miscellaneous
and
Metallurgical Processes
4205.1000
0508.
Metals, Nonferrous, IMportent
4205.0500
Mess Equipment
0508.
Metals, Nonferrous, Secondary
4205.0600
Mess Halle
.0215.0405
Metals, Precious
4205.0800
Mess Hits
0508.
Metals and Metallurgy
4205.
Mess Management training
0904.0800
Meteorological Instruments,
Message Centers, Army
Observations
4506.
Administration
0217.0300
Meteorological Equipment, Radio
8360.0800
Messenger Dog Units, Signal
Meteorological Services
4506.
Corps, Organization
0208.0609
Meteorological Services, Air,
Messenger Pigeon Units,
Civil
2901.0800
Signal Corps, Organization
0208.0608
Meteorological Stations
4506;
Messengers, Military
0208.0609
Meteorologist
7523.
Metallurgy
4205.
Meteorology
2901.0800
Metallurgy, Research
8430.0103
and
Metals:
4506.
Aluminum
4205.0300
Meteorology, Radio
4805.0105
Bauxite
4205,0302
Meters (see conversion tables).
Beryllium
4205.0700
Methane as Gas Fuel Substitute
4203.0425
Brass
4205.0900
Methanol as Liquid Fuel
Bronze
4205.0900
Substitute
4203.0418
Chrome
4205.0238
Methanol, Manufacture
4408.0100
and
Methods, Inspection and
4205.0400
Standards
4404.0700
Copper
4205.0500
Methods and Manners of con-
Cryolite
4206.0200
ducting War
0800.
4205.0302
Methods of preserving and
and
storing supplies
1103.0500
4205.0303
Methods Propulsion
8420.0100
Gold
4205.0800
Methylaline
4408.0100
Iron
4205.0200
and
Lead
4205.0500
4203.0418
Magnesium
4205.0300
Metropolitan Areas
5108.0500
and
Mica
4206.0100
4205.0600
Mice, .date
5305.
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Approved For Release 2001/NIAtRWRDP78-02646R000100070001-9
Microfilms
Microphones, radio
Microscopes, Manufacture
Microscopists
Middlemen, Labor
Midwives
Migration, Internal
Mileage, Road System
Militarism
Militarized Societies,
Administration of
Militarized Societies,
Organization of
Militarized Societies,
Health Maintenance
Militarized Societies,
Premllitary Training
MilitArized Societies,
Strength
Military Academies
Military Agencies, Organiza-
tion and Administration
Military Agencies,
Significance of
Military Agents Abroad,
Accredited
Military Agents Abroad,
Not Accredited
Military Agents in Country,
Accredited
Military Agents in Country,
Not Accredited
Military Aircraft, Transporta-
tion by
Military Archives, ARminis-
tration
Military Areas
Military Attaches, Abroad
Military Attaches Abroad,
(Who's Who)
Military Attaches, In
Country
Military Authorities,
Relations between Civil and
Military
Military Blocs Recognized,
Political Influence
Military Blocs, Unrecognized,
Political Influence
Military Books, Unofficial,
Administrative System
Military Bridges, Construction
of
Military Budget
Military Commanders in War,
avers
Military Concentration Camps
Military Concentration Camps,
Personnel - Air
Military Control, Efficiency
of
Military Control, Merchant
Marine
Military Control, Occupied
territory
0504.0803
and
2302.0610
8330.1600
4419.
7523.
5407.
5303.0300
5202.0300
4603.0202
3141.0300
0203.0700
0203.0700
0209.0207
0905.0204
0304.0103
0904.
0202.
0202.
1000.0500
1000.0700
3000.0800
7000.1000
2105.
0216.1100
0206.
1000.0500
7104.0100
1000.0800
3141.0302
3144.0301
3144.0400
0216.0900
1110.0300
0215.0101
0207.0600
0209.0305
2700.0305
0207.0400
4604.0404
0207.0400
Military Courts, Personnel
discipline
Military Courts and Commis-
sions, Personnel - Air
Military Discipline
Military Districts, Adminis-
trative Structure
Military Districts, Division
of the Country into
Military Districts, Functions
of
Military Districts, Organiza-
tion of
Military Engagements and
Campaign
Military Espionage
Organizations
Military Espionage Organiza-
tions, Administration
Military Espionage Organiza-
tions (Who's Who) 7103.0207
Military Expeditions 0106.
Military Expenditures 0215.0102
Military Expenditures, Other
Agencies 0215.0103
Military Explorations 0106.
Military Gendarmerie of local
defense forces, Commanders
of (Who's Who) 7103.0704
Military Government 3200.
and
0209.0302
2700.0302
0209.0300
0206.0100
0206.0100
0206.0100
0206.0100
0106.
0203.1000
0203.1000
Military Government, Effect
on Executive Powers
Military Government, Occupied
Territory
Military Histories
Military History of Coasts
Military Information and
Collection of
Military Information and
Dissemination of
Military Information, Means
of Safeguarding
Military Installations at
Landing Beaches
Military Intelligence and
Counter-Intelligence
Military Intelligence,
Organization
Military Intelligence,
Strength
Military Intelligence
Service, American Press
Correspondents Suitable for
Military Intelligence
Service of Foreign
Countries
Military Law, Personnel,
Air
Military Law, Personnel,
Discipline
Military Libraries,
Administration
Military Manpower
Military Manpower, Policy
to Increase
3280.
3121.0103
0207.0400
0106.
6203.0601
1000.0100
1000.0100
1000.2000
6203.0611
1000.
0204.0202
0304.0105
k 5505.0600
1000.0100
2700.0301
0209.0301
0216.1100
0300.
5205.0300
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Military Missions Abroad,
Members of (Who's Who)
Military Missions in Foreign
Countries, Administration
of ,
Military,Miseions in Foreign
Countries; Organization of
Military Missions fram
Foreign Countries
Military Missions to
Foreign Countries
Military Missions, Foreign,
in Country; Administration
and. Organization Of
Military antiNaval
TranBpOrt-7.
Military Objectives
Military Observers
Military Gbservers Abroad
(Iirho'slfho)
Military Operations,
Military: Operations, Com-
bined. WitIV=Air and Navy
felltary Operations, Com-
-.fined With Allied Forces
Operations, Demolition
in Admuice,,or Retreat
Military-Gparations, Disposi-
:tion Of Forces
MitItaryOperatione,
Distribution, of Forces
Military Operations, Effect
Of Drainage on
Military.Operations, Effect
on Civilian Morale
Military Operations, General,
Military Operations,
Movementa..:',,
MilitaryGperatione, Order of
Battle :
MilttaryOperations, Organiza-
tion and. Distribution of
Forces.*
MilitaryGperationa,
Political Aspects
Military Operations, Public
Order and Safety-UBe of
Troops -
Military Operations, Reviews
and Inspections by Foreigners
Military Operations, Rules of
Land Warfare
Military Operations,
Scorched. Earth
Military Operations, Strength
of Forces
Military Organizations,
Character of
Military Organizations,
Effectiveness of
Military Organizations Organ-
ization and Administration
Military Organizations, Part
Played in Overall Military
System
Military Organizations,
7104.0300 Purpose of 0203.
Military Organizations,
Significance of 0203.
0202.0600 Military Organizations, Size
of 0203.
0202.0600 Military Periodicals,
Unofficial, Administrative
3164.0404 System 0216.1000
Military Personnel Adminis-
3163.0404 tration, See - Personnel
Military Personnel,
Suffrage
0202.0700 Military Police, Aaminis_
tration of
2302.0114 Military Police, Organita-
0812.0104 tion of
1000.0800 Military Police, Secret,
and Administration of
1000.0500 Military Police, Secret,
Organization of
7104.0200 Military Police (Who's Who)
Military Police Corm
3165.0703Organization
i4ilitary Police Corps, Strength
0106. military Police Units,
Order of Battle
0106. Military Police Units, Organiza-
tion and Administration 0208.0617
0106. Military Policies of Other
Countrieg, Reaction to 3165.0300
0106. Military Policies of U.S.,
? Reaction to 3165.0200
0106. Military Ports (Construction of) 1110.0400
Military Posts and. Stations,
0106. Administration of 0206.0600
Military Posts and Stations,
5502. Commanders of Others
0106. (Who's Who) 7103.0709
Military Posts and Stations,
0106. Organization of 0206.0600
Military Pressure Groups
0106. Recognized, Political Influence 3144.0301
Military Pressure Groups,
Unrecognized, Political
0106. Influence 3144.0400
Military Prisons 0209.0304
3165.0300 Military Prisons,' Perecinnel, Air 2700.0304
Military Problems 0903.0100
Military Publications
0107. Administrative System
0106.
0106.
0106.
0106.
0203.
0203.
0203.
3131.0200
0205.2200
0205.2200
0203.0900
0203.0900
7102.2200
0205.2200
0304.01o4
0103.0617
Military Radio,
Military, Railways,
Construction of
Military Railway Service
Military Records, Administrative
System
Military Reservations
Military Roads, Construction of
Military Rubber Goods
Military Schools, Commanders
of, Members of instructing
staffs, and officers attending
0203. courses (Who's Who)
0216.
Thru
0216.11.00
4805.0103
1110.0100
1101.0100
0216.
Thru
0216.1100
0206.0300
1110.0200
4416.0505
7103.0706
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Military Schools of Country,
Foreign Personnel (Who's
Who)
Military Science
Military Staff Conversations,
Bilateral and Multilateral
Military Stations, Aaminis_
tration of
Military Stations, Organiza-
tion of
Military Strategy
Military Strength, Manpower
Military System, Constitutional
Provisions of
Military System, Organization
and Administration of
Military System, Basic
Legislation of
Military Tactics
Military Textiles
Military Traditions of the
Nation
Military Transportation
System
Military Who's Who, Branches
of Service
Military Who's Who, General
Military Who's Who, Individual
Military Who's Who, Positions
Militia or National Guard,
Military Organizations,
Organization and Adminis-
tration
Militia or National Gnard,
Personnel - Air
Militia, Personnel
Militia (Who's Who)
Milk, Pasteurization
Milk, Production
Milling (Food Processing)
Mimeograph Machines and
Supplies
Mimeograph Operators
Mine Blocks
Mine Destruction equipment
Mine Detectors
Mine Exploders
Mine Fields, Anti-Personnel
Mine Fields, Anti-Tank
Mine Fields, Anti-Personnel,
Structural Data
Mine Fields, Anti-Tank
Structural Data
Mine Fields, Marine
Obstacles
Mine Fields, Marine
Obstacles, Structural Data
Mine Field Marking, Mines
and Booby Traps
Mine Laying, Air
Mineral Content of Water
Mineral Deposits, Wealth of
Mineral Mines
Minerals
Minerals, Metals and
Metallurgy
7104.0900 Minerals, Mining Industry,
0800. General
Minerals, Nonmetallic
3165.0401 Minerals, Petroleum
Minerals, Solid Fuels
0206.0600 Miners
Mines, Ammunition, Air
0206.0600 Mines, Anti-Boat, Under Water
0820. Obstacles, Location of
0300. Mines, Anti-Boat, Underwater
Obstacles, Structural Data
0201. Mines, Anti-Personnel
Mines, Anti-Tank
0201. Mines, Booby Traps
Mines and Booby Traps
0201. Mines, or Booby Traps,
0811. Improvised
4415.0500 Mines, Coal
Mines, Iron
0201. Mines, Explosive Devices,
Manufacture of
1107. Mines, Minerals Used in
Manufacture of Light Metals
7102. Mines, Minor Metals
7100. Mines, Nonferrous Metnls,
7101. Important
7103. Mines, Nonferrous Metals,
Secondary
Mines, Nonmetallic Minerals
Mines, Precious Metals
Mines, Refractory Minerals
Mines and Resources, Dept. of
Mines, Steel Alloying Metals
Mining, Relative Importance
Mining Industry, General
Ministerial Agency of the
War Department, Organization
and Administration of
Ministers, Executive, Current
Views on Domestic Affairs
Ministers, Executive, Present
Ministers, Foreign
Ministers, Religious
Ministries, Executive,
Organization
Ministry, Labor
Ministry, Press
Ministry, Propaganda
Ministry, School System
Ministry or Department, Air
Ministry or Department, Army,
Organization
Ministry or Department, War,
Strength
Ministry of National Defense,
Organization and Administra-
tion of
Minorities, Political
Tnfluence and Activities
Mirrors, Searchlight,
Anti-Aircraft
Mirrors, Searchlight, Anti-
Aircraft, Manufacture of
0203.0500
2702.
0211.
Thru
0211.0410
7103.0201
5304.0402
4303.0400
4304.0100
0509.
7327.
0704.0512
0504.1000
0504.1007
0504.1208
0703.0521
0703.0512
6704.0521
0704.0512
0703.0541
0704.0541
0504.1008
2802.0301
5304.0501
4101.0100
4201.
4200.
4205.
4201.
4206.
4203.
4202.
7304.
2302.0406
0703.0551
0704.0551
0504.1002
0504.1001
0504.1004
0504.1000
0504.1003
4202.0103
4205.0204
4409.0400
4206.0203
4205.0703
4205.0503
4205.0603
4206.0103
4205.0803
4206.0303
3120.
4205.0403
4101.0300
4201.
0204.0100
3141.0503
3121.0600
3121.0600
7413.
3121.0700
5401.
5505.
5503.0100
5701.
2103.
0200.
3004.0105
0202.0100
3144.
0703.0403
4407.
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Misconduct, Personnel, kativa
Army
Missible, Controlled Devices
Missiles, Guided
Missing in Action, Army
Missing in Action, Navy
Missing in Action, Army Air
Missing in Action, Navy Air
Mission Of Army in National
Life
Missionaries
Missions, Air, Abroad
Missions, Air, in Country
Missions, Foreign (Religious)
Missions, Foreign Military,
in Country, Administration
and Organization of
Missions, International.
Economic
Missions, Military, in Foreign
Countries, Administration and
Organization of
Missions, Public Health
Missions, Special, From
Foreign Countries
(Foreign Affairs)
Missions, Special, to
Foreign Countries (Foreign
Affairs)
Mist (Climate)
Mistreatment of Enlisted Men
Misuse of Flag
Misuse of Uniform, Active
Army
Mite-Borne Typhus
Mixed Brigades, Order of .
Battle
Mixed Brigades, Tactical
Units, Organization and
Administration
Mixed Smaller Unite, Order
ob Battle
Mixed Smaller Units, Organiza-
tion and Administration
Mob Behavior, Tendency
Toward
Mob Disturbances, Political
Significance
Mobile Corps, Order of
Battle
Mobile Corps, Organization and
Administration
Mobile Divisions, Order of
Battle
Mobile Divisions, Organiza-
tion and Administration
Mobile Guns, Carriages,
Mounts, and Tripods for
Mobile Medical Intelligence
Units
Mobile or Motorized Corps,
Order of Battle
Mobile Refrigeration Units
Mobile Reporting Units
Mobile Surgical Units
Mobilization
0209.0106
Thru
0209.0109
8410.010o
0407.
0305.0100
0305.0200
0305.0300
0305.0400
0201.
5104.0800
2101.0200
2101.0100
5104.080o
0202.0700
4112.
0202.0600
5302.0400
3164.0400
3163.0400
6204.0300
0209.
3182.
0601.0100
5301.030o
0103.0400
0208.0400
0103.0500
0208.0500
5900.
3144.0800
0103.0106
0208.0106
0103.0304
0208.0304
0404.0200
0208.0611
0103.0106
0208.0614
0208.0618
0208.0611
0303.
Mobilization, Air
Mobilization, Army
Mobilization, Army Air
Forces or Corps
Mobilization, Economic
Mobilization, Foreigners
and Colonials
Mobilization, Industrial
Mobilization, Army, Methods
Mobilization, Nationals
Abroad
Mobilization, Navy
Mobilization, Navy, Air Arm
Mobilization, Wartime
Mobilization.t Women
Mob Violence
Models, Aircraft
Models, Supplies and
Equipment
Models, Vessels or Ships
Modulators
Modulators, A.F.
Modulators, R.F.
Mohammedan Religion
Molasses
Moles (Ports and Harbors)
Molybdenum
Monel Metal
Monetary Exchange
Monetary Systems and
Currency
Money, SEE Currency.
Monitoring, Telecommunications
Monks
Monographs, Medical
Monopolies, Economic
Monopolies, Government
Monroe Doctrine
Monuments
Mooring, Aircraft
Moorings, Mine Equipment
Moral Standards, Military
Personnel
Moral Standards, Personnel,
Air
Morale, General Attitudes of
Civilian Population
Morale, Military Personnel
Morale, Personnel, Air
Morale Service
Morale, War, of Civilian
Population
Morale and Public Opinion,
General
Morale Service Army, Organiza-
tion and Administration of
Morale Service or Propaganda
Corps Mots Who)
Morale and Welfare Activities,
Military
Morale and Welfare Activities,
Personnel, Air
Morals and Belief
Moratorium
Morbidity, Diseases
Morphine
2206. -
0303.0100
0303.0300
4107.0101
0303.0104
4107.0101
0303.0101
0303.0105
0303.0200
0303.0400
0303.0102
0303.0103
5105.0300
2302.0800
1103.0300
4405.0200
8330.1700
8330.1701
8330.1702
5104.0400
4304.0300
4604.0302
4205.0400
and
4205.0239
4205.0900
4910.0100
4909.0200
4802.0305
5104.
5305.
4114.
4701.0600
3161.0208
5707.
2401.0100
0504.1009
0209.0106
2700.0106
5501.
0209.0108
2700.0108
0205.2800
5502.
5500.
0205.2800
7102.2800
0209.0200
2700.0200
5105.
3122.0400
5301.
4410.0700
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Mortality, Diseases
Mortality Statistics
Mortars
Mortars, Adequacy of
Domestic Production
Mortars, Manufacture
Mortgages
Mortuaries
Mosaics
Mosquitoes, Control of
Moslem Religion
Motion Picture Photography
(See Also Moving Pictures):
Equipment, Army
Manufacture of
Motion Picture Service,
Organization, Army
Motion Pictures and Theater,
Informational Aspects
Motion Pictures and Theaters,
Recreation
Motorized Corps, Order of
Battle
Motorized Corps, Organization
Motorized Divisions, Order
of Battle
Motorized Divisions, Organization
Motor Transport, Civil
Motor Transport Corps,
Organization
Motor Transport Corps,
Strength
Motor Transport Equipment,
Army
Motor Transport, Statistics
Motorcycles
Motorcycles, Manufacturing
Motorized Corps, Organization
and Administration
Motorized Divisions, Order
of Battle
Motorized Divisions, Organiza-
tion and, Administration
Motorized and Heavy Construc-
tion Equipment
Motorized and Nonmotorized
Vehicles,. Civilian and
? Military, Manufacture
Motors, Manufacturing
Motors Ship, Manufacture
Mountain Corps, Order of
Battle
Mountain Corps, Order
of Battle
Mountain .Corps, Organization
and Administration of
Mountain Defiles and Passes,
Photographs
Mountain Divisions:, Order
of Battle
Mountain Divisions Organiza-
tion and Administration of
Mountain Guns
Mountain Training
,Mountain Warfare
Mountains, Topography
5301.
5203.0200
0402.
4409.0201
4409.0200
and
4409.0205
3123.0403
0215.0406
6101.
5304.0300
5104.0400
0504.0803
4418.
0208.0609
5507.
5807.0600
0103.0106
0208.0106
0103.0304
0208.0304.
4603.0500
0208.0106
0304.0104
Q501.
4603.0509
0501.0100
4403.
0208.0106
0103.0304
0208.0304
0504.1100
4403.
4406.0400
4405.0500
0103.0108
0103.0108
0208.0108
6102.0205
0103.0307
0208.0307
0403.0200
0901.0200
0812.0144
6201.0100
Mounts, Cannon and Machine
Gun, Aircraft 2302.0305
Mounts, Gun 0403.
Mounts, Gun, Parts and
Accessories 0403.
Mounts, Navy Guns N-0403.
Mounts, Trench Mortar 0403.
Mounts, Turrets 0403.
Mouth and Foot Disease 5301.0500
Movement Cross Country, as
Affected by Surface
Materials, Windstorms
Movement, Forced Manpower
Movement, Ground Operations,
Effect of Climate on
Movement, Ground Operations,
Effect of Relief Features on
Movement, Ground Operations,
Effect of Vegetation on
Movement of Ships and Vessels
Movement of Troops, Army,
Logistics
Movement of Troops, Army,
Tactics and Stratea
Movements, Air, Supply
Movements, Air, Troops
Movements, Guerrilla,
Partisan, and Resistance
Groups, Etc.
Movements, Inland Waterway,
Supply
Movements, Inland Waterways,
Troops
Movement, Military
Movements, Oceanic, Supply
Movements, Oceanic, Troop
Movements, Population
Movements, Railway, Supply
Movements, Railway, Troop
Movements, Revolutionary,
Political Parties and Groups
Movements, Road, Supply
Movements, Road, Troop
Movements, Social
Movements, Supply
Movements, Water, Supply
Movements, Water, Troop
Moving Picture Equipment
Moving Picture Equipment,
Manufacture of
Mud, Coasts
Mufflers
Mules
Multiball Cartridges
Multigraph Machines and
Supplies
Multilith Machines
Multivibratore
Mumps
Municipal:
Authorities
Courts
Ordinances
Munitions, Reserves of
6203.0221
5205.0300
6204.0700
6203.0103
6203.0515
4604.0423
1109.
0816.
1108.0400
and
2802.1100
1109.0400
and
2802.1000
3144.0600
1108.0302
1109.0302
0106.
1108.0301
1109.0301
5202.
1108.0100
1109.0100
3144.0500
1108.0200
1109.0200
5107.
1108.
1108.0300
1109.0300
0504.0803
4418.
6203.0601
0501.
4303.0200
0400.
0504.0804
0504.0804
8330.1800
5301.0400
3124.
3124.
3124.
1103.0600
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Munitions and Supply
Murder
Museums ?
Music, Recreation
Musical Instruments
Musicians
Musketry Training
Musette Bags
Mustard Gas
Mustard Gas, Manufacture
Mutinies
Mutton
Myiasis
Myths (Morals and Belief)
Name Plates and Production
Rates, Radio
Names, Geographical Changes
Designations
Naphthaline, Manufacture
Narcotics
Narrow Gauge Railroads,
Prefabricated Construction
Materials
National Anthems
National Affairs, Influence
of Newspapers, Periodicals
and News Services
National Archives
National Capital and Financial
Enterprises in Foreign
Countries
National Debt
National Defense Agencies,
(Military)
National Defense Budget
National Defense Council,
Administration and
Organization of
National Defense, Department
.of
National Defense, Ministry of
Administration and
Organization of
National Defense Policy,
(Military)
National Defense Policy,
(Political)
National Defense, Political
-Issue
National Defense System
National Frontiers
National Groups
National Guard, Administration
and Organization of
National Guard, Insignia
National Guard (National
Militia)
National Guard, Personnel
National
National
National
National
National
Guard, Uniforms
Guard, Who's Who
Police Organizations
Socialism
Shooting Matches
1102.
5105.0300
5707.
5807.0400
5807.0400
5807.040o
0902.0400
0509.
8520.0104
4408.0300
0209.0108
4.303.0500
5301.0600
5105.
National Telephone Network
and Equipment
National Telegraph Network
and Equipment
Nationalistic Attitudes
(Patriotism)
Nationality
Nationals Abroad
Nationals in Foreign Air
Schools
Nationals, Mobilization of
Nationals, Normally Living
Outside of Country
Native Forces, Organization
Native Forces, Role of
Nativity
8330.1900 Natural Gas
Natural Phenomena
6200. Natural Resources
4408.0100 Natural Sciences
4410.0700 Naturalization Laws
Nautical Instruments
Naval Academies
0504.0408 Naval Air Forces, Combined
5807.0400 Training
Naval Air Forces, Cooperation
with Military
5505.0100 ' Naval Air Forces, Structure
3142.0100 Naval Air, Intermediate
Tactical Organization
Naval Air, Large Tactical
Commands
Naval Air Schools
Naval Air Stations
Naval Air, Tactical Doctrines
Naval Aircraft
,Naval Attaches, Foreign
Naval Attaches, U.S.
0202.0200 Naval Aviation Units Assigned
to Army
4907.
4905.0100
0202.0100
4904.
0202.
and
3121.0900
0202.0100
0810.
3141.0300
3142.0300
0201.
6202.0109
5201.0300
0203.0500
o6ol.
0203.0500
0211.
Thru
0211.0410
0601.
7103.0202
5901.
3144.0200
5807.
Naval Bases, Districts,
Stations
Naval Depots
Naval Forces, Employment of
Aviation in lieu of
Naval
Naval
Naval
Naval
Naval
Naval
Naval
Naval
Naval
Forces, Top Control of
Intelligence, Office of
and Military Transport
Operations, Chief of
Patrols
Radio
Research Laboratory
Service, Evasion of
Units
Navicular, Devices
Navies, Foreign
Navigable Streams
Navigability and Navigable
Potentialities, Rivers,
Harbors and Waterways
Navigation:
Aerial Equipment
Aide to, Water
Navigation, Aids to
4802.
4-803.
5501.0100
5103.0100
5202.0200
2503.0405
0303.0105
5201.0500
0205.0100
0302.0100
5103.0100
4204.
6204.
4101.0100
4101.0100
5204.
2302.0605
N-0904.0600
2503.0315
2501.0102
2202.
2104.0400
2104.0200
2503.0400
N-2401.0100
2501.0100
2302.
N-1000.0800
N-1000.0500
2104.0600
Thru
2104.0800
N-4604.0300
N-4604.0300
2802.0100
0201.
N-1000.
2302.0114
7103.0106
N-2106.0500
4805.0103
8410.0300
0209.0300
0103.0500
and
0208.0500
8410.0200
0303.0105
4101.0100
4604.0100
2302.0606
4604.0303
4604.0106
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Navigation Apparatus,
Radio, Portable
Navigational Aids
Navigational Equipment,
Aircraft
Navigational Equipment,
Manufacture
8350.0315
and
8350.0503
8350.0312
2302.0606
4420.
Newspapers, Foreign, in
Country
Newspapers and Periodicals,
Personnel - Air
Newspapers and Periodicals,
Use by Military Personnel
Nichrome
Nickel
Nickel Alloy Steel
5505.0200
2700.0204
0209.0204
4205.0900
4205.0400
5205.0238
Navigator, Air, Crew
Night Flying
2902.
Training
2503.0302
Night Training
Navigator, Air, Individual
Nitrate Plants
4206.0101
Training
2503.0200
Nitrates
V06.0100
and
Nitric Acid, Manufacture
4408.0100
2503.0203
Nitrogen
4408.0100
Navigators
2503.0203
Nitrogen Mustard Gas
8520.0104
and
Nitroglycerine
4408.0100
2503.0201
Non-Accredited Agents or
Navigator's Charts, Books,
Agencies Abroad, Political
3163.0600
Supplies Equipment
4420.
Non-Accredited Agencies of
Navy, See Section III;
Foreign Power in Country
Military
(Political)
3164.0600
Navy, Air, Demobilization
0307.0400
Nonbelligerency
3161.0206
Navy, Air, Mobilization
0303.0400
Noncombatants
0209.0107
Navy Bureau of Ordnance
0205.1800
Noncommissioned Officers
0209.
Navy, Demobilization
0307.0200
Nonfood Animal Products
4306.
Navy Guns
0400.
Nonfood Plant Products
4305.
Navy, Mobilization
0303.0200
Nongovernmental Propaganda
Navy Ordnance Supply
1102.
Organizations
5503.0100
Navy Schools
2503.0400
Nonmetallic Minerals
4206.
Navy, Strength
0304.0200
Nen-Political Blocs and
Navy, Regular, Administration
of
0203.0200
Pressure Groups, Recognized,
Political Influence
3144.0300
Navy, Regular, Organization
Non-Political Blocs and
of
0203.0200
Pressure Groups Unrecognized,
Navy Vessels
4604.0412
Political Influence
3144.0400
Navy War Plans
0810.0400
Nonviolence, Morals and Belief
5105.
Navy, Who's Who
7100.
Numbers, Station
4805.0202
Nazism
3144.0200
Numerical Strength, Order of
Negotiations, International
3165.0400
Battle
0105.
Nets, Camouflage Equipment
0504.0301
Nuns
5104.0100
Nets, Fish
4307.0100
Nurses:
Nets, Marine Obstacles
0703.0543
Allowances
0215.0302
Nets, Marine Obstacles,
Civilian
5303.0300
Structural Data
0704.0543
Military
0213.
Nets, Torpedo
0703.0543
Pay
0215.0302
Netwol4ks or Grids, Trans-
mission of Electric Power by
4501.0200
Transportation
Uniforms
1107.
0601.
Neurologists
7502.
Nursing Schools
5303.0400
Neurology
5301.0700
Nuts
4302.
Neutrality
3161.0205
Nylon, Manufacture
4415.
Neutrality Patrol, Air
2901.0901
New Articles and Ideas Offered
Oath to the Colors
0209.0402
for use of Army, Supplies
1103.0200
Oaths, Officers' Commissions
0209.0402
New Developments and Research,
Oats
4302.0100
Manufacturing
4422.
Objectives:
News Broadcasts, Control of
5506.0100
Intelligence, Lists of
8100.
Newspapers in Army
0209.0204
Military, Desigeation of
0812.0102
News Services
5505.0100
Objectors, Conscientious
0209.0107
News Services, Foreign, in
Observation:
Country
5505.0200
Aircraft
2302.0109
Newspaper Correspondents
5505.0300
Air, Tactical Doctrines
2501.0204
and
Plane
2302.0109
5505.0400
Posts, Antiacraft Defense
0703.0404
Newspapers
5505.
Posts, Anti-Aircraft De-
Newspapers, Army, Administration
fense, Structural Data
0704.0404
of
0216.0400
Posts, Land
0703.0210
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Observation--Continued
Posts, Permanent Fortifications,
Structural Data
Observations:
Military
Topographical
Observer., Air Training
Observers:
Abroad, Military
Foreign in Country, Military
Foreign, Maneuvers and War
Observing Instruments,
Telescopes
Observing Stations
Obstacles:
Antiairlanding
Antiairlanding, Structural
Data
Antiglider
Antiparachutist
Antipersonnel
Antipersonnel, Structural
Data
Antitank
Antitank, Ignited Oil
Antitank, Ignited Oil,
Structural Data
Antitank, Structural Data
Artificial
Artificial, Structural Data
Marine
Marine, Structural Data
Underwater on Landing
Beaches
Underwater on Landing
Beaches, Structural Data
Obstruction, Navigation Hazards
Obstetricians
Occupancy of Property in War
Occupation:
Armies of
Costs
Enemy, Economic Effects of
Forces, Administration
Forces, Costs
Government
Occupational Labor Groups
Occupations, Distribution of
Occupied Areas, Economic
Measures and Policies in
Occupied Territories, Com-
manders of (Who's Who)
Occupied Territory, System
for Control
Oceanic Movements (Supply)
Oceanic Movements (Troop)
Oceans
Oculists
Offense:
Air Operations, Support of
Land Forces
Strategic Doctrine, Military,
Naval, Air
Tactical Theories and
Doctrines
Offenses:
Crimes
Morals and Conduct
0704.0210
0903.0103
6203.
2503.0205
1000.0500
1000.0800
0903.0103
0502.0800
0703.0210
0703.0530
0704.0530
0703.0531
0703.0532
0703.0520
0704.0520
0703.0510
0703.0518
0704.0518
0704.0510
0703.0500
0704.0500
0703.0540
0704.0540
0703.0550
0704.0550
4604.0303
5303.0300
4103.
0207.0400
0215.0104
4111.
0206.0500
0215.0104
3300.
5405.
5205.0100
4103.
7103.0702
0207.0400
1108.0301
1109.0301
6200.
5303.0300
2802.0200
2502.0101
0812.0101
5903.
5105.
Officers
Commissioned, See Personnel,
Noncommissioned, See Per-
sonnel
Public Health
Offices and Quarters,
Assignment of
Official Representatives
Abroad
Officials, Foreign Office
Officers, Military:
Foreign, Detailed for
Training
Military Attaches
Observers at Maneuvers and
Wars
Staff Corps and Departments
Oil:
Coal Oil, Kerosene or
Mineral Oil
Consumption
Crude, Production
Crude, Transportation
Diesel
Diesel, Production Statistics
Distribution Systeme
Fields and Wells, Recon-
naissance & Target
Photographs & Reports on
Fuel (Light)
Fuel, Liquid
Individual Types, Properties,
Uses, Production and
Consumption
Lubricating, Production'
Statistics
Production, Overall Figures
Reserves
Seeds, Food
Seeds, Nonfood
Storage, Ports
Storage Systeme
Synthetic, Production
Oils, Cooking
Oils, Nonedible, Animal
Products
Oils and Fats, Edible
Oilskin Clothing, Uniform
Ointment
Old Age Insurance
Oleomargarine
Olive Oil
Onchocerciasis (Disease)
Open Sights, Small Arms.
Open Terrain Warfare
Open Weapon Emplacements:
Field Fortifications,
Structural Data
Land
Land, Structural Data
Operational Orders,
Administrative
Operations:
Air
Air, Climate, Effect of
Camouflage
0209.
5302.0200
0209.0400
1000.0400
3162.0100
7104.0400
7104.0100
0903.0103
7103.0300
4203.
4203.0500
4203.0900
4203.0300
4203.0800
4203.0504
4203.0402
4203.0800
4203.1000
4203.0505
4203.0400
4203.0500
4203.0402
4203.0432
4203.0200
4302.0100
4305.0600
4604.0360
4203.0600
4203.0408
4304.0700
4306.0500
4304.0700
0601.0108
5303 .0200
5806.0200
4304.0700
4304.0700
5301.0300
0404.0100
0812.0126
0704.0301
0703.0206
0704.0206
0216.0600
2800.
6204.0706
0818.
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Operations--Continued
Combined
Counter-Amphibious
Division of General Staff,
Chief of and Subordinates
4205.0400
4205.0202
Thru
4205.0205
2107.
2106.
2001 WilltRIM-RDP78-02646R000100070001-9
Ore and Metal, Steel Alloying
0106. Ore, Iron
and
0813.
0812.0149 Organization:
Air Defense System, Civil
Air Defense System, Military
(Who's Who)
7103.0305
Air Department or Ministry
2103.
Division War Dept., General
Air, Services
2105.
Staff
0204.0205
Air, Special Commands
2104.0500
Ground, Effect of Climate on
6204.0700
Air, Tactical Cramsnan
2104.
Ground, Topography Suitability
6203.0103
Air, Territorial
2102.
Joint Allied Forces
01?16.
Army
0200.
Joint Army and Navy
olo6.
Amy, Armed Forces
0205.
and
Amy, National Defense
0813.
Agencies
0202.
Military
0106.
Amy, National Defense
0812.
System
0201.
0813.
Amy, Services
0205.
and
Army, Tactical Unita
0208.
0820.
Army, War Department or
Special
0812.0136
Ministry
0204.
Thru
Branches of Service
0205.
0812.0150
Censorship in War
1000.1702
Theaters of
0207.0100
Distribution of Forces
0101.
Ophthalmology,
5303.
and
Ophthalmologists
3jui.uivu
0102.
and
Frontier Commands
0206.0300
7523.
General Staff Corps
0205.0100
Opiates
5303.0200
Government
3120.
and
Military Agencies
0202.
4410.0700
Military Districts
0206.0100
Opinion, Public
5500.
Military System
0201.
and
Special Zones
0206.0300
3501.
Supply Division
0204.0204
Opinion, Public, Influence
Supremo General Staff
0202.0300
of Press
5505.
Tables of
0205.
Opium
4410.0700
Tactical Units
0208.
and
War
0207.
5303.0200
War Department General Staff
0204.0200
Optical Equipment, Manufacture
4419.
War Department or Military
0204.
Optical Instruments
4419.
War Ministry
0204.
Opticians
5303.0300
Organizational:
and
Equipment, Air
2302.
7523.
Equipment, Army-
0500.
Optometry
5303.
Training
0902.
Orchards under Cultivation
4301.0200
Organizations:
Order of Battle:
Charitable
5802.
Air Operations
2802.0101
Employers'
5406.
Military Operations
0100.
Independent
5106.
Thru
Labor
5405.
0106.
Military
0203.
Orders:
Military Espionage
0203.1000
Administrative, Administra-
tive System
0216.0500
Police
Pre,Military Training
5901.
0203.1100
Operational Administrative
Propaganda Nongovernmental
5503.0100
System
0216.0600
Quasi-Military
0203.0600
Travel, Military Personnel
0209.0407
Public Welfare
5801.
Ordinances, Municipal
3124.0600
Reserves
0203.0400
Ordnance:
Student
5704.
Corps or Service,
Territorial
0206.
Organization
0205.1800
Trade, Nongovernmental
4701.0700
Plants and Works
4409.
Organized Reserve Corps
0203.0400
Service, Organization of
0205.1800
Organized Reserves:
Service, Who's Who
7102.1800
Personnel
0210.
Units, Order of Battle
0103.0613
Thru
Units, Organization and.
0210.0410
Administration
0208.0613
Personnel, Air
2701.
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Organized Reserves--Continued
Parachute Troops
2802.0900
Who's Who
7103.0203
Parachutes:
0509.
Orientals
5103.0100
and
and
2302.0700
5201.0300
For Equipment Containers
0509.
Orientation Training
0901.0200
and
Orphans, Institutions for
5803.
2302.0701
Orthodox Religion
5104.0200
For Food Containers
0509.
Orthopedists
7523.
and
Oscillators, Radio
8330.2000
2302.0701
Oscillographs and Oscilloscopes
8330.3005
Manufacture
4421.
Osteopaths
7523.
Parts and Accessories
0509.
Osteopathy
5303.
and
Other Static Divisions,
2302.0701
Order of Battle
0103.0315
Parades
0906.
Other Task Forces, Order of
and.
Battle
0103.0207
2503.0600
Other Types of Corps, Order
Parades, Fortifications
0703.0100
of Battle
0103.0110
and
Other Types of Divisions,
0704.0100
Order of Battle ?
0103.0316
Paraffin
4203.0508
Overcoats, Uniform
0601.0100
Parasites, Intestinal
5304.0206
Ownership of Land
4301.0400
Paratyphoid Fever
5301.0200
Oxalic Acid, Ingredient
Parcel Post
4812.
for Explosives
4408.
Pardons:
Oxanilie, Ingredient for
Amnesty, Clemency - Person-
Explosives
4408.
nel, Air
2700.0307
Oxygen:
Civil Prisoners
5902.
Breathing Apparatus
2302.0611
Military
0209.0307
and
Parentage
5601.
4421.
Parking, Aircraft
2401.0100
Cylinders
2302.0611
Parking Space, Automobiles
0501.0200
Equipment, Air
2302.0611
Parks:
Equipment, Manufacture
4421.
Recreation
5807.0100
Masks
0505.0100
Superintendents of
5807,0100
2302.0611
Parlor and Sleeping Cars,
and
Railroad
4602.0411
A421.
Parole of Military Prisoners
0209.0307
Regulators
2302.0611
,Partisans, Administration and
and
Organization of
0203.0800
4421.
Partial Identifications,
Pacific Relations, Foreign Policy
3161.0404
' Order of Battle
0104.
Policy
3161.0404
Parties and Groups, Political
3144.
Pacifism, Religious
5105;
Partisan Groups ,and Movements,
Pack Equipment
0509.
Political
3144.0600
Packing:
Plants, Meat Products
4303.0500
Parts and Components,
Electronics
8330.
Service
1103.0500
Passenger Cars:
Supplies & Equipment
1103.0500
Railway
4602.0410
Supplies and Materials
Railway, Manufacture
4402.
for Packing
1103.0500
Passenger Lists of Vessels
4604.0423
Packs, it
0509.
Passenger Rates
4601.
Pacts, Foreign Relations
3165.0700
Passenger Transportation,
Paintings
5708.
Commercial Aircraft
2902,0300
Paints
4413.0700
Passenger Transportation,
Manufacture
4413.0700
Railroad
4602.
Pamphlets and Books, Types of
5505.0100
Passengers Disch81ging and
Pamphlets, Geographic
6103.
Embarking from Ships
4604.0321
Panel Instruments
4420.
Passes:
Panels, Aviation Signal
2607.0300
Geographic
6203.0101
Panoramic Sits, Gun
Military Personnel
0209.0205
Carriages
0502.0600
Railway
4602.0332
-Paper
4412.
Road
4603.0325
Parachute and Airborne
Passive Defense
0811.
Equipment
0509.
Passive Defense Measures
0812.0125
and
Passport Regulations
5204.
2302.0701
Passports
5204,
Parachute Training .
0901.0200
Pasteurization, Milk
5304.0402
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Pastures
4301.0200
Penetration, Econamic, of
Patent Medicines
4410.
Foreign Countries
4701.0800
and
Penetration by Foreign
5303.0200
Countries
3164.0700
Patents
4107.0205
Peninsulas
6201.0100
Safeguarding & Control
4107.0205
and
Pathologists
7523.
6203.0101
Pathology
5303.
Penitentiaries, Civil
5902.
Patients
5303.
and
Patriotic Societies
5106.
3133.0300
Patriotism
5501.0100
Pennants
3182.
Patriotism in Army
0209.0107
Pensions
0215.0303
Patrol Plane (FEEL) ,
2302.0110
and
Patrol, System,. Air Defense
2106.0500
51306.0400
Patrols:
Air
2705.
Border
5901.
Civil
5806.0400
and
Civilian Emloyees
5806.0400
3165.0500
Military Personnel
0215.0303-
Navy (N)
4604.0307
National Health
5806.
Patterns of Consumption
5603.
Personnel, Air
2700.0503
Pawls, Tripping
406.
People, Evacuation of
1103.
Pay:
and
Civilian Employees
5403.0100
2107.0700
Officers, Nurses, and
Percussion, Fuzes
0407.0800
Warrant Officers
0215.0301
4409.0400
Enlisted Men, Cadets
0215.0301
and
Pay and Allowances, Air
0504.0509
Civilian Employees
2705.
Percussion, Primers,
Pay and Emoluments:
Ammnnition
0401.
Air
2700.0500
and
Legislative Branch
3122.0101
0403.
Personnel, Air Defense
2107.0604
Periodicals
5505.0100
Premier and Cabinet
3121.0401
Army, Official, Administrative
President, Sovereign,
System
0216.0300
Dictator
3121.0201
Distribution Supply
5505.0100
Paybooks, Military
0209.0401
Foreign, In Country
5505.0200
Pay, Rates of:
In Army
0209.0204 .
Air Personnel
270040501
Military, Unofficial, Adminis-
Military Personnel
0215.0301
trative System
0216.1000
Paymaster Service, Adminis-
tration of
0205.2300
Periodicals and Newspapers, -
Personnel, Air
2700.0204
Paymaster Service, Organiza-
tion of
0205.2300
Periscopes
0504.0809
and
Payments
14.901.0400
2302.0606
Payments to Personnel
0215.0300
Periscopes, Manufacture
4420.
Payments to Personnel, Air
Perjury
5900.
(Including Flying Pay)
2700.0500
Permanent:
Peace:
Negotiations
3165.0400
Court of Arbitration,
Foreign Affairs
3161.0401
Preserving
3165.0700
Fortifications, Land
0705.0200
Treaties
3165.0700
Fortifications, Structural
Peaks, Geographic
6203.0101
Data
0704.0200
Peat
4202.0201
Permits affecting use of and
Pediatricians
5303.0300
Activities on Government
and
Property
0215.0400
7523.
Permits for Ships
4604.0104
Pediatrics
5303.
Personalities:
Pelorus (Navigation Instruments)
2302.0606
Important, Education
5704.
and
Judicial
3123.0500
4420.
Legislative
3122.0300
Penal Camps
3133.0300
Other Military (WhotsWho)
7104.
Penal Codes, Military
Research
7500.
Discipline
0209.0301
Personnel:
Penal Institutions
5902.
Air, Active, Commissioned
Military
0209.0304
Officers
2700.
Penetration and Attempts at
Thru
Penetration in Foreign Countries
3163.0700
2700.0505
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Personnel--Continued
Air, Active, Enlisted
Personnel--Continued
Administration, Rotation
'Personnel
2700.
System
0209.01406
Thru
Administration, Transfer
0209.0403
2700.0505
Administration, Travel
0209.0407
Air, Active, Warrant
Air Forces
2700.
Officers
2700.
Armies, Tactical Units,
Thru
Organization and
2700.0505
Administration
0208.0103
Air, Casualties
2204.0100
Army, Casualties
0305.0100
Air, Civilian Employees
2705.
Army, Demobilization
0307.0102
Air, Demobilization
2700.0409
Army, Military in Foreign
Air, Discipline
2700.0300
Armies
0901.0400
Air, Division of Air
Army, Military from Foreign
Ministry
2103.0101
Armies
0901.0300
Health Maintenance
2700.0207
Army, Military Language
.Air,
Air,Loyalty ?
2700.0107
Students in Country
0904.0400
Air Militia, Commissioned
Army, Military Language
Officers
2702.
Students to Foreign
Thru
Countries
0904.0500
2702.0505
Army, Mobilization
0303.0100
Air Militia, Enlisted
Army, Recruitment
0302.
Personnel
2702.
Army, Relative Rank
0607.
Thru
Army, Replacement System
1104.0500
2702.0505
Assignment
0209.0403
Air Militia, Warrant
Athletics and Competitions
0209.0202
Officers
2702.
Civilian, Air
2705.
Thru
Civilian in Armed Forces
0214.
2702.0505
CoUnter-Intelligence,
Air, Mobilization
2700.0402
Subversion of
1000.1900
Air, Morale, Welfare
2700.0200
Courts Martial; Military
0209.0302
Air, Recruitment
2206.0202
Discipline, Military
0209.0300
Air, Reserves, Commissioned
Division, Administration of
0204.0201
Officers
2701.
Division of General Staff,
Thru
Chief of and Subordinates
2701.0505
(who's Who)
7103.0301
Air, Reserves, Enlisted
Division, Organization of
0204.0201
Personnel
2701.
Education, Military
0209.0105
Thru
Education, Welfare Activity
0209.0206
2701.0505
Efficiency, Military
0209.0109
Air, Reserves, Warrant
Entertainment, Military
0209.0201
Officers
2701.
Evacuation of
1106.0200
Thru
In Foreign Schools (Who's
2701.0505
Who)
7104.0400
Air, Statistics
2203.0100
Furloughs, Leaves, Military
0209.0205
Active Army
0209.
Health, Military'
0209.0105
Thru
Intelligence, Military
0209.0104
0209.0410
Intelligence, Subversion of
1000.1900
Administration, Active
Loyalty, Military
0209.0107
Army
0209.0400
Medical (Nonmilitary)
5303.0300
Thru
Military, Amnesty
0209.0307
0209.0410
Military, Clemency
0209.0307
Administration., Appointment
Military Discipline
0209.0300
of Officers
0209.0402
Military Discipline Enforce-
Administration, Assignment
0209.0403
ment
0209.0306
Administration, Discharge
0209.0409
Military Law, Discipline
0209.0301
Administration, Documents
0209.0401
Military Pardons
0209.0307
Administration, Duty with
Militia
0211.
Troops
0209.0406
Thru
Administration, Efficiency
0211.0410
Reports
0209.0404
Militia or National Guard,
Administration, Induction
0209.0402
Air
2702.
Administration, Personnel,
Thru
Air
2700.0400
2702.0505
Administration, Promotions
0209.0405
Moral Standards, Military
0209.0106
Administration, Reinstate-
ment
0209.0410
Morale, Military
0209.0108
Administration, Retirement
0209.0408
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Personnel-Continued
Nation/11 Guard 0211.
Thru
0211.0410
Organized Reserves 0210.
Thru
0210.0410
Organized Reserves, Air 2701.
Thru
2701.0505
Payments 0215.0300
00070001-9
Phosphates 4206.0100
Photographers, Civilian 7425.
Photographers, Military 7104.1100
Photographic Equipment:
Air, Organizational 2302.0610
Army, Organizational 0504.0800
Photographic Instruments,
Instruments of Precision,
Photographic and Reproduction
Equipment 05?4.0803
Photographic and Reproduction
Payments to, Air (Including
Equipment, Instruments of
Flying Pay)
2700.0500
Precision
0504.0800
Public Health Organizations
5302.0200
Photographic:
Physical Fitness, Military
0209.0102
Laboratory Trailer
0501.
Quality Factors, Military
0209.0100
Machines and Equipment
0504.?800
Quasi-Military Organizations
0212.
Machines and Equipment,
Thru
Manufacture of
4418.
0212.0410
Squadrons
2105.0400
Quasi-Military Organizations,
Units
0208.0618
Air
2703.
and
Thru
2105.0400
2703.0505
Photographs:
Replacement System
1104.0500
Aerial and Ground, Geographic
Social Classes, Military
0209.0101
Source Materials
6102.
Subversion of
1000.1900
Aerial, Service
2105.0400
War Department General Staff,
Organization and
Identification Personnel
Miscellaneous, See Relevant
0606. ,
Administration
0204.0201
Subject-Matter
Wamen's Army Corps
0213.
Restrictions
1000.2004
Thru
Photography
6102.
0213.0410
and
Women's Auxiliary, Air
2704.
2105.0400
Thru
Aerial
6102.0300
2704.0505
Military Areas, Restrictions
Persons:
on
1000.2004
Conduct of War with Relations
Motion Picture
6102.
to
5501.0300
and
Quasi-Military
021a.
0504.?800
and
Reconnaissance, Air
2700.0110
7103.0204
and
Perversion, Sexual
5105.0100
4203.1000
Pests (Food Crops)
4302.0400
Still
6102.
Petroleum (See also under Oil)
4203.
Photostat Machines
0504.0804
Consumption
4203.0900
Photostating
0504.0804
Crude Production
4203.0300
Photostats
0504.08?4
Damaged by Sabotage, Bombing
Physical Characteristics of
and Demolition
4203.1100
Population
5201.0400
Exports and Imports
4203.0700
Physical Characteristics,
Individual Oil Types
4203.0500
Rivers, Harbors, Waterways
6203.0100
Liquid Fuels, Production
4203.0400
4604.0200
Reconnaissance and Target
and
Photographs & Reports
4203.1000
4604.0300
Reserves
4203.0200
Physical Examinations:
Stocks and Storage
4203.0600
Enlisted Men
0302.0200
Transportation and Distribution
4203.0800
and
MarsCacists
7502.
0209.0102
and
Officers
0209.0102
7523.
Physical Exercises
0209.0207
Pharmaceuticals, Manufacture
4410.
Physical Fitness, Air
Pharmacy
5303.
Personnel
2700.0102
Phenol, Manufacture
4408.0100
Physical Fitness, Military
Phenolics (Synthetic Resins)
4417.0100
Personnel
0209.0102
Phenomena, Natural or Physical
6204.
Physical Phenomena
6204.
Philosophy of Education
5700.
Mythical Requirements, Army
Phonographs and Records
5807.0400
Induction
0302.0200
Phosgene
8520.0103
Physical Sciences
5706.
Manufacture
4408.0300
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Approved For Release 2001/08/181N.1 W-ftP78-02646R000100070001-9
Physical Standards, Air,
Active Force, Commissioned
Officers
Physical Tests and Trials,
Officers and Enlisted Men
Physical Training:
Army
Health
Physics, Nuclear
Physiology
Picrate
Picric Acid
Pictorial Service, Signal
Corps
Pictures, Motion
Piers, Wharves and Berths
Pig Iron
Pigeon Companies
Pigeon Units, Signal Corps
Pigeons, Homing
Pile Drivers
Pillboxes, Land Fortifications
Pillboxes, Structural Data
Pilot:
Air Crew Training
Air Proficiency
Air Training, Individual
-Pilotless Aircraft
Pilots:
Automatic (Aircraft Instrument)
Licensed, Air, Civil
Pionions, Traversing
Pioneer Tools, Machine and
Hand
Pioneer Units, Organization
Pipe Lines:
(Gasoline, Oil Fueling and
Distributing Systems)
Natural Gas
Petroleum
Prefabricated Construction
Materials
Pipe Network, Water Supply
Installations
Pistol Ball Cartridges
Pistols
Signal
Pistons
Plague, Disease
Plague, Quarantine Regulations
Planing
Planing Mills
Planning, Post-War Economic
Plans:
Air Mobilization
Army War
Civil Disturbances Control
Demobilization, Personnel
Division, Air Ministry
Joint Army, Navy and Air
Mobilization
Post-War
Specifications (Construction
& Installation of building
and Grounds)
War
2700.0103
0209.0103
0902.0100
0209.0207
8600.
5303.0500
4408.0200
14408.0200
0208.0609
5507.
4604.0313
4205.0210
and
4205.0215
0208.0618
0208.0609
0217.0100
4406.0100
0703.0201
0704.0201
2503.0302
2700.0110
2503.0201
2302.0116
2302.0605
2903.0200
4406.
0504.1305
0208.0618
4203.0801
4204.0203
4203.0801
0504.0407
4503.0200
0401.0100
0401.0100
0401.0200
4406.0300
5301.0300
5304.0100
4412.0500
4412.0700
4104.
2206.0102
0810.0300
0810.0600
0307.0101
2103.0105
0810.0200
0303.0101
3141.0400
0215.0500
0810.0100
Plant Life, Wealth of
Plant:
Products, Non-food
Protection Policy
Survey
Plantation Owners
Planting Mines, use of Vessels.
for
Plants:
Cold Storage
Filtration
Foreign Owned
Government Factories
Heating
Horticultural
Ice
Industrial
Miscellaneous
Nitrate
Poisonous
Power
Power, Electrical Equipment
Purification
Refrigerating
Research
Plants, Commercial:
Capacity, Facilities, Output
Commandeered
Government Control
Guarding and Protecting
Industrial Mobilization
Labor Conditions and
Statistics
Labor Disputes and Strikes
Priority Orders
Plastic Surgery
Plastics, Manufacture
Plate:
Armor
Armor, Turret
Platforms, Election
Plating, Metallurgical
Processes
Platinum
Platoons
Playground Equipment
playgrounds, Recreation
Plotting Boards
Plotting Rooms, Fire Control
Plugs and Jacks, Radio
Plumbers Tools, Machine and
:Hand
Plumbing Systems
Plywood
Pneumatic Tubes
Pneumatic Tools and
Accessories
Pneumonia
Pogroms and Purges, Political
Points (Geographic)'
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4101.0100
4305.
1000.2005
4412.0700
4301.0800
4604.0412
4504.0300
5304.0503
4906.
4401.0500
4501.0102
4101.0100
4504.
4401.
4401.
4401.
5304.0405
4501.0500
0504.0602
and
4501.
4503.0200
4504.0300
4422.
4401.
4412.0700
4401.0500
4401.0500
1000.2005
5205.
and
5400.
5400.
5404.
5205.0300
0205.1400
4417.
4205.0240
2302.0602
3143.0100
4205.1000
4205.0800
0208.0600
5807.0100
5807.0100
0502.1000
0502.
8330.2100
0504.1304
5300.
and
5304.0600
4412.
0501.0207
and
2302.
0504.1306
5301.0400
3133.0400
6203.
Alpha. 61
Approved For Release 2001/0871213)=TXRDP78-02646R000100070001-9
Police
5901:
Population--Continued
Courts
5901.
Civilian, War Morale
5502.
Military
0208.0617
Diet
5603.0100
and
Distribution
5201.0100
0203.0900
Exchange and Rehabilitation
3165.0900
Organizations, Civil,
General Attitude
5501.
Insignia
0601.
Growth
5203.
Organizations, Civil,
Language Groups
5102.
Uniforms
0601.
Manpower
5200.
Radio Net
4805.0400
Morale in War
5502.
Secret, Military, Adminis-
tration and Organization
0203.09o0
Morals and Belief
Movements
5105.
5202.
Secret, Political
3135.
Number and Distribution
5201.0100
Security Organizations,
Political
3135.
Number and Percent, Relief
Programn
5804.
Police Systems
5901.
Occupational Distribution
5205.0100
Policy:
Physical Characteristics
5201. 0400
Air
2201.0200
Policies
5204.
Air, Civil, Governmental
2901.0100
Polls on Public Opinion
5501.
Alien
3132.
Racial, Ethnic, and Linguistic
Censorship
5504.
Groups, Statistics
5201.0300
Disarmament
3141.0304
Recreation and Sports
5807.
Domestic
3141.
Regional Studies
5106.
Economic, Governtent
4102.
Religious Groups
5104.
and
Social Movements
5107.
4103.
Social Structure
5103.
Espionage
1000.1600
Statistics
5201.0200
Foreign
3161.
Portable Searchlights and
International Affairs and
Lights
0502.0400
Relations
3165.
Ports of Debarkation and
Manpower
5205.0300
Embarkation
1107.0200
National Defense
3141.0300
Ports and Harbors:
Plant Protection
1000.2005
Capacities, Statistics
4604.0371
Population
5204.
Thru
Trade
4701.0100
4604.0387
Political:
Characteristics and Plans
Aspects, Military Operations
3165.0300
General
4604.0301
Campaigns
3143.0100
Thru
Civil Rights
3130.
4604.0308
Civil Rights, Police and
Loading and Unloading
Security Organizations
3135.
Facilities
4604.0321
Civil Rights, Suppression
Order of Importance
4604.0105
and Restriction
3133.
Ship Servicing Facilities
4604.0357
Demonstrations
3144.0600
Thru
Divisions, Countries
3144.0100
4604.0366
Groups
3144.
Storage Facilities
4604.0333
Groups Outside Country
3144.0700
Thru
Issues and Problems,
4604.0338
Doimestic
3142.
Transportation Facilities to
Parties and Groups
3144.
and from
4604.0343
Prisoners
3133.0600
Thru
Rights, Aliens
3132.
4604.0353
Rights Nationals
3131.
Wharves, Piers, Berths, etc.
4604.0313
Who's Who
7200.
Thru
Politics
3130.
4604.0316
Poll Tax
4902.0203
Position finding Instrument's,
Polls, Public Opinion
5501.
Radar
8340.
Polygamy, Regulation
5105.0100
Positions Air Ministry
Ponchos
0601.0108
(Who's Who)
7103.0400
Pontoon:
Possession, Devine, Morals
Equipment
0504.0203
and Belief
5105.
Units
0208.0608
Possessions:
Units, Equipment
0504.
Insular
3125.0300
Poor Institutions for
5803.
Relations between Mother
Population:
Country & Dependencies
3125.0301
Age and Sex Statistics
5201.0200
Post Buildings
0215.0500
Census Data
5201.0100
Post Exchanges:
Characteristics
5201.
Commissaries
0209.0203
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Post Exchanges-Continued
Buildings
Canteens, Personnel, Air
Welfare Activities
Post Newspapers
Post Office Department
0215.0500
2700.0203
0209.0203
0908.
3120.
and
Precedence of Troops
Precedents
Precious Metals
Precision Navigational
,Systeme
Precious Stones
Precipitation
0607.0200
59oo.
4205.0800
8320.0305
4205.0800
6204.
4812.
and_
Post Offices and Routes
2901.0800
(Not Air), Establidhment of
4812.
Predictors
7100.
Post, Regulations
0206.0600
Prefabricated, Construction
Postage Stamps (use of)
4812.
Materials
0504.0400
Postal Card, form of
Prefabrication, Building
Correspondence
4812.
Materials
4413.0900
Postal Censordhip Field
offices, by Location
1000.1702
Premier and Cabinet, Organiza-
tion and Functions
3121.0400
Postal Guides
6103.
3121.0401
Postal Service, Army - Organiza-
and
tion and Administration
0205.2700
3121.0402
Posters
5505.
Premier, Present
3121.0500
Post-War Economic Planning
4104.
Premier, Previous..
3121.0501
Post-War and Other Long-
Premonitory Training, Air
2503.0500
Range Plans
3141.0400
Premonitory Training, Non-
Post-War Plans:
academic
0905.0200
Domestic Development
3141.0401
Pre-:Military Training Organiza-
Economic Reconstruction
3141.0403
tions, Administration of
0203.1100
Foreign Policy
3161.0600
Pre-Military Training Organiza-
Political Reorganization
3141.0402
tions (Who's Who)
7103.0208
Political Reorganization,
Foreign Policy
3161.0602
Pre-Military Training, Schools
and Colleges
0905.0100
Posts:
Preparations and Prepardness
Air
2401.0200
for War
3141.0303
Military, Administration
Preparation for War, Sports
5807.
and Organization of
0206.0600
Preparedness for War, National
Pptabh .
4206.0100
Defense Policy
3141.0303
Potassium Nitrate
4206.0100
Presents (Gifts)
5807.
and
Preservatives
1103.0500
4400.
4504.
Pots, Smoke
0505.0300
4505.
Pouches, Mail
4812.
4302.
Poultry Production
43o3.0400
and
Poultry, Types
4303.0200
4304.
Powder Bags, Manufacture
4421.
Preserving Peace
3165.0700
Powder and Powder Charges,
Explosives
o400.
President, Office, Executive
Branch
3121.0200
Powder Depots
1103.0500
President, Present
3121.0300
Power of Attorney, Powers and
Presidential Appointments
3121.0201
Duties
0215.0305
Presidents of Foreign
Power, Electric
4501.
Countries
312140200
Power, Electric, Consumption
4501.0406
and
Power Facilities, Ports
4604.0363
7201.
Power, Hydroelectric
4501.0101
Press Agents
5505.0600
Power, Lines and. Network
4501.0300
5505.0300
and
and
4501.0200
5505.0400
Power Plants, Electric
4501.0500
Press Associations, By Name
5505.0500
Paver Stations, Electric
4501.0200
Press Censordhip
1000.1700
Power Supplies
8330.2200
and
Power, Motor Generator
8330.2202
l000.1800
Power, Vacuum Tube
8330.2201
Press Conference, White House
5505.
Power Supply, Electric,
Press, Control by Foreigners
55o5.o2oo
Assessment of Damages
4501.0600
Press Correspondents, American,
Power, Thermal, Electric
4501.0102-
Foreign Service
5505.0600
Powers, War, Allocation of
0207.0600
Press Correspondents,
Practice, Target
0902.0400
Dcmestic
5O .0300
Practices, Cultivational
6203.0508
Press Correspondents,
Precedence, Military, Relative
Foreign
5505.0400
.Rank
0607.
63
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Press, Domestic Newspapers,
Periodicals and News
Services
Press, Foreign Controlled
Press, General
Press Interviews
Press, Publishing Houses
(Other Than Daily and
Periodical)
Press Reviews
Press Service, Radio
Press Syndicates, By Nam
Pressure Cabins, Air
Price Control in War
Price Indices, Wholesale and
Retail
Price List for Publication
Price List for Supplies and
Equipment
Priests
Primers, Ammunition
Printers
Printing Machine and Equipment
Printing Services
Priorities, Government
Manpower
Priority for Manufacture of
Supplies and Equipment
Priority, Transportation
of Supplies or Property
Prison Outbreaks
Prisoner of War Reports
Prisoners:
Civil
MilitRry
Enlistment of
Escape of
ExchRnge of
Use of for Labor and
other Duties
Prisoners, Number and Types
Prisoners, Political
Prisoners of War
Camps and Prisons for
Information Obtained from
Interrogation of
Prisoners of War, Air
Prisoners of War, Evacuation
of (Army)
Prisoners of War, Evacuation,
Air
Prisoners of War, Military
Intelligence
Prisoners of War, Numbers
Prisons, Civil
Prisons, Military (Including
Systems)
Prisons, Military,
Personnel - Air
Private Education
Private Enterprise
Private Land Ownership
Private Property
Private Welfare and Charitable
Organizations
Privileges, Constitutional
Privy, Sewage Disposal
Prize Fighting
5505.0100
5505.0200
5505.
5505.
5505.0500
5505.
4805.0106
5505.0100
2302.0609
4105.
4105.0600
5505.
1103.0300
5104.0100
0400.
5505.
0509.
5505.
5205.0300
4401.0500
4601.0500
0209.0304
0306.0100
5900.
0209.0304
0209.0304
0209.0304
0209.0304
2029.0304
5903.
3133.0600
0306.
1106.0401
0306.
2205.
1106.0400
2606.
0306.
0306.0100
5900.
0209.0304
2700.0304
5705.0500
4102.0300
4301.0400
5105.0200
5802.
3130.
5304.0601
5807.0200
Prizes
Problem, Military
Proceedings, Legal
Processed Foods
Proclaimed List, Definition of
Proclamation Terminating War
Proclamation of War
Procurement of Air Craft
Procurement, Air Personnel,
Mobilization
Procurement, Air Supply,
Peace
Procurement, Air Supply, War
Procurement, Army Supply,
Peace
Procurement, Army Supply, War
Procurement, Awards of Contracts
Procurement (And Requisitioning)
Field
Procurement (and Acceptance)
Supply
Production, See Related
Subjects
Production (Output)
Production, Industrial
Production, Sabotage in
(See Related Subjects)
Professional Experts
Professors, Exchange
Proficiency - Personnel - Air
Profiteering
Programs, Radio
Programa:, Relief
Progress Reports, Scientific
Prohibited Areas, Aaministration
and Organization of
Prohibited and Restricted
Areas, Air
Projections, Map
Projectiles
Projection Machines
Projectors, Chemical
Equipment
Projectors:
Camera
Searchlight
Promotion:
Civilian Employees
Enlisted Men
Officers
Promotion of Target Practice
Promotions - Personnel - Air
Proofing, Supplies and
Equipment
Propaganda
Propaganda Corps, Administra-
tion and Organization of
Propaganda Corps, Military
Propaganda Missions Abroad
Propaganda, Reaction to Allied
Propellants, Explosive
Manufacturing
Propeller Spinners, Air-
craft
Propellers, Aircraft
5807.
0905.0103
3123.0400
4304.
4108.0306
3165.0703
3161.0206
2602.0100
2206.0105
2601.0100
2602.0100
1103.0300
1103.0300
and
1104.0200
1103.0300
1104.0200
1103.0300
4102.
4102.
7523.
5705.0300
2700.0110
4101.
5506.
5804.
8710.
0206.0300
2901.0500
6101.0102
0403.
0504.0803
0505.0300
0504.0803
0502.0400
5403.0100
0209.0405
0209.0405
0902.0400
2700.0405
1103.0300
5503.
0205.2800
0209.0200
3163.0403
5503.0700
4408.0200
2302.
2302;0608
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Propellers, Engines (not
aircraft)
Property, Accounts
Property, Occupancy and
Use of in War
Property, Affected by War
Property and Supplies,
Reports of, Arrivals
Supplies
Property, Captured or Seized
Property, Commandeering
Private Property
Property, Destruction in
Battle or Under Military
Necessity
Property, Federal, Civil
Jurisdiction over
Property, Foreign Government
(Transportation of)
Property, Internment of
Property, Laws and Regulations
(Property Accounting)
Property Laws, Peacetime
Property Laws, War
Property, Military, Aftinis-
tration
Property Rights
Property Sequestration in
Occupied or Controlled Areas
Property Tax
Prophylactic Measures
Prophylaxis
Proprietary Medicines
Propulsion
Prospectuses, Map
Prosthetic Equipment
Prostitution, Espionage
Through
Prostitution, Houses
Prostitution, Regulation
Protection, Biol. Warfare
Protective Apparatus, Gases
and Chemicals
Protective Clothing, Research
and Development (Gas
Defense)
Protective Plating (Aircraft)
Protective Uniforms, Army,
Regular and Reserve
Protective Uniforms, Civil
Police Organizations
Protective Uniforms, Civilian
Organizations
Protective, Uniforms, Militia
Protective Uniforms, Semi-
Military and other Military
Organizations
Protocols
Protectorates, Colonial
Affairs
Protectorates, Organization
and Functions
Protein Plastics, Manufacture
Protestant Religion
Provinces
Provinces, Local Government
4406.0400
4900.
3123.0404
3123.0404
1103.0300
3123.0404
3123.0404
3123.0404
3123.
3123.0404
3123.0404
3123.0403
3123.0403
3123.0404
0215.
5105.0200
4103.0300
4902.0203
5304.0200
5304.0200
5303.0200
8420.
6101.0203
4411.
3123.0405
and
3164.0600
5304.0204
5105.0100
8510.0400
0505.
8520.0202
2302.0600
0601.0108
0601.0108
0601.0108
0601.oloa
0601.0108
3165.0700
3125.0100
3125.0400
4417.0300
5104.0300
5108.0400
3124.0100
Provinces, Relation to
Central Government
Proving Grounds
Provisional Governments
Provisional Units, Military
Provost Marshal General
Psittacosis
Psychiatry
Psychological Conditions
Psychological Examination
Psychological Warfare
Agency, Chief of and Sub-
ordinates (Who's Who)
Psychological Warfare Agency
of War Department
Psychological Warfare
Field Units
Psychology
Public Address systems
Public Buildings, Protection_
Public Debt
Public Health Organizations
Public Opinion and Morale
Public Order and Safety
Public Order and Safety,
Use of Troops
Public Reaction
Public Service Facilities,
General
Public Utilities, Electric
Power
Public Utilities, Gas
System
Public Utilities, General
Public Utilities, Ice
Plants and Refrigeration
Public Utilities, Meteorological
Services
Public Utilities, Warehouses
and Storage Facilities
Public Utilities, Water
Supply Systeme.
Public Welfare Activities,
Attitudes Towards
Public Welfare Organizations
Public Works
Publications, Books and
Periodicals
Publications, Military,
Administrative System
Publications, Navy Department
Publications, Subscriptions
and Purchases
Publicity
Publicity, Interviews and
Giving out Information
Publicity, Radio Broadcasts
Publishing Houses (Other Than
Daily Press and Periodical)
Pulleys
Pumice
Pumping Stations, Water Supply
Pumps and Equipment
Pumps, Oil
Punishment, Air
Punishment, Criminal
3142.0600
0206.0400
3600.
0206.0600
0204.0900
5301,0500
5306.
5500.
5303.0100
7103.0309
0204.0500
0204.0500
5500.
5506.
2107.
4905.
5302.
5500.
5900.
0107.
5501.
450o.
4501.
4502.
4500.
4504.
4506.
4505.
4503.
5800.
5801.
4500.
5505.0100
0216.
Thru
0216.1100
N-5505.
5505.0100
5505.
5505.
5506.
5505.0500
0504.1300
4206.0400
4503.0200
4406.0100
4406.0100
2700.0300
5902.
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Punishment, Military
Punishment, Subversion of
Personnel
Puppet Government
Purchase of Maps
Purchase of (Including
Authority and request for
Authority) and selection,
adoption and acquisition of
supplies and equipment
Purchases, Made Abroad
Purchases, Open Market
Purchasing Agents
Purchasing Commissions Abroad
Purchasing Commissions In
Country
Purges and Pogram, Political
Purification, Drainage
Systems
Purification Plants and
Systeme (Sewage)
Purification Plants and
Systeme (Water)
Purpose of Military Agencies
Purpose of Military Organizations
Pursuit Squadrons
Puttees
Putty
Pyrites
Pyrotechnic Firing Devices,
Manufacture
Pyrotechnics, Air
Pyrotechnics, Signaling
Pyrotechnics, Smoke-producing
Quadrants
Qualification Cards
Quality Factors, Military
Personnel
Quality Factors, Military
Personnel
Quality Factors, Personnel,
Air
Quarantine and Control of
Diseases, Interstate
Quarantine and Control of
Diseases, Intrastate
Quarantine, Animals
Quarantine Stations
Oarries, Building Materials
Quarries, Nonmetallic
Minerals
Quartermaster Corps,
Administration of
Quartermaster Corps,
Organization of
Quartermaster Corps,
(Who's Who)
Quartermaster General
Department
Quartermaster Schools
Quartermaster Units, Order
of Battle
Quartermaster Units, Organiza-
tion and Administration
Quarters, Administration of
Quarters, Construction
Quasi-Military Organization, Air
0209.0303 Quasi-Military Organization
Quasi-Military Organizations
1000.1900 Administration of
3500. Quasi-Military Organizations,
6101. Personnel
Quasi-Military Organizations,
Personnel - Air
Quasi-Military Organizations,
Strength
Quasi-Military Organizations
(Who's Who)
Quays (Posts and Harbors)
Quicksilver, Use Mercury
Quinine
1103.0300
3163.0501
3163.0501
3164.0500
3163.0501
3164.0501
3133.0400
4503.0200
5304.0602
4503.0200
0202.
0203.
2104.0900
0601.0801
4413.
4206.0100
4409.0500
2302.0500
8311.0500
0505.0300
0502.0700
0209.0401
0209.0100
0209.0100
2700.0100
5304.0100
5304.0200
5304.0300
5304.0100
4413.0300
4206.0103
0205.1900
0205.1900
7102.1900
0205.0100
0904.0800
0103.0614
0208.0614
0215.0404
0215.0502
2202.
Rabbis
Rabbit Meat Production
Rabies
Races
Race Incidence, Diseases
Racial Groups
Racial Groups, Attitude of
Population Toward
Racial Groups, Statistics
Racial Groups, Statistics on
Educational Attainment
Racial Influence in Strikes
and Lockouts
Racks, Air, Bomb
Racks, Ammunition (other
than air)
Racks, Arms
Racks, elevating
Racer, gun carriage
Radar
Radar Aids to Location,
Direction and Detection
Radar (Air Search)
Radar (Air Search)
Emplacements, Structural
Data
Radar, Aircraft Equipment
Radar, Counterdevices
Radar Detector Equipment
Radar Fire Control Equipment
Radar (Gun Laying)
Radar (Gun Laying)
Emplacements, Structural
Data
Radar, Telecommunications
Radical Labor Organizations
Radicalism, Political
Radio, Aircraft
Radio Altimeters
Radio Antennae
Radio Beacons
Radio Broadcasts
Radio, Censorship
Radio, Clandestinely
Radio Communications
Radio Compass loops
Radio, Counterdevices
Radio Countermeasures
Radio Direction Finding
Stations
Radio Earphones
0203.0600
0203.0600
0212.
2703.
0304.0103
7103.0204
4604.0314
4204.0600
5303.0200
7413.
4303.0500
5301.0400
5201.0300
5301.
5103.0100
5501.0500
5201.0300
5702.
5404.
2302.0601
0401.
0400.
0403.
0401.
8340.
8320.
0703.0405
and
8340.0230
0704.0405
2302.0604
8350.
8340.0300
8340.0320
0703.0406
0704.0406
8340:
5405.
Groups 3144.0200
2302.0603
8320.0306
8330.0200
8320.0304
4805.0101
1000.1700
Operated 4805.0108
8310.
8830.
8350.
8350.
8310.0309
8330.1100
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Radio
Radio
Radio
Radio
Radio
Radio
Radio
Radio
Radio
Approved For Release 2001/60671tMRDP78-02646R000100070001-9
Entertainment in Army
Equipment, Air
Equipment, Army
Filters
Frequency
Frequency meter sets
Fuses
Installations for vessels
Instruments (private-
ly owned)
Radio Intelligence
Radio Intelligence Companies
Radio Laboratory Trailer
Radio, Listening, Restriction
of
Radio Operators, military
Radio Operators, military,
strength
Radio, Police Net
Radio, Portable Navigation
Apparatus
Radio Programs
Radio Receiving Sets (Privately
owned)
Radio, Repair Facilities
Radio, Sound Detection
Devices
Radio Stations, General
Study
Radio Stations, Individual
Radio Supplies (organization
radio equipment)
Radio supplies, parts &
components
Radio Systems
Radio Telegraph, Signal
Units, Organization
Radio, Telegraph System, Air,
Radio, Telephone, Signal
Units, Organization
Radios, Privately Owned
Radio training
Radio transmitters
Radio tubes
Radio, wireless, etc. -
counter measures
Radium
Rafts, Pneumatic, aircraft
Rafts, Bridges & Bridging
Equipment
Raiding and Infiltration
Raids, Aerial Attacks
Rail Connections, Ports
and Harbors
Rail Destruction Technique
Quarantine Regulations
Railroad:
Cars , ?
Schedules
Station Service
Terminal Facilities
Time-Tables
Transportation
Railroad, Artillery,
Organization
Railroad Artillery,
Strength
0209.0201
2302.0603
8310.0300
8330.1000
8330.0102
8330.1502
8330.
8320.
4805.0300
1000.140o
1000.1100
83'0.0304
5503.0600
0208. 0609
0304.0104
11.805.011.00
8320.0307
5506.
4805.0300
11.805.0500
8310.0310
4805.0100
4805.0200
8310.
8310.0200
8310.0200
0208.0609
2607.0200
0208.0609
4805.0300
0901.0200
8330.
8330.
8350.
4205.0700
2302.0700
0504.0204
0812.0148
2802.0110
4604.0344
4602.0334
5304.0100
4602.0410
4602.0301
4602.0301
4602.0331
4602.0301
4602.
0208.0604
0304.0101
Railroad Equipment,
Manufacture
Railroads
Railroads, Protection
Railway cars for guns
Railway equipment
Railway equipment, Armored
Railway Cars, Parts and
Accessories
Railway Movements (Supply)
Railway Movements (Troop)
Railways, General
Railways, Individual Lines
Railways, National or Area
Network
Railways, Port Rail Facilities
Railways, Rolling Stock
Rain, As Affecting Soil and
Cross Country Movements
Rainfall at Landing Beaches
Rainfall, Climate
Raincoats, Army
Ramrods, Small arms
Range Finders
Range Finders, Manufacture
Range finding instruments,
Aerial
Range Finding Stations
Range Quadrants
Range Tables
Ranges, Field, Cooking
Ranges, Target, Construction
Rank and Command, Officers
Rank & Rating, Insignia,
Civil Police Organizations
Rank & Rating, Insignia,
Civilian Organizations
Rank& Rating, Insignia,
Militia
Rank& Rating, Insignia,
Regular & Reserve
Rank & Rating, Insignia,
Semi-Military & Other'
Military Organizations
Rank, Relative
Rape
Ratchets, Traversing
Rates of Pay, Military
Personnel '
Rates of Pay, Persqauel - Air
Ratings - Specialists,
Personnel - Air
Ration Boards, by .cities
Ration Boxes
Rationing
Rationing, Effect on Civilian
Population
Rationing of Supplies &
Equipment
Rations, Air
Rations and Forage, Army
Rats, Rodents, Etc., and
Extermination of
Raw Materials, Domestic,
Salient Shortages and
Surpluses
4402.
4602.
0815.
4602.0410
4602.
0509.
1108.0100
1109.0100
4602.0100
4602.0300
4602.0200
4604.0,44
4602.0400
6203.0219
6203.0612
6204.0200
0601.0108
0401.
0502.0200
4419.
0503.0300
0704.0406
0502.0700
0502.1100
0508.
0215.0504
0607.
0604.0201
0603.0201
0602.0201
0601.0201
0602.0201
0607.
5900.
0403.
0215.0301
2700.0501
2700.0411
4105.0500
1105.0400
4105.
5502.
4105.0500
2603.0100
1105.0400
5304.0300
4101.0400
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Raw Materials, ExpOrt-Import
Pattern, Manufacturing
Industry
Raw Materials, Light Metals,
Sources of
Raw Materials, Relation to
Economic Warfare
Raw materials, supplies
Rayon
Rayon Textiles, Manufacture
Rays, Death, Ignition Systems
Rays, Power Transmission
Rear Sights, Small Arms
Rebellion
Receiving Sets, Radio
Receptions
Reclamation Projects
Reclamations, Aircraft and
Aeronautical Supplies and
Equipment
Reclamations and Replacements
of Supplies and Equipment
Recoil Mechanisms, Gun
Carriage
Reconnaissance Air Craft
Reconnaissance, Air Operations
Reconnaissance, Air Tactical
Doctrine
Reconnaissance, Army Tactics
Reconnaissance: Cars
Reconnaissance Troops,
Administration of
Reconnaissance Troops,
Organization of
Reconnaissance Troops (Who's
Who)
Reconnaissance Units, Order
of Battle
Reconnaissance Units, Organiza-
tion and Administration
Reconstruction, EconoMic,
Foreign Policy
Reconstruction, Economic,
Post-War Plans
Reconstruction, Economic,
Post-War Plans, Political
Aspects
Reconversion of Industry ,
Reconstruction of Installations.,
Building Materials
Recorders, Radio
Disc
Magnetic
Tape
Records, Military, Adminis-
trative System
Recreation, Civilian
Recreation Facilities, Air
personnel
Recruit Schools, Air
Recruit Training, Army
Recruiting Areas, Administra-
tion of
4401.0100
4205.0302
4108.0100
and
4108.0200
4108.0100
4415.
4415.
8360.0900
0401.
3144.0500
8310.0300
5807.
4302.0300
2605.
1106.0100
0400.
2302.0108
2802.0113
2501.0203
0815.0400
0501.0200
0205.0500
0205.0500
7102.0500
0103.0603
0208.0603
3161.0603
4104.0500
3141.0403
4104.0200
4413.1100
8330.2300
8330.2301
8330.2302
8330.2303
0216.
Thru
0216.1100
5807.
2700.0200
2503.0417
0901.0200
0206.0200
Recruiting areas, Commanders
of (Who's Who)
Recruiting Areas, Organization
of
Recruitment
Recruitment, Air
Recruitment, Commissioned
Officers
Recruitment, Conscriptive
Recruitment, Enlisted Men
Recruitment of Labor
Recruitment, Merchant Seamen
Recruitment, Noncommissioned
Officers
Recruitment, Voluntary
Rectifiers, Chemical & Oxide
Red Cross
Red Cross, Insignia
Red Cross, Uniforms
Reefs Water Approaches to
Beach
Reenlistment
Refineries, Oil
Refineries, Oil, Reconnaissance
And Target Photographs
Refineries, Sugar
Reflector Equipment
Reforestation
Reformatories
Refrigerating Systems
Refrigeration Cars, Railways
Refrigeration Facilities
Refrigeration Facilities,
Ports and Harbors
Refrigeration, Food, Sanitary
Aspects
Refrigeration, Merchant Marine
Refrigeration, Mobile Units,
Army
Refrigeration Units, Equipment
Refrigerators
Refugee Government in Exile
Refugees, Foreign Relations
Refugees, Immigrants
Refugees, War Relief and
Rehabilitation
Regattas
Regiments Commanders of
(Who's Who)
Regiments, Distribution and
Organization at Outbreak
of War
Regiments, Organization
Regional Aspirations for
Autonomy
Regional and Community
Studies
Registered Documents,
Security of
Registration
Regular Air Force, Administration
of
Regular Air Force, Organization
of
Regular Army, Administration of
Regular Army, Organization of
Regular Navy, Administration of
7103.0705
0206.0200
0302.
0302.
0302.0300
0302.0200
0302.0400
5407.
4604.0406
0302.0400
0302.0100
8330.2400
5302.6400
0603.0200
0603.0100
6203.0608
0302.0100
4203.0401
4203.1003
4304.0300
8330.3400
4308.0500
5902.
4504.
4602.0411
4504.0300
4604.0336
5304.0404
4604.0411
0208.0618
0504.1204
4504.0300
3400.
3165.0901
5202.0100
5805.
5807.
7103.0508
0103.0600
0208.0600
3142.0700
5108.
-1000.2007
0301.0100
0203.0300
0203.0300
0203.0100
0203.0100
0203.0200
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Regular Navy, Organization of
Regulations:
Army
Commerce
Correspondence
Field Service
Regulations, Air, Civil,
Governmental
Regulations, Army, Administra-
tive System
Regulations, Army Correspondence
Regulations, Army Training .
Regulations, Army Uniforms
le6mlations, Censorship in War
Regulations, Passport and visa
Regulations, Personnel
Administration ?
Rehabilitation of Industry
Rehabilitation, Industry,
Occupied or Controlled Areas
Rehabilitation Provisions
Rehabilitation and War
Relief
Rehabilitation of War
Veterans
Reinforcements, Troops
Reinstatement, Military
Personnel
Reinstatement Personnel - Air
Rejection
Relapsing Fever
Relation to Central Government,
Air
Relation to Central Government,
Amy
Relations between Mother
Countries and Dependencies.
Relations, Civil and Military
Authorities,
Relations, Foreign
Relations, Public
Relative Rank
Relief of destitutes-
supplies and equipment for
Relief Features, Topography
Relief Programs, Occupied or
Controlled Areas
Relief Programs, Peacetime
Relief, War
Relief; War, Domestic
Relief, War, to Foreign
Countries
Religion
Religion, Governmental
Policy
Religious, Ceremonies or
Service
Religious Groups, Recognized,
Political Influence
Remedies
Remote Controlled Demolition
Vehicles
Remount Service, Administration
of
Remount Service, Organization
of
Remount Service Strength
Remount Service (Who's Who)
0203.0200
0216.0100
4702.
0216.0700
0216.0600
2901.0400
0216.0100
0216.0700
0901.0100
0601.
1000.1707
5204.
0209.0401
4104.0200
4103.0200
0307.0101
5805.
5805.0300
1104.0500
0209.0410
2700.0411
0301.0104
5301.0300
2202.
0201.
3125.0401
3141.0302
3165.
5505.
0607.
5804.
6203.0100
4103.0100
5804.
5805.
5805.0100
5805.0200
5104.
3141.0207
5104.
3144.0303
5303.0200
0405.0700
0205.1700
0205.1700
0304.0'04
7102.1700
Removal of Unexploded Shells
and Bombs
Renovating Service
Repair and Reconstruction of
Damaged Installations,
Water Supply
Repair and Reconstruction of
Damaged Plants, Electric
Power
Repair and Reconstruction of
Damaged Systems, Gas Plants
Repair and Reopening of
Damaged Circuitil, Telephones
Repair' Facilities, Airport
Repair Facilities, Ports
Repair Facilities, Radio
Repair Facilities, Railway
Repair Installations,
Aircraft
Repair Trucks
Repair Trucks, Parts &
Accessories
Reparations
Repatriation
Replacement centers
Replacement Divisions,
Order of Battle
Replacement Divisions,
Organization and Administration
Replacement, Equipment
Replacement, Personnel
Replacement Training System
Organization and Administration
Replacement of Troops
Report, Monthly Aviation
Intelligence
Reporters (See Correspondents)
Reports, Efficiency, Military
Personnel
Reports, Efficiency
Personnel - Air
Reports, Miscellaneous,
See Miscellaneous Section
Representatives Abroad,
Official
Representatives of Foreign
Countries (Envoys, Ministers,
Ambassaders,
Representatives, Foreign,
Restrictions on
Reproducing Machines
Reproduction Equipment,
Inetruments of Precision
and Photographic Equipment
Reproduction Instruments,
Instruments of Precision,
Photographic and Reproduction
Equipment
Reproduction of Maps
Requests for Information
Requirements Misc. Supply
Requisitioning, Field
Requisitioning (Supply)
Research, Agricultural Products,
Industrial uses.
Research and Development, Air
Research and Development,
Organization Equipment, Army
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1106.
1106.0100
4503.0400
4501.0700
4502.0300
4802.0310
2401.0100
4604.0363
4805.0500
4602.0330
2601.0401
0501.0300
0501.030c
4112.0100
5202.
1104.0500
0103.0310
0208.0310
1105.0600
1104.0500
0207.0500
1104.0500
2203.0400
5505.
0209.0404
2700.0404
8700.
1000.0400
3163.
1000.2006
0504.0804
0504.0800
0504.0804
0504,0804
$100.
1105.0700
1104.0200
1103.0400
4301.0700
2302.0800
8430.
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Research and Development,
Telecommunications, Army
Research & Development, War
Gases
Research, Manufacturing
Research, Medical
Research & Production of
Biological Warfare Agents
Research, Scientific
Research, Supply (Development)
Research, Weapons,
Rescue, Air Disaster, Civil
Rescue, Service, Air-Sea
Rescue Work, Use of Aviation
Reservations, Air Space
Reservations, Military
Reserve Components, Strength
Reserve Divisions, Order
of Battle
Reserve Divisions, Organiza-
tion and Administration
Reserve Officers Training
Corps, Training
Reserve Stocks (of Supplies
& Equipment)
Reserves, Ammunition (Other
Than Military)
Reserves, Arms (Other Than
Military)
Reserves, Composition and.
Structure, Air
Reserves, Explosives Devices
(Other Than Military)
Reserves, Individual Equipment,
Army
Reserves, Military Organiza-
tions, Organization and.
Administration
Reserves, Munitions and
Equipment, Army
Reserves, Organized,
Personnel
Reserves, Organized Reserve
Corps (Engineers, Medical,
Ordnance, etc.)
? Reserves,. Personnel, Air
Reserves, Petroleum
Reserves Pilots, Air
Training
Reservoirs, Water, Sanitary
Aspects of
Reservoirs, Water Supply,
Installations
Residence, Legal
Residence, Temporary
Resignations, Civilians
(employees)
Resistance Groups and Move-
ments, Political
Resisters
Fixed
Variable
Respect for Property Rights
Responsibilities, allocation
of in War
Responsibilities and. War Powers
8430.
8520.0108
4422.
5305.
8510.0500
8430.
and
5706.
1103.0200
0410.
2901.0905
2105.0700
2105.0700
2902.0300
0206.0300
0304.0102
0103.0309
0208.0309
0905.0100
1104.0400
4409.0700
4409.0700
2202.
4409-0700
1103.0600
0203.0400
11(14.0400
0210.
0304.0104
2701.
4203.0200
2503.0208
5304.0502
4503.0200
5603.0300
5603.0300
5407-
3144.0600
8330.2600
8330.2601
8330.2602
5105.0200
0207.0600
0207.0600
Resorts, Recreation
Resources, Economic Warfare
Resources, Forest
Resources, Natural, Economic
Structure
Resources,Naturel, Government
Policy
Restaurants
Restoration of Agriculture
Restricted Areas, Aeministra-
tion of
Restricted Areas, Air
Restricted Areas, Organization
of
Restricted Areas, Restrictions
on entrance
Restriction and Suppression,
Civil and Political Rights
Restrictions, Fortified
Areas
Restrictions, Military
Tnformation
Restrictions, Military and
Naval Reservations
Restrictions, Military Plants
and Factories
Restrictions, Photography,
Military Areas
Restrictions Safeguarding
Military Information
Restrictions, Shipyards
Retirement, Air - See
Personnel, Air
Retirement, Army - See
Personnel, Army
Retirement deduction, civilian
employees
Retirement, Military
Personnel
Retirement pay, Civilian
employees
Retirement - Personnel - Air
Retracting Mechanism, Gun
Carriage
Retrograde Movements,
Tactics
Revenue Anticipated., Govern-
ment Budgets
Revetments, Aircraft
Reviews, Aerial
Reviews and Inspections by
Foreigners
Reviews and Inspections by
Military-Authorities
Revolution
Revolutions and Current
Revolutionary Movements
Revolver Ball Cartridges
Revolver Belts
Revolver Holsters and Lanyards
Rewards:
Air
Army
Rheostats
Ribbons, Insignia
Ribbons, Lapel
Riding Hells, Buildings
Riding Tests
5807.0100
41.07.
4308.
4101.0100
4102.
5603.0100
41(14.0600
0206.0300
2901.0500
0206.0300
1000.2003
3133.
1000.2003
1000.2000
1000.2003
1000.2005
1000.2004
1000.2000
1000.2005
5806.0200
0209.0408
5806.0400
2700.0408
0403.
0812.0128
4903.0100
2107.
2503.0600
0906.0200
0906.0100
3144.0500
3144.0500
0401.0100
0401.0100
0401.0100
2407.
0605.0100
8330.
0605.
0605.
0215.0505
0901.0200
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Rifle Grenades
Rifles
Rights Aliens and Alien
Enemies
Rioting
Riots, Political Significance
Riots and Strikes., Use of
Troops
Rivers
Rivers, Harbors and
Waterways:
Controlling, Operating &
Using. 4604.
Damage or Deterioration 4604.
Erosion, Caving Crevassing,
etc. 4604.
Floods and Control 4604.
Ice Breaking 4604.
Maintaining & Improving
for Navigation 4604.
Navigability 4604.
Navigation Aids to 8320.
Navigation Obstruction 4604.
Physical Characteristics 4604.
Scientific Data on 4604.
Slackwaters 4604.
Soundings, Sweeping, Borings,
& Tests 4604.
Structures: Floats,
Landing Places, Landing
Stages, Stages, Ramps,
Dolphins, etc.
Terminal Facilities
Rivers, Water Transportation
Riveting Apparatus, Machines
and Tools
Rivets .
Road. Equipment, Motorized
and Heavy Construction
Equipment
Road Machinery
Road Movements (Supply)
Road Movements (Troop)
Road Transport
Roadbed, Railways
Roads
Roads and. Highways, General
Roads and Highways, Individual
Roads and Highways, National
or Area Networks
Roads and Highways, Tracks
and. Trails
Roads, Military (Construction
' of)
Roadway Facilities, Ports.
Robbery
Rock Crushing Plants
Rock Quarries
Rock Types Available
Rock 'Wool (Building Material)
Rocket Projectiles, Air
Rocket Propelled Aircraft
Rocket Propelled Guided
Missiles
Rocket Weapons, Aircraft
Rocket Weapons, Antiaircraft
Rocket Weapons, Field
Rocket Weapons, Other
0408.0200
0401.0400
3132.
5105 .0300
3111.14. .0800
o3.07-
4604.0200
4604.
4604.0343
4604.0200
4406.
4406.0300
0504.1100
4406.
1108.0200
110.0200
4603.0500
4602.0306
4603.0302
4603.0100
4603.0300
4603.0200
4603.0400
1110.0200
4604.0349
5900.
4413.0300
4413.0300
6203.0209
4413.
2302.0405
2302.0113
0407.
0406.0300
0406.0200
0406.0100
0406.0400
Rockets, Comdcation
Equipment
Rockets, Manufacture
Rodents, Control of
Rodents, Extermination of
Roentgenology
Role in National Life of
Armed Forces
Roller Bearings, Manufacture
Rollers, Motorized& Heavy
Construction Equipment
Rolling Kitchens
Rolling Stock, Railway
Rolling Stock, Railway,
Ports and. Harbors
Raman Catholic Church
Rope
Rope, Wire .
Rosettes, Ornaments
Rosin
Rosters, Registers or Other
Lists of Personnel
Rotation System, Military
Personnel
Roundhouse a, Railway
Routes, Topography
Royalties, Patents
Rubber Boats, Aircraft
Rubber Cultivation
Rubber Goods
Rubber, Individual Manufacturing
Plants
Rubber, Manufacture
Rubber, Natural
Rubber, Reclaimed
Rubber, Statistical Data
Rubber, Synthetic
Ruins
Rulers, Foreign
Rules of Land. Warfare
(4ilitary) .
Rales of Warfare (Political)
Runways
Runways and. Roads, Prefabricated.
Construction Materials
Runways, Lights .
Rural Areas
Rye
Saber belts
Saber scabbards
Sabers
Sabotage
Sabotage Agents in Country
Sabotage, Economic Effects
Sabotage, General - See Under
Relevant 'Subject-Matter
Sabotage Laws
Saboteurs
Saccharin
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0503.
4409.0300
5304.0300
5304.0300
5303.0100
and.
4411.
0201.
4406.0300
0504.1105
1105.0400
4602.0400
4604.0347
5104.0100
4305.0300
4407.
0605.
4412.
7000.
Q209.0406
4602.0404
6202.0305
4107.0205
and
4902.0211
2302.0611
4305.0400
4416. -
4416.0600
4416.
141416.0100
4416.0300
4416.0700
14.416.0200
4110.
and
4408.0206
3121.0200
0101.
3123.0402
2401.
0504.0403
2401.0101
5108.0700
4302.
0401.0700
0401.0700
0401.0700
5900.0000
3164.0600
4109.
3123.0405
5900.
and
3164.0600
414,10.
Alpha. 71
Approved For Release 2001 00070001-9
SaddJes, rigind, pack, and
cloth for
Safe conduct
Safeguarding Military
Wormation
Safehaven
Safety belts, aircraft
Safety Devices
Safety devices, guns
Safety harness, aircraft
Safety, program of
Safety, Public Order and
Safety Conditions, Labor
Sailors
Sales of, and equipment
to foreign governments,
supplies
Sales of supplies and
equipment
Sales Tax
Salient Statistics,
Domestic Trade
Saloons
Salt, Deposits
Salt, Manufacture
Saltpeter (ingredient of powder
Salvage
Salvage, aircraft
Salvage Corps, Organization
Salvage Corps, Strength
Salvage Operations, Merchant
Marine
Salvaging, Supplied and
Equipment Military
Salvaging, supplies
Salvarsan
Salvo tables
Sanatoria
Sanctions, Foreign Policy
Sanctions, Religious
Sanctions, Trade Restrictions
Sand.
Sand, Rock Types Available
Sandfly Fever, Disease
Sanitarium, civil
Sanitary Aspects, Food
Sanitary Conditions, Labor
Sanitary Corps, Organization
Sanitary Engineers
Sanitary Requirements, Trade
Sanitary Service, Army,
Strength
Sanitation, Disease Control
Sanitation Equipment, Army,
Organization
Sanitation, Health and
Sanitation, Food and
Beverages
Sanitation, Sewage Disposal
Sanitation, Water
Sapper Units, Organizational
Sawmills
Snales, Map
Scarlet Fever
Alpha. 72
0504.1000
5900.
1000.2000
Thru
1000.2008
4107.0204
2302.0700
0504.1309
0401.
2302.0700
5800.
5900.
5403.0200
0304.0200
4704.
4703.
4902.0203
4703.0500
5807.
4206.0100
4408.0100
0504.0509
1106.0100
2601.0400
and
2602.0400
1106.0100
1106.0100
4604.0427
1106.0100
1106.0100
4410.
N-0502.1100
5303.0100
3161.0409
5104.
4702.0400
4-413.
6203.0209
5301.0300
5303.0100
5304.0400
5403.0200
0208.0618
5303.0300
4702.0100
0304.0104
5304.
0504.1209
5300.
5304.0400
5304.0600
5304.0500
0208.0618
4406.0100
6101.0102
5301.0400
Schedules, Training
Schedules, trains (time-
tables)
Schedules, transportation
(Tariffs)
Schistosomiasis Rectal and
Vesical, (Disease)
Scholarships, Exchange
School Attendance,
Legislation
School Attendance,
Statistics
School Curriculum
School System
Schools, Air, Civil
Schools, Air, Military
Schools, Air, Premilitary
Schools, Army
Schools, Army Administration
Schools, Army and Navy
Service and Technical
Schools, Staff Colleges
and Troop Schools
Schools, Army, Premilitary
Schools, Aviation
Schools, Dental
Schools, Enrollment
Schools, Establishment of
(Army and Navy)
Schools, Foreign Language
in Country
Schools, Foreign, Instruction
of Officers and Enlisted men
Schools, Graduates (Army and
Navy Schools)
Schools, Instructors (Army and
Navy Schools)
Schools, Journals, Service
Schools
Schools, Medical
Schools, Nursing
Schools, Sales of Supplies and
Equipment to rifle- Clubs and
Schools
Schools, Special
Schools, Students
School, Tenlinical
Schools, Vocational
Science, Military (See
Research and Development)
Sciences, Natural
Sciences, Physical
Scientific Whole Who
Scientific Journals, Medical
Scientific Map Societies
Scientific Research
Scientific Studies, Military
Value
Scientists
Scientists, Group
Scorched Earth
Scorebooks, Target
Scouts
Scrap Iron
0900.
4602.0301
4602.0301
5301.0400
5705.0300
5701.
5702.
5703.
5701.
2902.1000
2503.0400
2503.0500
0904.
0904.0100
0904.
0905.
2503.0400
5303.0400
5700.
N-0904.
5705.0400
0904.0200
0904.
0904.1200
0908.
5303.0400
5303.0400
4104.0100
5705.
5701.
5705.0200
5705.0200
Woo.
and
5706.
5706.
5305.
and
5704.
7500.
5305.
6101.0203
5706.
5704.
7501.
7500.
0812.0131
0902.10400
0812.0148
42405.0245
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Approved For Release 2001/06/32IFFM41DP78-02646R000100070001-9
Scrapers, Motorized and
Heavy Construction Equipment
Sculpture
Seacoast Artillery Guns
Seacoast, Lights
Seacoast, Guns
Seacoast, Guns, Carriages
for
Seacoast, Guns, Mounts
0504.1106
57o8.
0403.0800
0703.0403
0703.0206
0403.0800
0403.0800
Secretaries, Religious
Security, Cryptographic
Security, International
Foreign Policy
Security Measures, Military
Information
5104.
1000.1400
and
0815.0600
3161.0207
1000.2000
Thru
Sealed Orders
1000.2007
1000.2008
Seamen, Employees
4604.0600
Security, Military
Seamen, Merchant, Recruiting
Information
1000.2000
and Training
4604.0406
Thru
Sea Mines, Manufacture
4409.0400
1000.2008
Sea Power, Geographic
Factors Affecting
6202.0103
Security, Military, Safe-
guarding Military
Seaplane Anchorages,
Tnformation
1000.2000
Installations
2401.0100
Thru
Search-Airborne, Radar
8340.0230
1000.2008
Search-Airborne, Radar
Equipment
8340.0230
Security Organizations,
Political
3135.
SearCh and Warning, Radar
8340.0210
Security, Tactics
0815.
Searchlight Defense System,
Sedition
3144.0500
Combat Zone
2106.0900
Seduction
5105.0100
Searchlight Defense System,
Seeds, All Kinds
4302.0100
Interior Zone
2106.0800
Seized Records
1000.1200
Searchlight Emplacements,
Structural Data
0704.0403
Selection, Adoption and
Acquisition of Supplies
1103.0100
Searchlights
0502.0400
Selenium, Minor Metals
4205.0700
Searchlights, AA Defense
0502.0400
Self-Propelled Artillery
0404.
Searchlights, Air Operations
2802.0404
Self,Propelled Artillery
Searchlights, Electrical
Assault Guns
0404.0100
Equipment
0504.0603
Self-Propelled Artillery,
Searchlights, Fire Control
0502.0400
Close Support Guns
0404.0100
Searchlights, Manufacture of
4407.
Self-Propelled Artillery,
Searchlight Outfits
0504.0603
Field and Medium GUD2
0404.0200
Searchlight Plants
4407.0300
Self-Propelled Artillery,
Searchlight Units
0208.0605
SP AA Guns
0404.o400
Searchlights, Seacoast
0504.0603
Self-Propelled Artillery,
Search Warrants
5105.0200
Tank Destroyers
0404.0300
Seasonal Changes
6203.0324
Semaphores, Manufacture
4407.
Seaweed
4307.
Semaphores, Railways
4602.0321
Seaweed, Water Approaches
Sentry Duty Training
0901.0200
to Beach
6203.0608
Separations, Enlisted Men
0307.0100
Secessions
3125.0301
Separations, Officers
0307.0100
Second Front
0102
Septic Tanks
5304.0601
Secret Communication
2607.0400
Sequestration, Property
3123.0404
Secret Communication, Cipher
Serge (See Clothing)
4415.
Letters and Dispatches
2607.0400
Serial Numbers (Identification,
Secret Communication, Cipher-
Personnel)
0606.
graphs and Cipher Writers
8311.0600
Serial Numbers (Air)
2406.
Secret Communication, Codes
2607.0400
Serums
4410.
Secret Communication,
and
Secret Writing
1000.1706
5303.0200
Secret Military Police,
Serums, Use of
4410.
Administration of
0203.0900
Service, Branches of,
Secret Military Police
Administration
0205.
(Who's Who)
7103.0206
Service Clubs, Buildings
ogp9.0201
Secret Orders
1000.1800
Service Commands, Division
Secret Police Organizations
3135.
of the Country into
0206.0100
.
Secret Service (U.S.)
1000.0100
Service, Courier, Army,
Secret Service (In Foreign
Administration
0217.0400
Countries: Includes M.I.D.)
1000.0100
Service Departments or
Secret Service, Followed by
Country
3135.
Equivalent (Ord, Sig C,
AGO, Etc.) Chiefs of and.
Secret Societies
5106.
Their Subordinates (Who's
Secretary, General Staff
0204.020o
Who)
7103.0311
Secretary of War
0204.0100
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Approved For Release 2001/0111281MARDP78-02646R000100070001-9
Service Departments,
Shields, Gun Carriages
0403.
Headquarters of
0204.0800
Shinto Religion
5104.0600
Service and Equipment, Supplies
1102.
Shipbuilding
4405.
Service Commands
0206.0100
Ship Manifests
4604.0305
Service, Field, Foreign,
Tropical
0207.
Ship Movements
Ship Schedules
N-0816.
N-4602.0301
Service Journals
0908.
Shipborne, Radio
Service, Limited, Enlisted
Communcations
8310.0301
Men
0301.0102
Shipments, Foreign Govern-
Service, Limited, Officers
Service, Military or Naval,
Evasion of Records
0302.0300
0302.0200
ments (Supplies and Pro
perty)
Shippers
4604.0100
Service Records
0209.0401
Shipping, Aircraft and
Service Ribbons
0605.0100
Aeronautical Supplies and
Service, School Journals
0908.
Equipment
2105.0200
Service Schools
0904.
Shipping, Effects of Enemy
Service Uniforms, Civilian
Attacks and Invasion
4110.0300
Organizations
0603.
Shipping, by Land
4600.
Service Uniforms, Civil Police
Thru
Organizations
0604.
4603.
Service Uniforms, Army,
Regular and Reserve
0601.0102
Shipping Losses, Thru Naviga-
tional Mishaps
.46c4.0426
Service Uniforms, Militia
0602.
Shipping, Volume and Type by
Service Uniforms, Semi-
Ports
4604.0381
Military and other Military
Shipping, by Water
4604.
Organizations
0602.
Ships (See Vessels and
Services, Air, Organization
2105.
Transports)
4604.0207
Services, Army, Organization
020r.
Ships and Barges, Individual
Services, Army, Strength
0304.0104
Waterways
4604.0207
Services, Miscellaneous
0207.
Ships, Bureau of
4604.0305
Services, News
5505.0100
Ships, Equipment, Supplies
Services, Public Health
5302.
and Apparatus
4604.0357
5303.
Ships, Foreign in Use
4604.0429
Services, Sanitary
and
5304.
5302.
and
Ships, Port Accommodations
by Volume
and
4604.0436
4604.0378
5304.
and
Services, Veterinary,
4604.0379
Civil
5303.0600
Ships, Servicing Facilities
4604.0357
Sewage Disposal
5304.0600
Shipyards, Commercial
4405.0400
Sewage Systems
5304.0600
Shipyards, Construction
4604.0400
Sewer Material
5304.0600
Shipyards, Shipbuilding
4405.0400
Sewers and Sewage, Disposal
of
5304.0600
Shoals, Water Approaches
Sex Statistics of Population
5201.0200
to Beach
6203.0608
Sextant
2302.0605
Shoes, Leather
4414.0300
and
Shoes, Leather Substitute
4414.0400
8320.
Shoes, Rationing
4105.0500
Sexual Perversion
5105.0100
Shoes, Rubber
4416.0501
Sexual Relations, Regulation
5105.0100
Shooting Matches, National
5807.0300
Sheep
4303.
Shoe Employees
5103.
Sheep, Raising, Wool
4306.0300
and
and
5103.0300
4303.0200
Shoe Equipment
0504.1207
Sheeting, Wire
4407.
Shop Equipment, Motorized
Shellfish
4307.
and Heavy Construction
ShelI-J2ooms
4409.0600
Equipment
0504.1207
Shelter, Bombed-Out
Shops, Organization (Army)
0208.0608
Families
5805.0100
Shores and Land Adjacent to
Shelters
5805.0100
Water
6203.0600
2107.1100
Shortages, Agricultural
and
Products, Manufactures,
0703.
Ray Materials
4101.0400
Shelters, Gasproof, Re-
search and Development
8520.0203
Shortages, Clothing
Shotgun Cartridges
4105.0200
0504.0509
Shelters, Land
0703.0205
Shotguns
0401.0400
Shelters, Structural Data
0704.0205
Shrapnel
0403.
Sheriffs
5901.
Shrapnel Cases
0305.0100
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Approved For Release 2001/08P2181PMADP78-02646R000100070001-9
Shovels, Motorized and
Heavy Construction
Equipment
Shrubs
0504.1103
4308.
Signaling, Cartridges
Signaling, Communication
only
Signaling, Devices
0401.0200
0503.
0503.
Shutters, Searchlight
0703.0403
Signaling, Flags and other
Sick Leave, Civilian
(for communication only)
0503.
Employees
0214.
Signaling, Instruments
0503.
Side Arms
0401.0100
Signaling, Pyrotechnics
0503..
Side Cars, Motorcycles
0501.0100
Signaling Towers
2401.0100
Sidings, Railways
4602.0304
and
Siege
0812.0108
8311.0500
Siege Guns
0401.
Signaling, Training ?
0902.0100
Siege, Operations'
0102.
and
Sighting Bar and Hood,
0902.0300
Small Arms
0902.0400
Significance of Military
Sights
0502.0600
Agencies
0202.
Sights, Air Machine Gun
2302.0307
Significance of Military
Sights, Bomb, Air
2302.0308
Organizations
0203.
Sights, Carriages
0502.0600
Signs and Symbols, Carto-
Sights, Fire Control
graphic'
6101.0206
Equipment
0502.0600
Signs and Symbols, Conven-
Sights,, Gun (Cannon) Air
2302.0304
tional, Army
0104.0400
Sights, Small Arm
0401.
Silencers, Small Arra:
0401.
Signal Equipment (Dealt
Silhouettes, (For Identifi-
with by Scientific Branch)
0503. ,
cation of Aircraft
Signal) Armored Companies
0208.0609
Silhouettes)
2402.
Signal, Blocks
4602.0321
Silica, Natural
4206.0400
Signal Bombs
2302.0403
Silicon
? 4205.0400
Signal Communications
Silk
4415.
Network, Army
0217.0100
and
Signal Communications
4306.0600
System, Air
2607.
Silk, Location and Volume
Signal Communications
of Production, Disposal
4306.0600
System, Army
0814.0500
Silk, Manufacture
4415.
Signal Corps .
0811.0700
Silos
5108.0700
Signal Corps, Administration
and
of
0205.1200
6203.0509
Signal Corps, Equipment
0503.
Silver
4205.0800
Signal Corps, Schools
0904.0800
Silver, Alloys
4205.0900
and
Sinnrquism
3144.0200
0904.0900
Sinkholes, Relief Features
6203.0102
Signal Corps or Service,
Sinking of Boats
1109.0300
Strength
0304;0104
and
Signal Corps Tactics
0811.0700
1109.0301
Signal Corps Training
0902.0100
Sinking of Transports
1109.03Q0
and
and
0902.0300
1109.0301
Signal Corps, Mors Who)
7102.1200
Sirens
2106.
Signal Devices, Railways
4602.0321
Sisal
4305.0300
Signal Equipment (See
Sitascopes
4419.
Scientific Section)
0503.
Sites, Historic
5707.
Signal Generators
8330.2202
Size of Armed Forces
0304.
Signal Intelligence
1000.1400
Size of Military Organizations
0304.
Signal Lights
0503.
Skating
5807.0900
Signal Pistols
0401.0200
Sketches, File Under Relevant
Signal, Stations, Fog,.Radio,
or Wireless
4805.0100
Subject
Skiagraphs
0503.
4805.0103
Skids, Ammunition
0504.0507
4805.0104
Skiing Training
0901.0200
and
and
4805.0105
0903.
Signal Units, Order of
Skilled Labor, Shortage
5205.0200
Battle
0103.0609
Skin Diseases
5301.0600
. Signal Units, Organization
Skis, Equipment, Organization
0504.1200
and Administration
0208.0609
Slaughter Houses
4303.0500
Signaling, Aid to Navigation
4805.0103
Slaughtering
4303.0500
4805.0104
Sleds, Equipment, Organizational
0504.1200
and
and
4805.0105
0503.1403
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Sleeping Bags
Sleeping car Transportation
0504.1200
and
2302.0703
4602.0411
Societies
Societies, Militarized,
3144.
and
5106.
Small Arms
0401.
Administration of
0203.0700
Small Arms, Ammunition, Air
2302.0401
Societies, Militarized,
Small AXMOB, Ammunition
Organization of
0203.0700
Primers
0401.
Societies, Political
3144.
Small Arts, Cases
0401.
Societies, Voluntary
Small Arms, Firing (Training)
0902.0400
Associations
5106.
and
Society, Position of Women
5605.
2503.
Sociological, General
5100.
Small ATMS, Manufacture
Sociological Lists
7400.
(up to 37 mm)
4409.0100
Sociological, (Who's Who)
7400.
Small Arms, Parts and
Soda, Manufacture
4408.0100
Accessories
0401.
Sodium
4205.0600
Smallpox
5301.0400
Sodium Nitrate
4206.0100
Small Units by Type or
Sodomy
5105.0100
Branch of Service, grder
Soft-nosed Bullets
0401.
of Battle
Small Units, Organization
0103.0600
Soil and Cross Country Move-
ment, Topographic Influences
And Administration
0208.0600
on
6203.0217
Smelters - See Relevant Metals
Soil Erosion
4302.0400
Smoke, Botha
0503.
Soil, Trafficability off Road
6202.0307
and
Soil Types
6203.0201
4408.
Soldering Apparatus, Machines
Smoke, Bullets
0503.
and Tools
0504.1303
and
Soldiers, Disabled, Rehabilita-
4408.
tion of
5805.
Smoke, Candles
0503.
Soldiers's Home
0209.0408
and
and
4408.
0215.0407
Smoke Devices, Equipment,
Sorcery
5105.
Organizatiane1
0503.
Sound Detection Devices
8310.0308
Smoke, Manufacture
4408.
Sound Detector Emplacements
Smoke, Pots
050,3.
Structural Data
8330.
and
Sound Ranging Instrument,
4408.
Aerial
8320.
Smoke, Screens
0504.0300
Sounding Devices
8310.0300
0503.0405
Sounding (Rivers, Harbors,
and
and Waterways)
4604.0105
4408.
Soundproofiag Materials
4412.
Smoke-Effect Gases and
Sounds (Bodies of Water)
6201.0100
Chemicals
0503.
Source Materials, Geographic
6100.
Smoke-Producing Pyrotechnics
0503.
Source Materials, Geographic,
and
Maps and Map Data
6101.
4408.
Source Materials, Geographic,
Smuggling
4706.
Photographs
6102.
Snakes, Control of
5304.0300
Source Materials, Geographic,
Sniperscopes
0504.1200
Books and Pamphlets
6103.
Sniping
0812.0150
SouthAmerican Trypanosomiasis
5301.0300
Snowfall
6204.0200
Sovereign Office, Executive
Snow Plows, Machines
0504.1106
Branch
3121.0200
Snowshoes, Equipment
0503.
Sovereign, Present Head
3121.0300
Social Classes, Military
Soybean, Manufacture
4417.0300
Personnel
0209.0101
Spaniards
5100.
Social Classes, Personnel
and
Air
2700.0101
3162.
Social, Conditions
5100.
Spanish
3162.
Social-Economic Classes
5103.0300
and
Social Groups (Political)
3144.
5100.
Social History
-5101.
Spark Plugs
1105.0600
Social Insurance and Pension
5806.
0501.0100
Social Movements
5107.
Thru
Social Structure
5103.
0501.0500
Social Welfare, Governmental
Speakers, Radio
8330.2809
Policy
3141.0208
Speaking Devices, Loud
8330.1600
Socialism
3144.0200
Speaking Tubes
8330.
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Special Blocked Nationals,
Definition of (Same as
Gray List)
Special Device, Electronic
Special Uniformn, Army,
Regular and Reserve
Special Uniforms, Civil
Police Organization
Special Uniform:, Civilian
Organizations
Special Uniform, Militia
Special Uniform, Semi-
Military and other Military
Organizations
.Special Zones, Administration
of
Special Zones, Organization of
Specialist Air Schools
Specialists, Ratings,
Personnel - Air
Specialist School, Army
Specialist Training, Military
Specifications - See Item
Specified
Specifications for Supplies
and Equipment
Spectacles
Speedometers
Spheres of Influence, Colonial
Affairs
Spheres of Tnfluence,
Foreign. Policy
Spices
Spiegeleisen
Spies
Spirochetal Jaundice
Sponges
Sponges and Staves, Cannon
Sports, Recreation
Spotters
Spraying Equipment, Chemicals
Springs, Recoil
Sprinkler Systems
Spurs
Squadron, Air Operations
Squadron, Air, Organization
Squadrons
Squadrons Commanders of
(Who'sWho)
Stabilization; Currency
Stabilizers, Aircraft
Stable, Equipment
Stables
Stabling Animals
Staff, Allied.
Staff, Chief of
Staff Colleges
Staff Corps and Departments
Staff Divisions, Other, War
Department General Staff,
Organization-and
A4m1n1stration
4108.0306
8360.
0601.0107
0603.
and
5901.
0603.
0602.
0602.
0206.0300
0206.0300
2503.0419
2700.0411
0904.0900
0901.0200
1105.
4419.
0501.
3125.
3161.0100
4302.0100
4205.0226
1000.0700
5301.0500
4307.
0402.
and
0403.
5807.
0814.0500
8520.
0504.0509
0504.0709
0504.0509
2801.
2101.
2101.
7103.0606
4909.0100
2302.0607
0504.0509
1106.0300
1106.0300
0202.0400
0205.0100
and
7103.0104
0904.1100
0202.0400
0204.0206
Staff Doctrines, War
Department
Staff Doctrines, AS= and
Services
Staff Doctrines, Combined
ATM Operations
Staff Doctrines, Command
Staff Doctrines, Strategy
Staff Doctrines, Tactics
Staff Documents
Staff Exercises, Training
Staff Functions, Tactical
Units, Organization and
Administration
Staff, General, Organization
Staff, General, Strength
Staff, Joint Chiefs of
Staff Officers, Air, Responsi-
bilities
Staging Areas
Stallions
Stalls in Freight Cars
Stamping Machines
Stamps
Stamps, Postage, Use of
Stamps, War Savings
Starters, Engine
Starvation
State
State, Authorities
State, Courts
State, Laws
State, Rights
Static Divisions, Organiza-
tion and Administration
Station. Buildings
Station Wagons
Stations, Fire Control
Stations, Military, Adminis-
tration of
Statisticians
Statistics (used for the
Preparation of War Plans)
Statistics, Battles and
Battle Reports
Statistics, Labor
Statistics, Vital
Statistics, Wood. Products
Status .Rblisted Men,
Marilal and Personal
Status, Officers, Marital
and Personal
Statutory List, Definition of
Steam Utility
Steel
Steel, Alloys
Steel, Antitank Obstacles
Steel Companies
Steel, Construction, Building
Material
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OONFIDEBTIAL
0202.0300
0812.0100
0813.
0814.
0821.
0812.0100
0202.0300
0903.
0208.
0202.0300
0304.0105
0202.0300
2104.0800
1109.0300
4303.0200
4402.0100
4421.
and
0504:0509
4812.
4812.
4901.0300
4406.0400
5301.0700
6101.0301
5103.
ana
3124.0500
3123.
3131.
3131.
0208.0315
1107.0300
4403.
0502.1100
0206.0600
7523. '
0810.0100
0102. .
5402.
5203.
4412.0800
0209.0400
0209.0400
4108.0306
4500.
4205.6200
4205 T0237
Thru
4205.0241
0703.0515
4205.0253
Thru
4205.0256
4413.0800
Alpha. 77
Approved For Release 2001/084526102NARDP78-02646R000100070001-9
Steel, Disposition of
Steel, Manufacture, General
Steel, Statistics on
Production
Steel, Stockpiles and
Reserves
Steel, Structural Data of
Fortification Installations
Steel, Underwater Obstacles
Steel, Underwater Obstacles,
Structural Data
Stellites, (Alloys)
Stencils
Stereopticon Machines
Stereoscopes
Sterilizers
Stock, Blooded, Animal
Stockades
Stokers, Automatic
Stocks, Small Arm
Stocks, Reserve,Supplies
w and Equipment
Stone
Stone, Building
Stone Walls
Storage
Storage, Air Depots
Storage, Air Fuel and Oil
Storage, Air, Peace
Storage, Ammunition
Storage, Batteries
Storage, Cases, Cartridge
Storage, Cold
Storage Facilities, Inland
Waterways
Storage Facilities, Ports
and Harbors
Storage Facilities, Public
Service
Storage, Field
Storage, Food
Storage, Oil
Storage, Records
Storage, Services
Storage, Supply
Storage System, Air, War
Storage, System: (Gasoline
and Oil)
4205.0261
Thru
4205.0264
4205.0233
Thru
4205.0241
4205.0243
Thru
4205.0248
4205.0242
0704.0515
0703.0552
0704.0552.
4205.0900
0504.1209
0504.0800
2302.0610
and
6102.0102
0504.0800
2302.0610
and
6102.0102
4411.
4303.0300
0306.
4406.0100
0401.
and
4409.0100
1104.0400
4413.
4413.
0703.0200
1104.0300
and
4505.
2401.0200
2603.0400
2601.0200
1103.0600
0504.0604
1103.0500
4504.
4604.0210
4604.0333
Thru
4604.0338
4505.
1104.0300
5304.0400
4203.0600
0216.0800
and
0216.
4505.
1103.0500
2602.0200
4203.0600
Storage Tanks Water
Storehouse
Stores
Storing of, Supplies
Storm, Climate
Stoves
Stoves, Cooking
Stoves, Heating
Stowaways on Ships
Straits
Stranding of Vessels
Strategic Areas, Potential
Air Bases
Strategic Materials (Controlled
and Prohibited Materials)
Strategy, Air
Strategy, Air, Actual
Operations
Strategy, Army
Strategy and Tactics, Army,
General
Strategy, Geographic Factors
Affecting
Strategy, Topographical
Factors Affecting
Stratosphere Flights
Stream Barriers
Stream Courses, Deserts
Streams
Stream Navigable (Economic
? Structure)
Stream:, Photographs,
(Geographic Source
Materials)
Streets, Cities
Streets Traffic Control
Strength, Air Forces
Strength, Air Personnel
Strength, Airplanes,
Military
Strength, Army
Strength, Army, Active Forces
Strength, Army, Air
Strength, Army, Organized
Reserve
Strength, Army, Quasi-
Military Organizations
Strength, Army, Services
Strength of Civilians
Attached to the Army,
Manpower
Strength of Forces, Military,
by Theater of Operations
Strength of Forces,
Order of Battle
Strength, Manpower Available
Strength, Ministry of
Department of War
5304.0502
4505.
4105.0500
and
4105.0600
1103.0500
6204.0400
4406.0100
and
4421.
4421.
4105.0400
and
4421.
3164.0700
and
3165.0901
6202.0201
4604.0426
2401.0400
4101.0400
2502.
2802.
0820.
Thru
0824.
0800.
6202.
6203.
2902.0900
6202.0200
6203.0330
6203.0300
4101.0100
6102.0300
4603.0301
4603.0301
2801.0400
2203.0100
2203.0200
0304.0100
0304.0101
0304.0300
0304.0102
0304.0103
0304.0104
0304.0106
0105.
0105.
0301.
0304.0105
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Strength, Navy
Strength, Navy, Air
Strength, War
Stretchers
Striken of Crews on Vessels
Strikes
Strikes, Economic Effects
Strikes, Labor
Strikes, Troops for Sup-
pression of
Stripes, Insignia
Structure, Social
Students, Number of
Students Exchange
Studies, Critical Materials
Studies, Foreign Trade
Studies, Manpower
Studies, Social Life,
Regional and Community
Styrene, Manufacture
Subcaliber Guns
Subdivisions of Country,
Political
Subletting, Contracts,
Housing
Sub-Machine Guns
Submarine, Mines
Submarine, Nets
Submarine, Warfare
Submarines
Submarines, Fueling and
Refueling
Submersible Devices
Subscriptions, to News-
papers and Periodicals
Subsidies, Air, Civil
Subsidies, Agricultural
Government
Subsidies, Press
Subsidies, Trade
Subsistence
Subsistence, Allowance for
Employees
Substitute Materials (New,
Synthetics, etc.)
Substitutes, Developtent;
Economic
Substitutes, Fuel
Substitutes, Leather
Substitutes, Textiles
Subversion, Laws
Subversion of Personnel
Subversive Activities
Subversive Agents in Country
Subversive Leaders, Political
Subways
Sufficiencies, ECODADMiC
0304.0200
0304.0400
0303.0100
0507.
5404.
5404.
4109.
5404.
0107.
0606.
5103.
5702.
5705.0300
4108.0100
4704.0303
5205.
5108.
141417.0100
0401.
3124.0100
4105.0300
and
5603.0300
0401.0300
0504.0904
0504.0900
N-0812.0101
N-0504.0900
N-4604.0357
81+l0.400
5505.0100
2901.0300
4301.050o
5505.
and
5505.0100
4701.0100
1105.04C0
5403.
4417.0100
and
4416.0200
4107.0101
4203.0400
Thru
4203.0432
4414.0400
4415.0400
3123.0405
1000.1900
31614.0600
4109.
and
3144.0300
3164.0600
3144.0300
4602.0300
4101.0200
Sugar
Sugar Refining.
Sulfonamides
Sulphite
Sulphur (Ingredient of
Powder)
Sulphur, Elemental
Sulphur, Manufacture
Sulphuric Acid, Manufacture
Summary Courts Martial
SuMmer Uniforms, Army,
Regular and Reserve
Summer Uniforms, Civil
Police Organizations
Summer Uniforms, Civilian
Organizations
Summer Uniforms, Militia
Summer Uniforms, Semi-
Military and Other Military
Organizations
Super-Bomber
Superchargers, Aircraft
Superphosphate, Manufacture
Supersonic and Sub-Audible,
Sound Waves
Supplies
Supplies, Accounting for
Supplies, Acquisition of
Supplies, Aeronautical
Supplies, Air Transport of
Supplies, Conservation,
Saving, Rationing and
Hoarding
Supplies, Consumption or
Expenditure (of Supplies
and Equipment)
Supplies, Costs
Supplies, Data on Supplies
and Equipment
Supplies, Defective
Supplies, Disposition of
Obsolete, Surplus, Condemned
Supplies and Equipment
Supplies, Distribution of,
and Equipment, to Foreign .
Governments
Supplies, Electrical,
Electrical Equipment
Supplies, Food, Effect of
Climate on
Supplies, Food and Forage
Supplies, Losses, Air
Supplies, Losses, Army
Supplies, Medical, Civil
Supply, Air (Logistics)
Supply, Army (Logistics)
Supply, Classification of
Supply Depots, Air Posts
Supply, Disposal of Equipment
Supply, Distribution of "
Supply Division, War Department.
General Staff, Administration
of
4304.0300
4304.0300-
5303.0200
4412.
4206.0100
and
4408.010o
14206.0100
4408.0101)
4408.010o.
0209.0302
0601.0105
0604.0105
0603.0105
0602.0105
0602.0105
2302.0107
2302.0600
4408.0100
8360.1000
1102.
1103.0600
1103.0400
2600.
2802.1100
1104.0200
1103.0300
1103.0300
1103.0300
1103.0300
1103.0700
and
2207.0300
4705.
0504.0604
6204.0704
6203.0518
2204.0200
1105.0600
5303.0200
2600.
1100.
1102.
2401.0200
1103.0700
1103.0500
0204.0204
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CONFIDENTIAL
Approved For Release 2001/08628-LoRMARDP78-02646R000100070001-9
Supply Division of General
Staff, Chief of and Sub-
ordinates (Who's Who)
Supply Division, Organization
of
Supply, Field Administration
Supply, Field InstAllatione
and Reserves
Supply, Field System
Supply, Installations and
Reserves (Field)
Supply, Installations and
Reserves (Zone of Interior)
Supply Movements, Oceanic
Supply Movements, Railway
Supply Movements, Road
Supply, Overall Administration
Supply, Procurement and
Acceptance
Supply Requirements,
Miscellaneous
Supply, Requisitioning
Supply, Research and
Development
Supply Service, Administration
of -
Supply Service, Organization
of
Supply Service (Who's Who)
Supply, Storage of
Supply System, Army
Supply Units, Order of
Battle
Supply Units, Organization
and Administration
Supply, Water, Civil
Supply, Water, Effect on
Ground Operation
Suppression of Lawlessness
Supremo Commander and Personal
Assistants (Who's Who)
Supreme General Staff,
Administration and Organiza-
tion of.
Surf, Exposure to, Water
Approaches to Beaches
Surface Materials, Topography
Surface to Air Missiles
Surface to Surface Missiles
Surface Water Water Supply
Surgeon General
Surgeons' Flight Kits
Surgical Equipment, Army
Surplus Supplies and
Equipment
Surpluses, Agricultural and
Industrial
Surrenders
Surtaxes, Trade
Survey Dataltaps
Survey Instruments, Instrument
of Precision Photographic
and Reproduction Equipment
Survey of Plants
Alpha. 80
7103.0304
0204.0204
1104.0100
1104.0400
1104.
1104.0400
1103.0600
1108.0301
1108.0100
1108.0200
1103.0100
1103.0300
1105.0700
1103.0400
1103.0200
0205.2100
0205.2100
7102.2100
1103.0500
1103.
and
1104.
0103.0616
0208.0616
4503.
6204.0703
5900.
7103.0101
0202.0300
6203.0608
6203.0200
0407.0500
0407.0200
6203.0401
0205.1400
0507.
0507.
1104.0400
4101.0400
0106.
and
3165.0400
4702.0200
6101.0205
0504.0801
4401.0100
Survey and Photography
Service, Air
Surveying Instruments
Surveying Instruments,
Fire Control
Surveyors
Surveys: Of Boundries, etc.
to Buildings and Grounds
Surveys (Geographical Source
Material)
Surveys, Aerial
Surveys, Geodetic and
Hydrographic
Surveys, Railways, Prospective
Surveys, Roads and Highways,
Prospective
Swords
Swamps, Effects on Ground.
Operations
Swimming
Swindling
Switchboard Holmes and ROO=
Switchboards, Army
Switchboard Equipment
Telephone
Switches
Switches, Mechanical
Switches, Vacuum Tube
Switches (Mine Equipment)
Switches, Railroad Manufacture
Switching Stations, Power
Swivels, Small AMIS
Sword Belts
Swordemanship Training
Symbols, Cartographic
Symbols, Military Units
Syndhroscopes, Aircraft Engine
Syndicates, Press
Synthetic Materials
Synthetic Oil
Synthetic Oil Plant.
.Reconnaissance and Target
Photographs .
Synthetic Resins (Plastics)
Synthetic Rubber
Synthetic, Supplies
Synthetic Textiles
Syphilis .
System, Administrative
Funotioning, Tactical Units
System, Air Defense
System, Air Defense, Civil
System, Cable
System, Control of Occupied
Territory
System, Electoral
System, Educational
2105.0400
0502.0900
0502.0900
7327.
0215.0500
6101.0101
6102.0100
6101.0101
4602.0308
4603.0305
0401.0700
6203.0318
Thru
6203.0322
5807.0900
5900.
4800.0302
0503.
4802.0202
and
4802.0302
8330.2900
8330.2901
8330.2901
0504.1000
4402.
4501.
0401.
0401.0700
0901.0200
6101.0206
0104.
2302.0605
5505.0100
4415.0400
4203.0408
Thru
4203.0412
and
4203.0432
4203.1004
4417.
4416.0200
4415.0400
4416.0200
and
4417.0100
4415.0400
5301.0100
0208.
2106.
2107.
4804.0200
0207.0400
3136.
5701.
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COMELDraTTAL
Approved For Release 2001/68FDPMWRDP78-02646R000100070001-9
System, Gas, Public
Utilities
System, National Defense
System, Mail
System, Penal
System, Police
System, Power
System, Replacement Training,
Organization and Administration
System, Telephone
System, Water
Systems, Evacuation
Systems, Filing
Systems of Supply
Systems, Trench
Systems, Trench, Structural
Data
Systems:
Drainage, Purification
Electric Heating
Heating
Monetary
Plumbing
Miscellaneous Communication
Tables:
Allowances, basic
Ammunition
Firing
Life, Vital Statistics
Organization of Army,
Range
Salvo
Tables of Organization,
Tactical Units
Taboos (Food Customs)
Taboos (Morals and Belief)
Tachometers, Aircraft
Instruments'
Tactica, Chemical Warfare
Tactical Commands,' Air
Tactical control, Organization
and Administration
Tactical Doctrines, Chemical
Warfare
Tactical Employment,
Navigational Aida
Tactical Employment, Radar
Tactical Employment, Radio
Tactical Schools, Air
Tactical Theories, Army
Tactics, Air
Tactics, Amphibious
Tactics, Army
Tactics, Aviation
Tactics, Camouflage, Army
Tactics, Combined Operations,
Army
Tactics, Exercise of Command,
Army
Tactics, Halts, Bivouacs,
Rest Areas, Army
Tactics, Land
, Tactics, Marino
Tactics, Military
Tactics, National Defense
Policy, Army
Vaatioa, Security, Army
4502.
0201.
4812.
5902.
5901.
4501.
0207.0500
4802.
4503.
1106.
0216.0800
1102.
0703.0303
0704.0303
6203.0300
4502.0100
4500.
4900.
5304.0500
8311.0600
1103.0300
1105.0200
0502.
5203.0300
0203.
0502.
N 0403.0700
0208.
5603.0100
5105.
2302.0605
8520.0300
2104.
0208.
8520.0300
8320.0200
8346.0200
8310.0200
2503.0415
0812.
2501.
0812.0137
0811.
2501.
0818.
0813.
0814.
0817.
0800.
N 08?0.
0800.
0810.
0815.
Tactics and Strategy,
Biological Warfare
Tactics, Troop Movements,
Army
Talc
Tank Arm, Administration of
Tank Arm or Armored Force
(Who's Who)
Tank Arm, Organization of
Tank Cars, Manufacture
Tank Cars, Petroleum
Tank Cars, Port Operations
Tank Cars, Railway
Tank Destroyer Arm, Administra-
tion of
Tank Destroyer Arm, Organiza-
tion of
Tank Destroyer Units, Order
of Battle
Tank Destroyer Units, Organiza-
tion and Administration
Tank Destroyers (Self
Propelled Artillery)
Tank Destroyer Units, OB
Tank Division, Organization
Tank Forces, Strength
Tank Guns
Tank Regiment, Organization
Tank Trucks, Petroleum
Tank Units, Order of Battle
Tank Units, Organization and
Administration
Tank Vessels, Petroleum
Tankers
Tanks, Amphibious
Tanks, Armored or Combat
Tanks, Chemical spray,
aviation
Tanks, Fuel and Oil, Aircraft
Tanks, Gasoline
Tanks, Heavy
Tanks, Light
Tanks, Medium
Tanks, Oil and Fuel, for
engines
Tanks, Parts and Accessories
Tanks, Septic
Tanks, (Vehicles), Manufacture
Tanks, Water, Sanitary Aspects
Tanks and Towers, Fire
Fighting Equipment
Tanneries
Tanning, Preparing supplies
for use by tanning etc.
Tanning Methods
Tantalum
Tape Worm
Tar
Tar, Manufacture
Target Objectives, Air
Operational
Target Practice
Target Ranges, Construction
Target Range Installations
Target Training
Tariff duties
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CONFIDENTIAL
850.0600
0816.
4206.0300
0205.0900
7102.0900
0205.0900
4402.
4203.0803
4604.0347
4602.0411
0205.08m
0205.0800
0103.0606
0208.0606
0404.0300
0103.0606
0208.0607
0304.0104
0405.
0208.0607
4203.0803
0103.0607
0208.0607
4203.0803
4203.0803
0405.0400
0405.
2302.0611
2303.0611
4203.0803
0405.0300
0405.0100
0405.0200
4604.0360
0405.
5304.0601
4403.
5304.0502
0504.0704
4414.0500
4414.0200
4414.0200
4205.0700
5301.0200
4412.
4412.
2802.0700
0902.0400
0215.0504
0206.0600
0902.0400
4702.
and
4902.0201
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Tariffs, Governmental Trade
Policies
Tariffs and rates,
Transportation
Tariffs of supplies and
equipment
Task Forces, Organization
and Administration
Tax, War
Taxation
11.701.0100
4702.
4701.0100
0208.0207
4902.0202
4902.0203
and
4902.0204
4902.0202
Telecommunications, Radio and.
Radar Aids to Location,
Direction and Detection
Telecomumnications, Radio and
Radar Counter-Devices
Telecommunications, Research
and Development
Teleconmrunications,
Television
Telegrams,
Telegraph, Connections with
8320.
8350.
8430.
8360.1100
8311.0300
and
4803.
Thru
Cable Systems
8311.0300
4902.0206
and
Taxes:
4804.0103
Amusement
4902.0204
Telegraph
8311.0300
Income Inheritance
4902.0203
and
Internal Revenue
4902.0203
4803.
Land
4902.0203
Telegraph, Corps.
0208.0609
Luxury
4902.0204
Telegraph, Individual Systeme
Sales
4902.0203
or Companies
4803.0300
Stamp
4902.0202
Telegraph, Instruments
4803.0302
War
4902.0203
Telegraph, Mall and Courier
and
Service
0217.0400
4902.0204
and
Taxes, On Imports and
4812.
Exports
4702.9100
Telegraph, Supplies and
and
equipment
4803.0200
4702.0200
Telegraph, Systeme
4803.0300
Taxi Service, Air
2902.0600
Telegraph, Training
0901.0200
Taxicab, Transportation
4603.0102
and
Taxying of Aircraft
2902.0600
4803.0315
Teachers
5700.
Telegraph Equipment, Organiza-
Teaching: See Edudation and
tional, Army
0504.0600
Schools
5700.
Telegraph Equipment and
Team, Interpreter
0208.0618
Service
4803.0200
Team, Interrogation
0208.0600
Telegraph Network and Equip-
Tear Gas
0505.0200
ment, General Study
4803.0100
Tear Gas Bombs
8520:0105
and
and
8311.0300
2302.0301
Telegraph System, Air
2607.0100
Technical Air Schools
2503.0419
Telegraph and Telephone
Technical Experts
0205.1100
Lines Along Railways
4602.0333
Tecami cal manuals
5505.0100
Telegraphones
8311.0300
Technical Service,
Telephone
8311.0100
Administration of
0205.1100
and
Technical Service, Organiza-
tion of
0205.1100
Telephone, Exchanges
4802.
4802.0103
Technical Service (Who's Who)
7102.1100
Telephone, Instruments
4802.0200
Technicians, Medical
5303.0300
Telephone, Operators, Civilian
4802..0308
Techniques, Aerial
2801.
Telephone, Supplies and
Tecbniques,.Ceneorehip
10004605
Equipment
4802.0200
Telecommunications, Cable
4804.
Telephone, Stations Building
4802.0300
Telecommunications, Devices
Telephone, Systems
4802.0300
for Modulating Light Beam
8311.0600
Telephone, Training
4802.0306
Telecommunications, Extent of
Telephone Directories
0217.0200
Development
8311.0600
and.
Telecommunications, National
7000.
Telegraph Network
8311.0600
Telephone Equipment, Organiza-
Telecommunications., National
tional, Army
0504.0600
Telephone Network
8311.0600
Telephone Equipment and
Telecommunications, Radar
8340.
Service
8311.0100
Telecommunications, Radio
8310.
and
and.
4802.40200
4805.
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Telephone, Network, and
Equipment General Study
Telephone System, Air
Telephone Systems, Individual
and Companies
Telephotographic Communica-
tions, Developments
Telephotographic Equipment
Telescopes and. Equipment,.
Organizational, Army
Telescopes, Manufacture
Telescopic Sights, -
Telet e Systehi-, Air
e e e Systems
Teletypewriters
Teletypewriters, Equipment,
Organizational, Army
Television
Telluim
Temperature, Climate
Temperature at Landing
Beaches
Tennis
Tents
Terminal Facilities, Railroad
Terminal Facilities Rivers,
Harbors, and Wate;aYs
Terminals, ,Cables
Termination of War,
Armistice
Terrain
Territorial Adninistratimi,
Army
Territorial and Administrative
Commands (who's Who) .
Territorial Courts
Territorial Laws
Territorial Organization'
Territorial Organization,
Administration of
Territorial Organization, Air 2102.
Territorial Subdivisions,
Commanders of (corps areas,
etc.) (Who's who)
Territories'
Territories,
Occupied, Control
Testaments, Legal
Testing, Instruments
Vesting, Sets, Cable
"Testing, Tools
Tests, Aeronautical Supplies
and Equipment
Teets, Aircraft
Tests, Aptitude
Teats, Physical
Tetrachloride, Manufacture
4802.0100 Tetranitro-aniline
2607.0100 Tetrardtro-methyl
Tetryl
4802.0300 Textbooks
Textiles, Manufacture
8430. Theater Headquarters, Order
and of Battle
4801.0500 Theater Headquarters, Tactical
0504.0800 Units, Organization and.
and Administration
4802.0305 Theater of 0perat1011,iVision
of
0502.0800 t Mega-Ler of War into
Theater, Recreation
4419.
Theater Service, Military
0502.0600 Theater of War, Administration
2607.0100 and Organization
8311.0300 Theaters, Army
and Theaters, Building
4803.0316 Theaters, Commanders of
4803.0316 (Who's Who)
Theaters, Informational
0509. Aspects
8360.1100 Theft
4205.0700 Theories, Mechanization and
6204.0100 Motorization
Theories Strategic
6203.0612 Theories, Tactical
0209.0202 Theory of Government
and Theory, Navigational Aids
5800. Theory, Radar
0509. Theory, Radio Comoraeloations
4602.0208 Therapeutics
Therapy
4604.0343 Thermal Power, Eleotric
4804.0101 Thermometers
Thermostats (For Heating and
3165.0400
6203. Thieves
ieves; (See Theft)
Thiokol, Manufacture
0206.0500 Tick Borne Diseases
Ticket Offices, Railroad
7103.0700
0206.0100 Ticks, Control
0206.0100 Tidal Waves
0206.
0206.
Tests, Supplies and Equip-
ments, Army
Tetanua
7103.0701
3124.0100
of 0207.0400
3123.0400
8330.3000
8330.3000
-8330.3000
8330.3000
2300.
0209.0104
0209.0102
and
0311.0100
8330.3000
5301.0500
Tides, Geography
Tides, Porta and Harbors
Ties, Railway Equipment
Tile, Manufacture
Tile, Works
Timber
Timber, Antitank Obstacles
Timber, Antitank Obstacles,
Struotural Data
Timber, Forest Resources
Timber, Underwater Obstacles
Timber, Underwater Obstacles,
Structural Data
Time., Calendar and Systems
Time, Fuzes, Ammunition
Time, Measures, Instruments
Time, Tables, Railroad
Timing Devices, Manufacture
Tin
Tinning
Tires, Domestic Production
4406.0300
4406.
4408.
4408.
5700.
4415.
0103.0101
0208.0101
0207.0100
5807.0600
02?9.0201
0207.0100
0209.0201
5807.0600
7103.0501
5507.
5900.
0822.
0821.
0812.
3112.
8320.0100
8340.0100
8310.0100
5300.
5300.
4501.
4411.
4501.000
5900.
4416.0202
5301.0300
46?2.0208
4602.010o
53011.0300
4604.0306
and
6203.0608
6203.0608
4604.0306
4402.
4413.
4413.040?
4308.
0703.0516
07?4.0516
4308.
0703.0554
07?4.0554
4506.
0502.1100
004.0604
4602.0301
14420.
4205.0500
4205.1000
4416.0703
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Tires, Manufacture
Tires and Tubes, Aircraft,
Manufacture
Tires, Vehicles
Titles, Grades
Tobacco
Toilet Articles
Tolls
oils, (Rivers, Harbors, and
Wa
Toluol, Manufac
Tcmbstones
Tongs, Ammunition
Tool Kits, Aircraft
Tools and Accessories, Gasoline
Engine Operated, Machinery
Equipment
Tools and Accessories,
Pneumatic
Tools, Machine and Hand
Tools, Machine, Manufacture
Top Soil
Topographical Observations,
Data and Reports
Topography
Topography, Coast and
Adjacent Islands
Topography, Drainage
Features
Topography, Relief Features
Topography, Surface Materials
Topography, Vegetation
Topography, Water Supply
Tornadoes
Torpedo Destroyers, Automatic
Torpedo Nets
Torpedo Plane (Torp)
Torpedo Tubes, Land Mounted
Torpedoes
Torpedoes Air
Torpedoing of Vessels
Torture
Tournaments, Military
Towers, Parachute Jumping
Towers, Signal
Towne and Villages
Township Authorities
Tracer Ammunition
Trachoma
Tracks, Railway
Tracks, Railway Equiimmnit
Tracks and Trails
Tractors, Civilian, Manufacture
Tractors, Heavy Construction
Equipment
Tractors, Parts and Accessories
Trade Agencies, In Country
Trade Agreements, Economic
Warfare
Trade Agreements, General
Trade Agreements, with
Neutral Countries,
Economic Warfare
Trade Dislocations
Trade, Domestic
4416.0400
4416.0401
4416.0401
0607.
4305.0100
5300.
4902.0202
4902.0203
4408.0100
0215.0416
---0114a!
2302.06a
0504.1307
0504.1316
0504.1300
4406.0300
6203.0201
6203.
6203.
6203.0600
6203.0300
6203.0100
6203.0200
6203.0500
6203.0400
6204.0400
0409.
0703.0543
2302.0111
0703.0209
0407.
2302.0404
4604.0426
3134.
0209.0202
0901.0200
8311.0500
and
2401.0101
5108.0600
3141.0506
0401.
5301.0400
4602.0204
4602.0304
4603.0400
4403.
0504.1101
0504.1101
3164.0502
4108.0300
4704.0500
4107.0102
4705.0200
4703.
Trade, Economic Committees
Relating to
Trade andFinance, Economic
Warfare
Trade, Foreign
Trade, Government Policy
Toward
Trade, Regulations
Trade, Restrictions and.
Control
Trade Missions, Abroad.
Trade Organizations, Non,
Governmental
Trade Policies
Tradeil&it'wo..
Trademarks
Traditions, Military, of
the Nation
Traffic Control, Air
Traffic Control, Roads
Traffic Control System,
Railways 4602.0320
Traffic Discipline, Theater
of Operations 0207.0100
Traffic Regulations, Civil
and Military
4102.0600
4108.0304
4704.
4102.
4701.0100
4702.
3163.0502
4701.0700
4701.0100
4703.0100
4107.0205
020i=-----
2901.0400
4603.0207
Trail Wagons
Trailers, Manufacturt,
Trails
Trainees, Meanie and Belief
Trainers, Aircraft, Flight,
Link, Bombing
Training, Air Defense, Civil
Training, Air, Facilities at
Poets
Training, Air, General
Training, Air, Individual.
Training, Air, Organization
and Unit
Training, Air, Fre-Military
Training, Air, Schools
Training, Army, General
Training, Army, Orgenization
and Unit
Training, Army, Schools
Training, Biological Warfare
Training, Centers
Training, Circulars
Training, Civilian Air
Defense
Training, Directives
Training, Equipment, Air-
craft
Training, Films
Training, Industrial
Training, Intelligence
Training, Merchant Seaman
Training, Mines and Booby Traps
Training, Physical
Training, Pre-Military, Non
Academic
Training, Pre-Military,
Schools and Colleges
Training, Programs
Training, Reviews and
Inspections
4603.0207
and
4602.0320
4403.
4403.
4603.0400
0209.0106
2503.
2107.0603
2401.0200
2503.0100
2503.0200
2503.0300
2503.0500
2503.0400
0901.
0902.
0904.
851o.o8o0
0900.
0216.0200
2.107.0603
0216.0200
2503.0100
0901.
5705.0200
cook.
4644.o406
0704.0521
0901.0200
0905.0200
0905.0100
0901.0100
0906.
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Training, Schedules
Training, System of Replacement
Training, Vocational
Training, Winter
Training Camps, Commander
of (Whole Who)
Training Division, Adminis-
tration of
Training Division, Air
Ministry
Training Division, General
Staff, Chief of and Sub-
ordinates (RThofs Who)
Training Division, Organiza-
tion of ND General Staff
Training Facilities, Posts
and Stations
Training Films
Training, Garrison and
'Armory
Training Grounds, Administra-
tion and Organization
Training and Maneuver Areas
Training Manuals, Administra-
tive System
Training Methods, General
Training Organizational, Pre-
Military, Administration
Training Plane
Trains, Armored
Trains, Army
Trains, Hospital
Traits, National, Susceptibil-
ity to Propaganda as Affected
by
Tramways (Transportation)
Transfer, Assignment and,
Personnel-Air.
Transfer, funds (Money
Accounting)
Transfer, Military Personnel
Transfers, Civilian
Employees
Transfers, Fmlisted Men
(Change of Station)
Transformer, Mins
Transformers:
Audio Frequency
Electrical
Manufacture
Power
Radio Frequency
Translators, Civilian
Translators, Officers and
Enlisted Men
Transliteration
Transmission of Property
Transmitters Radio
Transport, Air Operations,
Combat Troops, Non,
Parachute
Transport, Air Operations,
Parachute Troops
Transport, Air Operations,
Source, Troops and. Supply
Transport, Military and Naval
0901.
0207.0500
5705.0200
and
0901.0200
0902.0300
7103.0707
0204.0203
2103.0103
7103.0303
0204.0203
0901.
0901.
0902.0100
0206.0400
0903.0103
0216.0200
0901.
0203.1100
2302.0115
0409.0200
1109.0100
1109.0100
5503.
4602.0209
2700.0403
4908.0100
0209.0403
0214.
0209.0403
0504.0604
8330.3100
8330.3101
4406.0200
4406.0200
8330.3103
8330.3102
7523.
7425.
5102.
5105.0200
4805.0100
2802.1000
2802.0900
2802.1100
2302.0114
Transport, Road
Transport, Tactical Doetrine,
Air
Transport Clothing
Transport Companies, Air,
Civil
Transport Employees
Transport Plane, Commercial
Transportation
Transportation, Agents
Transportation, Air
Transportation, Ammunition
Transportation, Commercial
Aircraft
Transportation, .Documents,
Mails, and Records
Transportation, Effects of
Enemy Attacks and. Invasion
. (Economic Warfare)
Transportation, General
Analysis
Transportation, Tnii i vidual
Transportation (Logistics)
Transportation, Overall
Administration
Transportation, Parachute
and. Airborne Equipment
Transportation, Pay
Passengers
Transportation, Railroad
Transportation, Railways
(See also under Railways)
Transportation, Relation to
Industrial Development
Transportation, Road (See
Also under Roads and
Highways)
Transportation, Schedules
Transportation, State of
Development
Transportation, Streetcar
Tranoportatian, Supplies and
Property
Transportation, Tariffs
Transportation, Troop
Movements
Transportation, Water,
General
Transportation, Water,
Inland Waterways
Transportation, Water,
Merchant Marino
Transportation, Water,
Navigation Customs, Laws
Regulations
Transportation Water, Sea-
Ports and Its;bors
Transportation Corps, Adminis-
tration of.
4603.0502
2501.0205
2802.1100
and
4602.0101
2902.0300
2902.0300
2302.0117
4601.
1107.
and
4601.
2105.0500
1107.
2902.0300
0205.2700
4110.0200
4601.
1107.0400
1101.
1107.0100
0504.1400
4601.
and
2105.0500
4602.0100
4602.
4601.0300
4603.
4602.'0300
4601.0100
4402.
1106.
3123.0400
and
3133.0400
4701.0100
0816.
4604.0100
? 4604.0200
4604.0400
4702.,
4604,0300
0205.M0
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Transportation Corps, Organiza-
tion of
Transportation Corps
(who's Who)
Transportation Doctrines
Transportation Establishments
Transportation Facilities,
Airports
Transportation Facilities,
Army, Construction
Transportation Facilities,
At Landing Beaches
Transportation Service,
Organization, Army
Transportation Service,
Strength, Army
Transportation System,
Military
Transportation Units, Order
of Battle
Transportation Units, Organiza-
tion and Administration
Transports, Transportation
Transports and Vessels,
Reports of
Trapping, Fur
Traps, Booby
Traps, Ditches and Craters
Traps, Ditches, and Craters,
Structural Data
Traps for Insects
Traps, Vermin
Travel: (This number means
travel of individuals and
is distinct from Transportation)
Air
Travel:
Control
Enlisted Men
Officers
Travel, Personnel, Air
Travel, Personnel Administration
Travel Agencies, Trade, Domestic
Travel Manuals, Geographic
Source Materials
Travel Orders, Military
Personnel
Traversing, Gear, Turret
Treason
Treaties, Air, Civil
Treaties, Dependencies,
Daminions, and Colonies
Treaties, Foreign Relations
Treaties Mandates Protectorates,
and Spheres of Influence
Treaties, Peace
Treatment; Dental
Tree Types, Forest Resources
Tress
0205.2000
7102.2000
1107.0200
1107.0300
2401.0100
1110.
6203.0611
0208.0615
0304.0104
1107.
0103.0615
0208.0615
4604.0100
46014. .03.00
4306.0200
0703.0524
0703.0511
0704.0511
5304.0300
5304.0300
2802.0800
Thru
2802.1100
5202.
0816.
0816.
2501.0205
and
2501.0206
0209.0407
4703.0400
6103.
0209.0407
4420.
1000.1900
5902.
and
5903.
2901.0600
3125.0302
3165.0700
and
3160.
3125.0402
3165.0700
5302.0300
4308.0100
6203.0501
Trench Digging Machines
Trench Fortifications
Trench Mortar Mounts
Trench Mortars
Trench Systems
Trench Systema, Structural
Data
Trends, Strategic, Air
Trends, Tactical, Air
Trials
Trials, of Supplies
Trichinosis
Triggers, Small Arm'
Trinitrotoluol
Tripods, Gun
Tripping Mechanism, Gun
Carriage
Troop Camouflage Operations
Troop Equipment
Troop Movements, Oceanic
Troop Movements, Railway
Troop Movements, Road
Troop Movements, Tactics
Troops:
Arrival and Departure
Assignments
Billeting
Change of Station, (Report
of Arrivals and Departures)
Communications, Ways and
Means
Demobilization
Duty with, Personnel-Air
Evacuation of
Foreign passing thru
territory not their own
Mobilization
Movement of
Reinforcements
Replacements
Transportation of
Tropic-proofing
Use for Civil Disturbance
U.S. passing through
foreign. territory
Trophies
Tropical Diseases
Tropical Ulcer
Trucks, Transportation by
Trucks, Armored
Trucks, Auto and Motor
Trucks, Fire
Trucks, Manufacture
Trumpets
Trypanosomiasis, African or
South American
Trypanosomiasis, Treatment
and Prophylaxis Program
Tube Sockets
Tube Testers and Checkers
Tuberculosis
0504.1104
0703.0300
0402.
0402.
0703.0303
0704.0303
2502.0101
2501.0300
0209.0302
and
5900.
8430.0304
5301.0500
0401.
4408.0200
0401.
4420.
0818.
0500.
and
1106.0100
1109.0301
1109.0100
1109.0200
0816.
0816.
0209.0403
1207.0300
0209.0403
0502.0400
0307.
2700.0406
1106.0200
0816.
and
0101.0300
0303.
1109.
1104.0500
1104.0500
1107.
1106.0700
0810.0600
0816.
0605.0100
5301.0300
5301.0600
4603.0500
0403.0500
0501.0300
0501.0300
4403.0400
5807.0400
5301.0300
5304.0206
8330.3200
8330.3002
5301.0400
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Tuberculosis, Intrastate
Quarantine and Control
Tubes, Radio
Tubes and Ties; Aircraft
Tubes and Tires, Vehicles
Tugs, Ports and Bhrbors
Tularemia
Tunga Penetranh (Jigger Flea)
Tungsten Alloy Steel
Tungsten Carbide
Tungsten (Steel Alloying Metal)
Tunnels
Tunnels, Ports, Rail
Facilities
Tunnels, Railways
Tunnels, Roads and Highways
Tunnels, Wind.
Turbine
Turpentine, Manufacture
Turrets:
Aircraft Guns
Gun and Mortar Batteries
Mounts, Rammhrs, Traversing
Gear, etc.
Turrets, Fortifications
Twin-Engine Fighter
Typewriter.
Typhoid Fever
Typhoid Fever Carriers
Typhus
Ukranians
Ulcer, Tropical
Ultraviolet Devices
Ultra-Violet Rays
Ultra-Violet and Infra-Red
Underground. Combat
Installations
Underground Installations,
Structural Data
Underground Warfare
Underground Water Supplies
Undergrowth, Nature of
Trees and Shrubs and
? Vegetation
Under Secretary of War,
Organization
Underwater Obstacles on
Landing Beaches
Underwater Obstacles on
Landing Beaches,
Structural Data
Undertakers, Service
Undulant Fever
Unemployment
Unemployment Insurance
Uniform:
Clothing Materials for
Discrimination Against
Misuse of
5304.0200
8330.2201
2302.
4403.0600
and
4416.0400
4604.0325
5302.0500
5301.0600
4205.0238
4205.0900
4205.0400
4602.0332
4603.0325
and
4604.0346
4604.0346
4602.0332
4603.0325
2902.1000
2302.0200
4412.
2302.0306
4409.0104
4409.0104
0704.
2302.0102
0509.
5301.0200
5301.0203
5301.0300
5103.
5301.0600
8360.0630
8360.0601
8360.0600
0703.0207
0704.0207'
3144.0600
6203.0340
6203.0504
0204.0100
0703.0550
0704.0550
5203.0200
5301.0500
5402.
5806.0100
0601.
0601.0100
and
2404.0100
0209.0107
0209.0107
Uniforms, Army, Regular
and Reserve
Uniform, Air, Cost
Uniforms, Air, Description
Uniforms Air, Regulations
Governing
Uniforms, Civil Police
Uniforms, Civilian
Organizations
Uniforms Militia, Semi-
Military and other Mili-
tary Organizations
Uniform and Civilian Clothing
(Regulations and Rules
Governing Wearing of, Un-
authorized Disposition,
Wearing of by Officers and
Enlisted Men)
United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Administra-
tion (Commerce)
United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Administra-
tion (Foreign Policy)
Unit Histories, Partial
Identification by, Order
of Battle
Unit Insignia, Civilian
Organizations
Unit Insignia, Militia
Unit Insignia, Partial
Identification by, Order
of Battle
Unit Insignia, Army,
Regular and Reserve
Unit Insignia, Semi-Military
and other Military
Organizations
Units, Biological Warfare
Units, Individual, Order of,
Battle
0601.
Tbrn.
0601.0108
2404.0200
2404.0100
21404.0300
0604.
0603.
0602.
0603.
and
4105.0200
4705.
3161.0406
0104.0500
0603.
0602.
0104.0400
0601.0202
0602.
8510.0900
0103.
Thru
0103.0618
Units, Mixed Small Tactical,
Organization and Administration 0208.0500
Units, Navy Organiiation of,
Tactical N-0208.
Units, Small Tactical, Organiza-
tion and Administration 0208.0600
Unita, Tactical, Organization
and Administration
Universities
Uplift Movements
Uranium
Urea, Manufacture
Utensils, Kitchen
Utilities, Public
Unexposed Films
Utilities, Supply
Utility, Buildings
Vacations, Recreation
Vaccination of Animals
0208.
5704.
5107.
4205.0700
4417,0100
0508.
4500.
0504.0803
4501.
0215.0404
5807.0700
4303.0600
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Vaccines
5303.6'4200
and
Vests, Life Preserver
Veterans, Quasi-Military
0509.
5303.0500
Persons
0304.0103
Vacuum Tube Bridge
8330.3004
and
Vacuum Tube Voltmeters
8330.3003
5200.
Vacuum Tubes
8370.
Veterinnry
5303.0600
Valleys
6201.0100
and
and
1106.0309
6203.0101
Veterinary, Hospital
Valves, Gas and Chemical
0505.0100
Buildings
5303.0100
Vanadium
4205.0239
Veterinary, Supplies
5303.0200
Vanadium (Steel Alloying
and
Metals)
4205.0400
1106.0300
Varnishes, Manufacture
4413.0700
Veterinary Corps,
Vaults
4908.
Administration of
0205.1600
Vectors Disease
5301.
Veterinary Corps,
Vegetables, Canning
4304.0600
Organization of
0205.1600
Vegetables, 'Freezing
4304.0500
Veterinary Corps, Mots 'no)
7102.1600
Vegetables, Land Under
Veterinary Corps, Training
0902.
Cultivation for
4302.0100
Veterinary Equipment, Organiza-
Vegetables, Sanitary Aspects
5304.0401
tional, Army
1106.0300
'Vegetation, Topography
6201.0100
Veterinary Service, Public
Vegetation, Barrier and
Health
5303.0600
Cover on Routes to
Critical Areas
6202.0308
Veterinary Service, Strength,
Army
0304.0104
Vegetation of Beach Terrain
6203.0610
Veterinary Units, Order of
Vehicles:
0501.
Battle
0103.0612
Amphibious
0501.0500
Veterinary Units, Organiza-
Cars
0501.0200
tion and Administration
0208.0612
Demolition, Remote Controlled
Half-Tracked
0409.0100
0501.0400
Viaducts, Railways,
Individual
4602.0332
Horse -Drawn
0501.0600
Views, Current, on Domestic
Identification
0501.0100
Affairs
3141.0500
and
Villages
5108.0600
0501.0600
Vine Rubber (Rubber
Motorized and non-Motorized,
Civilian and Military,
Manufacture'
4403.
Manufacture)
Vinyl, Synthetic Resins,
Manufacture
4416.0100
4417.0100
Parts and Accessories,
Manufacture
4403.0600
Violations of Censorship
in Wer
1000.1706
Trucks
0501.0300
Violations of Censorship,
Vehicular Movement, Effect
Rules and Regulations
1000.1707
of Relief Features on
6203.0105
Violence
5105.0300
Vehicular, Controlled Devides
8410.0500
Virus
5301.0500
Vendetta, Violence
5105.0300
Visa Regulations
5204.
Venereal Diseases
5301.0100
Visability at Landing Beaches
6203.0612
Venereal Diseas Carriers,
Visual Communications, Air
2607.0300
Intrastate Quarantine
Vital Statistics
5203.
and Control
5304.0206
Vitamin Deficiencies
Ventilating:
(Diseases)
5301.0700
Equipment
4500.
Vocational Education and
Systems and Equipment,
Training
5705.0200
Aircraft
2302.0(E00
Vocational Training, Army
0209.0206
Ventilation, Heating
5603.0300
Vocations
5705.0200
Ventilation, Temperature
5603.0300
Volcanoes
6201.0100
Ventriloquism
0209.0201
and
and
6203.0101
5807.0900
Voluntary Associations
5106.
Vessels:
4604.0400
Volunteers
0302.0100
Arming
Damages and accidents to
460)1.0413
4604.0426
Voltmeters
Voluntary Recruitment
8330.1503
0302.0100
Fueling and Refueling,
Voting
3131.0100
Coaling and Taking Water
Vessels and Transports:
4604.0357
4604.0400
Voting Methods
Voting Results
3136.0100
3143.0300
Captured
4604.0404
Vote, Right to
3131.0100
Charter or Hire of
4604.0436
Vouchers
4908.0200
Equipment and Apparatus
11405.
Voyages, Trips, and sailing
Vessels for Supplies
4604.0400
Orders of Vessels
4604.0411
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Wages and Hours, Labor
Wagons, Manufacture
War, Ability of Government
to Finance
War, Articles of
War, Assistant Secretary of
War, Attitude Toward, of
.Educational System
War, Attitude Toward, of
Newspapers, Periodicals
and News Services
War, Attitude of Population
Toward
War Bonds
War, Civil
War College
War, Conduct of, With Relation
to Commercial Firms and
Persons
War, Conduct of, with Relation
to Commands, Organizations
an Places
War Crimes Commission
War, Declaration and Proclamation
of
War Department (Administra-
tion and Function)
War Department Agencies,
Except Boards, Commissions,
etc.
War Department Bulletins
War Department Bureaus
War Department Circulars
War Department General
Staff, Administration
and. Organization of
War Department Ministerial
Agency, Abn1ni stration
and Organization of
War Department, Organiza-
tion of
War Department or Ministry
Organization
War Department Pamphlets
War Department Positions
(Who!s Who)
War Departments, Foreign
War Diaries
Wards, Hospital
War, Effects on. Standards
of Living
Warehouses
Warehouses and Storage
Facilities
Warfare:
Bacteriological
Biological
Desert
Economic
Flame
Guerilla
Jungle
5403.0100
4403.
4901.0200
0209.0301
0204.0100
5700.
5505.0100
5501.0300
4901.0200
0106.
0904.1200
5501.
5501.
3161.0407
0101.
0206.
0202.
5505.
and
6103.
0206.
5505.
and
6103.
0204.0200
0204.0100
0204.
0206.
6103.
and
5505.
7103.0300
0206.
1000.1200
5303.0100
5603.
4505.
4505.
8510.
8510.
0812.0146
4107.
0506.
3144.0600
0812.0145
Warfare--Continued-
Mountain
Open Terrain
Political
Psychological
Rules (Military)
Rules (Political)
Submarine
Training
Underground
Winter
War Footing in Peacetime of
Armed Forces
War, Foreign and Civil
War Game Equipment
War Gates
War Gases
0812.0144
0812.0126
3144.0502
0205.0400
0101.0100
3122.0402
N-0812.0137
0900.
3144.0600
0812.0143
0201.
0101.
0209.0102
0903.0100
8520.0100
Thru
8520.0108
nt 8520.0108
8520.0107
0215.0406
2500.
6101.
0500.
'War Gases, Research andDevelopme
War Gases, Reserve
War Graves, Administration of
.War, Instructions for
War Maps
.War Materials
War Methods and Manner of
Conducting 0800.
War, Minister of 0204.0100
War, Ministry, Administration of 0204.
War, Ministry, Organization of 0204.
War Morale of the Civilian
Population 5502.
Warning Devices, Air Raid 2106.
Warning System, Air Defense,
Combat Zone 2106.0400
'earning System, Air Defense,
Interior Zone 2106.0300
War, Organization for 0207.
War Plans, By Country 0811.
War Plans, Military 0811.
War Plans, Post 0811.
War Powers and Responsibilities,
Organization and Administration 0207.0600
War Preparation for 3141.0303
War Prisoners 2205.
War Production Board, Strength 0304.0105
Warrant Officers 0209.
Warrants, Search 3130.
4122.0403
and.
4122.0404
5805.
0204.0600
1103.0600
0215.0315
0204.0100
N-0403.
5141.
4104.0100
0304.
4902.0202
3165.0400
War Relief and Rehabilitation
Wars, Records of
War, Reserves for
War Risk Insurance
War, Secretary of
Warships
War Statistios
War Stocks, Sale of (Post
War Economic Planning)
War Strength
War, Tax
War, Terminating
War, Theater of Administra-
tion and Administration of
War Trade-Agreements and
Controls (Economic Warfare)
War, Under Secretary of
0207.0100
4108.0300
0204.0100
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Waste and Losses of
Supplies and Equipment
Water:
Aqueducts
Distributing Systems
Drinking and Mineral
Filtration and Purification
Plants
Gages
Heaters for Heating and
Lighting
Mater Readings
Meters
Plants and Systems
Plumbing Systems
Power
Pumping Plants
Supply
Supply, Analysis and
- Pollution
Systems
Tanks
Tenders, Employees
Transportation (Naviga-
tion Customs, Laws,
Regulations)
Transportation of Persons
on Transports
Transports, Transportation
on
Utility
Wheels
Water Approaches to Beach
Waterfronts, Protection
Water Power, Sources
Waterproofing Materials
Waterproofing, Military
Waterproofing, Supplies
Water Purification, Equipment
Water, Sanitary Aspects
Water Service, Ports and
Harbors
Watersheds, Geography
Water, Supplies, Under-
ground
Water Supply (by Regions)
Water Supp1y, Deserts
Water Supply, Hydroelectric
Water Supply, Systems
Water, Surface, Depth
Water Transportation
Water Transportation Inland
Waterways
Water Transportation,
Merchant Marine
1105.0600
6203.0300
and
5304.0500
6203.0300
5304.0501
5304.0503
8330.1200
and
4501.0500
8330.1505
4501.0500
8330.1500
and
4501.0500
4501.0500
and
5304.0502
5304.0601
4501.
4501.0101
4503.
5304.0500
4503.
5304.0502
5400.
Thru
5405.
4604.
4604.
4604.
4501.
4501.0500
6203.0608
0703.
4101.0100
4101.0200
1106.
1106.
0504.1202
and
5304.0500
5304.0500
4604.0361
6201.0100
6203.0340
6203.0400
6203.0329
4501.0101
4503.
6203.0323
4604.
4604.0200
4604.0400
Water Transportation, Sea
Ports and Harbor Facilities
Wave Propagation
Wealth, Countries
Wealth National
Weapon Emplacements, Automatic
(40 mm and less)
Weapon Emplacements, Automatic,
Structural Data
Weapon Emplacements, Closed,
Field Fortifications,
Structural Data
Weapon Emplacements, Open
Field Fortifications,
Structural Data
Weapons - Air
Weapons - Army
Weapons and Equipment, Air
Weapons, Anti-Tank
Weapons, ChamicalWarfare,
Aerial
Weapons, Chemical Warfare,
Anti-Gas Equipment
Weapons, Chemical Warfare,
Ground
Weapons, Gas and Chemical
Weapons, Guided Missiles
Weapons, Research and
Development
Weapons, Rocket
Weapons, Small Arms
Weapons, Special Amphibious
Weather
Weather Bureaus
Weather Forecasts
Weather Reports
Weather Service, Airports
Weather Stations
Weights and Measures
Welders, Tools, Machine and
Hand
Welding Apparatus, Machines
and Tools
Welding Compounds
Welding Supplies
Welding Activities
Welfare Activities,
Military
Welfare and Morale Activities,
Personnel - Air
Welfare of Civilian Employees
Welfare Organizations, Private
Welfare Organizations, Public
Welfare Social Insurance
and Recreation
Wells
Whaling Industry
Wharves
4604.0300
8380.
4901.0100
4901.0100
0703.0401
0704.040],
0704.0302
0704.0301
2300.
0403.
2300.
0401.0600
0505.0400
0505.0100
0505.0300
0401.
and
0403.
0407.
0410.
0406.
0401.
0409.
4506.
4506.
4506.
4506.
2401.0101
4506.
4702.0300
0504.1303
4205.0255
4205.0255
4205.0255
5800.
5801.
and
5802.
0209.0200
2700.0200
5800.
5802.
5801.
5800.
6203.0340
6203.0402
and
5304.0501
4307.1000
4604.0210
and
4604.0314
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Wharves, Ports and. Harbors
White-Colored Relationships
White Mice
Whooping Cough
Who's Who, Economic
Who's Who Tnformation
Who's Who, Military, Army,
Air, Navy
Who's Who, Military,
(h-Tulch of Service)
Who's Who, Military (General)
Who's Who, Military
(Individual)
Who's Who, Militery
(Positions)
Who's Who, Political
Who's Who, Scientific
Who's who, Sociological
Windmills
Windstorms
Wines
Wings, Aircraft
Wings, Commanders of
(Who's Who)
Winter Equipment
Winter Training
Winter Uniforms, Army, Regular
and Reserve
Winter Uniforms, Civil
Police
Winter Uniforms, Civilian
_Organizations
Winter Uniforms, Militia
Winter Uniforms, Semi-Military
and other Military
Organizationa
Winter Warfare
Wire:
Barbed
Barbed, Fixed
Barbed, Portable
Cables (ElectricaJ
Equipment)
Corrugated
Cutters
Fencing
Manufacture
Rope
Sheeting
Wire, Communication, Air
Wire, Electrically Charged
Wire, Electrically Charged
Structural Data
Wirelaying Equipment
Wireless Communication, Air
Wireless-Counter-Measures
Wireless Equipment
Wireless Instruments
Wireless Supplies
Wireless Systeme
Wolfram, See Tungsten
4604.0210
4604.0314
5501.0500
5304.0300
5301.0400
7300.
7000.
7001.
7102.
7100.
7101.
7103.
7200.
7500.
7400.
4501.0500
6203.0221
4304.0800
2302.
7103.
0503.
0900.
0601.0106
0601.0106
0601.0106
0601.0106
0601.0106
0812.0143
4407.
0703.0522
0703.0523
4407.
4407.
4407.
4407.
4407.
4407.
4407.
2607.0100
0703.0525
0704.0525
0503.
2607.0200
2607.0200
2607.0200
2607.0200
2607.0200
2607.
and
2607.0200
4205.0238
4205.0400
and.
4205.0900
Women and Children, Govern-
ment Labor Policies
Toward
Women and Children Regula-
tions and Statistics Con-
cerningEMployment
Women and Children, War Relief
and Evacuation
Women in Civilian Air
Defense
Women in Society and House-
hold, Position of
Women, Mobilization of
Women Personnel in Air
Administration
Women, Respect for Property
Rights of
Women's Auxiliary, Air
Women's Auxiliary - Personnel
Air
Women's Army Corps, Administra-
tion and Organization of
Women's Army Corps, Personnel
Women's Army Corps, Training,
Army Schools
Women's Army Corps, Uniforms
Women's Army Corps,
(Who's Who)
Wood as a Fuel
Wood (Building Material)
Woodcraft
Wood Products
Wood, Use of as Fuel for
Electric Power Production
Wool (Land. Devoted to Sheep
Raising, Amount of Wool
Grown and Disposition)
Woolen Textiles, Manufacturing
Work, Effect of Increased
Hours on Morale
Workers' Groups, Educational
Programa
Workers Housing
Working Conditions and
Regulations
Workmen's Insurance
Compensation
Work Projects for Relief
Programa
Worm, Guinea
Worms, Intestinal
Worship, Ancestor
Wounded, See Casualties
Wrecking,Servicee, Salvage
Wrestling
Writers and Press Correspondents,
Domestic and Foreign
Writers, Domestic, Prominent
Wrought Iron
Wuchereria Bancrofti, W.
Malayi, (Filariasis)
X-ray
X-ray Equipment, Manufacture
X-ray Machines
5205.0300
5403.0300
5805.
2107.0602
5605.
0303.0103
2702.
5105.0200
2105.0600
2704.
0203.1200
0213.
0904.0100
0600.
7103.0209
4202.0203
4412.
5807.
4412.
4501.0102
4306.0300
4415.
5502.
5705.0100
5603.0300
5403.
5403.0200
5804.
5301.0600
5301.0200
5105.
1106.0100
5807.0200
and
5807.0300
5505.0300
5505.0300
4205.0236
5301.0300
4411.
4411.
4411.
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Yards, Railway
Yawn, Disease
Yaws, Treatment
Yellow Fever
Yellow Fever, Quarantine
Regulations
Youth Movements
Zinc
Zionism, Foreign Policy
Zirconium
Zone, Combat, Air Defense
System
Zones, Division of the
Country into
Zone of the Interior,
Division of Theater of
War Into
Zone, Interior, Air Defense
System
Zones, Military Territorial
Organization and
Administration
Zones, Special, Administration
and Organization of
4602.0413
5301.0400
5304.0206
5301.0300
5304.0100
5107.
4205.0500
3161.0506
4205.0700
2106.0200
0206.0100
0207.0300
2106.0100
0206.
0206.0300
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MILITARY
CONTENTS
SECTION I - ARMY.
0100.0000 ORDER OF BATTLE.
0200.0000 ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION.
0300.0000 MANPOWER.
04130.0000 WEAPONS.
0500.0000 EQUIPMENT.
0600.0000 UNIFORMS, INSIGNIA, DECORATIONS, AWARDS, CITATIONS, RANK.
0700.0000 FORTIFICATIONS.
0800.0000 TACTICS & STRATEGY.
0900.0000 TRAINING.
1000.0000 INTELLIGENCE & COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE.
1100.0000 LOGISTICS.
SECTION II - IRREGULAR ARMIES. (GUERRILLA, UNDERGROUND, PARTISAN, ETC.)
SECTION III - NAVY.
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0100.0000 ORDER OF BATTLE.
NOTE: Military personalities as such are reported under 7100 block.
0101. COMPLETE ORDER OF BATTLE OF GROUND FORCES.
Comprehensive list of all units, so far as available; showing the location,
commander, subordination, and composition of each. Include man showing loca-
tions of headquarters and boundaries between units.
0102. ORDER OF BATTLE IN AN AREA OR InEATER.
List all available data, as above.
0103. INDIVIDUAL UNITS.
For each unit report the exact designation and all available data on its
present and past locations, subordination, composition, commander, staff offi-
cers, unit insignia, cover name or number, numerical strength, and history.
Also report here lists of units of a given type, so far as they do not consti-
tute a complete order of battle of an area.
.0100 HIGHER HEADQUARTERS.
01 THEA1EE ARADWARTERS.
02 ARMY GROUPS.
03 ARMS.
ok ARMORED ARMIES.
05 INFANTRY CORPS.
o6 MOTORIZED OR MOBILE CORPS.
07 ARMORED CORPS.
08 . MOUNTAIN CORPS.
09 CAVALRY CORPS.
10 OTHER TYPES OF CORPS.
.0200 INDEPENDENT COMMANDS.
01. AMPHIBIAN COMMANDS.
02 FORTRESS COMMANDS.
03 FRONTIER COMMANDS,
04 COSTAL COM:MAPS.
05 GARRISON COMMANDS.
o6 AIRBORNE TASKFORCES.
07 OTHER TASK FORCES.
08 BATTLE GROUPS.
.0300 DIVISIONS.
01 INFANTRY DIVISIONS (ALL TYPES).
0103.0302 CAVALRY DIVISIONS (HORSE, MIXED, OR MECHANIZED).
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0103.0303 ARTILLERY DIVISIONS.
04 MOTORIZED OR MOBILE DIVISIONS.
05 LIGHT DIVISIONS.
06 ARMORED DIVISIONS.
07 MOUNTAIN DIVISIONS.
08 AIRBORNE DIVISIONS.
09 REbtRvt DIVISIONS.
10 DEPOT OR RMDLACEMENT DIVISIONS.
11 FORTRESS DIVISIONS.
12 FRONT DIVISIONS.
13 COSTAL DIVISIONS.
-14 GARRISON DIVISIONS.
15 OTHER STATIC DIVISIONS.
16 OTHER TYPES OF DIVISIONS.
.040o MIXED BRIGADES.
Brigades vhich belong to a single branch of service (infantry brigades, cav-
alry brigades, etc.) are reported under the appropriate branch below.
.0500 NUKED SMAILER UNITS.
.0600 SMALL UNITS BY TYPE OR BRANCH OF SERVICE.
Report here all units which belong to a single branch of service or type.
Do not report divisions or other large mixed units, however designated,'
under this number.
01 INFANTRY UNITS.
02 CAVALRY UNITS.
03 RECONNAISSANCE UNITS.
04 ARTILLERY UNITS.
All types except antiaircraft and antitank.
05 ANTIAIRCRAFT UNITS.
06 ANTITANK OR TANK DESTROYER UNITS.
07 TANK UNITS.
08 ENGINEER UNITS.
09 SIGNAL UNITS.
10 CHEMICAL WARFARE UNITS.
11 MEDICAL UNITS.
12 VEIERINARY UNITS.
13 ORDNANCE UNITS.
0103.0614 QUAicZERMASTE? UNITS.
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0103.0615 TRANSPORTATION UNITS.
16 SUPPLY UNITS.
17 MILITARY POLICE UNITS.
18 OTHER TYPES OF UNITS.
0104.
PARTIAL IDENTIFICATIONS.
Report all available data, as above, on units which are only partially identi-
fied by some attribute other than their full and proper designations. Include
under this. number lists of such attributes as well as individual items.
.0100 LOCATION.
Report here any units which are referred to by the nano of the town or area
in which they are stationed or in which they originated. Also report under
this number any units which cannot be identified by their proper designations
or by any other attribute except the nano of the locality where they are
momentarily stationed.
.0200 CAMOUFLAGE DESIGNATIONS.
Include cover name, code number, field post number, and any other form of
designation used to protect the security of the real nano of the unit. If
the full and proper name is also known and is, equated with the camouflage
designation, the unit should be reported here as well as under the appropri-
ate subdivision of 0103.
.0300 COMMANDERS.
Report under this number any units which cannot be identified by their proper
designations or by any other attribute except the names .of their commanders.
.0400 UNIT INSIGNIA.
If the full and proper name is also known and is equated with the insignia,
the Unit should be reported here as well as under the appropriate sub-
division of 0103.
.0500 UNIT HISTORIES.
Report under this number any units which cannot be identified by their proper
designations or by any other attribute except their past activities.
.0600 OTHER A1TRIBUTES.
0105. NUMERICAL STRENGTH.
Report the numerical strength of ground forces in each area, broken down into
the smallest sub-areas for which the information is available. Show distribu-
tion on map. Include this material here only if the units involved are not
identified; Information on the numerical strength of specific units is reported
under previous numbers in this section.
.0100 BY TYPE OF UNIT.
.0200 BY TYPE OF PERSONNEL.
0106.0000
MILITARY OPERATIONS.
Report each operation separately. (Material will be filed according to
theater, campaign, specific operation, or period of time covered, depending on
the circumstances.) Include all preparations for operations, such as movement
and concentration of troops. Such activities are reported under this number
even if they take place in peacetime and are intended to apply political pres-
sure to a neighboring state, whether they lead to actual operations or not.
Report all details of actual operations, including forces involved, rate of
build-up, probable or known objectivt.s, dates of all events reported, influence
of terrain and weather, tactical employment, objectives attained, losses in men
and equipment, prisoners of war lost and taken, results from both the strategic
and the tactical points of view, and lessons or criticisms:. Arrange informa-
tion on each operation as best fits its circumstances and development.
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Wherever possible report chronologically, by phase, and by large tactical
groupings. New material on past operations or historical campaigns should
also be reported under this number. Include as many maps as necessary.
0107. DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT OF FORCES.
Report any employment of troops within the country for the maintenance of
maintenance of public order and safety. Include all details, as under Military
Operations above.
NOTE: If domestic disturbances reach the proportions of a civil war they
should be reported under 0106.
0200. ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION.
0201. MILITARY SYSTEM.
Forward under this number general descriptions of the system of national
defense, including constitutional provisions, basic legislation; top control of
ground, naval, and air forces, division between ministerial and command func-
tions, size of armed forces, degree to which they are on a war footing in
peacetime, role in national life, military traditions of the nation, and gen-
eral estimate of effectiveness.
0202.
MILITARY AGENCIES.
For each agency indicate constitutional position, purpose, functions, composi-
tion, significance, and activities.
.0100 MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEFENSE OR ARMED FORCES HIGH COMMAND.
.0200 NATIONAL DEFENSE COUNCIL (or equivalent agency).
.0300 SUPREME GENERAL STAFF.
.0400 JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF (or equivalent agency).
.0500 OTHER COORDINATING OR CONTROLLING AGENCIES.
.0600 MILITARY MISSIONS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
.0700 FOREIGN MILITARY MISSIONS IN COUNTRY.
0203. MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS.
For each organization include under this number only general descriptions of
its character, purpose, size, significance, effectiveness, and part played in
the overall military system. All details are reported under the appropriate
subsequent numbers of this block (0204 - 0208).
.0100 REGULAR ARMY.
.0200 REGULAR NAVY.
.0300 REGULAR AIR FORCE.
.o400 RESERVES.
.0500 MILITIA OR NATIONAL GUARD.
.0600 QUASI-MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS.
.0700 MILITART7FD SOCIETIES.
.080o GUERRILLAS, PARTISANS, AND IRREGULAR FORCES.
.0900 SECRET MILITARY POLICE.
0203.10.00 MILITARY ESPIONAGE ORGANIZATIONS.
Activities reported under 1000.0000 block.
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.1200 WOMEN'S ARMY CORPS.
0204. ORGANIZATION OF WAR TIPPARTMENT OR MINISTRY.
Give the overall organization under this general number. Include charts.
For each of the subheads below give the detailed organization, functions,
procedures, and activities of each branch, but only so far as they relate
to the War Department proper. The administrative control of functions and
activities throughout the army is reported under subsequent numbers of the
Organization and Administration block (or in other blocks).
.0100 WAR DEPARTMENT MINISTERIAL AGENCY.
This includes the office of the Minister (or Secretary) of War, offices
of Under-Secretaries or Assistant Secretaries, or whatever other agency in
the War Department is responsible fOr its political control and its rela-
tions with other branches of the government., including legislative matters.
.0200 WAR 1WPARTMENT GENERAL STAFF.
01 PERSONNEL DIVISION.
02 INTELLIGENCE DIVISION.
03 TRAINING DIVISION.
04 SUPPLY DIVISION.
05 OPERATIONS DIVISION.
06 MEER STAFF DIVISIONS.
.0300 OTHER MAIN WAR DEPARTMENT SUBDIVISIONS.
Give the overall organization of major commands (AGF, ASF) or equivalent
echelons.
.0400 ECONOMIC WARFARE AGENCY OF WAR DEPARTMENT.
.0500 PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE AGENCY OF WAR DEPARTMENT.
.0600 HISTORICAL BRANCH AND ARCHIVES.
.0700 HEADQUARTERS OR METECTORATES OF ARMS.
.0800 HEADQUAR1EHS OF SERVICE DEPARTMENTS.
.0900 OTEER WAR TSFPARTMT AGENCIES.
0205. BRANCHES OF SERVICE.
Describe the system for organizing the army into arms and services. Indicate
the general concept of this system, including nomenclature. List the arms and
services. Give separately under the subheads below the organization and
administration of each branch. Organization of specific types of units is
reported under 0208; tactical employment in the 0800 block; all functions and
activities relating to the system of supply, movement, storage, maintenance, and
-evacuation in the 1100 block. Include here (unless otherwise specified below)
only the administrative organization of the armor service as such or general
discussions of its functions which cannot be properly classified in any of the
other blocks.
.0100 GENERAL STAFF CORPS.
Report functions and procedures of the War Department General Staff under
0204.0200 and of lower staffs under 0208.
.0200 INTELLIGENCE CORPS (IF SEPARATE).
Report intelligence methods and activities under 1000.
0205.0300 INFANTRY.
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.0500 RECONNAISSANCE TROOPS (IF SEPARATE).
.060o ARTILLERY.
.0700 ANTIAIRCRAFT ARM (IF SEPARATE).
.08o0 ANTITANK OR TANK DESTROYER ARM (IF SEPARATE).
.0900 TANK ARM OR ARMORED FORCE.
.1000 CORPS OF ENGINEERS.
.1100 TECHNICAL SERVICE (IF SEPARATE).
.1200 SIGNAL CORPS.
Report system of signal communications under 0217.0100.
.1300 -CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE.
.1400 MEDICAL CORPS.
Include medical methods and activities. Report system of hospitalization
under 1106.0200 and health maintenance under 0209.0207.
.1500 DENTAL conrs (IF SEPARATE).
.1600 VEIMINARY CORPS.
Include veterinary methods and activities. Report veterinary installations
under 1106.0300.
.1700 EMMET SERVICE.
Include functions. Report all logistic aspects under 1100 block.
.1800 ORDNANCE SERVICE
Report all logistic aspects under 1100 block.
.1900 QUARTERMASTER CORPS.
Report all logistic aspects under 1100 block.
.2000 TRANSPORTATION CORPS.
Report all logistic aspects under 1100 block.
.2100 SUPPLY SERVICE (IF SEPARATE).
Report all logistic aspects under 1100 block.
.2200 MILITARY POLICE.
Report discipline and military prisons under 0209.0300.
.2300 FINANCE DEPARTMENT OR PAYMASTER SERVICE.
Report fiscal and pay administration under 0215.
.2400 JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL'S DEPARTMFAT OR CORPS.
Report military law and courts under 0209.0300.
.2500 ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT on CORPS.
Report personnel administration under 0209.0400.
.2600 CORPS OF CHAPLAinb.
Include functions.
.2700 ARMY POSTAL SERVICE.
Include functions, APO system, and all related material.
0205.2800
MORALE SERVICE OR PROPAGANDA CORPS.
Include functions and methods of operation. Report morale building activi-
ties under 0209.0200.
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.0100 MILITARY DISTRICTS.
Explain the division of the country into military districts, zones, corps
areas, service commands, etc. Include map. Give detailed organization,
administrative structure, and functions of each such area.
.0200 RECRUITING AREAS.
Describe the territorial organizations of recruitment or conscription.
List all recruiting areas and headquarters. Material on methods of recruit-
ment and actual recruitment is reported under 0302.
.0300 SPECIAL ZONES.
Report the existence or the creation of any special military zones such as
coast defense sectors, frontier commands, restricted or prohibited areas,
and military reservations. Include map.
.0400 TRAINING GROUNDS AND MANEUVER AREAS.
Include all details on location, layout, capacity, administrative structure,
and utilization. Include map or sketch.
.0500 ADMINISTRATIVE HEADQUARTERS.
Report here the location and functions of any administrative military
installations other than those connected with supply, storage, transporta-
tion, evacuation, hospitalization, and recruitment.
.0600 MILITARY POSTS AND STATIONS
All details on locatich and functions.
0207. ORGANIZATION FOR WAR.
.0100 THEATER OF WAR.
Describe the system and concepts used in dividing the theater of war
into theaters of operations, combat zones, communication zones, zone of
interior, and the like. Include nomenclature.
.0200
FIELD HIGH COMMAND.
Give the organization of the High Command to control operations in war,
if distinct from the War Department. Explain the channel of command
from the Supreme Commander to the field forces (creation of theater
headquarters, joint staffs, etc.)
.0300 ZONE OF '1.1DLE INTERIOR.
Explain the administrative structure of the zone of the interior in war,
its chain of command, and its relations to the field forces.
.ohoo
OCCUPIED TERRITORY.
Explain the system for the military control of occupied territory in war,
its chain of command, and its relations to the field forces and to the
zone of the interior. Give detailed structure for each occupied area.
.0500 REPLAMENT TRAINING SYSTEM.
Describe the administrative control and functioning of replacement train-
ing in the zone of the interior. Recruitment is reported under 0302;
field replacement is reported in the 1100. block. Report here only the
overall system as a part of the nation's organization for war.
.0600
0208.0000
WAR POWERS AND RESPONSIBILITIES.
Report the allocation of special powers and responsibilities to regional
or local military commanders in war, including responsibility for local
defense and for area or garrison discipline, declaration of states of
emergency or martial law, relations with civil authorities, and the like.
ORGANIZATION OF TACTICAL UNITS.
For each type of unit or headquarters include both the administrative and
the tactical organization. Give detailed organization and functioning of
staffs wherever they exist. Data to be reported under organization include:
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Number, ranks, functions, and distribution of personnel.
Number, types, and distribution of weapons.
Number, types, and distribution of vehicles and animals.
Number, types, and distribution of special equipment.
System of administrative functioning.
NOTE: Organization charts (See Annex XVI for sample) should be included.
All changes in organization should be reported immediately.
Reporting should cover both the prescribed organization (Tables of Organi-
zation) and the actual organization, particularly under combat conditions.
.0100 HIGHER HEADQUARTERS.
01 TEENIER HEADQUARTERS.
02 ARMY GROUPS.
03 APICES.
O1 ARMORED ARMIES.
05 INFANTRY CORPS.
06 MOTORTZED OR MOBTTF CORPS.
07 ARMORED CORPS.
08 MOUNTAIN CORPS.
09 CAVALRY CORPS.
10 OTHER TYPES OF CORPS.
.0200 INDEPENDENT COMMANDS.
01 AMPHIBIAN COMMANDS.
02 FORTRESS COMMANDS.
03 FRONTIKR COMMANDS.
O 4 COASTAL COMMANDS.
05 GARRISON COMMANDS.
06 AIRBORNE TASK FORCES.
07 OMER TASK FORCES.
o8 BATTLE GROUPS.
.0300 DIVISIONS.
01 INFANTRY DIVISIONS (ALL TYPES).
02 CAVALRY DIVISIONS (HORSE, MIXED, OR MECHANIZED).
03 ARTILLERY DIVISIONS.
O MOTORIZED OR MOBILE DIVISIONS.
05 LIGHT DIVISIONS.
06 ARMORED DIVISIONS.
0208.0307 MOUNTAIN DIVISIONS.
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09 REaNEVE DIVISIONS.
10 DEPOT OR REPLACEMENT DIVISIONS.
11 FORTRESS DIVISIONS.
12 FRONTIM DIVISIONS.
13 COASTAL DIVISIONS.
14 GARRISON DIVISIONS.
15 OTHER STATIC DIVISIONS.
16 OTHER TYPES OF DIVISIONS.
.0400 MIXED BRIGADES.
Brigades which belong to a single branch of service (infantry brigades,
cavalry brigades, etc.) are reported under the appropriate branch below.
.0500 MIXED SMALLER UNITS.
.0600 SMALL UNITS BY TYPE OR BRANCH OF 6KEVICE.
Report here all units which belong to a single branch of service or type.
Do not report divisions of other large mixed units, however delaigmated,
under this number.
01 INFANTRY UNITS.
02 CAVALRY UNITS.
03 RECONNAISSANCE UNITS.
04 ARTILLERY UNITS.
All types except antiarcraft and antitank.
05 ANTIAIRCRAFT UNITS
06 ANTITANK OR TANK DRSTROIER UNITS.
07 TANK UNITS.
08 ENGINEER UNITS.
09 SIGNAL UNITS.
10 CHEMICAL WARFARE UNITS.
11 MEDICAL UNITS.
12 VEAEINARY UNITS.
13 ORDNANCE UNITS.
14 QUARTERMsTIN UNITS.
15 TRANSPORTATION UNITS.
16 SUPPLY UNITS.
17 MILITARY POLICE UNITS.
0208.0616 OTHER TYPES OF UNITS.
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PERSONNEL - ACTIVE ARMY.
Under each subhead.below, wherever applicable, report separately for com-
missioned officers, warrant officers, noncommissioned officers, and enlisted
personnel.
.0100 QUALITY FACTORS.
01 SOCIAL CLASSES.
Report the social origin of various categories of military personnel.
02 PHYSICAL FITNESS.
General discussion of the physical qualities of various categories of
military personnel. Details on the application of standards of fitness
In recruitment are reported under 0302.
03 HEALTH.
Report the current status of health within the army, including the preva-
lence of common diseases and the existence of absence of epidemics.
Health maintenance activities are reported under 0209.0207.
04 INTELLIGENCE.
Include all data on aptitude and intelligence tests.
05 EDUCATION.
General discussion of the standards of education of various categories of
military personnel. Include percentage of illiteracy. Army educational
activities are reported under 0209.0206.
06 MORAL STANDARDS.
All aspeots of morality and immorality pertaining to military personnel.
07 LOYALTY.
Include discussion of the concept of loyalty and military honor, patri-
otism, religious fanaticism, bravery or cowardice, and similar basic
qualities of various categories of military personnel.
08
MORALE.
Report under this heading the momentary morale factor as distinct from
basic loyalty concepts. Include data on desertions and mutinies.
Morale-building activities are reported under 0209.0200 and discipline
under 0209.0300.
09 E.brIC1ENCY.
General discussion of the efficiency of military personnel. Efficiency
reports are reported under 0209.0404,
.0200 MORALE AND WELFARE ACTIVITIES.
The organization of the morale service or propaganda corps is reported
under 0205.2800. Report here the activities and media themselves,
especially from the point of view of the personnel affected.
01 ENTERTAINMENT.
Availability and use of theaters, radio, and locally organized,
entertainment.
02 ATHLETICS AND COMPETITIONS.
03 POST EXCHANGES AND CANTEENS.
04 NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
Availability and use.
05 FURLOUGHS, LEAVES, AND PASSES. .
General system and its application.
0209.0206 ARMY EDUCATION.
All data on vocational and other non-military training and education con-
ducted or sponsored by the army.
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HEALTH MAINTENANCE.
Include data on inoculations and blood typing as well as general material
on measures taken by the army to maintain health and hygiene. Detailed
functioning of the Medical Corps is reported under 0205.1400.
08 OTHER ACTIVITIES.
Report here any other measures intended to promote morale and welfare
within the army, such as lectures, conducted tours, or special methods of
indoctrination. Bonuses, pensions, and allotments are reported under
0215.0300.
.0300 DISCIPLINE.
01
02
MILITARY LAW,
Forward Articles of War, military penal codes, and all other documents or
regulations to enforce discipline.
MILITARY COURTS AND COMMISSIONS, INCLUDING COURTS MARTIAL. .
Composition, jurisdiction, and powers. Amenability of military person-
nel to trial by civil courts.
03 DTSPLINARY POWERS.
Degree of authority to inflict puniShment without trial.
04 MILITARY PRISONS.
General data on the prison system. Construction, control, and administra-
tion of military penal institutions. Location of each. Prison outbreaks.
05 MILITARY CONCENTRATION CAMPS.
Information as above.
06 ACTUALENFORCEMEET OF DISCIPLINE.
General effectiveness of the disciplinary syttem. Significant individual
cases of enforcement.
07 AMNESTY, CLEMENCY, PARDONS.
Policy and practice for each.
.0400 PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION.
NOTE: Pay and allowances are reported under 0215.0300.
01 DOCUMENTS.
Forward all available regulations relating to personnel administration
and copies of service-record books and any other personal documents.
02 Appointment and Induction.
Policies and practices pertaining to the appointment or commissioning of
officers and the inanntion of enlisted personnel Include oath to the
colors.
03 ASSIGNMENT AND TRANSFER.
Policies and practices in assigning and transferring various categories
of military personnel.
04 hiiICIENCY RETORTS.
System of reporting. Submit form used.
05 PROMOTIONS.
Authority to promote, rules governing length of service in grade, etc.
06 DUTY WITH TROOPS.
System of rotation.
0209.0407 TRAVEL.
System of travel orders. Submit forms used.
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0209.0408 RETIREMENT.
System of retirement by age and grade.
09 DISCHARGE.
Policies and practices, including actual procedure and documentation, for
various categories of military personnel.
10 REINSTATEMENT.
Policies and practices.
0210. PERSONNEL - ORGANIZED REBEEVES.
Information as under 0209 wherever applicable, using the same subheads.
0211. PERSONNEL - MILITIA OR NATIONAL GUARD.
Information as under 0209 wherever applicable, using the sane subheads.
0212. PERSONNEL - QUASI-MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS. -
Tnformation as under 0209 wherever applicable, using the sane subheads.
0213. PERSONNEL - WOMEN'S ARMY CORPS.
Information as under 0209 wherever applicable, using the sane subheads.
0214. PERSONNEL - CIVILIAN.
All data on the uee of civilians in the armed forces, including both salaried
employees and wage earners. Control exercised over them by the military
authorities, conditions of employment, type of work performed, classification,
appointment, promotion, retirement, discharge, numbers in each category, _rates
of pay and allowances, loyalty, morale, efficiency, leave etc.
0215. FISCAL AND PROYERTY ADMINISTRATION.
.0100 BUDGETARY MATTERS.
01 MILITARY BUDGET.
Report all details on the military budget, including all public discus-
sion of it, its progress through the legislative body, and its complete
breakdown. Include comment.
02 ACTUAL EXPENDITURES.
Compare the actual military expenditures with the budget.
03 MILITARY EXPENDITURES BY OIEEH.AGENCIES.
Discuss any expenditures for military or quasi-military purposes by non-
military branches of the government, including use of secret funds,
donations, private subscriptions, etc.
04 OCCUPATION COSTS.
Give expenditures for maintaining a foreign army in the country or for
maintaining occupation forces abroad. Include information on the method
of obtaining funds for this purpose.
.0200 ARMY FINANCE SYSTEM.
Discuss the general system of financial administration within the military
establishment, including regulations on accountancy, auditing, etc. The
organization of the Finance Department and paymaster service is reported
under 0205.2300.
.0300 PAYMENTS TO PERSONNEL.
01 RATES OF PAY.
Discuss methods and frequency of payment. Submit chart shaving actual
rates of pay for all categories of personnel.
0215.0302
AIIOWANCES.
Report regulations governing all types of allowances.
Submit charts shaving all allowances.
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0215.0303 PENSIONS.
Information as above.
BONUSES.
Information as above.
05 INSURANCE.
Discuss methods of army insurance. List companies.
.04o0 ADMINISTRATION OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
Give supervisory and anministrative procedures used in the control of
immovable army property. Include layout of standard-type buildings.
01 LAND.
02 FORESTS.
03 PERMANENT BUILDINGS.
04 BARRACKS AND QUARTERS.
05 CAMPS AND CANTONMENTS.
06 CEMETERIES AND WAR GRAVES.
07 OTHERS.
.0500 ARMY CONSTRUCTION.
Give the system for awarding building contracts and controlling the pro-
gress of construction. Report individual cases of army construction
activity, with details as to type, location, layout, purpose, and size.
Construction of ordnance and quartermaster installations is reported under
1103.0600, hospitals under 1106.0200, prisons under 0209.0304, and forti-
fications under the 0700 block.
01 PERMANENT BUILDINGS.
Except those reported elsewhere (see above).
02 BARRACKS AND QUARTERS.
03 CAMPS AND CANTONMENTS.
04 TARGET RANGES.
05 OIEERS.
0216. MILITARY PUBLICATIONS AND RECORDS.
Report here the adnlnistrative system only, including responsibility for
issuance and manner of distribution, filing, and requisitioning. Actual spe-
cific publications should be reported under the subject with which they deal.
Only those which deal with a large variety of subjects should be reported here.
NOTE: Report classification measures for protecting their security under
1000.2007.
.0100 ARMY REGULATIONS.
.0200 TRAINING MANUAL'S.
.0300 OFFICIAL ARMY PERIODICALS.
.04o0 ARMY NEWSPAPERS.
Availability and use of newspapers as morale-building media for the troops
are reported under 0209.0204.
0216.0500 ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS AND DIRECTIVES:
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0216.0600 OPERATIONAL ORDERS.
Issuance of orders in tactical units as a command function is reported
under 0814.
.0700 CORRESPONDENCE REGULATIONS.
.0800 FILING SYSTEMS.
.0900 UNOFFICIAL MILITARY BOORS.
.1000 UNOFFICIAL MILITARY PERIODICALS.
.1100 MILITARY LIBRARIES AND ARCHIVES.
Organization of the War Department branch responsible for archives is
reported under 0204.0600. The actual location and administration of the
archives themselves should be reported here.
0217. ARMY COMMUNICATIONS.
NOTE: All material on the army postal service is reported under 0205.2700.
.0100 SYSTEM OF SIGNAL COMMUNICATIONS.
Include here all details on the overall signal network and its system of
control and operation. The organization and administration of the Signal
Corps is reported under 0205.1200. Signal methods in the field are reported
under 0814.0500.
.0200 ARMY TETEPHONE DIRECTORIES.
.0300 MESSAGE CENTERS.
.0400 ARMY COURitit SERVICE.
0300. MANPOWER.
NOTE: Since the subject of military manpower can be treated only frcm the
overall point of view of the entire armed forces, separate blocks have been
assigned under each general topic to Army, Navy (including Marines and Coast
Guard), Army Air, and Navy Air. The breakdown for sub-topics is given only
once, but the last digits of numbers used for Army may be repeated in other
blocks of numbers for Navy and Air. For example, methods of Navy mobilization
could be reported under 0303.0201.
SECTION I. ARM FORCES
0301. AVAILABLE MILITARY MANPOWER.
.0100 NUMBER OF MALES OF MILITARY AGE IN CIVILIAN LIFE.
01 Number by age classes.
02 Numbers classified as to fitness for military service: fully fit, fit
for limited service, and unfit.
03
04
0302.
.0100
0302.0200
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Numbers classified as to training: fully trained, partly trained, and
untrained.
Numbers deferred in essential industry, by age and physical fitness.
RECRUITMENT.
NOTE: Where methods apply only to Army, Navy, or Air, report separately.
VOLUNTARY.
CONSCRIPTIVE.
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requirements for induction and termination; physical requirements; regula-
tions governing deferment and exemption; disposition of surplus conscripts;
regulations governing conscription of aliens in country and nationals
abroad.
.0300 PROCUREMENT OF COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
.0400 PROCUREMENT OF NOWCOMMMSSIONED OFFICERS.
.0500 ACTUAL INTAEE OF PERSONKEL, BY MONTHS, AGES, AND AREAS.
0303. MOBILIIMATION.
.0100 ARMY.
01 METHODS.
Report regulations, peacetime plans, general plans for expansion and
creation of units in wartime.
02 ACTUAL MOBILIZATION IN WARTIME-
Numbers called, by year classes and reserve components.
03 MOBILIZATION OF WOMEN AS AUXILIARTRS.
04 MOBILIZATION OF FOREIGNERS AND COLONIALS.
05 MOBILIZATION OF NATIONALS ABROAD.
.0200 NAVY.
.0300 AIR FORCE OR ARMY AIR CORPS.
.0400 NAVY AIR ARM.
0304. STRENGTH.
.0100 ARMY.
01 Strength of active forces, by grade, age, and fitness for military
service.
NOTE: Report separately men called up for reserve components, giving
component and numbers called.
02 Strength of organized reserve components (including militia) 1)y grade,
age, and fitness for military service.
03 , Strength of quasi-military organizations.
04 Strength of arms and services, by branch of service.
05 Strength of Ministry or Department of War.
06 Strength of civilians attached to the Army by grade, age, and fitness for
military service.
.0200 NAVY.
.0300 AIR FORCE OR ARMY AIR CORPS.
.0400 NAVY AIR ARM.
0305. CASUALTIES.
0305.0100 ARMY.
Fbrward periodic and cumulative estimates (numbers or percent) of casualties,
classified as follows: Battle losses - killed, wounded (permanently inca-
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dead and permanently incapacitated, by disease and nonbattle injuries.
Casualty figures in war should be sabmitted by theaters, campaigns, specifio
operations, and all other breakdowns for which they are available.
.0200 NAVY.
.0300 AIR ICRCE OR ARMY AIR CORPS.
.o4co NAVY AIR ARM.
0306. PRISONERS OF WAR.
.0100 NUMBERS.
Forward periodic estimates of total number of prisoners of war held in
country and in each occupied country. Classify prisoners as follows:
By theater of operations in whibh captured.
By date.
By nationality.
By age.
0307. DEMOBILIZATION.
.0100 ARMY.
01 METHODS AND PROCEDURE.
02 ACTUAL DEMOBII1ZATION OF PERSONNEL.
.0200 NAVY.
.0300 AIR FORCE OR ARMY AIR CORPS.
.o400 NAVY AIR AM
0400. WEAPONS (including ammunition).
NOTE: For uniform and complete reporting on weapons and equipment use prepared
specification forms, samples of which are located in the Annex. Stocks of
these forms may be obtained by requisition to MIS.
0401. SMALL ARMS.
.0100 PISTOLS.
.0200 SIGNAL PISTOLS.
.0300 SUBMACIUNE GUNS.
.0400 RIFLES AND AUTOMATIC RIFLES.
.0500 MACHINE GUNS.
.0600 AT WEAPONS (20-M1 CALIBER AND SMALLER).
,0700 BAYONETS, SABERS, SWORDS, DAGGERS, AND KNIVES.
0402. MORTARS.
0403. ARTILLERY.
.0100 INFANTRY GUNS.
.0200 MOUNTAIN GUNS.
.0300 RECOILLESS GUNS.
0403.0400 FIELD AM MEDIUM ARTILLERY.
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.0600 AA ARTILLERY.
.0700 HEAVY AND RAILWAY ARTILLERY.
.o800 SEACOAST ARTIIIERY.
0404. SELF-PROPELLED ARTILLERY.
.0100 CIOSE SUPPORT AND ASSUALT GUNS.
.0200 FIELD AND MIMI SP ARTILLERY.
.0300 TANK DESTROYERS.
.o4o0 SP AA GUNS.
0405. ARMORED VEHICLES (inclusive of armament).
.0100 LIGHT TANKS (under 15 tons).
.0200 .MEDIUM TANKS (15 to 40 tons).
.0300 HEAVY TANKS (over 40 tons).
.o4o0 AMPHIBIOUS TANKS.
.0500 ARMORED CARS.
.0600 ARMORED TRAINS.
.0700 REMOTE-CONTROLLED DEMOLITION VEHICLES.
(3406. ROCKET WEAPONS.
.0100 FLEIDWEAPONS..
.0200 AA ROCKET WEAPONS.
.0300 AIRCRAFT ROCKET WEAPONS
.040o OTHER BOGERT WEAPONS.
0407. GUIDED MISSTTRS.
.0100 LAUNCHING DEVICES.
.0200 SURFACE TO SURFACE MISSILES.
.0300 AIR TO SURFACE MISSILES (INCLUDE SUB-SURFACE).
.0400 AIR TO AIR MISSILES.
.0500 SURFACE TO AIR MISSILES.
.06co GUIDING SYSTEMS.
.0700 FUELS AND PRCITIIANTS.
.0800 FUZES.
.0900 COUNTERMEASURES.
o4o8. GRENADES.
0408.0100 HAND GRENADES.
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.0300 IMPROVISED AND OTHER GRENADES.
0409. OTHER WEAPONS.
.0100 REMOTE-CONTROLIED DEMOLITION VEHICLES.
.0200 ARMORED TRAINS.
.0300 AIRCRAFT ARMAMENT.
.040o BARRAGE BAIIDONS AND RELATED LETHAL DEVICES.
0410. WEAPONS RESEARCH AND DEVEIOPMENT.
0500. EQUIPMENT.
0501. VEHICLES.
.0100 MOTORCYCLES.
.0200 CARS.
.0300 TRUCES.
.0400 HALF-TRACKED VEHICLES.
.0500 AMPHIBIOUS VEHICLES.
.060o HORSE-DRAWN VEHICLES.
0502. FIRE CONTROL.
Report here type and characteristics of all fire control instruments and
equipment. Include:
0502.0100 AIMING CIRCLES.
.0200 RANGE FINDERS (STEREOSCOPIC AND COINCTDPNCE).
.0300 HEIGHT FINDERS (STEREOSCOPIC AND COINCIDENCE).
.0400 SEARCHLIGHTS.
.0500 ARTILLERY DIRECTORS.
.0600 SIGHTS.
.0700 QUADRANTS.
.0800 TELESCOPES.
.0900 SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS.
.1000 PLOTTING BOARDS.
.1100 OTHER FIRE CONTROL EQUIPMENT.
Give detailed description of each item with photographs or drawings.
0503. SIGNAL (DEALT WITH BY SCIENTIFIC SECTION).
0504. ENGINEER EQUIPMENT.
Report specifications and characteristics and include drawings, photographs,
sketches, etc.
.0100 BARRAGE BAIIDON EQUIPMENT.
0504.0101 HIGH ALTITUDE,.
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03 VERY IOW ALTITUDE.
04 ACCESSORIES INCLUDING ARRESTING, LAUNCHING, HANDLING, AND SERVICING
GEAR.
09 MISCELLANEOUS.
.0200 BRIDGES AND BRIDGING EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES.
01 EXADIEN1S.
02 FIXED including pile, trestle bent, truss, :suspension, girder, Bailey
type, and components.
03 FLOATING including foot, ponton, floating Bailey type, pneumatic, and.
components each as chess, balk, cables, paddles, boats, outboard motors,
and other parts.
04 RAFTS - Pneumatic, ponton, half boat, expedient methods.
09 MISCELLANEOUS.
.0300 CAMOUFLAGE (Tactical aspects reported under 0818.)
01 NETS.
02 CLOTH.
03 DUMMY, prefabricated such as flash simulators.
04 DUMMY, prefabricated, portables such as guns, tanks, trucks, planes.
05 EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES.
09 MISCELLANEOUS.
.0400 PREFABRICATED CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS.
01 LANDING MAT.
02 HANGARS.
03 RUNWAYS AND ROADS.
04 LIGHTING.
05 BARRACKS AND =MOTS.
06 HOSPITALS.
0/ PIPELINES.
08 NARROW GAUGE RAIIROADS.
09 MISCEIIANEOUS.
.0500 DEMOLITIONS AND EXPLOSIVES.
01 TYPES OF EXPLOSIVES.
02 HOLLOW CHARGES.
03 IMPROVMED CHARGES.
0504.0504 SPECIAL TYPES SUCH AS PANGAIORE TORPEDOES, SNAKES, ETC.
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0504.0505 REMOTE CONTROLLED DEMOLITION VEHICLES.
09 MISCELLANEOUS ACCESSORIES AND EQUIPMENT such as blast driven rod, blast-
ing caps, cartridges, detonating cord, blasting machines, and fuses,
firing reels, etc.
.0600 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT.
01 GENERATORS, TRUCK OR SKID MOUNTED.
02 POWER PLANTS AND TRANSMISSION LINES.
03 SEARCHLIGHTS.
o4 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, cables, insulated wire, measuring devices, bat-
teries, circuit breakers, lamps, switches, transformers, etc.
09 MISCELLANEOUS.
.0700 FIRE-FIGHTING EQUIPMENT.
01 EXTINGUISHERS - Hand, wheeled, and truck - mounted.
02 MOTORIZED FIRE-FIGHTING EQUIPMENT INCLUDING TRAILERS.
03 CHEMICAL AND COMPOUNDS.
o4
TANKS AND TOWERS.
09 MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT.
.0800 INSTRUMENTS OF PRECISION, PHOTOGRAPHIC, AND REPRODUCTION EQUIPMENT.
01 SURVEY INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES.
02 DRAFTING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES.
03 PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES.
Q4 REPRODUCTION INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES including field reproduction.
09 MISCELLANEOUS - Barometers, binoculars, odographs, thermometere,
compasses, etc.
.0900 MARINE EQUIPMENT.
01 BOATS AND ACCESSORIES including assault landing craft.
02 DOM AND CRANES.
03 DIVING EQUIPMENT.
O 4 NAVAL DEMOLITIONS AND MINES.
09 MISCELLANEOUS.
.1000 MINES, BOOBY TRAPS, AND MINE FIELDAPIPMEET.
01 ANTITANE:MINES.
02 ANTIPERSONNEL MINES.
03 IMPROVISED MINES OR BOOBY TRAPS.
o4 BOOBY TRAPS.
05 IGNITERS.
0504.1006 FUZES AND DETONATORS.
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08 MINE FIELD MARKING.
09 MISCELLANEOUS,
.1100 HEAVY CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT.
01 TRACTORS - BULLDOZERS, TAYEDOZFRS, ANGLEDOZERS, AND ACCESSORIES.
02 ROAD EQUIPMENT - asphalt 'plants, rock crushing and. screening plants,
distributors, loaders, concrete mixers, etc.
03 SHOVELS, DRAGLINES, CRANES, AND ATTACHMENTS - non-revolving, revolving,
crawler, and truck mounted.
GRADERS, MOTORIZED AND TOWED TYPES.
05 ROLLERS, MOTORIZED AM TOWED TYPES.
06 SCRUMMRSARD CARRYALLS, MOTORIZED AND TOWED TYPES.
07? DITCHERS.
09 MISCEIIANEOUS - Steel tanks (asphalt, gasoline, water), power control
units, trailers all types.
.1200 .D.LEER EQUIPMENT - Track, trailer or skid mounted.
01 COMPRESSORS.
02 WAZER PURIFICATION.
03 DISTILLATION: UNITS.
04 REFRIGERATION UNITS.
05 GAS GENERATORS.
06 LUBRICATORS.
07 SHOP EQUIPMTUIT - electrical and emergency repair, general purpose,
machine shop, Small tool repair, etc.
08 MINE EXPLODERS - rollers, flails, etc.
09 MISCELLANEOUS - air conditioning, shower baths, etc.
.1300 TOOLS, MACHINE AND HAND.
. 01 CARPENTER.
02 BLACKSMITH.
03 WELDERS.
PLUMBERS.
65 PIONEER.
06 PNEUMATIC TOOLS AND ACCESSORIES.
.07 GASOLINE-OFERAD TOOLS AND ACCESSORIES.
? 09 MISCELLANEOUS.
0505.0000 CHEMICAL WARFARE,
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0505.0100 ANTI-GAS EQUIPMENT.
.0200 WAR GASES.
NOTE: Report on gases that have been accepted and are standard with the
military organization. For research and development and experimental
gases, report under 8520.0100.
.0300 GROUND WEAPONS.
.0400 AERIAL WEAPONS. .
0506. FLAME WARFARE.
.0100 TIME THROWERS AND ACCESSORIES. .
.0200 MOTORIZED FIAME THROWERS AND TRAILERS.
.0300 FUELS.
.0400 MISCELLANEOUS.
0507. MEDICAL. .
0508. FIELD RANGES AND COOKING EQUIPMENT.
0509. 01E22.
0600. UNIFORMS, INSIGNIA, DECORATIONS, AWARDS, CITATIONS, RANK.
0601. ARMY UNIFORMS AND INSIGNIA (REGULAR AND RESERVE).
.0100 UNIFORMS. (Description, quality, suitability, sizes, issue lists, cost,
regulations governing. Distinguish between those of officers and enlisted
personnel. Submit photographs or skilled drawings and samples of cloth
used.)
01 FIELD.
02 SERVICE
03- , DRESS.
04 FULL DRESS.
05 SUMMER.
06 WINTER.
07 bPECIAL (CAMOUFLAGE, PARATROOP, ETC.)
08 PROTECTIVE (raincoat, anti-mosquito hoods, etc., but not including pro-
tection against chemical agents.)
.0200 INSIGNIA. (Description, mode of wearing. Submit actual samples, photo-
graphs, or skilled drawings.)
01 PANIC AND RATING.
02 UNIT.
03 ARM OR BRANCH OF ..E.HVICE.
04 SPECIALTY (Officer of day sashes, signal man, mechanic, carpenter, etc.)
0602.0000 MILITIA, SEMI-MILITARY, AND OTHER MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS UNIFORMS AND INSIGNIA
(Such as National Guard, Motor Corps). Information as under 0601. wherever
applicable, using the same subheads.
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Civilian Defense, etc.).
Information as under 0601. wherever applicable, using the same subheads.
o6o4. CIVIL POLICE ORGANIZATIONS-UNIFORMS AND INSIGNIA.
Information as ander 0601, wherever applicable, using the same subheads.
0605. DECORATIONS.
.0100 DECORATIONS AND AWARDS. (Description, including both sides of medals, and
description of service ribbons. Regulations governing bestowal, wearing, and
privileges obtained. Submit actual samples, photographs, or skilled
drawings.)
.0200 CITATIONS. (Discuss form of citations and regulations for bestowal.)
o6o6. PERSONAL IDENTIFICATIONS. (Description of tags or other standard means of per-
sonal identification. Submit actual samples, photographs, or skilled drawings.
Service-record books and similar documents are reported under 0209.0401.)
0607. RELATIVE RANK.
.0100 Submit a tabulated list, in the terminology of the country reported on, of
every rank and rating held in the Army, Navy, Air Force, and other organiza-
tions listed above, with a description of the duties discharged by that rank.
.0200 Report on the rules of precedence in each service and organization, and among
the various services and organizations. Discuss regulations governing the
exchange of courtesies.
0700 FORTIFICATIONS.
0701.0000
FORTIFICATIONS - GENERAL.
Doctrine, policies, ,or principles upon which fortifications and other defenses
are based. General plans and methoUs for defending different types of terrain.
Include: Coast, beach, inland, and antiaircraft defenses. ?
0702. (This number is not used.)
0703. FORTIFICATIONS - LOCATION OF FORTIFICATION AND DEFENSIVE INSTALLATIONS.
The location of all installations should be given by coordinates and if possible
shown on sketch or map of area. Be as specific as possible and include number,
type, and caliber of weapons and size of garrison where applicable.
.0100 GENERAL.
Include location of fortified lines or defended areas, including cities or
towns containing several or all of the installations mentioned below.
.0200 PERMANENT FORTIFICATIONS.
Include those constructed of concrete, steel, or heavy log.
01 PILLBOXES.
Closed emplacements containing one or more guns of caliber up to and
indluding 25-mm.
02 CABEMAIES.
Closed emplacements for guna of caliber greater than 25-mm.
03 BIOCEHODSES.
Large closed emplacements containing several embrasures for rifles and
automatic weapons.
0703.0204
FORTS AND DETENDED LOCALITIES.
Relatively. small, strongly organized groups of emplacements and other
fortification installations.
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SEEL1ERS.
Structures which provide shelter for troops, weapons, and supplies not
engaged in actual cotbat.
OPEN WEAPON EMPLACEMENTS.
Include coast defense dual purpose and other weapons sited for other than
AA fire.
07 UNDERGROUND COMBAT INSTALLATIONS.
Include single and organized cave systems.
08 FIXED FLAME THROWERS.
09 LAND-MOUNTED TORPEDO TUBES.
10 OBSERVATION POSTS.
.0300 FIELD FORTIFICATIONS.
01 OPEN WEAPON EMPLACEMENTS.
02 CLOSED WEAPON EMPLACEMENTS.
03 TRENCH SYSTEMS.
04 FOXHOLES.
09 OTHER FIELD FORTIFICATIONS.
ANTIAIRCRAFT DEFENSES.
01 AUTOMATIC WEAPON EMPLACEMENTS (40-mm and less).
02 HEAVY AA EMPLACEMENTS (75-m1 or greater).
03 SEARULIGHTS.
04 OBSERVATION POSTS.
05 RADAR (AIR SEARCH).
06 RADAR (GUN LAYING).
07 SOUND DETECTORS.
09 0.0BER ANTIAIRCRAFT DEFENSES.
.0500 ARTIFICIAL OBSTACLES.
Obstacles constructed expressly for the purpose of hindering military
operations.
10 ARTITANE-OBSTACIES.
11 DITCHES, TRAPS, AND CUES.
12 MINE FIELDS.
13 INUNDATIONS.
14 CONCRETE.
15 STEEL.
16 TIMBER.
0703.0517 DEMOLITIONS.
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0703.0518 IGNITED OIL.
19 OTHER AT OBSTACLES.
20 ANTIPERSONNEL OBSTACLES.
21 MINE FIELDS.
22 BARBED WIRE, FIXED.
23 BARBED WIRE, PORTABLE.
24 ELECTRICALLY CHARGED WIRE.
29 OTHER ANTIPERSONNEL OBSTACLES.
30 ANTIAIRLANDING OBSTACLES.\
31 ANTIGLIDER.
32 ANTIPARACHUTIST.
33 ANTIAIRCRAFT.
39 OTHER ANTIAIRLANDING OBSTACLES.
40 MARINE OBSTACLES.
41 MINE FIELDS.
42 BOOMS.
43 NETS.
49 OMER MARINE OBSTACLES.
50 UNDERWATER OBSTACLES ON LANDING BEACHES.
51 ANTIBOAT MINES.
52 STEEL.
53 CONCRETE.
54 TIMBER.
55 BARBED WIRE.
59 aLEEE UNDERWATER OBSTACLES ON LANDING BEACHES.
0704.
FORTIFICATIONS - CHARACTERISTICS AND STRUCTURAL DATA OF FORTIFICATION
INSTALLATIONS.
Include dimensions, fields of fire, materials, and methods of construction,
and structural details.
.0100 GENERAL.
Include general descriptions of all or several of the installations men-
tioned below.
.0200 PERMANENT FORTIFICATIONS.
Include those constructed of concrete, steel, or heavy log.
01 PILLBOXES.
Closed emplacements containing one or more guns of caliber up to and
including 25-mm.
0704.0202 CASEMATES.
Closed emplacements for guns of caliber greater than 25-mm.
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0704.0203 BLOCKHOUSES.
Large closed emplacements containing several embrasures for rifles and
automatic weapons.
04 FORTS OR DEFENDED LOCALITIES.
Relatively small, strongly organized groups of emplacements and other
fortified installations.
05 SHELTERS.
Structures which provide shelter for troops, weapons, and supplies not
engaged in actual combat.
06 OPEN WEAPON EMPLACEMENTS.
Include coast defense dual purpose and other weapons sited for other
than AA fire.
07 UNDERGROUND INSTALLATIONS.
08 FIXED FLAME THROWERS.
09 LAND-MOUNTED TORPEDO TUBES.
10 OBSERVATION POSTS.
.0300 FIELD FORTIFICATIONS.
01 OPEN WEAPON EMPLACEMENTS.
02 CLOSED WEAPON EMPLACEMENTS.
03 TRENCH SYSTEMS.
09 OTHER FIELD FORTIFICATIONS.
.0400 ANTIAIRCRAFT DEFENSES.
01 AUTOMATIC WEAPON EMPLACEMENTS (40-mm and less).
02 HEAVY AA EMPLACEMENTS (75-mm or greater).
03 SEARCRTIGHT EMPLACEMENTS.
04 OBSERVATION POSTS.
05 RADAR (AIR SEARCH) EMPLACEMENTS.
06 RADAR (GUN LAYING) EMPLACEMENTS.
07 SOUND DETECTOR EMPLACEMENTS.
09 OTTER EMPLACEMENTS.
.0500 ARTIFICIAL OBSTACLES.
Obstacles constructed expressly for the purpose of hindering military
operations.
NOTE: Mines and booby traps are reported under 0504.1000.
10 ANTITANK OBSTACLES.
11 DITCHES, TRAPS, AND GRATERS.
12 MINE FIELDS.
13 INUNDATIONS.
0704.0514 CONCRETE.
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16 TIMBER.
17 DEMOLITIONS.
18 IGNITED OIL.
19 OTHER AT OBSTACLES.
20 ANTIPERSONNEL OBSTACLES.
21 MINE FIELDS.
22 BARBED WIRE, FIXED.
23 BARBED WIRE, PORTABLE.
24 ELECTRICALLY CHARGED WIRE.
29 OTHER ANTIPERSONNEL OBSTACLES.
30 ANTIAIRLANDING OBSTACLES.
31 ANTIGLIDER.
32 ANTIPARACHUTIST.
33 ANTIAIRCRAFT.
39 OTHER ANTIAIRIANDING OBSTACLES.
40 MARINE OBSTACLES.
41 MINE FIELDS.
42 BOOMS.
43 NETS.
49 OTHER MARINE OBSTACLES.
50 UNDERWATER OBSTACLES ON LANDING BEACHES.
51 ANTIBOAT MINES.
52 STEEL.
53 CONCRETE.
54 TIMBER.
55 BARBED WIRE.
59 OTHER UNDERWATER OBSTACLES ON LANDING BEACHES.
0800. TACTICS AND STRATEGY.
Discuss briefly historical tactics and strategy and ..heir effect upon present
tactics and strategy. Other influences affecting.
0810. NATIONAL DEFENSE POLICY.
NOTE: Political aspects are discussed under 3141.0300.
0810.0100 WAR PLANS.
Discuss briefly, including text and analysis of plans.
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JOINT WAR PLANS.
Discuss briefly plans for the combined use of the Army, Navy and Air.
(Plans for each enemy discussed separately.)
.0300 ARMY WAR PLANS.
Data on various war plans.
.0400 NAVY WAR PLANS.
Data on various war plans.
.0500 AIR WAR PLANS.
Data on various war plans.
.0600 PLANS FOR CONTROLLING CIVIL DISTURBANCES.
Data on plans for military control of civil disturbances.
0811. TACTICS.
.0100 INFANTRY.
.0200 CAVALRY.
.0300 ARTILLERY,
.0400 ANTIAIRCRAFT ARTILLERY.
.0500 ARMORED FORCES,
.o600 ENGINEERS.
.0700 SIGNAL CORPS,
.0800 CHEMICAL WARFARE.
.0900 MEDICAL.
0812. TACTICAL THEORIES AND DOCTRINES.
Tactical theories of leading military writers and critics. Brief analytical
discussion of their value and influence.
.0100 ARMS AND SERVICES.
Prescribed staff doctrines for arms and services and tactical functions of
units, including special organization.
Summarize the lessons learned from exercises and combat operations and
trends. towards change. Report for each arm or service on:
01 0111ENSIVE WARFARE.
02 Designation of objectives.
03 Distribution of forces.
o4 Forms of offensive action.
05 Frontages and depths.
06 Reserves.
07 Coordination.
08 Meeting engagements.
09 Attack of fortified positions.
0812.0110 Counter-offensives.
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0812.0111 Pursuit.
12 Tactical use of weapons.
13 Airborne troops.
NOTE: Security in offensive warfare reported under Security (0815).
.0117 DEFENSIVE WARFARE.
18 Selection of positions.
19 Tactical organization.
20 Organization of fire.
21 Organization of ground.
22 Conduct of the defense.
23 Tactical use of weapons.
24 Anti-mechanized defense.
25 Passive defense measures.
26 Open terrain warfare.
NOTE: Security in defensive warfare reported under Security (0815).
28 RETROGRADE MOVEMENTS.
29 Delaying actions.
30 Withdrawals.
31 Retreats.
36 SPECIAL OPERATIONS.
37 Amphibious.
38 Attack of fortified locality (special tactics).
39 Operations at river lines.
40 Town and city combat.
41 Woods combat.
42 Night combat.
43 Winter operations.
44 Mountain operations.
45 Jungle operations.
46 Desert operations.
47 Anti-Partisan operations.
48 Raiding and infiltration.
49 Counter-amphibious operations.
0812.0150 Other operations.
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OPERATIONS OF COMBINED ARMS.
Prescribed staff doctrines for use of the arms In combination. Sunnarize he
lessons learned from exercises and combat operations and trends toward
changes. Include:
.0100 Ground-Air Operations.
.0200 Ground-Navy Operations.
.0300 Ground-Navy-Air Operations.
0814. EXERCISE OF COMMAND.
Prescribed staff doctrines for commands of all units. Summarize lessons
learned from exercises and combat operations and trends toward change. Report
on:
.0100 Estimates of the situation.
.0200 Command conduct in battle.
.0300 Combat orders.
.0400 Command posts.
.0500 Signal communications.
Discuss briefly operations of communications, from highest field head-
quarters, through intermediate headquarters, down to company, troop, or
battery, showing responsibility for the communications involved. Include
chart. Codes and ciphers in use.
.0600 Liaison.
0815. SECURITY.
.0100 Against mechanized forces.
.0200 Against chemical warfare.
.0300 Against aircraft.
.0400 Reconnaissance.
.0500 Counter-Reconnaissance.
.0600 Counterintelligence.
0816. TROOP MOVEMENTS.
Prescribed doctrines, lessons learned from exercises and combat operations,
and trends toward change. Report on:
.0100 Tactical march techniques by motor.
.0200 Tactical march techniques by rail.
.0300 Tactical march techniques by air.
.0400 Tactical march techniques by water.
(Security during movements reported under Security above.)
0817. HALTS, BIVOUACS, REST AREAS.
Prescribed doctrines, lessons 1ea4ned from exercises and combat operations,
and trends toward change.
0818. CAMOUFLAGE.
0818.0100
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0818.0200 Tactical employment of camouflage for unit.
.0300 Tactical employment of camouflage for fortified areas.
.0400 Tactical employment of camouflage for deception in large areas.
NOTE: Camouflage for industry and other aspects reported elsewhere.
0820. STRATEGY.
0821. THEORIES AND DOCTRINES.
Strategic theories of leading military writers and critics. Brief ana-
lytical discussion of their Value and influence. Prescribed strategic
staff doctrines and their application to current military problems.
Influences affecting strategic doctrines of country.
0822. THEORIES OF MECHANIZATION AND MOTORIZATION.
Strategic ideas of leading military writers and critics. Brief ana-
lytical discussion of their value and influence. Prescribed strategic
doctrines and their application to current military problems.
0823. OTT ER STRATEGIC THEORIES.
0824. STRATEGIC EMPLOYMENT.
Summarize the lessons in strategic employment learned from the conduct of
exercises or combat operations and trends toward change.'
0900. TRAINING.
0901. TRAINING - GENERAL.
Discuss briefly the general System of army training. Give control, central-
ization or decentralization. Submit training films if available.
.0100 REGULATIONS.
Report regulations governing raining in general.
NOTE: Training of each staff, arm, service, or unit is reported separately
below.
.0200 INDIVIDUAL.
Give a concise discussion of the system of individual training and the
number of men who receive individual training annually. For Reserves and
Organized Militia give the number called back annually.
0901.0300
For officers, warrant officers, noncommissioned officers, professional
(long-term) soldiers, and short-term soldiers, report training under the
following heads:
Courses at civilian educational institutions.
Correspondence work.
Recruit training.
Specialist training.
LEducational and vocational training.
NOTE: Report training in garrison schools under Organizational and Unit
below (0902.).
MILITARY PERSONNEL FROM FOREIGN ARMIES.
Officers and enlisted men detailed from foreign armies and serving in the
country's army. Purpose, name, and location of units in which they are
serving. Number sent; names of outstanding personnel. Training and mili-
tary activities.
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MILITARY PERSONNEL IN FOREIGN ARMIES.
Officers and enlisted nen detailed to foreign axties. Purpose, nate, and
location of units in which they are serving. Number sent; names of out-
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0902. ORGANIZATIONAL AND UNIT.
.0100 GARRISON AND ARMORY.
Give character and scope of garrison and armory training for Active Army,
Organized Reserves, and Organized Militia. Include garrison schools for
officers and noncommissioned officers. Report number of nen trained each
year.
.0200 ROAD MARCHES AND ROAD SPACES.
All pertinent data, including length of step, cadence, goosestep, etc.
.0300 FIELD.
Scope and methods of field training in the Active Army, Organized Reserves,
Organized Militia. Report number of men trained each year. Include train-
ing of Combat Intelligence Units.
.0400 TARGET, MUSKETRY, AND FIELD FIRING.
Give information concerning training and actual perfornance for each amend.
service. For installations see Military Posts and Stations (0206.0600).
0903. COMBINED.
Report on extent, direction, character, and methods of combined training;
training in coordination and cooperation with combatant units; command post and
staff exercises.
.0100 MANEUVERS AND EXERCISES.
01 GENERAL SYSTEM.
Give general system for the holding of large scale tameuvers and
exercises.
02 CONTROL AND UMPIRING.
Give complete methods of control and umpiring. Brief discussion an
methods of leasing land, method of payment to property owners, housing,
etc.
0903.0103
ACTUAL.
Report each important naneuver or exercise held annually. Give the
following data:
Date and location.
Type of terrain chosen.
Arms, Units, and Conmandern participating.
Broad outline of tactical or strategic problem.
Unusual methods of regulation and control differing from those
-reported under General System (0900.0100).
Brief account of actions taken by opposing sides.
Number of troops participating by Active Army, Organized Reserves,
Organized Militia, etc.
Number of foreign observers by nationality and other non-participating
personnel present at maneuver.
Give a critique of each maneuver or exercise as follows:
Tactical principles stressed. (Lessons and trends toward change in
tactical doctrines should be reported simultaneously under Tactics
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0904.
0810. Methods of coordination and cooperation of combatant arms and
their efficiency. Brief mention of new types of equipment. (Details
of equipment reported under Equipment, 0500.) General impression of
readiness of troops for combat as gathered from observed standards of
discipline, training, and equipment. Include here the observed dif-
ference between Army, Reserves, and Militia. Discussions of readiness
of trdops for botbat from any other sources.
ARMY SCHOOLS,
.0100 ARMY SCHOOLS - GENERAL.
List all Army Schools. Give policy governing attendance at Army,
Reserves, Organized Militia, and Women's Auxiliary Corps Schools.
Give policy governing attendance at Army Schools by Air and Naval
officers. Give policy governing the exchange of military profeesdre
and students with foreign countries.
.0200 FOREIGN MILITARY PERSONNEL IN MILITARY SCHOOLS.
Officers and enlisted men from foreign countries detailed to military
schools of country. Purpose, name and location of schools to which
sent. Muller sent; names of outstanding personnel detailed;
activities.
.0300 MILITARY PERSONNEL IN FOREIGN MILITARY SCHOOLS.
Officers and enlisted men detailed to foreign schools. Purpose,
.name, and location of schools to which sent. Number sent; DAMS of
outstanding personnel detailed; activities.
.0400
FOREIGN MILITARY LANGUAGE STUDENTS IN COUNTRY.
Officers and enlisted men detailed from abroad as language officers.
Purpose and activities. Location of detail. Number sent; names of
outstanding personnel detailed.
.0500 MILITARY LANGUAGE STUDENTS SENT TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Officers and enlisted men detailed to foreign countries as language
officers. Purpose and activities. Location of detail. Number sent;
names of outstanding personnel detailed.
.0600 CADET AND PREPARATORY.
Report each school separately. Give the following data:
0904.0700
Name, location, and facilities.
Similarity to type of school in U S.
Method of selecting students.
Noteworthy methods of training.
Number, length, and scope of courses.
Efficiency and value of school to AMY'.
Number of students in attendance from Active Army, Reserves,
Organized Militia, Women's Auxiliary Corps.
Number of graduates of each per year.
Number of foreigners attending.
NOTE: Military training in schools and colleges corresponding to
ROTC and CMTC reported under Pre-Military Training (0905.0100).
SFPARATE ARMS.
Report each branch school separately. Give same data as under
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Report each school separately. Give sane data as under 0904.0600.
.0900 SPECIALISTS.
Report each school separately. Give same data as under 0904.0600.
.1000 NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Report each school separately. Give sane data as under 0904.0600.
.1100 COMBINED GENERAL STAFF.
Report each school separately. Give sane data as under 0904.0600.
.1200 WAR COTJPGE AND SUPERIOR.
Give same data as under 0904.0600. Include number of selected
civilians in attendance. Air and Navy instructors.
0905. PRE-MILITARY.
.0100 SCHOOLS AND COTTEGES (ROTC).
Report all training in schools and colleges similar to ROTC train-
ing in U S. Give the general system; age of entrance; voluntary or
compulsary attendance; scope; objectives; method of training; effi-
ciency and value to the Army; correlation with troop service.
Report number and names of schools and colleges giving this train,
ing, number of students taking courses annually, number of students
completing military courses annually.
.0200 NON-ACADEMIC.
System of pre-military training In:
01 Youth Organizations.
02 Labor Organizations.
03 Quasi-Military Organizations.
04 Militarized Societies.
05 Others
Give same data as under 0904.0600
REVIEWS AND INSPECTIONS OF TROOPS.
0906.
.0100 REVIEWS - GENERAL.
Report significant aspects of reviews and inspections by military
authorities, government officials, etc.
.0200 BY FOREIGNERS.
Report significant aspects of all reviews and inspections by
foreign military authorities, diplomatic officials, etc.
0907. INSPECTIONS AND VISITS.
Cover here Inspections other than those for military operations and
training. Report on military inspections and visits of areas, posts
and installat'ons, fortifications, schools, factories, etc.
1000. INTETTIGENCE AND COUNTERINTETjXGENCE.
1000.0100
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE - GENERAL.
Describe the functions of the Military Intelligence Service. (Organi-
zation of the Intelligence Division of the General Staff is reported
under 0204.0202.)
Analyze the country's intelligence doctrines and techniques as applied
to its strategic need for military intelligence.
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System of collecting information and producing and disseminating
strategic intelligence. Coordination of technical and strategic
intelligence. Operation and efficiency of the intelligence service.
.0200 JOINT INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEES.
Give the system, policies, and control of intelligence by the cm,
mittee. All other pertinent data.
Names of important military personnel on committee. (Forward
biographical material under the 7100 Block.)
.0300 JOINT INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES.
Information as above.
.oltoo OFFICIAL REPRESENTATIVES ABROAD.
Give the general system of accrediting representatives abroad and list
each accredited agency for Army, Navy, and Air.
.0500 ATTACHES AND OBSERVERS ABROAD.
Method of selection and appointment of Military, Naval, and Air
Attaches and Observers sent abroad. Submit a list of all attaches and
observers and the countries to which accredited. Report on the acti-
vities of each separately. (Forward biographical material under
7104.)
.0600 TECHNICAL LIAISON AND EXCHANGE BY NATIONALS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Describe here official and unofficial exchanges of military informa-
tionby technical services, learned societies, and similar agencies.
.0700 MILITARY AGENTS OR SPIES ABROAD.
All data available on this subject. (For non-military see 3164.0600.
Forward biographical material under 7104.0500.)
.0800 FOREIGN MILITARY REPRESENTATIVES IN COUNTRY.
Activities of Military, Naval, and Air Attaches and Observers in the
country. (For non-military see 3163.0600).
Submit a list of all attaches and observers and the countries from
which accredited. Report on the influence and activities of each
separately. (Forward biographiCal material under 7104.)
.0900 TECHNICAL LIAISON AND EXCHANGE BY FOREIGNERS IN COUNTRY.
Same information as under 1000.0600 above.
.1000 MILITARY AGENTS OR SPIES IN COUNTRY.
All data available on this subject. (Forward biographical material
under 7104.1000.)
.1100 COMBAT INTELLIGENCE.
Report collecting agencies (down to Infantry Battalion or similar
unit); techniques of collection; techniques of evaluation and exploi-
tation; transmission of information to higher, lower, and adjacent
echelons.
.1200 CAPTURED DOCUMENTS AND MATERIEL.
Report collecting agencies (down to Infantry Battalion or similar
unit); techniques of collection; techniques of evaluation and exploi-
tation; transmission of information from source to War Department
Intelligence Service.
.1300 AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Report techniques of evaluation and exploitation and transmission of
information to higher, lower, and adjacent echelons.
1000.1400 SIGNAL INTELLIGENCE.
Report system used by Signal Units for intelligence on foreign armies.
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.1600
COUNTERINTELLIGENCE
Give a list of all agencies and their organization. Mission in .
general schema of national defense. Methods of counterespionage:
Against own activities.
Against foreign activities - MAs, etc.
(Include imposition of restrictions in time of war.)
Operation and efficiency of espionage and counter-espionage.
NOTE: Laws dealing with Espionage, Sabotage, and Subversion covered
under 3122.0405. Counterintelligence in the field is reported under
0815.0600.
.1700 CENSORSHIP, IN WAR.
Complete coverage of censorship as it is effected in war as based on:
01
02
03
04
ADMINISTRATION.
(What agency, governmental or other, is responsible; what public
laws, proclamations, or decrees contain the authority for
censorship.)
ORGANIZATION.
(What is the structure of the censorship; how many and what types
of persons are employed in various divisions; who are the execu.
tives; physical location and functions of headquarters and censor-
ship stations.)
JURISDICTION.
(Coverage. over civilian population, military personnel, prisoners
of war, aliens, and others.)
SCOPE.
(Types of communications censored (postal, travelers, press, radio,
telephone, telegraph, etc.; number of cummunications of each type
examined and percentage of total volume of oommunications; cover-
age of external, internal, and transit communications; emphasis of
censorship placed on what classes of communications; is more care-
ful examination (watch list) given to certain individuals, firms.,
organizations, countries, etc.; whether to grant immunity from
censorship; who is granted immunity from censorship.)
5 TECHNIQUES.
Methods of censorship, so far as not covered elsewhere.
06
07
08
EFFECTIVENESS.
Is censorship secret or common knowledge, is it easily evaded by
code, cipher, or secret ink; inspection of travelers, punishment
for violations, apprehension of enemy agents.
REGULATIONS.
Regulations to public, regulations for censorship personnel, pro-
cedure manuals.
COORDINATION.
Censorship agreements with other nations. Examples. Are communi-
cations routed for censorship convenience?
09 PURPOSE.
For security, political or economic reasons.
1000.1710
DISSEMINATION.
Dissemination of information derived through censorship. Is infor-
mation disseminated extensively, or is it closely guarded; list of
agencies regularly receiving information; types of information of
especial interest to these agencies.
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.1900
.2000
01
02
03
04
o5
06
07
08
1100.
1101.
1102.
1103.
LABORATORIES.
Are there laboratories in existence where secret inks were devel-
oped, codes broken. Size and extent to which laboratories are
used. Is mail sent there for routine examination or are only
suspected communications tested?
? CENSORSHIP, IN PEACE.
Complete coverage of censorship as it is effected in peace, based on
the subheads outlined under coverage of war.
SUBVERSION OF PERSONNEL.
Activities on subversion of intelligence and counterintelligence
personnel. Methods of correction and punishment.
MEANS OF SAFEGUARDING MILITARY INFORMATION.
General restrictions as promulgated in national legislation,
executive order, etc.
Restrictions on discussion by and activities military, naval, and
air personnel regarding military matters.
Restrictions on entrance to fortified areas, military and naval
reservations.
Restrictions on photography of military areas, etc.
Restrictions on military plants, factories manufacturing military
equipment, and shipyards.
Restrictions on freedom of action and intercourse of accredited
foreign representatives.
Classification of documents and measures for protecting their
security, such as reglstration, keeping under lock and key, and.
destruction.
Enforcement of security measures.
LOGISTICS.
LOGISTICS, GENERAL.
Obtain logistics manuals of country and reports on the general system
of logistics and supply.
CLASSIFICATION OF SUPPLIES.
Discuss the system of supply nomenclature. Compare the classes and
types of supplies of country to U.S. supply classes.
SUPPLY SYSTEM IN Th.e, ZONE OF THE INTERIOR.
Obtain pertinent manuals of country.
NOTE: in peace-time regard the entire country as the Zone of the
Interior except for those areas characterized by the use of field
nomenclatures.
.0100 OVERALL SUPPLY ADMINISTRATION.
Administration of highest army supply organizations. Inter-
relations among civilian and military production and supply
agencies. Interservice coordination. Charts.
1103.0200
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT.
Administrative arrangements for research and development.
Extent of army control over non-military experimental centers.
Interservice research groups.
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engaged in research or with data pertaining to experimental
equipment.
.0300 PROCUREMENT AND ACCEPTANCE.
Estimate of needs. Placing of orders. Awarding of contracts
Specifications pertaining to standards, costs, markings. Produc-
tion by military arsenals. Inspection of private production for
military use. Acceptance or rejection of production. Extent
of graft (if any). Repiisition of property for military use.
.o400
REQUISITIONING.
Channels of requisitions from home units in Zone of the Interior
storage and distribution centers. Requisition charts.
.0500 STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION.
Administration and functions of depots. Nomenclature and classi-
fication of storage installations. Doctrines pertaining to mate-
rials stored, depot capacities, reserve stores. Storage and dis-
tribution responsibilities of various echelons. Administration
charts and supply flow charts. If possible report by supply class.
.o600
NOTE: Locations and amounts of storage reported under 1103.0600.
SUPPLY INSTALLATIONS AND RESERVES.
Locations of supply depots and arsenals. Items stored and quantity
retained by each Installation. Sketches, pictures, and maps of
individual depots and arsenals. Maps of the location of all supply
centers in the country. Overall estimate of the total quantity of
reserves retained in these supply centers. In wartime, report the
effects of destruction due to military operations.
NOTE: Report supply installations and reserves under field juris-
diction under 1104.0400.
.0700 DEMOBILIZATION - DISPOSAL OF EQUIPMENT.
Pertinent data.
1104. FIELD SUPPLY SYSTEM.
Pertinent manuals of country.
NOTE: During peace-time this section will be concerned largely with
theoretical doctrines, field maneuvers, potential theaters of opera-
tion, and areas characterized by the use of field nomenclature.
.0100 FIELD SUPPLY ADMINISTRATION.
Staff control of supply. Types of officers and units concerned
with field supply. Issuance of supply directives. Charts show-
ing field supply organization and duties.
_0200 FIELD PROCUREMENT AND REQUISITIONING.
Field seizures. Field purchases. Use of captured materiel.
Dispatch of requisitions. Filling of requisitions. Requisition
flow charts.
.0300 FIELD STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION.
Nomenclature of field supply installations. Doctrines pertaining
to the theoretical layout and locations of installations, materials
stored, dump capacities, storage and distribution responsibilities
of various echelons, days of supply carried by the several echelons.
Supply flow diagrams. If possible, report by supply class.
NOTE: Locations and amounts of storage reported under 1104.0400.
1104.0400
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Locations of field storage. Items stored and quantities retained
by each dump. Sketches and pictiares of individual dumps. Maps of
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the location of all theater supply dumps. Overall estimate of the
total quantity of reserves stored in these dumps. In war-tine,
report the effects of destruction due to military operations.
NOTE: Report supply installations and reserves -under Zone of the
Interior jurisdiction under 1103.0600.
.0500 PERSONNEL REPLACEMENT SYSTEM - to front lines.
1105. MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS AND ALLOWANCES.
.0100 TOTAL MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS.
War-time tonnage requirements of units under varying combat condi-
tions. Peace-tine allowances per division and other units.
.0200 AMMUNITION MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS.
War-time requirements of ammunition for units under varying combat
conditions. Peace-tine and war-tine allowances of ammunition per
weapon. Units of fire. Days of supply.
.0300 FUEL MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS.
War-tine and peace-tine allowances per vehicle and per unit. Fuel
consumption of vehicles and units per mile or per kilometer.
.o400 HUMAN RATIONS MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS.
Human rations scales. Type of rations. Ration components. Weights
of rations. Differences between field and garrison rations.
Requirements under varying combat conditions and in different thea-
ters of operation. Distinctions between war-time and peace-time
rations.
.0500 ANIMAL RATIONS MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS.
Information as above.
.0600 EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT FACTORS.
Allowances for damaged, destroyed, or worn out equipment and cloth-
ing per item and per unit. Divisional equipment replacement allow-
ances per month in peace-time and in war-time.
.0700 MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS.
Special issues, such as engineer construction materials.
1106. EVACUATION SYSTEM.
.0100 MAINTENANCE, REPAIR AND SALVAGING OF EQUIPMENT.
Administration and functions of repair centerp. Authority exercised
over non-military factories engaged in army repairs. Repair respon-
sibilities of various echelons. Repair and salvage flow charts.
01
REPAIR INSTALLATIONS.
Locations of repair depots. Items repaired and other physical
characteristics of each depot.
.0200 EVACUATION OF PERSONNEL.
Administration and functions of hospitals. Use of civilian hospi-
tals by the army. Capabilities and duties of various medical
echelons. Evacuation charts.
01
1106.0300
MEDICAL INSTALLATIONS.
Locations of hospitals and receiving stations. Capacity and
other physical characteristics of each installation.
NOTE: Report medical equipment supply centers under 1103.0600
and lio4.o400.
EVACUATION OF ANIMALS.
Administration and functions of animal hospitals. Capabilities and
duties of various veterinary echelons. Evacuation flow charts.
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VETERINARY INSTALLATIONS.
Locations of animal hospitals and receiving stations. Capacity
and other physical characteristics of each installation.
NOTE: Report veterinary equipment and animal supply centers
under 1103.0600 and i104.0400.
.040o EVACUATION OF PRISONERS OF WAR.
System of evacuating prisoners of war from front lines to final
destinations.
01 PRISONER OF WAR CAMPS.
Locations and other physical characteristics of camps.
1107. MILITARY TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM.
Obtain pertinent manuals of country.
.0100 OVERALL TRANSPORTATION ADMINISTRATION.
Administration of military communications. Extent of military con-
trol over civilian transportation.
.0200 TRANSPORTATION DOCTRINES.
FUnctions of transportation control establishments such as regulat-
ing stations, transhipment points, truckheads, railheads. Dis-
tinction between field and Zone of the Interior transportation.
.0300 TRANSPORTATION ESTABLISHMENTS.
Locations and other physical features of each transportation
establishment.
.0400 INDIVIDUAL TRANSPORTATION.
Rules governing the movement of individuals other than those moving
with their units.
1108. SUPPLY MOVEMENTS.
.0100 RAILWAY MOVEMENTS.
Supply trains. Time required to load and unload supply trains.
Number of cars per supply train. Weights of different types of
supplies per rail car. Rail car loading space per item. Speed of
travel. Railway supply routes.
.0200 ROAD MOVEMENTS.
Supply columns, including motor transport, animal, and porter columns.
Time required to load and unload columns. Length, speed, capacity
of columns. Truck loading space per item. Road supply routes.
.0300 WATER MOVEMENTS.
Ship supply convoys. Tine required to load and unload items. Ship
ton and gross registered ton requirements per man and per item.
Speed of travel. Military loading capacity of different ships.
Sea supply routes. If possible, report by 1108.0301 and 1108.0302.
01 OCEANIC MOVEMENTS.
Information as above.
02 INLAND WATERWAY MOVEMENTS.
Information as above.
AIR MOVEMENTS - pertinent data similar to above.
TROOP MOVEMENTS.
.04o0
1109.
1109,0100'
RAILWAY MOVEMENTS.
Troop trains. Time required to entrain and detrain. Number of cars
per troop train. Loading space per person and per item for trains
carrying only personnel and for trains carrying a unit and its equip-
ment. Train requirements per unit. Speed of travel.
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ROAD MOVEMENTS.
Unit march speeds, march distances, road spaces. Number of men and
amount of equipment per truck by truck type. Number of trucks
require for the movement of a unit and its equipment; for the
movement of personnel only..
.0300 WATER MOVEMENTS.
Ship ton and gross registered ton requirements for loading a unit
and its equipment. Average requirements per man and per item.
Speed of travel, loading and unloading. If possible, report by
1109.0301 and 1109.0302.
Ol OCEANIC MOVEMENTS.
Information as above.
02 INLAND WATERWAY MOVEMENTS.
Information as above.
.040o AIR MOVEMENTS - pertinent data similar to above.
1110. ARMY CONSTRUCTION OF TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES.
.0100 MILITARY RAILWAYS.
Time required to construct various types of military railways.
Capacities of military railways. Planning rather than strictly
engineering data should be reported.
.0200 MILITARY ROADS.
Information as above.
.0300 MILITARY BRIDGES.
Information as above.
1110.0400 MILITARY PORTS.
Information as above.
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1. Whenever Guerrilla, Underground, Partisan, or similar armies, are organized and
operating as a separate force in any country, they will be reported separately by the Mili-
tary Attache under the same 'System as established for the Army. Each report will be given
the proper number for the subject under discussion in the same manner as for the regular
Army, preceded by the letter I for Irregular.
2. In the Military Intelligence Division, research will be conducted and compiled in
the same manner. Intelligence on Guerrilla and other similar armies will be separated from
that of regular armies througnout the world, for the Library and for the Research Sections.
3. Guerrilla movements,, underground activities, and all similar movements or activities
will be reported under the Political Block. Only the organized and operating military force
will be reported under the Military Block.
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1. For countries to which US Naval Attaches are accredited, Military Attaches are re-
lieved of responsibility for forwarding information on the Navy except for the following,
which will be forwarded under the appropriate numerical factors for Army:
Information having possible effect on the design of US Army materiel.
Naval Budget data necessary for Summarized National Defense Budget.
Description of Coast Artillery and air installations pertaining to Naval Bases.
Information on construction of Army or Air installations by Navy organizations.
2. For all countries where Naval Attaches are not accredited, Military Attaches will
report all Navy data required by the Military Intelligence Division for current studies and
estimates, and all other important information as required by the Navy on these countries:
All information to be reported under the numbers established for the Army preceded by the
letter N for Navy.
3. If there is no appropriate specific number, the most nearly applicable general num-
ber should be used. For example, descriptions of naval vessels are reported under N-0500.
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AIR - MILITARY
2100.0000 ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION
2200.0000 MANPOWER AND PLANE STRENGTH
2300.0000 AIRCRAFT WEAPONS EQUIPMENT
2400.0000 INSTALLATIONS; MARKINGS AND CAMOUFLAGE; UNIFORMS AND
INSIGNIA
2500.0000 TACTICS, STRATEGY, TRAINING.
2600.0000 LOGISTICS (SUPPLY AND EVACUATION SYSTEMi
2700.0000 PERSONNEL AND PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION
2800.0000 OPERATIONS
2900. - 2904. AIR - CIVIL
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NOTE 1: This section is to be used for forwarding information on all aviation
used for military purposes, including that attached to, or part of, the Navy.
For countries in which naval aviation is part of the Air Force, Military Attaches
will similarly cover naval aviation unless there is a Naval Attache accredited to
the country. If, such is the case, they are relieved from responsibility for for-
warding information on the subject except for information required by the Monthly
MID-ONI Aviation Intelligence Report and information having possible effect on
Army operations or on the design of US materiel.
NOTE 2: In forwarding information under the Air Block add: Army or Navy before
the title for materiel pertaining to aviation that is an integral part of the Army
or Navy, and (Army) or (Navy) after the title for materiel pertaining to aviation
-assigned or allotted to (but not an integral part of) the Army or Navy.
NOTE 3: The following aspects of civil aviation are reported under Air-Military
adding Civil to the title:
Airports.
Research and Development.
NOTE 4: While several subjects outlined for Army (0100.-1100.) have also been
listed for Air-Military, it is not intended that information forwarded under the
Military Block be duplicated here. Whenever possible (as for example, in the case
of such subjects as mobilization) cover the subject by a statement that the system
or method is the same as for the Army, or by stating the differences that exist.
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Samples of the forms referred to in 2401.0101, as well as forms for the Monthly
MID-ONI Aviation Intelligence Report, 2203.0400, are included in the annex. Sup-
plies of them may be obtained by requisition to MIS.
2100. ORGANIZATION.
2101. ORGANIZATION-GENERAL.
Forward monthly, as part of the Monthly MID-ONI Aviation Intelligence Report,
data on units at home and overseas such as Groups, Wings, and Squadrons, show-
ing number; general location of each; whether Active, Reserve, or Militia; and
giving initial and operational plane strength, types, and models. Include
station lists when available.
Supplementary and fragmentary information on the above should be forwarded
promptly.
Note: Detailed organization of Squadrons is reported under 2104.0900.
.0100 AIR MISSIONS IN COUNTRY.
State country from which mission was sent, number, rank and names of personnel.
Note: Biographical material on personnel reported under 7100.
.0200 AIR MISSIONS ABROAD.
Coverage similar to 2101.0100.
.0300 INTERNATIONAL OR ALLIKU AIR AGENCIES.
Report details of any committee, commission, etc., including names,rank and
nationality of members; purpose for which agency was created and
accomplishments.
Note: Biographical material on personnel reported under 7100.
2102. TERRITORIAL ORGANIZATION-GENERAL.
Brief general discussion, indicating administration and chain of command.
2102.0100 HOME-GENERAL.
Show on map the division of the home country into principal and subordinate
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.0200 HOME-COMMAND.
Report general arrangement of administrative and command echelons. Include
organization chart.
.0300 HOME-UNITS.
List all units in each area, down to Squadrons or equal, showing whether Activa
Reserve, or Militia, with initial and operational plane strength, types, and
models. Forward station list when available.
.0400 OVERSEAS-GENERAL.
Information as under Home-General(2102.0100)
.0500 OVERSEAS-COMMAND.
Information as under Hame-Command(2102.0200)
.0600 OVERSEAS-UNITS.
Information as under Home-Units(2102.0300)
2103. ORGANIZATION OF DEPARTMENT OR MINISTRY FOR AIR.
.0100 DEPARTMENTAL.
Brief general discussion of organization, functions, and components of agency
responsible for military air activities.
Include organiZartion chart and show relationship to central government.
Give title of chief of Department or Ministry, how appointed, to whom responsi-
ble, functions, aides, assistants, etc.
Discuss responsibilities and functions of chiefs of divisions of Department or
Ministry.
01 PERSONNEL DIVISION.
Give organization, functions, etc.
02 INTELLIGENCE AND OPERATIONS DIVISION.
Give organization, functions, etc.
03 TRAINING DIVISION.
Give organization, functions, etc.
04 SUPPLY AND MATERIEL DIVISION.
05 PLANS DIVISION.
Give organization, functions, etc.
2kO4. TACTICAL COMMANDS.
.0100 LARGE TACTICAL COMMANDS.
01 PEACE-TIME.
Give organization of large tactical units immediately below highest echelon,
with plane and personnel strength including highest echelon.
02 WAR.
Information as under Peace-time(2104.0101).
03 ADMINISTRATION-PEACE-TIME
List all units. Include organization chart.
04 ADMINISTRATION-WAR.
List all units. Include organization chRrt.
2104.0105 SPECIAL UNITS-PEACE TIME.
List all units. Include organization chart.
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SPECIAL UNITS-WAR.
List all units. Include organization chart.
Tactical Commands-Elements of Attached Naval Air Arm. Report Naval commands
comparable to 2104.0101, 2104.0103 and 2104.0105. Include organization chart.
INTERMEDIATE TACTICAL ORGANIZATIONS.
GENERAL.
Outline organization of units intermediate between those reported under "Large
Tactical commander' and those comparable to Squadrons (reported under 210)4.0901
and 2104.0902).
ADMINISTRATION-PEACE-TIME.
List all units of the commands. Details are reported under 2105. if service and
2104.0500 if non-service. Include organization chart.
ADMINISTRATION-WAR.
List all units of the commands. Details are reported under 2105.
and 2104.0500 if non-service. Include organization chart.
SPECIAL UNITS-PEACE TIME.
List all units of the commands. Details are reported under 2105.
and 2104.0500 if non-service. Include organization chart.
SPECIAL UNITS-WAR.
List all units of the commands. Details are reported under 2105.
and 2104.0500 if non-service. Include organization chart.
if service
if service
if service
INTERMEDIATE TACTICAL ORGANIZATIONS-ELENENTS OF ATTACHED NAVAL AIR ARM.
Report' Naval Organizations comparable to 2104.0301, 2104.0302 and 2104.0304.
SPECIAL CONNANDS-GEETRAL.
Give description, not in detail, of air organizations other than the usual fighte4
bomber, reconnaissance, or transport units.
Note: Details are reported under 2104.0900. Special Commands for supply, mainte-
nance and communication are reported under 2105.
GLIDER.
Organization, employment, bases, statistics, trends, development of glider
units. Include table of organization.
LIGHTER-THAN-AIR, ,
Organization, employment, bases, statistics, trends,
than-air units. Include table of organization.
AUTOGIRO.
Organization, employment, bases, statistics,
units. Include table of organization-
hELICOPTER.
Organization, employment, bases, statisticu,
units. Include table of organization:
development of lighter-
of autogiro
trends, development
trends, development of helicopter
AIRBORNE TROOPS.
General organization and administration of airborne troops. Indicate whether
or not they are a part of the Air Force. Report tactical organization under
0208.0206 and 0208.0308.
.0600 ASSIGNMENT OR ALLOTMENT TO ARMY TACTICAL UNITS.
Report policy governing assignment or attachment of (both heavier-than-air and
lighter-than-air) aviation units to army tactical organizations. Same information
for naval units.
2104.0700 ORGANIZATION OF UNITS ASSIGNED TO ARMY.
Report organization of units normally assigned or attached to armies, corps, divi-
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units.
.0000 ASSIGNMENT OR ALLOTMENT TO ARMY TACTICAL UNTTS-STAFF.
Responsibilities and duties of aviation staff officers on the staffs of such
units. Same information for naval officers.
.0900 ORGANIZATION OF SQUADRON.
2105.
01 PERSONNEL.
Report separately for peace and war, table of organization showing strength,
ratings, grades, other organizational details. Include naval.
NOIE: Include personnel of units such
glider, etc.
02 MATERIEL.
Separately for peacetime and war,
operational strength in airplanes
types,. models, date of acceptance.
NOTE: Include equipment of units
glider, etc.
SERVICES.
as helicopter, autogiro, balloon,
table of organization showing assigned and
and other equipment (such as trucks), giving
Include naval.
such as helicopter, autogiro, balloon,
.0100 GENERAL.
Enumerate and briefly describe the various air
NOTE: Include comparable naval services under
services.
each of the following numbers.
.0200 SUPPLY. ?
Report in detail the organization, functions, statistics, and operations. Pro-
curement, storage, and distribution reported under Logistics (2600). Include
organization chart.
.0300 COMMUNICATION.
Information as under Supply above
.04G0 AIR PHOTOGRAPHY AND SURVEY.
Information as under Supply above
(2105.0200).
(2105.0200). Include methods and processes.
Note 1: 'Aerial photography connected with map making reported under
Topographic Block.
Note 2: Details of equipment are reported under Aircraft and Equipment (2302).
.0500 AIR TRANSPORT.
Information as under Supply
.0600 WOMEN'S AUXILIARY.
Information as under Supply
2702.0200.
above (2105.0200).
above (2105.0200) except insofar as reported under
.0700 AIR-SEA RESCUE.
Information as under Supply above (2105.0200).
.0800 MISCELLANEOUS.
Information as under Supply above (2105.0200).
2106.
AIR DEFENSE SYSTEM.
2106.0100 INTERIOR ZONE.
Headquarters. Develop fully.
Components and their relation. List the components involved in the military
defense; i.e., aviation, antiaircraft gun and searchlight, balloon barrage
units. (Briefly since each component is reported fully in numbers following.)
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2106.0100 Territorial organization. Include map.
Outline the organization within a single typical territorial district.
Note: This number is for general material on system of military air defense.
Actual defensive air operations should be reported under 2802.0400.
.0200 COMBAT ZONE.
Information as under Interior Zone (2106.0100).
'.0300 WARNING SYSTEM-INTERIOR ZONE.
Organization, distribution, and communications; personnel including use of
civilians; equipment (see Note 2 below).
General system of operation. Correlation with civil air raid warning system.
System of differentiating between friendly and hostile aircraft (other than by
marking or painting) by means of silhouettes, etc.
NOTE 1: This number is for military air defense warning system. Actual de-
fensive air operations should be reported under 2802.0400.
NOTE 2: Details of equipment are reported under Weapons (0400), and Equipment
(0500) unless the warning service belongs to the air arm, in which case under
Aircraft and Equipment (2302).
NOTE 3: The civil air raid warning system is reported under Evacuation
Measures and Plats (2107.0700).
.0400 WARNING SYSTEM-COMBAT ZONE.
Information as under Interior Zone (2106.0300).
.0500 INTERCEPTOR COMMAND IN INIERIOR ZONE-INDIVIDUAL AREAS.
Organization, distribution, and communications.
Relation to other components of millAary defense. Mention particularly opera-
tional control of, and methods of cooperation with, antiaircraft artillery
(assignment of zones, time schedules, altitudes, etc.).
General system of disposition and employment for general area and local de-
fense, including patrol; air and ground alerts. See Note 4.
NOTE 1: This number is for system of employment of interceptor pursuit avia-
tion in the larger system of military air defense. The actual defensive oper-
ations of interceptor pursuit aviation should be reported under 2501.0100.
NOTE 2: Doctrine as to tactical employment of interceptor pursuit aviation in
the larger system of military air defense. The actual defensive operations of
interceptor pursuit aviation should be reported under 2802.0400.
NOTE 3: Details of equipment and of Organization of component units are re-
ported elsewhere under the numbers pertaining thereto.
NOTE 4: Information on antiaircraft defense for airdromes is reported under
2401.
.o600 INTERCEPTOR COMMAND IN COMBAT ZONE-INDIVIDUAL AREAS.
Information as under Interior Zone (2106.0500).
.0700 INTERCEPTOR COMMAND IN INDIVIDUAL CITIES.
Information as under Individual Areas above (2106.0500 and 2106.0600).
2106.0800
ANTIAIRCRAFT GUN AND SEARCELIGHT-INTERIOR ZONE.
The scheme by which antiaircraft weapons, observation devices, and communica-
tions are interrelated is the only subject to be treated here. The actual
manner in which these three are operated together should be reported under
2802.0400. Exact locations of antiaircraft weapons, observation devices, and
communication nets should be reported under 0703.0100. See also Installations
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.0900 ANTIAIRCRAFT GUN AND SEARCHLIGHT-COMBAT ZONE.
Information as under Interior Zone above (2106.0800).
.1000 BALLOON AND KITE BARRAGE-INTERIOR ZONE.
Organization, distribution and communications. Relation to other components of
military defense. General system of disposition and employment.
NOTE: This number is for the system of employment of balloon and kite barrages
in the larger system of military air defense. Actual defensive operations
should be reported under 2802.0400.
.1100 BALLOON AND KITE BARRAGE COMBAT ZONE.
Information.as undei- Interior Zone above (2106.1000).
2107.0000 AIR DEFENSE-CIVIL POPULATION.
.0100 RESPONSTRTF AUTHORITY.
Name and describe responsible ministry or other authority.
.0200 BASIC LAWS AND REGULATIONS.
.0300 FINANCE AND COSTS.
How financed. Total costs.
.0400 ORGANIZATION HEADQUARTERS.
Briefly describe organization of command or control headquarters.
.0500 ORGANIZATION CORRELATION WITH MILITARY DEFENSE SYSTEM.
.0600 TERRITORIAL ORGANIZATION.
Include map, showing division of country into districts.
01 DISTRICT.
Outline organization of a single typical territorial district.
02 PERSONNEL SOURCES.
Include utilization of women.
03 PERSONNEL TRAINING METHODS.
04 PERSONNEL PAY AND EMOLUMENTS.
.0700 EVACUATION MEASURES AND PLANS.
Describe plane for evacuation of women, children and non-essential reeidents,
employees and industries.
.0800 EVACUATION MEASURES - ACTUAL.
Describe actual measures taken for evacuation of personnel and industries.
.0900 AIRCRAFT WARNING SYSTEM.
01 ORGANIZATION AND OPERATION.
Include communications methods. Give organization.
02 CORRELATION WITH MILITARY.
.1000 USE OF CAMOUFLAGE.
For large civil and industrial areas show use of protective painting, planting
of trees and shrubs, construction of dummy roads and installations, dispersion
of buildings.
2107.1100
SHELTERS, STRUCTURES AND BUTT:1)=GS.
Describe construction of special buildings and shelters, sandbagging, etc, for
protection of personnel and property against explosives and gas; also altera-
tions to existing buildings or homes for better protection.
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2107.1200 GAS DEFENSE MEASURES.
Issue of masks. Measures for identification, reporting, and special warning.
Special measures for medical treatment. Decontamination.
NOTE: The gas-proofing of buildings and shelters is reported under 2107.1100.
.1300 LIGET CONTROL (BLACKOUT) MEASURES.
Control of lighting for buildings and houses; also for vehicles. Traffic
control.
.1400 FIRE PROTECTION MEASURES.
Precautionary measures in buildings and homes. Firefighting measures.
Measures for rescue and clearance of debris. Special measures for use against
incendiary bombs.
.1500 MEDICAL SERVICE.
Special measures, including organization of first-aid parties, establishment of
collecting stations and temporary hospitals.
2200. MANPOWER AND PLANE STRENGTH
2201. GENERAL.
Discuss briefly. Include attitude of the people toward maintenance of an
adequate aviation establishment.
.0100 HISTORY AND TRADITIONS.
Concise summary, including effect of foreign traditions.
.0200 MISSIONS.
The missions of military aviation and its components in the furtherance of
national policy.
.0300 NATIONAL DEFENSE POLICY.
Role of Air in the general scheme of national defense. Principal or second-
ary arm of defense.
.0400 BASIC LAWS AND REGULATIONS.
2202. STRUCTURE AND COMPOSITION.
General description of the structure of the military aviation establishment and
its efficiency as a whole. Show clearly the relationship of the separate Air
Force (where existing), aviation assigned or allotted to, or, integrally part
of the Army, and aviation assigned or allotted to, or, integrally part of the
Navy. Discuss briefly the composition, degree of subservience to the central
government, state of training and equipment, and relative value of (separately)
such of the following as apply to the country:
Air Force, Active, Reserve, and Militia.
Army Aviation, Active, Reserve, and Militia.
Naval Aviation, Active, Reserve, and Militia.
Quasi-Military (Aviation) Organizations.
Note: While the inter-relationship of the various components should be clearly
set forth here, the discussion of each component should be of a brief and sum-
mary nature. Tabulated strength figures for personnel and airplanes are re-
ported under 2203. Details of the organizational composition of the Air Force
are discussed throughout the 2100. block. The territorial distribution is re-
ported under 2102.
2203. PERSONNEL AND PLANE STATISTICS.
2203.0100 PERSONNEL.
Forward monthly, as part of the Monthly MID-GNI Aviation Intelligence Re-
port, statistical information pertaining to personnel.
Forward under this number supplementary, interim, and fragmentary informa-
tion on personnel strength.
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Forward monthly, as part of the Monthly MID-ONI Aviation Intelligence Report,
statistics showing strength in airplanes by type, name, and model, classified
as to standard, obsolescent, experimental, and on contract but not delivered.
Forward supplementary, interim, and fragmentary information.
.0300 ALLOTMENT OF PLANES.
Forward monthly, as part of the Monthly MID-ONI Aviation Intelligence Report,
number of planes assigned to higher headquarters and service units, at govern-
ment schools undergoing repair, in storage, and at civil schools.
Forward supplementary, interim, and fragmentary information.
.0400 MONTHLY MID - ONI AVIATION INTELLIGENCE REPORT.
Submit by the 10th of each month, in accordance with existing instructions of
the joint Army-Navy agreement, on Aviation Statistics Forms, samples of which
appear in-the Annex. Complete instructions for filling out and submitting
Monthly MIDeONI Aviation Intelligence Report can be found in the Instructions
of the BID under the heading "Types of Reports and Reports Required."
Personnel strength 2203.0100
Airplane strength and allotment 2203.0200
and 2203.0300
Number of squadrons 2101.
Airplane and engine production
Ship-based airplanes 2101.
2204. OASUALTTRS.
.0100 PERSONNEL.
Forward periodic reports of casualties of air personnel, during the period re-
ported upon, and total to date, classified as to whether killed, missing, cap-
tured (or interned) and wounded (or injured). Where practicable, differentiate
between casualties resulting from operations, and those resulting from training
or other causes.
NOTE 1: This number is for all inclusive casualty figures (including losses
reported under the 2802. bloc for particular operations) for use in calculating
attrition rates.
NOTE 2: Use this number for peace-time accident reports.
.0200 LOSSES OF MATERIEL, EQUIPMENT, AND SUPPLIES.
Forward periodic losses during period reported upon and total to date. For air-
planes show cause of loss.
Report by theater of operations when practicable.
NOTE: For all-inclusive loss figures.
2205. PRISONERS OF WAR.
.0100 NUMBER:
Report periodically on number and age of air prisoners of war held in country
together with features of system of collecting, treatment, and disposition.
.0200 INTERROGATION.
Discuss system of interrogation of captured Air Force personnel.
.0300 EXCHANGE AND RsCAPE.
Report negotiations completed or pending for exchange of captured Air Force
personnel.
Forward narrative of experience of Air Force personnel in escaping from the
enemy. Include experiences of these who evaded capture.
2206.0000 MOBILIZATION.
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2206.0100 PEACE-TIME.
01? LAWS AND REGULATIONS.
02 UNITS - PEACE-.TI ME PLANNING.
General plans for expansion to war strength of units of the Active Forces,
Reserves, and Organized Militia.
General plans for creation of new units of all components.
NOTE: This number is for peace-time planning. Actual mobilizations are re-
ported under 2206.0200.
03 INSTALLATIONS - PEACE-TIME PLANNING.
Plans for the construction, organization, and operation of installations
necessary for mobilization.
OFFICERS - PEACE-TIME PLANNING.,
Policy governing the initial assignment of officers of the Active Force, and
of Reserve and Militia officers.
05 PROCUREMENT - PEACE-TIME PLANNING.
Plans for the procurement (and replacement) of commissioned and enlisted
personnel by means other than the usual method including plans for changes
in physical requirements.
06 RATE - PEACE-TIME PLANNING.
Estimate rate at which aviation personnel can be made available, giving
figures for M-day, and for subsequent periods. Report any prospective lack
of balance between the rates of availability of combat crews, mechanics,
and technicians.
NOTE: Actual personnel strength figures for all components are reported
under 2203.0100.
.0200 MOBILIZATION - ACTUAL.
01 HISTORICAL.
Submit brief accounts of past mobilizations when useful in evaluating pres-
ent plans.
02 CURRENT.
Report actual mobilizations, including classes called. Note whether these
were peace-time tests or in preparation for military operations.
03 COMPARISON WITH PLANS.
Compare actual procedure with the peace-time planning, including any result-
ant changes in availability of man power from the figures reported under
2206.0106.
04 FOREIGNERS.
Report utilization of foreigners in country.
5 .READINESS.
Submit periodic reports on state of readiness for offeneive operations.
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2207. DEMOBILIZATION.
Noteworthy features.
.0100 PERSONNEL.
.0200 AIRCRAFT.
2300. AIRCRAFT, WEAPONS, EQUIPMENT.
2301. GENERAL.
Report, not in detail, on uniformity, standardization, quality, sufficiency and
maintenance of armament and equipment used by air units and individuals.
2302.0000 AIRCRAFT AND EQUIPMENT - ORGANIZATIONAL - GENERAL.
.General discussion of organizational equipment, including details on general
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design of similar equipment.
.0100 CHARACTERISTICS AND PERFORMANCE.
On the following aircraft give the type and pertinent characteristics: manu-
facturer, name and model; engine; performance; armament; etc. When possible
give estimated life span of each type during war and during peace.
01 FIGHTER, (F). SINGLE-ENGINE.
Plane designed primarily for combat with other aircraft. Include both
single-place and multi-place aircraft.
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02 FIGHTER, (F). TWIN-ENGINE.
Plane designed primarily for combat with other aircraft. Include both
single-place and multi-place aircraft.
03 DIVE BOMBER (DB).
Plane designed primarily for releasing bombs in dives of 45 degrees or more.
04 LIGHT OR ATTACK BOMBER (LIBM).
Plane designed primarily for aerial bombardment. Weight empty up to 15,000
lbs.
05 MEDIUM BOMBER (MEHM).
Plane designed primarily for aerial bombardment. Weight empty 15,000 lbs.
to 30,000 lbs.
06 BEAVY BOMBER (BERM).
Plane designed primarily for aerial bombardment. Weight empty 30,000 lbs.
to 70,000 lbs.
07 SUPER BOMBER (SUBM).
Plane designed primarily for aerial bombardment. Weight empty 70,000 lbs.
and up.
08 RECONNAISSANCE (RCN).
Land or float plane designed primarily for air force reconnoitering over
land and sea areas.
09 OBSERVATION (OBSM).
Plant, designed primarily for artillery observation, ground cooperation, and
scouting to determine enemy positions, installations, etc.
10 PATROL PLANE (TTRL).
Plane, usually flying boat or float type, designed primarily for long-dis-
tance, overwater patrol, scouting and bombing.
11 TORPEDO PLANE (TORP).
Plane designed primarily for launching torpedoes.
12 JET PROPELLED AIRCRAFT (JET).
Planes with engine jets, centrifugal-flow and axial-flow turbo-jets, pul-
sating flow propulsive ducts, or constant flow pro -pulsive ducts.
13 ROCKET PROPELLED AIRCRAFT.
Planes propelled by both liquid and solid rockets, and planes with rocket-
assisted power.
14 MILITARY AND NAVAL TRANSPORT (4ILTPT).
Troop 'and/or cargo transport.
15 TRAINER (TG).
Plane designed primarily for instruction purposes.
16 PILOTTRSS AIRCRAFT.
All types of pilotless aircraft, including flying bombs.
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18 MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT (MISC).
Special types of aircraft, such as helicopters, autogiros, composite,
photographic planes, ballons, gliders, suicide planes, etc.
.0200 ENGINES -- CHARACTERISTICS AND PEB/ORMANCE.
On each aircraft engine the following information is desired: .manufacturer,
name and model; number of cylinders; cooling medium; horse-power; etc. See
Annex for suggested form for reporting each engine model.
.0300 WEAPONS.
01 GASES.
Classes, specifications (see Note 1 below), method of use (i.e. bombs or
spray) and result.
NOTE 1: Omit specifications for any gases reported under 8520.0100.
NOTE 2: Doctrine as to the tactical use of gas is reported under Tactics
(2501.).
02 SMALL ARMS.
Report for each weapon whether standard or experimental. If new design,
state advantages. Give complete description and specifications covering
operation; performance characteristics; name of manufacturer; year of de-
sign; model or type; number; caliber; methods of marking for identification;
designation by name in country; nomenclature; etc. If available, give data
on maintenance and stripping. Include charts or drawings, and photographs.
Designate arm or service in which weapon is used. (Report each weapon
separately).
03 MACHINE GUNS.
Describe fully, including specifications and performance; photographs and
drawings; sources of manufacture and rate of production; number on hand; and
methods of marking for identification.
04 CANNON.
Information az under 2302.0303.
05 MACHINE GUN AND CANNON MOUNTS.
Information as under 2302.0303.
06 MACHINE GUN AND CANNON TURRETS.
Information as under 2302.0303. Also state whether power-driven or manUally
operated, number and caliber of guns, and number of degrees of rotation.
07 MACHINE GUN SIGHTS.
Information as under 2302.0303.
08 BOMB simrs.
Information as under 2302.0303.
.0400 AMMUNITION.
01 SMALL ARMS (UP TO 37 mou).
Report separately for each type of ammunition whether standard or experi-
mental. If new, state advantages. Give complete description and specifica-
tions covering operation; performance; characteristics; name of manufacturer;
year of design; type number; caliber; nomenclature; markings; etc. Include
charts or drawings and photographs. Designate weapon or weapons in which
each type is used.
NOTE: Omit specifications for any items covered under Ammunition (0401).
ARTILLERY (37 mm, AND OVER).
Information as under 2302.0401 above.
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2302.0403 BOMBS.
Report separately for each type, whether standard or experimental. If new,
state advantages. Give complete description and specifications covering
operation; performance characteristics, name of manufacturer, year of
design, type number, nomenclature, markings, etc. Include charts or draw-
ings and photographs.
04 TORPEDOES.
Information as under 2302.0403.
05 ROCKET PROJECTTLRS.
Information as ander 2302.0403 above.
06 MINES.
Information as under 2302.0403 above.
.0500 PYROTECHNICS.
NOTE: Specify types, whether standard or experimental, use, and means of
projection.
.0600 EQUEPMENT -- ORGANIZATIONAL.
01 BOMB RACKS.
Describe fully, including specifications; photographs and drawings; sources
of manufacture and rate of production; number on hand; and methods of mark-
ing for identification.
02 ARMOR, PROTECTIVE.
Information as under 2302.0601 above. Include leak-proof fuel tanks.
03 RADIO.
Information as under 2302.0601 above. Include performance.
04 RADAR.
Information as under 2302.0601 above.
05 INSTRUMENTS.
Information as under 2302.0601 above.
06 NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT.
Information as under 2302.0601 above.
07 MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT.
Information as under 2302.0601 above.
08 PROPELIENS.
Information as under 2302.0601 above.
09 _PRESSURE CABINS.
Information as under 2302.0601 above.
10 PHOTOGRAPHIC.
Information as under 2302.0601 above.
11 MISCELLANEOUS-GENERAL.
Report oxygen, gas-spraying and other equipment including signal items not
already listed. Information as under 2302.0601 above.
.0700 EQUIPMENT - INDIVIDUAL.
01 GENERAL.
Furnish tables showing all items of weapons and equipment issued to person-
nel, items in process of development, and indicate briefly the use made Of
each. Separate military and naval.
2302.0702 DEVELOPMENT.
StrnmArize trends in design and use, and trace influences due to operational
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experience which may affect future design, supply, and employment of
principal or significant items. Separate military and naval.
03 CLOTHING.
Report following data on important or significant clothing items now being
issued to individuals or being developed: nomenclature and markings of
each and/or its principal components; whether standard or experimental;
description of item and its principal parts, with photographs, charts, or
sketches; performance data such as method of operation, durability, mainte-
nance, dependability; trends of design or use resulting from operational
experience; sources and rates of production and supply on hand; anticipated
changes, (if any). Separate military and naval.
.0800 RESEARCH, DEVEIOPMMT, STANDARDIZATION.
Report the various agencies engaged in research, development, and standardize-
tion, their purposes, location, facilities, and methods. Include Civil
Agencies.
NOTE: In ruorting Civil Agencies, add Civil to title.
2400. INSTALLATIONS; MARKINGS AND CAMOUFLAGE; UNIFORMS AND INSIGNIA
2401. INSTALLATIONS.
.0100 AIR BASES, AIRPORTS, SEAPLANE ANCHORAGES, EMERGENCY LANDING FIELDS.
01 INDIVIDUAL.
Describe airfield fully, covering geographic details, meteorological con-
ditions, dimensions, surfacing, communications, equipment, etc. Use WD AAF
Form No. 63 (see Annex) and report all required information as completely
as possible. Indicate on form whether Army, Navy, or Civil, Use "Remarks"
column to indicate construction of new facilities, improvement of existing
facilities, etc.
02 POTENTIAL.
Describe sites including coordinates, terrain, altitude, meteorology, avail-
able facilities, possible use, and possibility of development and probable
effort required,
.0200 DEPOTS, POSTS, AND STATIONS.
Except as noted below, briefly describe facilities of each station, including
training, hospital, recreational, and housing, with type of construction.
For important permanent storage and supply installations, indicate vital points,
vulnerability, landmarks, etc. Maps, sketches and photographs are desired.
NOTE:' Research and experimental stations are under 2302.0800. Air Schools are
under 2503.0400.
. .0300 BOMBING AND GUNNERY RANGES.
Description of bombing and gunnery ranges, and similar areas, where no landing
facilities exist.
.0400 POTENTIAL STRATEGIC AREAS.
Study of strategically located areas suitable for landing of gliders and air-
borne troops. Brief description of terrain within these areas that could be
developed quickly into operational landing strips.. Include type of natural
surface. Comment on usefulness in planning seizure of airports or military ob-
jectives in vicinity by airborne operations. Include photographs, if possible.
2402. MARKINGS.
? .0100 AIRPLANE.
Identification marks and/or painting, of the various types of airplanes and
airships including regulations as to use. For combat aircraft Include squadron
insignia and other tail markings.
2402.0200 GROUND.
Identification marks for ground installations.
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.0100 AIRPLANE.
Camouflage methods for airplanes and airships.
.0200 GROUND.
Camouflage methods for airfields.
NOTE: Camouflage methods for large civil and industrial areas are re-
ported under 2107.1000.
2404. UNIFORMS (ENLISTED AND OFFICERS).
.0100 DESCRIPTION.
01 Active Force.
02 Reserves.
03 Militia.
04 Womens' Auxiliary.
05 Others.
Furnish photographs or drawings or samples of cloth or complete
uniform if possible. Comment on quality.
.0200 COST.
01 Active Force.
02 Reserves.
03 Militia.
04 Womens' Auxiliary.
05 Others.
.0300 REGULATIONS GOVERNING.
Report all regulations governing wearing of uniforms, their procurement,
and maintenance. For each component listed in 2404.0100, if different.
2405. INSIGNIA.
Submit all data on rank and rating insignia includinedescription, color,
mode of affixing, place on uniform. Include actual samples, photographs, or
sketches.
2406. IDENTIFICATION TAGS.
Describe tags or other articles of personal identification.
2407. DECORATIONS,-AWARDS, CITATIONS.
List all decorations and awards in order of importance, with detdled
description of each. Describe both sides and the ribbon and metal used.
Submit actual samples, photographs or sketches. Regulations governing
bestowal and wearing. Privileges obtaining with bestowal of each decoration
or award.
2500. TACTICS, STRATEGY, TRAINING.
2501. TACTICS.
.0100 TACTICAL DOCTRINES -- GENERAL.
Brief summary of policy on use of air force as a separate arm in support
of ground or naval forces.
2501.0101
THEORY.
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02 COOPERATION.
Official doctrines governing, use of air force in cooperation with
or ,in support of ground and/or naval forces.
.0200 TACTICAL DOCTRINES -- AIR FORCE.
Official doctrines governing use of air force as an independent arm.
01- BOMBER.
Official doctrines on employment of bombers on various missions.
Include type of formation flown, altitude, etc.
02 FIGEITER.
Official doctrines on employment of fighters on various missions.
Include type of formation flown, altitude, etc
03 RECONNAISSANCE.
Official doctrines on employment of reconnaissance on various
missions. Include type of formation flown, altitude, etc.
04 OBSERVATION.
Official doctrines on employment of observation planes on various
missions. Include type of formation flown, altitude, etc.
05
TRANSPORT.
Official doctrines on employment of transport planes on various
missions. Include type of formation flown, altitude, etc.
o6 GLIDERS.
Official doctrines on employment of gliders on various missions.
Include type of formation flown, altitude, etc.
.0300 TACTICAL EMPLOYMENT -- LESSONS AND TRENDS.
Summarize lessons learned from, and trend toward, changes in tactical em-
ployment evidenced by the conduct or results of air operations or large
scale maneuvers. Describe changes likely Io occur as a result of ob-
servation of air operations or large scale maneuvers of a foreign air
force.
2502. STRATEGY.
.0100 STRATEGIC DOCTRINES.
01 OFFENSE.
Official doctrines as to strategic employment of air power in.
offense, selection and priority of objectives (such as armed forces,
-civilian centers, or industry, etc.). Separate military and naval.
NOTE: Description of target objectives under 2802.0500.
02 DEFENSE.
Official doctrines as to strategic employment of air power In de-
fense, noting whether a general defense of entire nation or a strong
defense of vital areas is advocated.
03 THEORY.
Comments and ideas of prominent writers and critics.
0200 STRATEGIC EMPLOYMENT -- LESSONS AND TRENDS.
Summarize lessons learned and trends or influences likely to change exist-
ing policies as a result of active air operations or large scale air
maneuvers and exercises. Describe any changes likely to. occur as a re-
sult of observation of experiences of the air power of another nation
actively engaged in operations or exercises.
2503. TRAINING.
2503.0100 GENERAL.
General outline of system of training, control, centralized or decentra-
lized. Predominant foreign influence, if any.
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ing are reported under these factors respectively.
.0200 INDIVIDUAL.
01 PILOTS.
Give divisions of training schedule (such as basic, primary, advanced),
with time, scope and requirements for each. Also statistics (annual
number of cadets accepted, graduated) and degree of national interest
compared with other military training available. Separate military and
naval for comparison.
02 BOMBARDIERS.
Information as under 2503.0201 above.
03 NAVIGATOR.
Information as under 2503.0201 above.
04 GUNNER.
Information as under 2503.0201 above.
05 OBSERVER.
Information as under 2503.0201 above.
06 GROUND CREW.
Information as under 2503.0201 above.
07 FLYING TIME.
Report number of flying hours required for flying personnel in Active,
Reserve, and Militia Forces.
08 RESERVE.
Number of reserve pilots recalled ,for training annually; scope of train-
ing and requirements.
09 FOREIGNERS IN COUNTRY.
Include those attached to air forces of the country for training and
classify as to number and nationality, unit to which assigned, type of
duty, etc. Names of outstanding personnel.
10 NATIONALS ABROAD.
Include those attached to foreign air forces for training, giving numbar
and other pertinent data. Names of outstanding personnel.
.0300 ORGANIZATIONAL AND UNIT.
01 AIR CREW -- GENERAL.
Policies, character, scope and application of unit training for Active
Force, Reserves and Militia, including garrison schools. Mention
specifically the training of crew, flight, squadron and larger units.
Discuss the degree of emphasis on the training of the crew as a unit and
the policy as to maintaining intact the personnel of air crews. Mention
the responsibilities of the flight commander in the trainir, program.
02 PILOT.
Include croSs-country flying, night flying, bad weather flying, formation
flying, high altitude flying, low altitude flying, instrument flying and
type of missions assigned..
03
04
2503.0305
NAVIGATOR.
Information as under 2503.0302 above.
BOMBARDIER.
Information as under 2503.0302 above.
GUNNER.
Information as under 2503.0302 above.
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15 COMBINED CONTROL.
Policy and practices for training of various types of air units combined,
and the training of air units in conjunction with ground or naval forces.
20 SCOPE.
Character and methods of training, explaining means of coordination and
cooperation.
25 STAFF.
Description of command post and staff exercises.
.0400 SCHOOLS.
01 GENERAL.
Describe system and its general objective. Show classification of
schools, their relationship to one another, to pre-military training in
civil flying schools, and to troop training.
NOTE: Training in schools and colleges, and in civil flying schools not
essentially an integral part of the Air Force training system, and other
pre-military training are reported elsewhere.
02 POLICIES.
Report policies governing attendance of personnel of the Active and
Reserve Forces, also with reference to sending air officers to, and
exchange of professors with, schools of the Army and Navy.
03 NUMBERS TRAINED ANNUALLY.
Submit statistics showing number of pilots, observers, gunners, bomb-
bardiers, and navigators trained annually.
O1 FOREIGNERS IN AIR FORCE SCHOOLS OF COUNTRY.
Include number and nationality of foreign aviation students with name
of school to which attached. Other pertinent date. Give names of
outstanding personnel.
05 NATIONALS A AIR FORCE SCHOOLS ABROAD.
Give number and other pertinent data. .Submit names of outstanding
personnel.
10 INDIVIDUAL.
11 CADET OR PREPARATORY.
Include flying schools that are essentially an integral part of the
air training system. Give name and location; regulation and control;
plant facilities; method of selection of students and attendance, all
components; number, length, and scope of courses; noteworthy methods
of training; efficiency an value; number and type of instructors
available.
12 PRIMARY.
Give name and location; regulation and control; plant facilities;
method of selection of students and attendance, all components;
number, length, and scope of courses; noteworthy methods of training;
efficiency and value; number and types of instructors available.
13 BASIC.
Information as under 2503.0412 above.
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ADVANCED.
Information as under 2503.0412 above.
TACTICAL.
Information as under 2503.0412 above.
2503.0416 APPRENTICE.
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17 RECRUIT.
Information as under 2503.0412.
NCO's
Information as under 2503.0412.
19 TECHNICAL AND SPECIALISTS.
Radar and similar specialists. Information as under 2503.0412.
20 ADMINISTRATIVE.
Information as under 2503.0412.
21 COMMAND AND STAFF.
Information as under 2503.0412.
22 SUPERIOR OR WAR COLLFGE.
Information as under 2503.0412.
.0500 PRE-MILITARY.
01 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
02 GENERAL.
Give statements, not in detail, on system, scope, selection of
students, national interest, apparent results.
03 SYSTEM:
Give details of: curricula; schedules; method of selecting institu-
tions, faculty and courses; degree and manner of governmental control,
etc.
STUDENTS.
Give details on selection of students, physical and mental qualifica-
tions, responsibility of students during training and afterward.
05 SCOPE.
Give details on range of instruction, thoroughness of training, practi-
cal application during training period, objectives established, corre-
lation with later training.
o6
STATISTICS.
Give number of institutions, number of students in process, annual
number completing training, average number of instructors available.
Also number of airplanes and other special equipment available, with
base location, if possible; number, size, location of bombing or tar-
get ranges used if other than military ranges reported elsewhere.
NOTE: Training by military schools is to be reported under 2503.0411.
10 CIVIL FLYING SCHOOLS.
11 GENERAL.
Give statements, not in detail, on system, Scope, selection of
students, national interest, apparent results.
12 SYSTEM.
Information as under 2503.0503.
13 STUDENTS.
Information as under 2503.0504.
14 SCOPE.
Information as under 2503.0505.
2503.0415 STATISTICS.
Information as under 2503.0506.
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OTHER THAN SCHOOLS.
General description of air activities in youth camps, young people's
clubs, model clubs, etc., giving apparent extent of national interest,
and available statistics.
NOTE: Pre-military training in cadet and preparatory schools directly
operated by the Air Forces and training at civil flying schools that
are essentially an integral part of the air training system are reported
under 2503.0411.
.0609 MANEUVERS, CEREMONIES, DEMONSTRATIONS.
01 GENERAL.
Data on Important or significant exercises, giving date', location,
participating units and commanders, general outline of problem, method of
regulation and control, general.action taken by participants.
02 CONTROL.
Details of methods of control and umpiring.
03 SYSTEM.
Statements on general system for presenting reviews, inspections, field
exercises, demonstrations, special flights, ceremonies, and other activi-
ties additional to usual training routine. Discuss their correlation
with other training programs.
04 SUMMARIES.
Summarize results and disclosures of any large or important exercise,
such as new trends, new equipment, general impression of readiness, dis-
cipline, general standards, tactical principles stressed, etc.
.0700 INSPECTIONS AND VISITS.
Narrative report on inspections, giving any material of military interest not re-
ported elsewhere. Omit details of reception and entertainment.
2600. LOGISTICS (SUPPLY AND EVACUATION SYSTEM).
2601. SUPPLY SYSTEM IN PEACE.
.0100 PROCUREMENT.
Centralized or decentralized. Method of calling for bids and procedure in
awarding contracts. Coordination of aviation agencies with each other, and
with other governmental procurement agencies.
.0200 STORAGE.
System of storage of general supplies, armament and equipment. General use
of underground storage construction.
Classification, location and function of each depot with reference to cur-
rent supply of troops and to mobilization.
Normal reserve stocks maintained at each depot for current
.0300 DISTRIBUTION AND ISSUE.
Give brief outline.
.o400 MAINTENANCE REPAIR AND SALVAGING OF EQUIINMMT AND AIRCRAFT.
01 REPAIR INSTALLATIONS.
2602. SUPPLY SYSTEM 12 WAR.
supply.
.0100 PROCUMMENT.
Show changes from peacetime system, including special procurement measures
in theaters of operation. (See 2601.0100).
2602.0200 STORAGE.
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.0300 DISTRIBUTION AND ISSUE.
Give details of system showing classification of supplies for issue,
organization and operation in the interior, in the line of communications,
and in the theater of operations. Discuss advantages and disadvantages.
.0400 MAINTENANCE REPAIR AND SALVAGING OF EQUIRENT AND AIRCRAFT.
01 REPAIR INSTALLATIONS.
2603. SUPPLY.
.0100 AIR FORCE RATIONS.
Classification of various rations, with components and cost. Allowances
for both peace and war time. Methods and standards of cooking.
.0200 FUEL AND OIL.
Report peacetime allowances of various types of fuels and lubricants, also
annual consumption of .the same. Include naval.
.0300 SYNTEMIC FUEL AND OIL.
List kinds of synthetic fuels used and peacetime allowances.
.0400 STOCK AND STORAGE (FUEL AND OIL).
List total stocks usually maintained for aviation use. Show total storage
capacities available, describing principal aviation fuel storage points.
Describe usual methods of handling and storage, equipment used, transporta-
tion. Include naval.
NOTE 1: Source, refining etc. reported under Economic.
NOTE 2: Storage facilities and stocks at Individual air bases are reported
under 2401.0100 on AAF Form 63.
2604. RESERVES OF AVIATION EQUIPMENT.
General information. Give totals, with types where applicable. Report
location of each reserve depot or other storage facilities.
NOTE: Number on hand of a particular aircraft is reported with the
characteristics of that model under 2302.
2605. EVACUATION SYSTEM-ACTIVE OPERATIONS.
Method and operation of evacuation of sick and wounded personnel (air and
ground) and of materiel by air during active operations.
2606.
2607.
.0100
EVACUATION-PRISONERS OF WAR.
SIGNAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM.
WIRE.
(Ground to ground). Telephone, telegraph, and teletype. Extent of use.
.0200 WIRELESS.
(Ground to ground; plane to plane; plane to ground). Radio-telephone
and radio-telegraph. Extent of use.
.0300 VISUAL
(Ground to ground; plane to plane; plane to ground). Flares, lights,
flags, panels, etc. Extent of use.
.0400 CODES AND CYPHERS.
Extent of use.
2607.0500 RADAR.
Report fixed installations. Give range and location. Report mobile
equipment. Give range. Extent of use.
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the economic factor;-types and characteristics of the equipment under
2302.
2700. PERSONNEL - AIR FORCES.
Under each subhead below, wherever applicable, report separately for com-
missioned officers, warrant officers, noncommissioned officers, aviation
cadets, and enlisted personnel.
.0100 QUALITY FACTORS.
01 SOCIAL CIASSES.
Report the social origin of various categories of air force personnel.
02 PHYSICAL FITNESS.
General discussion of the physical qualities of various categories of
air force personnel. Details on the application of standards of fit-
ness in recruiting.
03 HEALTH.
Report the current status of health, including the prevalence of
common diseases and the existence or absence of epidemics.
04 INTELLIGENCE.
Include all data^on aptitude and intelligence tests.
05 EDUCATION.
General discussion of the standards of education of various categories.
Include percentage of illiteracy. Educational activities are reported
under 2700.0206.
06 MORAL STANDARDS.
All aspects of morality and immorality pertaining to air force
personnel.
07 LOYALTY.
Include discussion of the concept of loyalty and military honor,
patriotism, religious fanaticism, bravery or cowardice, and similar
basic qualities of various categories of air force personnel.
08 MORALE.
Report under this heading the momentary morale factor as distinct
from basic loyalty concepts. Include data on desertions and mutinieS.
Morale building activities are reported under 2700.0200 and discipline
under 2700.0300.
09 AnICTFNCY.
General discussion of the efficiency of air force personnel. Effi-
ciency reports are reported under 2700.0404.
10 PROFICH44CY.
Compare the proficiency of the various categories of aviation person-
nel with similar personnel in the US Army Air Forces: piloting, aerial
navigation, military maneuver-and combat, bombing and gunnery, recon-
naissance photography, artillery registration and direction, infantry
contact, and similar missions.
11 MECHANICS - GENERAL
Show general proficiency.
.0200 MORALE AND WELFARE ACTIVITIES.
The general state of morale in the Air Forces and the causes for .its
elevation or depression, including measures or policies adopted frOsa
time to time, subversive activities, and foreign influences. Relations
between officers and enlisted personnel:
2701.0201 ENTEROAINMENT.
Availability and use of theaters, radio, and' locally organized enter-
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POST EXCHANGES AND CANTEENS.
NEWSPAPERS AND _PERIODICALS.
Availability and use.
05 FURLOUGHS, LEAVES, AND PASSES.
General system and its application
06
AIR FORCE EDUCATION.
All data on vocational and other non-military training and education
conducted or sponsored by the Air Force.
07 HEALTH MAINTENANCE.
Include data on inoculations and blood typing as well as general
material on measures taken by the Air Force to maintain health and
hygiene. Include results of research on the effect of flying on
personnel.
NOTE 1: General organization and operation of medical and dental
services are reported under services (2105.)
.0300 DISCIPLINE.
01 MILITARY LAW.
Forward Articles of War, air force penal codes, and all other docu-
ments or regulations to enforce discipline.
02 MILITARY COURTS AND COMMISSIONS, INCLUDING COURTS MARTIAL.
Composition, jurisdiction, and powers; Amenability of air force
personnel to trial by civil courts.
03 DISCIPLINARY POWERS.
Degree of authority to inflict punishment without trial.
04 MILITARY PRISONS.
General data on the prison system. Construction, control, and ad-
ministration of air force penal institutions. Location of each.
Prison outbreaks.
05 MILITARY CONCENTRATION CAMPS.
Information as above, for camps under air force control.
06 ACTUAL ENFORCEMENT OF DISCIPLINE.
General effectiveness of the disciplinary system. Significant indi-
vidual cases of enforcement.
07 AMNESTY, CLEMENCY, PARDONS,
040o PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION.
01 DOCUMENTS.
Forward all available regulations relating to personnel administration
and copies of service record books and any other personal documents.
02 APPOINTMENT AND INDUCTION.
Policies and practices pertaining to the appointment or commissioning
of officers and the induction of enlisted personnel. Include oath to
the colors.
03 ASSIGNMENT AND TRANSFER.
Policies and practices in assigning and transferring various cate-
gories of air force personnel.
2700.0404 EFFICIENCY REPORTS.
System of reporting. Submit form used.
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Authority to promote, rules governing length of service in grade, etc.
06 DUTY WITH TROOPS.
System of rotation.
TRAVEL.
System of travel orders. Submit forme used.
08 RETIREMENT.
System of retirement by age and grade.
09 DISCHARGE.
Policies and practices, including actual procedure and documentation,
for various categories of air force personnel.
10 REINSTATEMENT.
Policies and practices.
11 RATINGS -- SPECIALISTS.
Report regulations governing ratings.
.0500 PAYMENTS TO PERSONNEL, (INCLUDING FLYING PAY).
01 RATES OF PAY.
Discuss methods and frequency of payment. Submit chart showing actual
-rates of pay for all categories of personnel.
02 ALLOWANCES.
Report regulations governing all types of allowances. Submit chart
showing all allowances.
03 PENSIONS.
Information as above.
04 BONUSES.
Information as above.
05 INSURANCE, (IN LIEU OF OR SUPPLEMENTAL TO FLYING PAY).
Discuss method of air force insurance. List companies.
2701. PERSONNEL -- ORGANIZED RESERVES.
Information as under 2700. wherever applicable, using the same subheads.
2702. PERSONNEL -- MILITIA OR NATIONAL GUARD.
Information as under 2700. wherever applicable, using the same subheads.
2703, PERSONNEL -- QUASI-MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS.
Information as under 2700. wherever applicable, using the same subheads.
2704. PERSONNEL -- WOMEN'S AUXILIARY.
Information as under 2700. wherever applicable, using the same subheads.
2705. PERSONNEL -- CIVILIAN.
All data on the use of civilians in the air forces, including both salaried
employees and wage earners. Control exercised over them by the military
authorities, conditions of employment, type of work performed, classifica-
tion, appointment, promotion, retirement, discharge, numbers in each cate-
gory, rates of pay and allowances, loyalty, morale, efficiency, leave, etc.
2800. OPERATIONS.
2801.0000
AIR OPERATIONS - GENERAL.
In a general discussion outline courses of air action open to the belliger-
ents, general factors influencing the selection of air theaters of operation
and of air objectives in those theaters, as well as the allotment and dis-
position of defensive forces. Forward opinions and statements from authori-
tative commentators.
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plans under the Army Block.
.0100 ADHERENCE TO RULES OF AIR WARFARE.
State whether country has adhered to international agreements on air war-
fare and extent to which it is observing the rules established.
.0200 MOVEMENTS FOR OPERATIONS.
Report movements to and from theaters of operation (by theater). Include
total forces involved with noteworthy features of methods employed. (For
transportation of troops by air see 2802.0900.).
.0300 ADMINISTRATION AND COMMAND.
Report general administrative and command organization of each air theater,
including names of commanders and important staff officers. (Biographical
data reported under 7100).
.0400 STRENGTH OF FORCES.
Tabulate total forces within each air theater, listing all air tactical
organizations by type projected down to include the total number of squad-
rons, and other units, in order to present a complete picture.
.0500 DISPOSITION OF FORCES.
Show on map as much of the disposition of the major units listed in 2801.
0400 as is practicable. Keep current by reporting important changes.
Report commanders of units and important staff officers, also any changes
in command.
.0600 NEW IDENTIFICATIONS.
Report on all new identifications as follows:
Designation (name or number).
Type of unit.
Present location.
Command.
Origin of unit and its component nationalities.
Previous location(s), other than place of origin.
All other pertinent data.
2802. AIR OPERATIONS - ACTUAL.
.0100 OFFENSIVE - NOT IN DiRKT SUPPORT OF LAND OR NAVAL FORCES.
NOTE 1: An operation is not in direct support of land or naval fartea unless
it is directly involved in a tactical operation of land forces on the field
of battle or naval forces in a naval engagement.
NOTE 2: No factual details on equipment, organization, etc. reported here.
NOTE 3: Really noteworthy lessons deduced from a single operation should
be reported separately elsewhere. Similarly really noteworthy technical
lessons, from even a single operation, should be reported elsewhere.
For each operation include:
01 ORDER OF BATTLE.
Include Air Force units involved in contact and in Reserve and Army or
Navy units attached to the Air Force for the operation. Names of unit
commanders and important staff officers are desired. Biographical data
reported under 7100.
05
2802.0110
GENERAL OBJECTIVES.
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Arrange information on each operation as best fits its development. The
development may be reported chronologically by phase, and by large
groupings, until the operations resolve themselves into separate actions
or raids. These should be reported individually, restating the units
involved.
In either case, cover:
Date.
Specific objectives.
Influence of weather and terrain.
Coordination of the air arms.
Employment of each air arm (separately).
BOMMAEDMENT.
Differentiate, when applicable, between light (or dive), medium,
and heavy bombardment.
COVER:
Noteworthy command and control measures.
Tactics and technique in attacks against defended and unde-
fended objectives. Mention altitude, direction; speed;
maneuver; use of clouds for cover; methods of avoiding balloon
or kite barrages; methods of illuminating objectives during
night attacks; conditions under which horizontal, dive, and
glide bombing are used; and bombing accuracy obtained.
Tactics and technique in attacks against naval and merchant
vessels. Mention size of bombs used, and percentage of hits.
Losses: by cause (fighter, antiaircraft, fire of ground troops
(other than antiaircraft), weather accidents, etc. Only for
the operation discussed.).
Average number of missions per crew, with flying hours.
Lessons: strategic, tactical, and technical. (See Note 3
under 2802.0100.).
FIGHTER.
Noteworthy command and control measures.
Allocation Of pursuit to protection of bombardment and of
reconnaissance.
Tactics and technique.
Losses: by cause. (Only for the operation discussed.)
Average number of missions per crew, witjl flying hours.
Lessons: strategic, tactical, and technical. (See Note 3 under
2802.0100.).
2802.0115 RECONNAISSANCE.
For reconnaissance over both land and water areas, other than by
air units attached to Divisions, Corps, and Armies.
Cover:
Noteworthy command and control measures.
Kind of intelligence sought.
Channels of transmission of intelligence for pursuit or bon*
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Losses: by cause. (Only for the operation discussed.)
Average number of missions per crew, with flying hours.
Lessons: strategic, tactical and technical. (See Note 3 under
2802.0100.).
.0200 OFFENSIVE - IN DIRECT SUPPORT OF LAND FORCES.
Report on each operation.
01 UNITS NOT ASSIGNED OR ATTACHED TO THE ARMY.
Generally as outlined in 2802.0100 and the notes thereunder. Where air
units assigned or attached to army units also participate, show
coordination.
02 UNITS ASSIGNED OR ATTACHED TO ARMY CMS.
Noteworthy features of command and control, and of coordination with
air units not assigned or attached to army units. Relationship of air
commanders to commanders of army units, and to commanders of (separate)
Air Force commands. Inter-relationship of service and maintenance
facilities. For Army, Corps, and Division observation and liaison air-
planes, cover:
Location of airdromes with respect to headquarters of units served.
Depth of penetrations.
Types and num1Ders of missions per crew, with flying hours.
Relative effectiveness.
Losses: by cause. (Only for the operation discussed.)
Lessons: Tactical and technical. (See NOTE 3 under 2802.0100.).
.0300 OFFENSIVE - IN DIRECT SUPPORT OF NAVAL FORGES.
Report on each operation.
01 Chits Not Assigned,or Attached to the Navy.
Submit information generally as outlined in 2802.0100 and the notes
thereunder, with such additions, as, for example, mine laying operations,
when applicable. Where air units assigned or attached to naval units
also participate, show coordination.
02 UNITS ASSIGNED OR ATTACHED TO THE NAVY.
Submit information generally as outlined in 2802.0200 (for units assigned
or attached to Army units) with such modifications as are neceSsary to
cover the operations of both catapult and carrier-based aviation.
.0400 DEFENSIVE.
Report for each operation.
01 Air forces used in the operation, and any command or control methods
differing from the general system reported under 2106.0500.
02 Objective(s) defended in the operation.
03 -Employment and effectiveness of warning service.
?8o2.0404 Rmployment and effectiveness of fighters.
Cover:
Size of units used by day and night.
Patrols and alerts.
Channels of intelligence (from ground or air observation).
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Coordination with antiaircraft.
Tactics and technique or attacks against hostile bombers, both in
formation and individual, and against hostile fighters.
Losses: by cause. Give ratio of hostile bombardment or reconnais-
sance destroyed to own pursuit losses, by day and by night.
Lessons: tactical and technical.
Employment and effectiveness of antiaircraft guns and searchlights.
Employment and effectiveness of balloon or kite barrages.
NOTE: (See Notes under 2802.0100.) The general system for the em-
ployment of pursuit interceptor aviation in air defense is reported
under 2106.0500, while this number is for actual operations.
.0500 OBJECTIVES, RESULTS, AND ET.PECTS'OF AERIAL ATTACKS - GENERAL.
General observations on vulnerability of targets, results and effects of
aerial attacks.
.0600 OBJECTIVES, RESULTS, AND EFFECTS OF INDIVIDUAL AERIAL ATTACKS - GENERAL.
For each attack or series of attacks report results and effects (both direct
and indirect) on military objectives, including troops, installations,
materiel, and supplies. Show in as much detail as possible the comparative
effect of bombs, cannon and machine gun fire, and chemicals.
Report also results and effects of attack on civil utilities, activities and
installations, including number of casualties.
Report also results and effects of attacks on merchant and naval vessels.
NOTE 1: Defensive air operations against the attacks are reported under
2802.0400.
NOTE 2: When, as the result of attacks, changes are made in the general
military air defense system, or in the civil air defense system, report such
changes under 2106.
NOTE 3: The effects of aerial attacks on the morale of the civilian popula-
tion should be reported periodically under the Sociological Block.
.0700 TARGET OBJECTIVES. (NOT REPORTED UNDER APPROPRIA2E HEADINGS IN ECONOMIC
BLOCK.).
For each objective include: vulnerability of target; vital points; landmarks;
obstructions; type of construction; gun emplacements; balloon barrages; etc.
Include maps, sketches and photographs.
.0800 RESULTS OF THE USE OF HIGH EXPLOSIVES AND GAS IN AERIAL ATTACKS.
Detailed reports on a single phase of the subject, such as the effect of high
explosive on masonry construction, the effect of gas attack on factory output,
etc. when warranted by the information on hand.
.0900 TRANSPORT AND INITIAL EMPLOYMENT OF PARACHUTE TROOPS.
Methods, numbers carried, and time required. Employment of parachute troops
up to the time when their operations take on the status of, or merge with,
operations of ground troops.
2802.1000 AIR TRANSPORT AND INITIAL EMPLOYMENT OF COMBAT TROOPS OTHER THAN PARACHUTE.
Methods, numbers carried, and time required. Rmployment of the combat troops
up to the time when their operations take on the status of, or merge with,
operations of ground troops.
NOTE: Air troop movement data which are not a part of actual operations are
reported under 1109.0400.
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Methods, numbers or amounts carried, and time required.
NOTE: Evacuation of caLualties by air is reported under 2605.
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2901. G6VERNMENTAL.
NOTE: The following subjects are reported under other numbers: Airports, in-
cluding seaplane anchorages, under 2400.0100.
Production of Aviation Equipment under Economic Block.
Development and Research under 2302.0800.
Characteristics and Performance of Aircraft 2302.0100.
.0100 GENERAL - HISTORY, DEVTIOPIENT, POLICY.
Give concise summary. of history and development of civil aviation, including
a statement of policy. Include criticism of policy and foreign influence
(if any).
.0200 CONTROLLING AGENCY.
01 ORGANIZATION, FUNCTIONS, OFFICIALS.
Describe in detail the organization, functions and relationship to other
governmental agencies of the ministry or bureau in charge of civil aeronau-
tics. Include names, titles and responsibilities of officials. An
organization chart is desired.
02 FINANCE.
Describe financial organization, operat4,ion and methods of accounting for
funds.
.0300 SUBSIDIES.
Discuss method of subsidizing civil aviation; including full details on
cash and other direct and indirect aids.
.0400 LAWS AND REGULATIONS.
Describe customs, health and other laws affecting civil and commercial
aviation.
Give regulations affecting civil aviation, including cross-country and
airport traffic rules. Furnish texts and pertinent data.
.0500 PROHIBITED AND RESTRICTED AREAS.
Give laws and regulations. Include coordinates in describing locations
of areas.
.o600
AIR TREATIES AND AGREEMENTS.
Discuss treaties and international agreements including negotiation,
signing, ratification, and promulgation, with clarifying statements to
show purposes and effects. Include agreements designed to further de-
velopment of air traffic.
.0700 AIR MAIL SERVICE.
International and domestic. Include brief summary of history and develop-
ment and organization. An. organization chart is desired. Indicate routes,
frequency, postal charges, etc.
.0800 METEROLOGICAL SERVICE.
Discuss briefly national meterological service and its relation to ai
navigation. Include commercial and private services, if any. (Dbtails
reported under 4506.).
.0900 MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES - PATROLS, AID AND RESCUE ETC.
01 Neutrality Patrols.
02 Customs Patrols.
2901.0903 Civil Air Patrols.
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05 Aid and Rescue.
2902. COMMERCIAL.
.0100 GENERAL - HISTORY, STATUS.
Give historical background and brief resume of present status.
.0200 Air Routes.
01 , ESTABLISHED.
Describe and locate each established air route, commercial or governmental.
Give date of inauguration, details of improvements, methods of lighting,
radio and radar control equipment, and methods of operation. Include map.
NOTE 1: This number includes commercial air routes for both scheduled and
unscheduled services.
NOTE 2: For airport description and facilities see 2401.0100.
02 PROPOSED.
Give plans for adding new air routes or proposals for improvement of
established air routes. Include map.
.0300 TRANSPORT COMPANIES ENGAGED IN SCHEDULED TRANSPORTATION.
For each company (domestic and foreign) submit data as follows:
NAME: Locatio/of headquarters, capitalization, directorate, management,
control and amount of government subsidy.
SERVICE RENDERED: Location and length of routes, character of service,
schedules of company, or merger. Include maps.
PERSONNEL: Pilots, nationality, rates of pay, average age; other flying
personnel; traffic solicitors and other ground personnel.
EQUIPMENT: Number of planes in service and in reserve, sources of supply,
purchases, identification marks and painting.
NOTE: Aircraft characteristics and performance are reported under
2302.0100. Ground installations are reported under 2401.0100.
TRAFFIC: Annual statistics on all air traffic including passenger, mail,
cargo, and accident rate.
PLANS: Present and proposed plans for expansion in number and types of
planes and air routes.
MAINTENANCE: Forward manuals when available.
.0400 STATISTICS (Total mileages, accident rate, etc.). Report annual totals on air
route mileage, passenger miles flown, cargo miles flown, weight of cargo, and
accident rate. Include total number of pilots by classification and national-
ity; total number of planes by type.
.0500 AERIAL SURVEYS.
Include all details.
.0600 TAXI SERVICES.
Organization, equipment, personnel, operations, traffic, and financial results.
.0700 INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES IN COMMERCIAL AVIATION TRANSPORT.
Include all details of mining, agricultural and other industrial air transport
undertakings.
2902.0800 COMMERCIAL PLANES USED IN AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, ETC.
Include all details of crop seeding and dusting, fish stocking, fire and forest
patrols, etc.
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2902.0900 COMMERCIAL EXPEERIMENTAL FLIGHTS AND PLANES (STRATOSPHERE, ETC.)
'Character, purpose, type of plane records established, stratosphere flights etc.
.1000 AERONAUTICAL SCHOOLS.
For each school; give location, type, course of instruction, flight training,
amount of governmental subsidy, number and type of planes used, number of
pilots trained annually, rating upon graduation, and later employment. In-
clude a statement as to value of graduates as a military asset.
NOTE: Pre-military training of civilians at civilian schools is reported under
that factor.
.1100 Other Activities.
2903. PRIVATE.
.0100 FLYING CLUBS, ORGANIZATIONS, PLANES.
Discuss organizations for private flying, Including gliding, method of finance,
types of sport or touring planes and gliders used, total number of private
planes and gliders in country.
.0200 LICENSED PILOTS.
Report number of pilot licenses granted annually to individuals and total num-
ber held in country. Give classification and qualifications.
.0300 NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS.
Discuss scope; participants; technical results.
.o4o0 EXHIBITIONS AND SHOWS.
Discuss scope; participants. Forward exhibition and show catalogues.
.0500 FINANCIAL AIDS AND SUBSIDIES.
Give details of cash and other direct aids, other than governmental, to any
form of aeronautical subsidy, extended by transportation or industrial com-
panies, by chambers of .commerce or by individuals.
2904. STATISTICS: Total Civil Aircraft.
.0100 Governmental.
.0200 Commercial.
2904.0300 Private.
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POLITICAL
FROM THE MILITARY INTELLIGENCE VIEWPOINT, POLITICAL INFORMATION EMBRACES ALL POLITICAL
FACTORS BEARING UPON AND A.EIFECTING THE STABILITY OF GOVERNMENTS OF ALL NATIONS, THE BROAD
OUTLINE, THEREFORE, IS PRESENTED TO DIRECT AND AID IN REPORTING ON GENERAL AND SPECIFIC
TOPICS AND IN PREPARING POLITICAL - MILITARY ESTIMATES.
CONTENTS
3100. - 3180. REGULAR GOVERNMENT
3130.0000 FORM AND EXERCISE
3120.0000 ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONS
3125.0000 COLONIAL GOVERNMENT
3130.0000 POLITICAL AND CIVIL RIGHTS
3140.0000 DOMESTIC AFFAIRS (POLICIES, ISSUES, LEGISLATION,
PARTIES, ELECTIONS, ETC.)
.3160.0000 FOREIGN AFFAIRS (POLICIES, PLANS, RELATIONS)
3170.0000 STABILITY OF GOVERNMENT
3180.0000 HOLIDAYS, FLAGS, DECORATIONS, ETC.
3200. - 3280. MILITARY GOVERNMENT
3300. - 3380. OCCUPATION GOVERNMENT
3400. - 38O. GOVERNNE!NT IN EXILE
3500. - 3580. PUPPET GOVERNMENT
3600. - 3680. OTHER PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENTS
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NOTE 1: For Military,. Occupation, and other Governments, see 3200, 3300, 3400,
3500, 3600.
NOTE 2: Information pertaining to an important Dominion, Colony, Mandate, or
Protectorate, is reported under the applicable heading of this outline in the
same manner as the National and Local Governments. Care should be exercised to
specify precisely, in the title of the report, the dominion, colony, or mandate
being discussed.
NOTE 3: Submit under the appropriate numbers a bibliography Of the best source
material relating to the various subjects covered.
NOTE 4: Submit all biographical material under 7200.
3110. FORM AND EXERCISE (BOTH THEORY AND PRACTICE):.
3111. GENERAL.
Historical sketch of development of present theoretical form, and development
of departure from theoretical form. Forward text of constitution with
English translation, if available.
3112. UELORY OF GOVERNMENT.
Theoretical form and exercise of governmental power. List the coordinate
branches of goverment and show their interrelation. Include chart. (Detailed
information is reported under 3121, 3122, and 3123.)
-3113. PRACTICE (where different from theory).
Practical form and exercise of government. Include chart. (Detailed informa-
tion on the extra-legal or otherwise extra-ordinary powers being exercised,
lA reported under each branch.)
3120. ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONS (OF VARIOUS BRANCHES OF THE NATIONAL
AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS).
3121. EXECUTIVE BRANCH.
.0100 EXECUTIVE BRANCH.- GENERAL.
01 ORGANIZATION AND PRESCRIBED GENERAL FUNCTIONS of the office and depart-
ments or ministries. Include chart showing their relationship.
02 USURPATION OF LEGISLATIVE AND JUDICIAL FUNCTIONS BY EXECUTIVE BRANCH.
(Bureaucracy).
NOTE: Uses of Police and Security Organization (Gestapo, NUD, etc.), by the
Executive Branch and/or Chief Executive, to maintain the government in power
is treated under 3135.
03 EFFECT OF MILITARY GOVERNMENT ON EXECUTIVE POWERS.
.0200 OFFICE OF PRESIDENT OR SOVEREIGN, AND/OR DICTATOR.
01 APPOINTMENT AND POWERS.
Include tenure, constitutional or otherwise prescribed powers, pay and anolu-
ments.
02 ROLE IN NATIONAL DEFENSE.
3121.0300
-PRESENT CHIEF EXECUTIVE (OR SOVEREIGN).
Name, title, political affiliation, prestige and influence, (Forward biographical
material under 7260.) Extra-legal or otherwise extraordinary powers being
exercised.
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.o40o OFFICES OF PREMIER AND CABINET.
01 ORGANIZATION AND PRESCRIBED FUNCTION'S.
List of all portfolios and discuss prescribed functions of premier, and of
cabinet as a body. Pay and emoluments.
NOTE: For prescribed functions of each executive department or
ministry, see 3121.0700.
02 ROLE IN NATIONAL DEFENSE.
.0500 PRESENT PREMIER (OR HEAD OF GOVERNMENT).
Name, title, political affiliation, prestige, public confidence and support.
(Forward biographical material under 7200). Extra-legal or otherwise extra-
ordinary powers being exercised.
01 PREVIOUS PREMIERS OR READS of government still active in political' life.
.0600 PRESENT CABINET OR MINISTERS.
List of members, with title of portfolio and party affiliation. Indicate
those wielding unusual influence or power. (Forward biographical material
under 7200.) Extraordinary powers being exercised by cabinet.
.0700 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS ,OR MINISTRIES.
For each, discuss organization and principal prescribed functions, and duties.
(War, Navy and Air are discussed in detail in separate blocks.)
.0800 INDEPENDENT OFFICES AND ADVISORY COUNCILS.
For each, give organization and prescribed functions. Need filled by the
office or council.
.0900 NATIONAL DEFENSE AGENCIES
List of primary agencies (including executive departments or ministries, general
councils, boards or other agencies) that contra]. National Defense. Brief
discussion of the importance of each and their interrelationship in the adminis-
tration of National Defense.
NOTE: Military aspects of national defense agencies are reported under 0202.
.1000 HEADS OF INDEPENDENT OFFICES.
Name, titles, party affiliations, with discussion where important. _(Forward
biographical material under 7200.)
.1100 MEMBERS OF ADVISORY COUNCILS.
Names, titles, party affiliations, with discussion where important. (Forward
biographical material under 7200.)
.1200 FOREIGN ADVISERS.
Details according to importance.
NOTE: Only political advisers are reported under this number.
.1300 CIVIL SERVICE.
Brief history, organization, grades, method of appointment. Size. Permanence
and efficiency. Degree of control by Chief Executive or other official.
Power in the conduct of Government.
3122. LEGISLATIVE BRANCH.
.0100 LEGISLATIVE BRANCH - GENERAL.
3122.0101 APPOINTMENT OR ETECTION.
How and by whom elected; principal classes, social strata, or other groups
from which legislators are drawn. Tenure, pay and emoluments.
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Constitutional or otherwise prescribed powers. Include chart.
03 PROCEDURE AND METHODS.
Committee system, quorum, control over proceedings and important
parliamentary rules.
04 DEVELOPMENT OF SYSTEM.
Brief history of system and analysis of relative strength in the government.
.0200 PRESENT LEGISLATURE.
Political composition, i.e., membership by parties or blocs.
Relations with Chief Executive. Strength of legislature as compared with or
opposed to Executive Power. Estimate of efficiency.
.0300 OUTSTANDING PERSONALITIES IN THE LEGISLATURE.
List important personalities with their committee functions and political
affiliation. (Forward biographical material under 7200.)
.0400 LEGISLATION,
For each significant law, decree, regulation, and rule, give circumstances
incident to promulgation; summary and analysis of important provisions.
Forward text, with English translation, if available.
01 CODES IN USE.
02 RECOGNIZED RULES OF LAND WARFARE.
Report on adherence of the nation to the rules of land warfare, adherence
to international law, Hague convention, etc.
03 PROPERTY LAWS - PEACETIME.
Law regulating holding and transfer of property in time of peace, including
expropriation. (For discussion of property rights, see 3130.)
04 PROPERTY LAWS - WAR.
Laws regulating holding and transfer of property in time of war, including
laws concerning enemy property.; sequestration. (See 3107.0204).
05 Laws Dealing with Espionage, Sabotage, and Subversion.
NOTE: National defense laws are reported under 0201.
3123. JUDICIAL BRANCH.
.0100 JUDICIAL BRANCH - GENERAL.
01 APPOINTMENT TO JUDICIAL OFFICE.
Appointment or election; tenure, pay, and emouluments. Professional and
ethical standards of personnel.
02 ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONAL POWERS.
Powers of national courts as prescribed by constitutional or other statutory
provisions. Submit chart of Judicial System.
03 DEVELOPMENT OF SYSTEM.
Discuss concept of law (specify code in use) and the relationship of civil
to military law. Respect for international law.
04 RULES OF PROCEDURE.
Frequency, location and duration of meeting.
.0200 JUDICIAL DECISIONS.
Interpretive power in law, and status as legal precedents. Important
historical decisions, whether of the highest or subordinate judicial tribunal.
3123.0300 NEW JUDICIAL CONCEPTS.
Legislation by decree. Encroachment of military law on civil law.
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PRESENT HIGHEST JUDICIAL TRIBUNAL.
Composition of present court with respect to political thought, (conservative,
liberal, etc.). Integrity, efficiency, and susceptibility to external influence.
.0500 PERSONALITIES OF THE JUDICIARY.
List of members of highest and other judicial tribunals of national importance,
with titles. (Forward biographical material under 7200.) Indicate those
wielding unusual power or influence.
3124. LOCAL GOVERNMENTS.
.0100 SUBDIVISIONS OF THE COUNTRY. -
Give subdivisions by states or provinces (excluding colonies) for political and
political-economic control. List of states or provinces and smaller subdivisions.
Furnish maps and charts.
.0200 ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN STATES (OR PROVINCES)
AND CENTRAL GOVERNMENT.
Include both traditional and current relationships and legal aspects. Political
issues involving states (or provinces) and central government reported under 3142.
.0300 ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONAL POWERS,
Show interrelationship by types of local government (provincial, district,
municipal). Include charts.
.0400 FUNCTIONAL POWERS OF LOCAL EXECUTIVES.
Constitutional or otherwise prescribed powers.
.0500 PRESENT STATE (OR PROVINCIAL) EXECUTIVES.
List names of executives. . (Forward biographical material under 7200.) Indicate
important personalities with positions.
.0600 FUNCTIONAL POWERS OF LOCAL LEGISLATURES,
Constitutional or otherwise prescribed powers.
.0700 MEMBERS OF PRESENT STATE (OR PROVINCIAL) LEGISLATURES.
List important members. (Forward biographical material under 7200.)
.0800 FUNCTIONAL POWERS OF LOCAL JUDICIARIES.
Constitutional or otherwise prescribed powers.
.0900 MEMBERS OF PRESENT STATE (OR PROVINCIAL) JUDICIARIES.
List important members. (Forward biographical material under 7200.)
NOTE: In reporting various types of local government, all material should be
grouped in three categories: State (or Provincial) Government. County (or
District) Government. Municipal (or City) Government. (If above categories are
not applicable, substitutions may be made.)
3125. COLONIAL GOVERNMENT.
.0100 GENERAL.
Organization and operation of offices of mother country dealing with dominions,
colonies, dependencies, protectorates, and mandates.
.0200 COLONIAL POLICY.
General studies or analyses of colonial policy.
.0300 DOMINIONS, COLONIES, AND DEPENDENCIES.
Location, political boundaries and importance to mother country.
01 RELATIONS WITH MOTHER COUNTRY.
Cover traditional and current relations. Degree of independence. Political
movements and subversive activities therein.
3125.0302 TREATIES, REGULATIONS, ETC.
Provisions establishing relationship with mother country. Other agreements
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Degree of development of executive, legislative, and judicial bodies.
o4 LEADERS OF GOVERNMENT AND OTHER IMPORTANT PERSONALITIES.
NOTE: Items recorded under this number need be given only briefly. Each
colony or dependency will be considered separately under all factors.
.0400 MANDATE AND PROTECTORATES.
Location, political boundaries, importance.
01 RELATIONS WITH MOTHER COUNTRY.
Cover traditional and current relations. Political movements and subversive
activities therein.
02 TREATIES.
Provisions establishing relationship with mother country. Other treaties
with mother country.
05 DEGREE OF CONTROL EXERCISED BY PROTECTING POWER.
04 PRESENCE OF TROOPS OF OTHER THAN PROTECTING POWER.
05 PRESENT GOVERNMENT.
Degree of development of executive, legislative, and judicial bodies.
06 LEADERS OF GOVERNMENT AND OTHER IMPORTANT PERSONALITIES.
NOTE: Items recorded under this number need be given only briefly. Each
colony or dependency will be considered separately under all factors.
3130. POLITICAL AND CIVIL RIGHTS.
3131. BASIC POLITICAL AND CIVIL RIGHTS OF NATIONALS.
Civil rights as defined by Bill of Rights, Constitution, or other documents, or
as normally and traditionally enjoyed._
.0100 RIGHT TO VOTE AND QUALIFICATIONS.
(The electoral system is reported under 3136.)
.0200 SUFFRAGE FOR MILITARY PERSONNEL
3132. BASIC POLITICAL AND CIVIL RIGHTS ACCORDED ALIENS.
Treatment and attitude toward aliens (Naturalization laws are reported in 5204.
Treatment of foreign workers forced into slave labor is reported in 5407.)
3133. SUPPRESSION AND RESTRICTION OF POLITICAL AND CIVIL RIGHTS.
General discussion of restriction of rights, either of owa Nationals or of
ethnic, social or immigrant minorities. Anti-Semitic-measures.
.0100 PROPERTY RESTRICTIONS.
.0200 INTERFERENCE WITH FREEDOM OF SPEECH.
.0300 POLICE AND PENAL OR CONCENTRATION CAMPS AS INSTRUMENTS OF RESTRICTION.
.o400 POGROMS AND PURGES.
.0500 RELIGIOUS RESTRICTIONS.
.0600 POLITICAL PRISONERS, AMNESTY, ETC.
.0700 ()MIER RESTRICTIONS OR SUPPRESSIONS.
3134.0000 ATROCITIES.
Atrocities perpetrated against foreign nationals in occupied areas.
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3165.0500.
3135. SECRET POLICE AND SECURITY ORGANIZATIONS (GESTAPO, N.K.V.D. etc) EXERCISING
CONTROLS OVER CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS.
Organization, national and local, with chart of organization and functions,
names of leaders with political affiliations. (Forward biographical material
under 7200.) Functions and methods; relations with Chief Executive and
principal branches of national and local governments. (Explain if separate
executive or other agency.) Uses of organization in maintaining government in
power; uses in repression of traditional, constitutional rights; and in
intimidation of opposition. (Nationals militarized for purpose of opposing
existing government, see, Section II, Irregular Armies, Military.)
NOTE: Employment of Internal Police and Security Organization (Gestapo,
N.K.V.D., etc.) as components of the Regular Army is reported under Counter-
Intelligence 1000.1600.
3136. ELECTORAL SYSTEM.
.0100 ELECTORAL LAWS, APPORTIONMENT OF POPULATION AND METHODS OF VOTING.
Furnish copies of electoral laws, with English translation if available,
also maps and charts indicating apportionment of national and local
electoral districts.
.0200 ELECTIONS - TRADITIONAL CONTROL OR INTERFERENCE.
.0300 AGENCIES FOR SETTLEMENT OF ELECTION DISPUTES, their, efficiency and suscep-
tibility to external influence.
.0400 ACCEPTANCE OF ELECTION RESULTS.
Tendency, traditional and current, to accept or contest election results.
NOTE: Recent and pending elections are reported under 3143.
31)!,0. DOMESTIC AFFAIRS (POLICIES, ISSUES, LEGISLATION, PARTIES, ELECTIONS ETC.).
3141. Domestic Policy of Government.
.0100 BASIC PRINCIPLES OF DOMESTIC POLICY.
.0200 IMPORTANT DOMESTIC POLICIES.
01 POPULAR ACCEPTANCE AND GOVERNMENT ENFORCEMENT.
Degree to which policies are accepted by various groups within the
country, and degree to which the Government is able to enforce than.
02 EXTENT TO WHICH POLICIES SERVE NATIONAL OR FACTIONAL INTERESTS.
NOTE: If necessary to discuss the Government's policy under domestic
political issues and problems, 3142, cross reference is made under 3141.
05 AGRICULTURE. (In this and succeeding entries under this number, include
statement on major governmental policy. For detailed coverage use entry
in other appropriate block.)
014 LABOR.
05 INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE.
06 FINANCE.
07 EDUCATION AND RELIGION.
08 SOCIAL WELFARE.
3141.0209 OTHER IMPORTANT DOMESTIC POLICIES.
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3141.0300 NATIONAL DEFENSE POLICY.
01 HISTORICAL.
Historical development of national defense policy. Influence of geographic
location and configuration, and historical, political and economic
considerations.
02 CURRENT.
Current national defense policy. Influence of the form of government
(military dictatorship, revolutionary movements, etc.); political activities
of the military forces (active and reserve); political significance of
military legislation and its effect upon nationel life. Influence of
foreign relations.
03 PREPAREDNESS FOR WAR.
Domestic policy on preparedness for war, including influences affecting the
policy (domestic and foreign).
04 DISARMAMENT.
Domestic policy on disarmament, including influences affecting the policy
(domestic and foreign).
.0+oo DOMESTIC POST-WAR AND. OTHER LONG-RANGE PLANS.
Outline of plans and relation to domestic policy. Include such plans as those
concerning.
01 DOMESTIC DEVELOPMENT.
02 POLITICAL REORGANIZATION.
03 ECONOMIC RECONSTRUCTION (from political viewpoint only; economic details
are reported under the Economic block).
.0500 CURRENT VIEWS ON DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.
01 CATFF EXECUTIVE (OR SOVEREIGN).
Views on important domestic problems. Annual report, special messages.
Foreign influences and influences of personal advisors.
02 PRENEER OR HEAD OF GOVERNMENT.
Information as under Chief Executive above.
03 MINISTERS OR CABINET MEMBERS.
Information as under Chief Executive above. Loyalty to and accord with
Chief Executive and Premier.
04 MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODY.
Information where applicable as under Chief Executive above. Conflict
and cooperation between parties and groups.
05 MEMBERS OF JUDICIARY.
Views in accord or conflict with other branches of Government.
MEMBERS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS.
Views in accord or conflict with the Central Government.
07 OTHER LEADERS.
Views on important domestic problems.
08 ElilkCT OF PUBLIC OPINION ON DOMESTIC POLICIES.
Unusual development of favorable or unfavorable opinion regarding any
particular policy, and resulting changes, if any.
.0600 INFLUENCE AND IMPACT OF PROPAGANDA AND CENSORSHIP ON DOMESTIC POLICY.
01 INFLUENCE OF FOREIGN PROPAGANDA.
Sue 3141.0602 EiThCT OF GOVERNMENT CENSORSHIP on maintenance of domeatic policy.
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3142.0000 DOMESTIC POLITICAL ISSUES AND PROBLEMS (including Legislative and Judicial).
.0100 IMPORTANT ISSUES. (Labor as a political problem is included here.)
Discuss domestic and international considerations involved.
.0200 SOLUTIONS PROPOSED with respect to such issues and problems.
NOTE: Completed and pending legislation on important issues is reported
under .0800 and .0900 below.
.0300 NATIONAL DEFENSE AS A POLITICAL ISSUE.
.0400
PROBLEMS AND ISSUES ORIGINATING WITHIN LOCAL GOVERNMENTS.
Running account of political events within the subdivisions of the
country, with particular stress on events affecting the Central
Government.
.0500 RELATIONS BETWEEN LOCAL GOVERNMENTS.
Cover interstate (or provincial) relations, and relations between states
(or provinces) and their subordinate local governments.
.0600 POLITICAL ISSUES BETWEEN STATES (OR PROVINCES) AND CENTRAL GOVERNMENT.
Controversies, and accord or disagreement with central government on
important national questions. Loyalty to central government, partic-
ularly in event of war. Discuss separately for individual states or
provinces, when important.
.0700 REGIONAL ASPIRATIONS FOR AUTONOMY, ETC.
Any important regional movement of national or international significance.
.0800 PENDING LEGISLATION as affecting political problems.
.0900 COMPLETED LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS as affecting political problems.
NOTE: If legislation modifies or establishes a domestic policy, cross
reference is made under 3141. If a foreign policy is affected, cross-
reference is made under 3161.
Important legislation affecting war-making capacity or relations with
the United States or other important countries should be reported under
the number for the matter affected.
.1000 RECENT OR PENDING JUDICIAL DECISIONS HAVING IMPORTANT POLITICAL
IMPLICATIONS.
3143.0000 ELECTIONS - RECENT AND PENDING.
.0100 PRE-F1FCTION ACTIVITIES.
Campaign activities and methods, with estimate of probable influence on
results. Candidates, announced platforms when differing party platforms
reported under 3144.0101. (Forward biographical material under 7200.)
.0200 INTERFERENCE OF ANY KIND.
.0300 11FCTION RESULTS.
Outcome, giving total votes cast for each party or faction, and, when
indicating important sectional differences, the approximate vote by
states, provinces, or sections. Analysis of results, including definite
action that will be taken by the Government, and the attitude taken by
the defeated parties.
3144.
3144.0100
POLITICAL PARTIES AND GROUPS.
ESTABLISHED PARTIES AND GROUPS (including party or parties in power at
present, and openly recognized opposition groups). List all recognized
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parties in country. Importance in political life as compared with
similar groups in the United States.
INDIVIDUAL PARTIES OR GROUPS.
Historical sketch; strength and solidarity; internal dissension, purges,
etc.; doctrines, present platforms, policies; significant activities
including subversive; actual or prospective powers in government; list
of important leaders. (Forward biographical material under 7200.)
02 ATTITUDES TOWARD GROUPS UNRECOGNIZED BY 'Et PRESENT GOVERNMENT.
(see 3144.0200 below) and influence exerted by those movements on the
regular parties.
.0200 POLITICAL GROUPS UNRECOGNIZED BY THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT.
(Socialist, Communist, Fascist, Falangist, Sinarquist, etc., if not
recognized parties or groups.)
NOTE: Revolutionary efforts of those organizations reported under
3144.0500.
Degree to which movements are organized; trends of growth; strength;
leaders; aims and international affiliations; activities, etc.
01 ATTITUDE OF GOVERNMENT TOWARD UNRECOGNIZED GROUPS and influence an
Government policies.
.0300 RECOGNIZED NON-POLITICAL BLOCS AND PRESSURE GROUPS EXERTING POLITICAL
INFLUENCE. Program, influence, leaders, activities.
01 MILITARY.
02 ECONOMIC.
03 RELIGIOUS.
04. ETBNIC.
05 IMMIGRANT,
06 OTHERS.
.cowo UNRECOGNIZED OR CLANDESTINE BLOCS AND PRESSURE GROUPS EXERTING POLITICAL
INFLUENCE.
Follow same outline as for 3144.0300.
.0500 CURRENT REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS.
01 CAUSES, AIMS, LEADERS, FOREIGN INFLUENCE.
02 REVOLUTIONS, ACTUAL AND ATTEMPTED-.
Strength of combatants and outcome of efforts to overthrow the existing
government.
3144.0600
NOTE: Organized military forces reported under GUERILLA or other
ARMIES, Section II, Military block.
PARTISAN, GUERRILLA AND RESISTANCE GROUPS AND MOVEMENTS.
General organization and strength (chamt); leaders and commanders (report
biographical material under 7103.0205); political Complexion and composition;
degree of support given by groups to parent government, e.g., government in
exile; area of operation and headquarters; functions and methods as a
political propaganda agency; general political-military importance in area
of operations.
NOTE: Military factors such SS military organization, military strength,
military operations, equipment, training, etc., are reported under relevant
headings in the Military Section and the numbers used are proceded by the
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POLITICAL GROUPS OUTSIDE COUNTRY.
Cover activities of groups who, although abroad, have a political program
for their home country. (Example: Free Germany Committee).
01 PENETRATION OF HOME COUNTRY.
By means of propaganda, through church channels, etc.
02 PENETRATION OF FOREIGN COUNTRY.
Naturalization cloaks, etc.
.0800 RIOTS, YOB DISTURBANCES, AND PUBLIC DEMONSTRATIONS OF POLITICAL
SIGNIFICANCE.
3160. FOREIGN AFFAIRS (POLICIES, PLANS, AND RELATIONS).
3161. FOREIGN POLICY OF GOVERNMENT.
.0100 BASIC PRINCIPLES AND AIMS OF FOREIGN POLICY including traditional attitude
and current trend toward participation in international affairs. Spheres
of influence.
.0200 IMPORTANT FOREIGN POLICIES.
Give decrees and measures adopted for their maintenance, and incidents
arising from their enforcement or violation.
Include such foreign policies as:
01 Foreign commerce.
02 International communication and transportation.
03 Protection of nationals abroad.
04 Extraterritoriality.
05 Neutrality.
06 Belligerency or non-belligerency.
07 International security, including disarmament.
08 Monroe Doctrine or other regional policies.
09 Other important foreign policies.
.0300 PARTICIPATION IN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND MOVEMENTS.
Cover traditional and current participation.
.0400 PARTICIPATION IN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.
Extent of participation in such organizations as:
01 Permanent Court of Arbitration.
02 Permanent Court of International Justice (World Court)
03 International Security Organization.
04 Institute of Pacific Relations.
05 International Labor Bureau.
06 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA).
NOTE: Basic information on UNRRA and similar organizations reported
under 5805.
3161.0407 War Crimes Commissions, Extradition and Trial of War Criminals.
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09 Boycotts and Sanctions. (Political aspects only).
.0500 PARTICIPATION IN INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENTS.
Extent of participation in, and influence on foreign policy of such
movements as:
01 Pan American
02 Pan Latin
03 ?Pen Arab
04 Pan Islamic
05 Pan Slavic
06 Zionism
07 International Communist Activities.
08 Other International Movements.
.o600 INTERNATIONAL POST-WAR AND OTHER LONG-RANGE PLANS.
Principal provis'ions of plans, countries involved, extent of participa-
tion. Cover such plans as:
01 New Alignments.
02 Political Reorganization.
03 Economic Reconstruction (from political viewpoint only; economic
details are reported under the Economic block).
NOTE: Include only such plans as require international negotiation.
.0700 CURRENT VIEWS ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF POLITICAL AND OTHER INFLUENTIAL
LEADERS.
01 CHIEF EXECUTIVE (OR SOVEREIGN).
Views an foreign affairs. Attitude toward the United States and other
important countries. Foreign and other influences on views.
Influence of views on public opinion, party in power, etc.
02 PREMIER OR HEAD OF GOVERNMENT. Information as above.
03 MINISTERS OR CABINET MEMBERS. Information as above.
04 MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODY. Information as above.
05 MEMBERS OF FOREIGN OFFICE. Information as above.
06 OTHER INFLUENTIAL LEADERS. Information as above.
.0800 EFFECT OF PuBiac OPINION ON FOREIGN POLICIES.
Unusual development of favorable or unfavorable opinion regarding any
particular policy, and resulting changes, if any.
3162
3162 .0100
FOREIGN OFFICE.
IMPQRTANT PERSONNEL.
List with the Foreign Minister other outstanding personalities, including
important members of the permanent advisory staff, and indicating
briefly their attitudes toward the United States and other important
countries. (Forward biographical materiAl under 7200.)
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Unusual or extraordinary functions delegated to or acsumed by the Foreien
. Office, including all relevant details of organization.
NOTE: Couriers, Accredited, reported under 4812.
3163. DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR REPRESENTATIVES ACCREDITED TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
.0100 CHIEF OF DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS, countries to which accredited and dates of
assignment. Include other members of mission if outstanding. (Forward
biographical material under 7200.)
.0200 CONSULAR SERVICE.
Similar information if available.
.0300 INFLUENCE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS.
Political activities of diplomatic personnel abroad, as affecting foreign
relations.
.0400 SPECIAL MISSIONS TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES (GOVERNMENTAL OR PRIVATE).
Include such missions as:
01 Good-Will Missions.
02 Special Economic or Business Missions.
03 Missions Undertaken for Purposes of Propaganda.
04 Military Missions Engaging in Political Activities.
NOTE: Military Missions reported under 0202.0600; only political
activities reported here.
.0500 SPECIAL AGENCIES IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Include such agencies as:
01 Purchasing Commissions.
02 Permanent or Temporary Semi-official Trade Agencies.
03 Cultural and Educational Agencies. (Cultural Agreements reported under
3165.0701.)
NOTE: Only political significance reported here.
.0600 NON-ACCREDITED AGENTS AND AGENCIES IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Cover activities of non-accredited agents and agencies working under the
direction or control of, and reporting to the Foreign Office (or any other
government agency) direct or through its offices abroad, as well as those
_who are not working or reporting to any accredited department or office.
Include espionage, sabotage and subversive agents or agencies, and spec-
ial couriers. Names or titles used. Aims, ostensible and real. Organiza-
tion and activities interlocking (or involving) other nations in a known
sphere of influence. (Activities of military agents are reported under
1000.0700 and of accredited MA, NA, MAA, and Observers under 1000.0500.
Forward biographical material under the 7000 block.)
.0700 PENETRATION AND MIEN= AT PENETRATION IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
3164. DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR REPRESENTATIVES ACCREDITED FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
.0100 CHIEFS OF DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS, countries from which accredited and dates
of assignment. Include other members of mission if outstanding.
(Forward biographical material under 7200.)
3164.0200 CONSULAR SERVICE.
Similar information if available.
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INFLUENCE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS.
Political activities of foreign diplomatic personnel in country, as affect-
ing foreign relations.
NOTE: Foreign (non-military) advisers are reported under 3121.1200.
.o400 SPECIAL MISSIONS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES (GOVERNMENTAL OR PRIVATE).
Include such missions as:
01 Good-Will Missions.
02 Special Economic or Business Missions.
03 Missions Undertaken for Purposes of Propaganda.
04 ? Military Missions.
NOTE: Military activities reported under 0202.0700; only political
activities reported here.
.0500 SPECIAL AGENCIES OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Include such agencies as:
01 Purchasing Commissions.
02 Permanent or Temporary Semi-official Trade Agencies.
03 Cultural and Educational Agencies.
NOTE: Only political significance reported here.
.0600 NON-ACCREDITED AGENTS OR AGENCIES FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Cover activities of non-accredited agents and agencies working under the
direction of, and reporting to the Foreign Office (or any other government
agency) direct or through its offices abroad. Including espionage,
sabotage and subversive agents or agencies, and special couriers. Names
or titles used. Aims, ostensible and real. Organization and activities
interlocking (or involving) other nations in a known sphere of influence.
(Activities of military agents are reported under 1000.1000 and of
accredited MA, NA, MAA, and Observers under 1000.0500. Forward bio-
graphical material under the 7000 block.)
.0700 PENETRATION AND ATTEMPTS AT PENETRATION BY OR ON BEHALF OF A FOREIGN
COUNTRY.
NOTE: General reports on penetration are to be included under this head-
ing, but specific aspects of the subject are to be reported or cross-
indexed under the appropriate numbers.
3165. FOREIGN RELATIONS.
.0100 RELATIONS WITH PRINCIPAL FOREIGN POWERS.
Summary of relations with principal foreign countries.
.0200 REACTION TO MILITARY POLICY OF U.S.
Governmental and other important reactions or opinions on the military
policy or establishment of the United States, or concerning U.S. Military
forces in the country.
3165.0300
REACTION TO MILITARY POLICY OF OTHER COUNTRIES..
Governmental and other important reactions or opinions on the military
policy or establishment of any other country with other country with
whom such relations are important; also concerning the military forces of
that country present in the area. Reaction to atrocities perpetrated
against its nationals in enemy-occupied areas; trials, procedures and
punishment.
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NOTE: Atrocities are reported under 3134. Participation in War Crimes
Commissions is reported under 3161.0407.
3165.0400 NEGOTIATIONS AND CONFERENCES.
All international negotiations and conferences, including negotiations for
armistice and peace.
01 BILATERAL AND MULTILATERAL MILITARY STAFF CONVERSATIONS.
Arrangements between countries for military cooperation, joint action,
training programs, etc.
.0500 RELATIONS WITH INDIVIDUAL COUNTRIES.
(Separately for each nation with which relations are important).
Relations up to and including severance of diplomatic relations. Ac-
cord and conflict of viewpoint on important controversial questions
between the two countries, such as boundary disputes, commercial
rivalry, etc.
01
02
03
.o600
EFFECT OF CURRENT POLICIES.
(Policies reported under 3161.)
EFFECT OF EXISTING TREATIES AND AGREEMENTS.
(Treaties reported under 3165.0701 and 3165.0702.)
REACTION TO FOREIGN-POLICY (of country whose relationship is being
considered).
NOTE: Subjects discussed with reference to important foreign
policies, and participation in international organizations and
movements, are reported in their entirety under 3161.
RELATIONS BETWEEN TWO OR MORE COUNTRIES REGARDING ANOTHER COUNTRY.
Discuss negotiations and agreements between two or more nations in
regard to another nation. (For instance, relations between the United
States and Great Britain in regard to China; between the 'United States,
Great Britain and U.S.S.R. in regard to Iran.).
.0700 TREATIES, ALLIANCES, ACCORDS, ENTENTES, AND PACTS.
01 LIST OF IMPORTANT TREATIES.
Include title, signatory powers, dates of ratification.
02 INDIVIDUAL TREATIES.
Summary of contents of each. (Forward texts, with English transla-
tions if available.) Brief discussion of reciprocal advantages to
the signatory powers. Ability of signatory powers to meet provisions
agreed upon.
03 ARNESTICE TERNS.
Summary of contents.
.0800
CIVILIANS INTERNEES.
Pertinent information concerning number and location; negotiations for
exchange. (Report subversive, clandestine activities and saboteurs among
them under 3163.0600 and 3164.0600.)
.0900 EXCHANGE AND REHABILITATION OF POPULATIONS.
01
3165.0902
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Report sociological aspects under 5202.0400.
REFUGEES AND DISPLACED PERSONS.
Character and number in area, political problems involved, plans for
returning to home country.
STATELESS PERSONS.
Character and number present in area; problem of legal status.
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3170.0000 STABILITY OF GOVERNMENT - ANNUAL ESTIMATE.
NOTE: The Annual ESTIMATE OF STABILITY is to reach MIS not later than 1
January. Estimates may be submitted more frequently however, if warranted
by unusual circumstances.
The Estimate, or Estimates, will be based on analyses of all-domestic and
international factors bearing upon and influencing the stability of a
particular nation, e.g., political groups without representation in the
government; regular parties and groups; blocs and pressure (both domestic
and foreign, allied and enemy) groups exerting political influence; ethnic,
social, religious and immigrant groups and minorities; restriction of
political and civil rights; participation in international movements and
important foreign policies. Generally, the completed Estimate will conform
to the following outline:
1. Summary and Conclusions. (1 1/2 to 2 pages only).
a. SUMMARY. A brief but inclusive statement of the problemyperiod
covered, principal factors analyzed and chief sources used.
b. ,CONCLUSIONS. A concise statement, based on an analysis of all
' stability factors, of the relative stability of the country
considered. This statement to be the distillate ofthe,intel-
ligence analysis performed in preparing the Estimate.
2. STABILITY FACTORS.
a. STRENGTH FACTORS. (For example but non-inclusive: strong
national defense policy; no dissident minority or other pressure
groups; full participation in international movements; realistic
foreign policies backed by national parties and public opinion;
strong, capable executive, legislative and Judicial agencies
both on national and local level.)
b. WEAKNESS FACTORS, (For example but non-inclusive: weak or non-
existent national defense policy; existence of strong political
groups without representation in the government and dissident
minority groups exerting pressure against the nation's domestic
and foreign policies; unrealistic and inadequate foreign policy;
revolutionary movements threatening to overthrow established
regime; public opposition or apathy to existing government;
weakness in the executive, legislative and Judicial agencies.)
7. WEIGHING OF STRENGTH VS WEAKNESS FACTORS. (For example but ,non-
inclusive: ability or inability of the government to cope with
dissident minorities, political groups Without representation in the
government and revolutionary movements; success of a sound foreign
policy in offsetting effects of weak national defense policy;
relative strength and influence of "regular" parties in national
politics as compared to pressure groups, e.g., labor and peasant
parties; degree to which a powerful and capable legislature offsets
the weakness of incompetent executive agencies.)
3180. HOLIDAYS, FLAGS, DECORATIONS, ETC.
3181. NATIONAL HOLIDAYS.
List of national holidays, with dates and significance.
3182,
3183.0000
FLAGS AND COATS OF ARMS.
List all civil and military flags and coats of arms of the country. Brief
history and description of each. Pictures or photographs if available.
Regulations governing use.
CIVIL MEDALS, DECORATIONS, AWARDS.
List all non-military medals, decorations and awards. Brief history and
description of each. Pictures or photographs if available. Regulations
governing bestowal and wearing.
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NOTE: Military decorations and awards are reported under 0605, naval under N
0605, and air under 2407.
3200. - 3280. MILITARY GOVERNMENT
All information pertaining to Military Government is reported under the proper
headings given for Regular Government, with the exception that the SECOND
DIGIT OF THE CODE NUMBER WILL ALWAYS BE A 2 (FOR MILITARY GOVERNMENT) INSTEAD
OF 1 (FOR REGULAR GOVERNMENT).
EXAMPLE: Reports on "Property Restrictions" of a Military Government will be
assigned the number 3233.0100 instead of 3133.0100.
too. -3380. OCCUPATION GOVERNMENT
3400. - 3480.
3500. - 3580.
3600. - 3680.
All information peitaining to Occupation Government is reported under the
proper headings given for Regular Government, with the exception that the
SECOND DIGIT OF THE CODE NUMBER WILL ALWAYS BE A 3 (FOR OCCUPATION GOVERNMENT)
INSTEAD OF A 1 (FOR REGULAR GOVERNMENT).
EXAMPLE: Reports on "Functional Powers of Local Executives" of an Occupation
Government will be assigned the number 3324.0400 instead of 3124.0-0O.
GOVERNMENTS IN EXILE
Same as for Regular Government, except that the second digit of the digit of
the code number will always be a 4 instead of a 1 for Regular Government.
(See Examples for Military ana Occupation Governments above.)
PUPPET GOVERNMENT
Same as for Regular Government except that the second digit of the code number
will be 5 instead of 1 for the Regular Government. (See Examples for Military
and Occupation Governments above.)
OTHER PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENTS
Same as for Regular Government except that the second digit of the code,
number will always be 6 instead of 1 for Regular Government. (See Examples
for Military and Occupation Governments above.)
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THE DETAILED ECONOMIC INFORMATION CALLED FOR IN THIS OUTLINE IS REQUIRED BY THE WAR DE-
PARTMENT FOR THE PREPARATION OF STRATEGIC, ECONOMIC WARFARE, AND MILITARY OPERATIONAL PLANS.
IN THE WRITING OF ECONOMIC REPORTS, FULL USE SHOULD BE MADE OF SUCH PROFESSIONAL ASSISTANCE
AS MAY BE AVAILABLE.
CONTENTS
4100.0000 ECONOMIC - GENERAL
4200.0000 FUELS, METALS, AND MINERALS
4300.0000 AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHING
(INCLUDING PROCESSING)
4400.0000 MANUFACTURING
4500.0000 - GENERAL PUBLIC SERVICE FACILITIES
4600.0000 TRANSPORTATION
4700.0000 - COMMERCE
4800.0000 TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND MAIL
4900.0000 FINANCE
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4loo. ECONOMIC - GENERAL
4101. ECONOMIC STRUCTURE.
.0100 Natural resources (wealth of mineral deposits, or plant, animal, and marine
life, existence of natural sources of water power, natural harbors and
navigable streams, natural advantages of location for development of trade
and trade routes).
.0200 Degree of economic development (comparative treatment of development and
sufficiency of the main phases of economy such as mining, agriculture, manu-
facturing, transportation, etc.)
.0300 Pattern of industrial development (relative importance of agriculture,
mining and the various manufacturing industries; location of vital areas
with maps or sketches).
.0400 Salient shortages and surpluses in domestic raw materials, agricultural pro-
ducts, semi-manufactures and manufactures.
.0500 Geographic distribution of industrial and other important installations
(names, locations and pertinent information on important installations with-
in political or geographic subdivisions such as prefectures, cities).
.o600
Economic penetration or attempts at economic penetration by foreign coun-
tries. (Details of financial and commercial penetration reported under
proper headings.)
.0700 Economic penetration or attempts at penetration in foreign countries.
(Details reported as in 4101.0600.)
4,102. GOVERNMENT ECONOMIC MEASURES AND POLICIES RELATING TO INDUSTRY AND TRADE.
.0100 Government policy toward the development and conservation of natural
resources.
.0200 Governmental emphasis in stimulation and curtailment of various industries
(subsidies and loans, restrictions).
.0300 Attitudes and measures in regard to private enterprise and the use of
capital.
.0400
.0500
.o600
Promotion of industrial enterprise in colonial possessions.
Foreign trade partners especially favored.
Special economic committees, government and private, for the promotion of
industry and trade.
.0700 Government policy regarding extraction of dues from personnel in industry to
support a national political movement for the benpfit of the State. (Not to
be confused with 5404.).
4103. ECONOMIC MEASURES AND POLICIES IN OCCUPIED OR CONTROTXRD AREAS.
NOTE: Relief in occupied territory reported under 5805.
.0100 Food, clothing, fuel supply, sources; methods of requisitioning; effect on
local supplies.
.0200 Rehabilitation and management of industry.
.0300 Housing (including requisitioning and sequestration of property).
.0400 Financial regulations and control.
4104. POST-WAR ECONOMIC PLANNING.
4104.o100 Sale of war stocks and state factories.
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4104.0200 Reconversion of industry.
.0300 Absorption of manpower into industry.
.0400 Restoration of trade and commerce.
.0500 Reconstruction of damaged areas, industries and facilities.
.0600 Restoration of agriculture.
4105. COST OF LIVING AND RATIONING.
NOTE: Standards of living are reported under Sociological: Standards of
Living,and Patterns of Consumption.
.0100 Food (food prices and scarcities).
.0200 Clothing (types of clothing manufactured and bought, prices, shortages,
restrictions).
.0300 Housing (prices of various types of homes and common rent fees, housing
shortages, restrictions on building).
.0400 FUel (extent of use by various population groups of different heating and
lighting fuels, prices, shortages, etc.).
.0500 Rationing (food, clothing, shOes, tires, fuels, tobacco, liquor, etc.:
specific regulations, enforcement, black markets, effects on individual
industries).
.0600 Wholesale and Retail Price Indices. Include full particulars on method of
computation used in making these indices.
4106. COOPERATIVES: AGRICULTURAL, CONSUMER, INDUSTRIAL AND OTHER (number and
character of membership, modes of operation, government policies, etc.).
4107. ECONOMIC WARFARE AS CONDUCTED BY BELLIGERENT OR SEMI-BELLIGERENT COUNTRIES.
.0100 OFFENSIVE MEASURES to cripple economic sufficiency of the nation's enemy
(declared or undeclared) including:
01 Measures of economic mobilization (to put full domestic economic re-
sources behind war effort by allocation of scarce materials, manpower and
productive facilities; development of new production and of substitutes).
02 Programs of the country applied in neutral countries (to reduce economic
and financial help to its enemies and increase help for the hone country
by preclusive buying, special trade arrangements, etc.).
.0200 DEFENSIVE MEASURES (for protection of economic resources against the enemy
or for their destruction to prevent use by the enemy).
01 Movement of industries from border regions to interior.
02 Prevention of movement of native products to an enemy by export and re-
export limitations and control (embargo and blockade controls, measures
against smuggling, agreements with foreign consignees to prevent re-
export, rationing of exports to neutrals, to prevent benefiting the
enemy).
03 Enforcing of black lists (within own territory and in trade with foreign
countries in which firms are black-listed, recognition of black-listing
of allies). Government measures designed to cover up or expose individu-
als, banks, organizations, societies, etc., involved.
4'07.0204
Prevention of secretion and cloaking of enemy assets within own terri-
tories for warfare purposes or post-war refuge. Prevention of secretion
and cloaking of enemy assets in foreign country (friendly to them but
enemy to U.S.) for future warfare purpoees or post-war refuge; safehaven.
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Special measures for safeguarding and control of patents and secret
processes of strategic value.
06 Cooperation with the country's allies to control enemy economic penetra-
tion and in support of the economic warfare programs of its allies.
Measures to minimize sabotage, war dislocations, or civilian economy re-
sulting from war.
OPERATION IN NEUTRAL COUNTRIES OF ECONOMIC WARFARE PROGRAMS OF BELLIGERENTS.
NOTE: Studies on exports and imports not relating to the economic warfare
pattern will be reported under Commerce, 4700.
.0100 SPECIAL STUDIES ON RAW MATERIALS AND FINISHED PRODUCTS produced by a neutral
which are critically needed by one or both sides in a war.
01 Amounts produced.
02 Amounts exported to either belligerent side or to neutrals.
03 Possibilities of increased production or of decreased domestic consump-
tion by substitution or otherwise.
.0200 IMPORTS OF RAW MATERIALS AND FINISHED PRODUCTS critically needed by a
neutral, and available from one or another or from both belligerent aides,
from neutrals, or from any combination of these.
01 Amounts secured and their adequacy.
02 Potentialities for developing domestic production.
03 Relation of imports of raw materials from one belligerent side to ex-
ports of raw materials or finished products to the other, and vice versa.
.0300 SPECIAL WAR TRADE AGREEMENTS AND CONTROLS.
01 The machinery of import and export controls.
02 Special controls required by the belligerents to prevent imports from
benefiting the other side (including enforcement procedures and their
effectiveness).
03 Local regulations relating to specific industries (prevention of communi-
cation of trade information to belligerents, of assistance to them in
economic warfare objectives, or refusal to trade with them).
04 ';Trade and finance (methods of payment of belligerents and limitations
imposed, financial connections with local banks, economic.penetration
into local industry, concealed stock controls, influences and assets).
05 Effect of black lists on local industrial enterprises.
06
LISTS:
Official definition of various lists:
BLACK LIST is a British confidential list of suspected but not proven
sympathizers or other persons who cannot be publicly listed for
diplomatic reasons.
CONFIDENTIAL LIST is United States counterpart.
PROCLAIMED LIST is an American-published list of enemy sympathizers.
STATUTORY LIST is the British counterpart.
SPECIAL BLOCKED NATIONS (referred to sometimes as the GRAY LIST) is a
list of persons suspected of dealings with Axis sympathizers, but on whom
there is no proof;
4109. ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF INTERNAL DISTURBANCES (civil war, sabotage, strikes, etc.;
effect upon industries, transportation facilities, financial structure,
commerce, etc.).
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4110. ECONOMIC EneECTS OF ENEMY ATTACKS AND INVASION.
.0100 Effects on agricultural and industrial production.
.0200 Effects on internal transportation facilities and distribution of goods.
.0300 Effects upon shipping and commerce.
.o400 Relocation and dispersal of industries.
.0500 Effects of attacks (incendiary and demolition on urban areas).
NOTE: Effects on an individual objective are reported under the heading for
the specific type of objective.
4111. ECONOMIC Eii.EN,CTS OF ENEMY OCCUPATION (include policies, directives, adminis-
trative structure, etc.).
4112. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC MISSIONS, CONFERENCES AND AGREEMENTS (names of repre-
sentatives, countries concerned, purpose, decisions made, commitments and
principles established, estimate of effect).
.0100 Financial.
.0200 Commercial.
.0300 Reparations.
.0400 Others having economic significance.
4114. CONCENTRATION OF ECONOMIC CONTROLS (monopolies, industrial combinations, trade
and industrial. associations, other economic groups).
4200. FUELS, METALS, AND MINERALS.
4201. MINING INDUSTRY - GENERAL.
.0100 Role of mining in the national economy (importance with relation to other
industries, number of people employed by and supported by mining).
.0200 Extent of exploration and estimates of total reserves in important minerals.
.0300 Present extent of exploitation and expansion possibilities (include maps
showing productive areas and principal mine developments).
.0400 Overall production figures for loading minerals.
.0500 Government policies affecting mineral developments.
.0600 Foreign ownership and control.
.0700 Surpluses and shortages for normal and war-time uses.
.0800 Pattern of movement of minerals (within, and to and from the country).
4202. SOLID FUELS.
.0100 COAL AND COKE.
01 Extent and regional location of reserves; include map.
02 Present and potential rate of exploitation and method of mining
anthracite and bituminous coal and lignite.
4202.0103 Important individual fields and mines (location, ownership, production
figures, capacity, include map).
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adequacy).
05 Consumption by consumer groups and types of coal.
06 Movements (internal routes, export and import ports).
07 Exports and imports, including amounts and countries of destination and
origin.
08 Assessment of sabotage, bombing, demolition or other damages.
09 Factors affecting supply (manpower, technology, etc.).
.0200 OTHER SOLID FUELS.
01 Peat (location and extent of resources, processing methods and by-
products, present and potential production, coal equivalent of peat pro-
duced, household and industrial uses).
02 Charcoal (availdpility of wood for charcoal burning, amounts produced and
coal equivalent, specific uses in industry and transportation).
03 Wood used as fuel (amounts used or available, specific heating uses in
industry and transportation, heating value in terns of' coal).
04 Other solid fuels.
4203. PETROLEUM.
.0100 GENERAL. Inclusive studies and statistics summarizing the overall petroleum
situation. Analysis and data relative to individual phases of operations
are essential and wherever possible are to be developed as outlined below.
(Political implications of this subject should be reported under Political
Section.)
.0200 PETROLEUM RESERVES.
01 Oil reserves (location, nature, extent, and development; include map).
02 Reserves owned or controlled abroad (location, extent of investment, re-
serves controlled); include map.
.0300 CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION (domestic and foreign).
01 Present rate of production and possibilities for expanded output.
02 Individual fields and wells (location, ownership, potential production,
current production, etc.).
.040o PRODUCTION OF LIQUID FUELS AND USE OF SUBSTITUTES.
01 REFINERIES. List, with map.
02 Production statistics of refined products including octane rating,
(aviation gasoline, motor fuel, kerosene, diesel oil, fuel oil, lubri-
cating oil, etc.).
03 Individual refineries (location, ownership, method of operation, types of
products, capacity, current production, source of power, vulnerability to
sabotage and bombing).
08 SYNTHETIC OIL.
09 Processes employed (Bergius, Hydrogenation, Fisher-Tropsch Synthesis, Low
Temperature Tar, High Temperature Tar).
4203.olao Types and amounts produced.
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amount of production, capacity, source of power, vulnerability).
12 Expansion possibilities.
17 SUBSTITUTE FUELS (liquid, solid, gas).
LIQUID SUBSTITUTES AND BLENDING AGENTS (alcohol, benzol, methanol, etc.;
various types of blends).
19 Production volumes used for motor fuel and other purposes.
20 Types of blends used with percentages of petroleum, derivatives, and
other constituents.
21 Petroleum equivalent of substitute liquid fuels produced.
22 SOLID SUBSTITUTES (wood, charcoal, lignite).
23 Quantities used for motorization.
24 Petroleum equivalent saved.
25 GAS SUBSTITUTES (acetylene, compressed illuminating gas, methane, etc.).
26 Quantities used for motorization.
27 Petroleum equivalent.
32 OVERALL PRODUCTION FIGURES BY TYPES OF PRODUCTS (mineral oils, synthetic
oils and substitutes).
.0500 INDIVIDUAL OIL TYPES -- properties, uses, production and consumption.
01 Aviation gasoline.
02 Motor fuels (gasoline blends, gasolines, etc.).
03 Kerosene.
04 Diesel oils.
05 Fuel oils (light).
o6 Lubricating oils.
07 Bunker oils (residual fuel oils).
OS Other.
.0600 STOCKS AND STORAGE.
01 Stocks on hand, by areas or districts.
02 Storage installations (location, number, type of installation, ownership,
size and capacity of tanks, type of product stored, warehouse storage for
packaged products).
03 Temporary storage depots and dumps (location, types of oil, amounts).
.0700 EXPORT AND IMPORT PATTERN (types of products, amounts, ownership, source).
.0800 TRANSPORTATION AND DISTRIBUTION.
4203.0801 Pipe lines (route, specifications of construction, uses, capacity, pump
stations, and other installations, storage, etc., including maps).
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petroleum products.
03 Transportation equipment -- tank cars, tank trucks, tank vessels (number,
capacity, product carried).
04 Distribution and marketing facilities (location and ownership, areas
served, specific installations, kind and volume of products handled,
regional and local storage and tank wagon facilities provided).
05 Other factors affecting distribution and marketing of petroleum products
(transportation difficulties, temporary shortages, taxation, etc.).
.0900 NATIONAL CONSUMPTION (in peace and in war).
01 OVERALL CONSUMPTION OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS (by type of product).
02 PATTERN OF OIL CONSUMPTION BY AMOUNTS AND TYPES OF PRODUCTS.
03 According to use (by all types of shipping, including Navy and fishin,!
fleet; by all motor vehicles and units; for other motor and industrial
uses; for household uses, etc.).
o4 ConSumption by various groups (civilians, Army, Navy, Air Forces, etc.).
.1000 RECONNAISSANCE AND TARGET PHOTOGRAPHS AND REPORTS ON:
01 Total or regional oil supply system (strategic and operational).
02 Oil fields and wells.
03 Refineries. .
04 Synthetic oil plants.
05 Storage installations and depots.
06 Transportation equipment.
.1100 ASSESSMENT OF SABOTAGE, BOMBING AND DEMOLITION DAMAGES.
4204. NATURAL GAS.
.0100 RESOURCES EXPLORED (regions or areas concerned and estimated reserves).
.o2oa EXTENT AND IMPORTANCE OF USE.
01 Industrial uses (actual and potential).
02 'Household uses (actual and potential).
03 Important pipe lines (location, installations, with diagram).
.0300 INDIVIDUAL COMPANIES AND OPERATORS.
.04o0 GOVERNMENT PARTICIPATION IN DEVELOPMENT.
NOTE: Public utility gas plants are reported elsewhere.
4205.0000 METALS AND METALLURGY.
NOTE: In reporting ore and metal tonnages, care should be taken to give data
which cannot be misinterpreted. Whether figures are given in terms of the raw
ore broken, ore concentrates or smelter and refinery products, specific infor-
mation should be included as to the actual metal content. Also define terms
in which metallic Content is expressed, 'specifying whether the reference is to
the element or to a compound such as 14003, 1T205, TiO2, A82?3, etc.
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development of various metal resources).la
.0200 IRON AND STEEL.
01 GENERAL STUDIES ON THE IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY.
02 IRON ORE RESOURCES AND EXPLOITATION.
03 Ore reserves (areas, type and quality or ore, accessibility, etc.).
04 Developed ore fields and mines (location, ownership, purity and quality
of ore, concentration facilities, production, disposition of ore).
05 Movements of ore (along internal land and water routes, export and
import).
10 PIG IRON.
11 Extent of conversion of domestic ore to pig iron and use in domestic
steel industry.
12 Pig iron types (charcoal, coke and electro pig iron).
13 Production figures (location and production source of ore of individual
furnaces and furnace-groups when possible).
14 Movements of pig iron (internal shipping and import and export).
15 Non-steel-making uses of pig iron (castings including malleable, etc.).
20 SPONGE IRON (when produced, type of furnace, volume of production, uses).
25 FERRO-ALLOY MANUFACTURE.
26 Total production figures of various alloy types (ferro-chrome, ferro-
manganese, ferro-tungsten, ferro-silicon, ferro-molybdenum spiegeleisen,
etc.).
27 Individual ferro-alloy reduction works (location, types and volume of
production, ownership, etc.).
28 Import and export of ferro-alloys.
33 PRIMARY STEEL MANUFACTURE - GENERAL
34 EXTENT OF DEVELOPMENT AND DEGREE OF SELF-SUFFICIENCY (including adequacy
for war needs).
35 COMPOSITION AND TYPES OF STEEL PRODUCED.
36 WROUGHT IRON, SIMPLE CARBON STEELS, ETC.
37 ALLOY STEELS ACCORDING TO COMPOSITION (Percentage of various alloys and
substitutions possible)
38 High alloy steels (chrome, nickel, tungsten).
39 Low alloy (molybdenum--chromium--vanadium, manganese, vanadium, nickel).
4o ALLOY STEELS ACCORDING TO FUNCTION AND USE (armorplate, refractory and
corrosion-resistant steel, high speed and other tool steels, ball-
bearing steel; give percentages of alloys and possibilities of substitu-
tion).
4205.0241 GOVERNMENTAL OR MILITARY CONTROL OF MANUFACTURE AND ALLOCATION of armor-
plate and other special steels.
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GENERAL STATISTICS ON STEEL PRODUCTION.
Pig iron used in steel and wrought iron (of domestic and of foreign
manufacture).
45 Scrap iron and steel scrap used annually and stocks of scrap (of domestic
and foreign origin).
46 Alloy metals used in steel (kind and amount).
47 Total production of ingots and of steel for castings (separately for
carbon and alloy steels).
48 ? Total tonnage of finished steel, i.e., steel for castings and all rolled
products (with separate figures where possible for forging billets,
rails, structural shapes, plate, sheet and strip, etc.).
53 INDIVIDUAL STEEL COMPANIES.
54 Ownership and direction (including participation and interests in other
industries).
55 Plant equipment, power and materials (location, types, and capacities of
furnaces, converters, foundries, rolling mills, shops, etc., chief
sources of materials used, specific sources of power, vulnerability to
sabotage or bombing).
56 Types of products and statistics of production for companies or individu-
al plants ("home" pig iron, castings and forgiigs, carbon and alloy steel
ingots, rolled products, etc.).
61 DISPOSITION AND MOVEMENT OF STEEL PRODUCTS.
62 Principal domestic consumers of steel'(by industries and companies).
63 Main routes of steel shipment within country.
64 Import and export p;..ttern (types of products, amount, countries
concerned).
69 ASSESSMENT OF SABOTAGE, BOMBING, DEMOLITION, AND OTHER DAMAGES.
.0300 LIGHT METALS (aluminum and maganesium).
01 PROCESSES USED IN MANUFACTURE.
02 KINDS AND SOURCES OF RAW MATERIALS USED (bauxite, labradorite nephelite,
andalusite, fluorspar, cryolite magnesite, dolomite, brime, etc.).
NOTE: Details of domestic production of such minerals are reported under
Non-Metallic Minerals.
STATISTICS ON PRODUCTION (alumina, synthetic cryolite, aluminum metal,
magnesium metal, aluminum and magnesium rolled products and manu-
factures).
INDIVIDUAL PLANTS (location, ownership and direction, methods and equip-
ment, specific source of power, rate of consumption of electricity per
ton of metal, type and volume of production, capacity, source of
materials, vulnerability to sabotage and enemy action).
05 SPECIFIC DOMESTIC USES of the metals and possibilities for substitution
(including provisions for restricting its use and allocations to.various
industries).
4205.0306 MOVEMENTS OF MATERIALS AND FINISHED PRODUCTS.
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4205.0307 Routes of transportation within the country.
00 Export and import routes, and amounts.
09 STOCKPILES AND RESERVES.
10 ASSESSMENT OF SABOTAGE, BOMBING, DEMOLITION, AND GIBER DAMAGES.
,0400 STEEL ALLOYING METALS (nickel, chrome, manganese, tungsten, molybdenum,
cobnit, vanadium, silicon).
01 EXTENT OF DOMESTIC RESOURCES (known deposits, calculated reserves).
02 TOTAL ANNUAL PRODUCTION FIGURES and potentialities for increase.
03 INDIVIDUAL MINES (location, ownership, mining and concentrating methods
and equipment, production, capacity figures, efficiency of operation, and
destination of the ore).
04 SMELTERS AND REFINERIES (location, types and volume of production, source
of ores, degree of refining, destination of product and route of
shipment).
05 USES OF METALS for alloys and manufactures within the country and possi-
bilities for substitution.
06 MOVEMENTS OF ORE AND METAL (volumes and routes).
07 Transportation within country.
08 Export and import.
13 STOCKPILES
14 ASSESSMENT OF SABOTAGE, BOMBING, DEMOLITION AND OTHER DAMAGES
.0500 OTHER IMPORTANT NON-FERROUS METALS (copper, zinc, lead, tin).
(Outlined as under .0400 above.)
.0600 SECONDARY NON-FERROUS METALS 01,' VARIED USAGES (mercury, magnesium, antimony,
cadmium, bismuth, sodium, arsenic). ' (Outline as under .0400 above.)
.0700 MINOR METALS (radium and uranium, 'barium, beryllium, indium, selenium and
tellurium, zirconium, cesium, tantalum, columbium, lithium, etc).
(Outline as under .0400 above)
.0800 PRECIOUS METALS (gold, silver, platinum). (Outline as under .0400 above)
.0900 VARIOUS ALLOYS, CHIEFLY NON-FERROUS (brasses and bronzes, nichrome,
cupronickel, silver alloys, German silver, Kanthal monel metal, amalgams,
hard metals including stellites, tungsten carbide, etc.).
01 Adequacy of domestic production (amounts produced, shortages, imports and
exports).
02 Processes and uses.
03 Smelters and processing plants (location, ownership, production and
capacity, source of power, vulnerability).
.1000 MISCELLANEOUS METELLURGICAL PROCESSES (plating, galvanizing, enamelling,
tinning, spraying, etc.).
01 Adequacy of domestic facilities.
02 Methods employed.
4205.1003 Plants and facilities (location, type of products, volume of production,
disposition of output, etc.).
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4206. NON-METALLIC MINERALS.
.0100 CHIEF MINERALS (line, limestone, dolomite, nitrates, potash, salts,deposits,
elemental sulphur, pyrites, phosphates, mica, graphite, asbestos).
01 Extent of resources (known deposits, calculated reserves).
02 Total annual production figures and 'potentialities for increase.
03 Individual mines and quarries (location, ownership and operation,
? processing equipment, production and capacity figures, destinations and
route3 of shipment).
04 Specific domestic uses, industrial and military, of the mineral possi-
bilities for substitution.
05 Export and import data.
06 Reserve stooks.
.0200 MINERALS OF IMPORTANCE IN MANUFACTURE OF LIGHT METALS (bauxite, labradorite,
nepheene and andalusite, fluorspar, cryolite, magnesite, dolomite, etc.).
? (Outline as under .0100 above.)
.0300 IMPORTANT CLAYS AND REFRACTORY MINERALS (gypsum, dumortierite, kyanite,
talc, steatite, etc.). (Outline as under .0100 above.)
.0400 ABRASIVE MINERALS (industrial diamonds, natural silica, pumice, corundum,
'emery). (Outline as under .0100 above.)
.0500 ASSESSMENT OF SABOTAGE, BOMBING, DEMOLITION, AND OTHER DAMAGE.
4300. AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND FISHING (INCLUDING PROCESSING).
.4301. GENERAL AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT.
.0100 Position of agriculture in the national economy (importance with relation to
other industries, number of people engaged in and supported by).
.0200 Percentage of land in whole country or in larger natural areas, devoted to
various agricultural usages (under cultivation in orchard, in pasture and
natural hayland, in forests). (Include nap or maps.)
.0300 Additional areas available' for extension of cultivation or for other
agricultural uses.
.0400 Distribution of land ownership (governmental, private, absentee, communal,
and foreign ownership).
.0500 Government promotion of agriculture (financing, subsidies, export bounties,
homesteading, etc.).
.0600 Availability of facilities for agricultural educatiOn and scientific ex-
perimentation.
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.0700 Research on and development of industrial uses for agricultural products and
by-products. -
4302. FOOD CROPS.
.0100 Land under cultivation for various main crops (cereals and canes, vege-
tables, oil seeds,.fruits, etc.).
.0200 Production and distribution figures by type (for the country as a whole and
by areas.
4302.0300 . Irrigation and reclamation projects.
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4302.0400 Factors affecting the development of various crops (weather, pests, fires,
soil erosion, fertilizer requirements and supplies, foreign competition,
availability, of farm labor and farm implements).
.0500 Modernity of farming methods (Use of machinery, use of-fertilizers,
contouring, rotation of crops, etc.).
.0600 Imports and exports. Total annual disappearance and stockpiles (by
individual crops).
.0700 Utilization of food crops. (Quantity and percentage used for seed, indus-
trial uses, manufactured food products, and net table use; consumption
by various classes of population - farm, non-farm, etc. - total require-
ments, sufficiency.)
4303.
.0100
.0200
NOTE: Crops which have both food and non-food uses should be reported under
4302.
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY AND DAIRYING.
Grazing land and forage resources (in the whole country and by areas).
Types and numbers of animals raised in the whole country and by areas (draft
animals, cattle, horses, sheep, hogs, poultry; etc.).
.0300 Blooded stock, scientific feeding, modern dairy and other equipment and
methods.
.o4o0 National and regional dairy production (milk, butter, cheese, eggs, poultry,
etc.)
.0500 Production and distribution of meat, national and regional (beef, pork,
mutton, rabbit, etc. Include location and rate of production of main
slaughter houses and packing plants).
.0600 Factors affecting the animal industry (lack of forage, diseases, foreign
competition, etc.).
.0700 Domestic consumption and sufficiency of dairy and meat products. Imports
and exports of livestock, and dairy and meat products.
4304. PROCESSED FOODS.
.0100 Milled products (flour, cereals, etc.). Location and description of plants,
production, Imports - exports, domestic consumption, sufficiency.
.0200 Dehydrated foods. Location and description of plants, production, imports -
exports, domestic consumption, sufficiency.
.0300 Sugar (raw materials used, refineries, production, consumption, import -
export, etc.).
.0500 Frozen foods (volume of production of frozen fruits, vegetables, meats).
NOTE: Refrigeration is reDorted under General Public Service Facilities,
4505.
.0600 Canned foods: fruit, vegetables, meats, etc. (location, kind and volume of
production of principal canneries).
.0700 Edible fats and oils (processing plants, production, consumption, import -
export, sufficiency).
.0800 Distilled and fermented products -- wines, liquor, beer, etc. (location of
important productive areas and plants, volume of production, restrictions
and regulations).
4304.0900 Assessment of damage from sabotage, demolition, or other causes.
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.0100 Tobacco (areas, acreage, production, export and import).
.0200 Cotton (same as 4305.0100).
.0300 Flax, hemp, sisal, and other fibres (same as above).
.040o Rubber (same as above).
.0500 Cork, bamboo, etc. (main areas, volume of production).
.0600 Non-food oil seeds (main areas, volume of production).
.0700 Other products.
.0800 Factors affecting the growing of non-food crops (drought, flood, fire, plant
diseases, etc.).
NOTE: Rubber manufactures are reported under 4416. Forest resources are re-
ported under 4308. Wood products are reported under 4412.
4306. NON-FOOD .ANIMAL PRODUCTS.
.0100 Hides (kinds, number, disposal).
NOTE: Leather manufacture, including tanning, is reported under 4414.
.0200 Fur (trapping resources, fur farming, export surpluses).
.0300 Wool (land devoted to sheep raising, amount of wool grown and disposition).
NOTE: Wool in textile manufacture is reported under 4415.
.0400 Fertilizers (places of manufacture and availability).
.0500 Other products (hair, bristles, non-edible oils and extracts, glue, etc.).
.0600 Silk (location and acreage of mulberry trees, production disposal of cocoons
and raw silk).
NOTE: Processing of silk report under 4415.
4307. FISHING AND FISH PRODUCTS. (Include shellfish, seaweed, etc., where the topic
is appropriate.)
.0100 Main fishing areas (kinds of fish, seasons, equipment, international agree-
ments and regulations).
.0200 Fish catch (tonnages by region and type of fish).
..0300 Landing, handling, transportation facilities.
.o400 Disposition of catch (i.e. as fresh, salted, frosted and dried fish, fish
meals, fish oils).
.0500 Fish canning industry (location, ownership, kind and amount of production of
important plants, types of packing).
.0600 FrOzen fish industry (as above).
.0700 Fish meal industry (as above).
.0800 Cod-liver oil industry (as above).
4307.0900 Herring or other fish oil industry (as above).
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4307.1000 Whaling industry (waters used, floating factories, production, disposal and
use of whale oil.
.1100 Statistics on import and export of fisn and fish products.
.1200 Factors affecting, catch and plant outputs (restriction of fishing areas,
lack of boat fuel, sabotage, bombing or demolition of factories, etc.).
.1300 General studies on the fishing industry (status of development, capital in-
vested, number of persona engaged and supported, importance in the national
economy, plans for development).
4308. 0REST RESOURCES.
.0100 Forested regions (location, acreages, tree types, density and size of
growth, yearly increase, altitude limit of growth; include map.
.0200 Present exploitation of resources (areas, yearly cuttings, etc.).
.0300 Routes of movement of timber.
.0400 Classification of timber according to use.
.0500 Policies and factors affecting the protection and development of forest
resources (conservation measures, reforestation, fires and droughts, floods,
etc.).
NOTE: Wood products are reported under 4412.
4400. MANUFACTURING.
NOTE: Steel is reported under 4205.0200. Petroleum refining is reported under
? 4203.0401. Processed food is reported under 4304.
4401. MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY - GENERAL.
.0100 Function of manufacturing industries in the national economy (comparative
progressiveLess of development, plans for expansiOn, portion of popula-
tion employed and supported, export-import pattern of raw materials and
manufactured goods).
.0200 ' Important manufacturing areas (locdtion by provinces, districts, urban
areas, with map; general factors determining concentrations).
.0300 Relative importance of various manufacturing industries (list in terms of
numbers employed, plant investment, and value of output).
.0400 Extent of foreign investment and control (including international cartels
and combines).
.0500 Concentration of domestic control (both private corporate control and
governmental control and direction). ,
.0600 Factors limiting or promoting industrial development (adequacy of trans-
portation facilities and power, access to raw materials, geographic
position).
.0700 Outstanding industrialists and manufacturing officials (industries and
companies with which associated).
4402. RAILORAD EQUIPMENT (locomotives, steam and electric; passenger and freight
cars, tank cars, etc; rails, switches and other equipment).
.0100 Adequacy ofdomestic manufacture for requirements (necessity for importation or
surplus for sale abroad; plans for expansion).
4402.0200 Yearly production statistics and capacities. Imports and exports by type.
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.o400
44o3.
.oloo
.0200
.030o
.o400
.0500
.o600
.0700
44o4.
.0100
.0200
.0300
.04w
.0500
.o600
.0700
44o4.0800
Important individual plants (location, ownership, and control; types and
description of equipment made; production and capacity figures; con-
vertibility to war-time uses; specific sources of power; vulnerability to
bombing or sabotage; maps, sketches and photographs).
Assessment of damage from sabotage, bombing, demolition, fire, etc.
MOTORIZED AND NON-MOTORIZED-VEHICLES, CIVILIAN AND MILITARY (trucks, auto-
mobiles, buses, motorcycles, tractors, half-tracks, tanks, combat cars,
trailers, wagons, bicycles, etc.).
Adequacy of 'domestic manufacture in peace and in war (necessity for impor-
tation of finished vehicles or parts, or surplus for sale abroad; conversion
possibilities; plans for expansion).
Types of vehicles and other motorized units (specifications as to size,
capacity, power, and use).
Statistics on yearly domestic production; export and import, by types (for
both civilian and military units).
Analysis of the total pattern of manufacture and assembly.
General assembly plants (location, ownership and control; types and
description of motor vehicles; production and capacity figures; disposition
of output including destinations of consignments for military use; converti-
bility to war needs; specific sources of power; vulnerability to bombing or
sabotage; maps, sketches, and photographs).
Manufacture of parts, including generator equipment
fuels (details as for general assembly plants).
NOTE: Numbers of civilian motor vehicles in' country and facilities for
motor repair and supply are reported under 4603.0500.
Assessment of damage from sabotage, bombing, demolition, etc.
AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION (civilian and military).
Adequacy of domestic manufacture in peace and in war (necessity for impor-
tation of finished planes or parts; surplus manufacture for sale abroad;
conversion possibilities; plans for expansion).
Types of planes built, including gliders (information as to size, dimen-
sions, weight, power, use, performance, carrying capacities, armament,
Statistics, by airplane types, on domestic production, export and import
(including equipment brought into the country outside the framework of
normal commercial exchange).
General assembly plants (location, ownership and control, types con-
structed, production and capacity figures, general production methods, con-
vertibility to war uses, possibility of dispersal to other locations, in-
cluding underground plants, specific sources of power, transportation
facilities, disposition of output including, destinations of consignments for
military use, specific vulnerability to bombing or sabotage; maps, sketches
and photographs).
Plants producing airplane parts, including engines and propellers (details
as for general assembly plants). (See 4420. for Precision Equipment.)
Sabotages or lags in production of critical components, especially engines,
or other production bottlenecks which would immediately affect aircraft
production rates.
Inspection methods and standards, especially those stipulated by Army and
Navy, and percentage of rejections for each type of aircraft. Relationships
between private firma and the government and/or the military forces.
Assessment 'ofdamage from sabotage, bombing, demolition, fire, natural
disasters, and other causes.
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4405.0000 SHIPBUILDING (all types of ships including naval units).
.0100 Adequacy of domestic manufacture for peace and war-time needs (extent of
home needs, necessity for purchases abroad, surplus building for sale '
abroad, etc.).
.0200 Types of vessels domestically constructed (specifications as to dimensions,
tonnage capacities, fuel use, power and speed, etc.).
.0300 Statistics for each type on domestic manufacture, purchases abroad and sales
abroad (including number and tonnages of vessels).
.0400 Shipyards (location, ownership, equipment and facilities; output, and
capacity of ways; types constructed; utilization for repairs; present
building program and specific building contracts; specific sources of power,
vulnerability to sabotage and bombing; maps, sketches and photographs).
.0500 Manufacture of marine engines (steam, diesel, gasoline) and other component
parts or units; dependence upon foreign sources for materials and com-
ponents.
.0600 Possibility of expanded production (by extension or multiplication of yards,
conversion of industry, etc.).
.0700 Government international policies and other factors affecting the ship-
building program.
.0800 Assessment of damages from sabotage, bombing, demolition and other causes.
NOTE: Ship repair facilities are reported under 4664.0363.
4406. MACHINERY, MACHINE PARTS AND MISCELLANEOUS HEAVY EQUIPMENT.
.0100 INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY (mining and drilling, pumping, dredging, lifting, can,
struction, agricultural, plant and mill equipment, boilers, furnaces, etc.).
.0101 Adequacy of domestic Manufacture for requirements; import needs or export
surpluses; plans for expansion.
.0102 Important individual plants (location, ownership and control; economic and
strategic importance; types and methods of manufacture; statistics an pro-
duction and capacity; destination of output; convertibility to war-time
uses; specific sources of power and raw materials and possibilities of -
alternative sources; specific vulnerability to bathing or sabotage; maps,
sketches, photographs.).
.0200 HEAVY FINCTRICAL EQUIPMENT (dynamos, generators, transformers; other power
equipment; electrodes).
Information for subdivisions .0201 and .0202 as under Industrial Machinery
above.
.0300 MACHINE TOOLS, BALL AND ROLLER BEARINGS, TOOLS, etc. ?
Information for subdivisions .0301 and .0302 as under Industrial Machinery
above.
.0400 ENGINES AND MOTORS.
Information for subdivisions .0401 and .0402 as under Industrial Machinery
above.
.0500 DAMAGE FROM SABOTAGE, BOMBING, DEMOLITION AND OTHER CAUSES.
4407. COMMUNICATIORS, SIGNAL ADD LIGHTEWEQUEEMMOT (telephone, telegraph, cable,
radio, radar equipment, vire, semaphores, military signal equipment, search-
lights, etc.).
.0100 Adequacy of domestic manufacture; plans for expansion.
.0200 Types and makes used.
4407.0300 Manufacturing plants and supply companies (location, ownership, equipment,
types and description of products; rate of production; disposition of
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4407.0300 output including destinations of consignments for military use; source of
power; vulnerability of installastions).
.0400 Statistical data (on reauirements, domestic production; imports and
exports).
.0500 Reserve Stocks (location and amounts).
.2600 Damage from sabotage and enemy action.
4408. CHEMICALS, EXPLOSIVES, AR GASES AND SMOKE PREPARATIONS.
.0100 INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS (nitrogen, liquid air, nitric
acid, sulphur, sulphuric acid, salt, soda, alums, chlorine, ammonium
sulphate, calcium carbide, cyanamide, superphosphate, alcohol (including
ethyl, isopropyl, and methanol), benzene, toluol, acetone, acetic acid,
naphthaline, dyes, phenol, formaldehyde, etc.).
01 Adequacy of domestic production in peace and in war native regional re-
sources in raw materials, extent of dependence upon other countries for
raw materials, semi-manufactures andmanufacturers, consumption, short-
ages and export surpluses; plans for expansion; maps, sketches,
photographs).
02 Extent of governmental ownership and control.
03 Foreign investments, control and operation.
04 Individual companies and plants (types of production; ownership and
direction; source of materials and destination of products, including
destination of consignments to be used for military purposes; figures on
output and capacity; types of equipment; conversion possibilities for
war purposes; specific sources of power and possible alternative sources;
vulnerability to bombing and sabotage; maps, sketches and photographs).
05 New developments in chemistry (including wood chemistry, substitutes,
etc.).
06 Overall statistics on various chemicals and chemical products (domestic
production, consumption, import and export, stocks on hand, with location
where possible).
07 Major consumers of chemicals in various industries.
08 Dsmage from sabotage and enemy action.
-0200 EXPLOSIVES, INDUSTRIAL AND MILITARY (propellants and low explosives, high
explosives, detonators, incendiaries, etc.).
01 Adequacy of domestic production in Peace and war (as under Industrial
Chemicals above).
02 Types of explosives (formulae and processes used, new developments, uses,
and possible military adaptations).
03 Ownership, control and operation (governmental and foreign investments
and direction).
04 Individual companies and plants (details as under Industrial Chemicals
above, including destination of consignments for military use).
05 Overall statistics (domestic production, imports and exports, stocks on
hand, With location where possible).
4408.0206 Assessment of damages from sabotage, bombing, and other enemy action.
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4408.0300 WAR GASES, SMOKE PREPARATIONS, etc. (phosgene, chlorine, mustard, adamsite,
lewisite, chlorpicrin, tetrachloride, Berger's mixture, etc.).
01 Formulae, processes, and materials used.
02 Individual factories or plants (location, ownership, and direction;
sources of materials; kind and amount of production; disposition of out-
put including destination of consignments for military use; sources of
power andjossible alternative sources; vulnerability to bombing and
sabotage).
03 Potential rate of production.
04 Stocks accumulated (location and quantity by types).
05 Damage from sabotage, bombing, demolition, etc.
4409. MANUFACTURE OF GUNS, EXPLOSIVE DEVICES AND AMMUNITION.
.0100 SMALL ARMS (all guns up to 37 mm).
01 Adequacy of domestic production (degree of development; extent of de-
pendence upon other countries for finished arms, parts and semi-manu-
factures; requirements, shortages and export surpluses; plans for
expansion).
02 Individual types of manufacture (including specifidations and sketches).
03 Ownership and control of the industry.
04 Individual plants manufacturing whole guns or parts (location, ownership
and direction; output and capacity figures; disposition of output in-
cluding destinations of consignments for military use; equipment and
conversion possibilities; specific sources of power and possible alterna-
tive sources; vulnerability to bombing and sabotage; sketches and
photographs).
05 Overall statistics on various gun types (domestic production, import and
export, acquisitions outside of regular commercial exchanges, stocks on
hand).
.0200 ARTILLERY AND MORTARS (guns of 37 mm and over).
Information for .0201, .0202, .0203, .0204, .0205, as under Small Arno
above.
/.0300 ROCKET LAUNCHERS AND ROCKETS.
Information for .0301, .0302, .0303, .0304, .0305, as under Small Arms
above.
.0400 EXPLOSIVE DEVICES (bombs land mines, sea mines, hand grenades, booby traps,
fuzes and igniters, etc.
Information for .0401, .0402, .0403, .0404, .0405, as under Small Arms
above.
.0500 MISCELLANEOUS DEVICES (flame throwers, pyrotechnic firing devices, chemical
projectors, others).
Information for .0501, .0502, .0503, .0504, .0505, as under Small Arno'
above.
4409.0600 AMMUNITON (for small arms, artillery, and mortars).
Information for .0601, .0602, .0603, .0604, .0605, as under Small Arms
above.
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4409.0700 RESERVES OF MMS, AMMUNITION AND EXPLOSIVE DEVICES NOT UNDER MILITARY
CONTROL (location and quantities).
.0800. CONSUMPTION OR REQUIREMENT OF MATERIALS (steel, copper, nickel; etc.).
.0900 DAMAGE FROM SABOTAGE AND ENEMY ACTION.
4410. PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS, DRUGS AND MEDICAL. SUPPLIES.
.0100. Adequacy of domestic production in peace and war (as under Industrial
Chemicals above).
.0200 Governmental control and regulation (including rules and controls for
distribution and retail sale).
.0300 Experimentation and research.
.0400 Individual companies, plants and laboratories (details as under Industrial
Chemicals above).
.0500 Overall statistics on various products (domestic production, imports and
exports, stocks on hand, and location if possible).
.0600 Damage by sabotage, demolition, etc.
.0700 Narcotics: opium, morphine, marijuana, etc. (include government policies,
legal and illegal traffic, controls, production, etc.)
4411. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND EQUIPMENT (including X-ray, fluoroscopic
devices, operating equipment, dental equipment, all surgical Instruments,
etc.).
Information for .0100, .0200, .0300, .0400, .0500, and .0600 as for
Pharmaceutical Preparations above.
4412. WOOD PRODUCTS AND PAPER (lumber, sulphite and sulphate pulp, cellulose, card-
board, fibre board, plywood, pitprops, turpentine, rosin, tar, sulphite
liquor).
NOTE: Forest resources are reported under 4308. Wood used as fuel is reported
under Solid Fuels, :4202'.'
.0100 Adequacyof domestic production (important domestic develorments with regions
concerned; extent of independence of or dependence upon other countries for
raw materials or manufactures; import needs and export surpluses; plans for
expansion).
.0200 Extent of governmental ownership and control.
.0300 Extent of foreign investments, control and operation.
.O4-OO Factors affecting the development of the industry (international agreements
or cartels, adequacy of labor, geographical position, etc.).
.0500 Processes and methods (including new developments in wood chemistry).
.0600 Movements of wood products (along internal routes, and in and out of the
country).
.0700 . Individual companies, plants and mills (location, types o2 products, owner-
ship and direction; source of materials; figures on output and capacity;
destinations of output including consignments for military uses; conversion
possibilities for war purposes; specific sources of power and possible
alternative sources; vulnerable points in plant system; maps, sketches and
photographs).
4412.0800 Overall statistics on various products (domestic production, domestic con-
sumption, imports and exports, stocks on hand).
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4412.0900 Damage by sabotage, bombing and other causes, and deterioration in plant
equipment.
4413. BUILDING MATERIALS (cement, building stone, brick, tile, glass, construction
steel).
NOTE: Lumber, fibre board, etc. are reported under Wood Products, 4412.
.0100 ADEQUACY AND AVAILABILITY OF DOMESTIC MAlERIALS AND MANUFACTURES (resources
of various areas, dependence upon import, export surpluses; plans for ex-
pansion).
.0200 PREVALENT TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION.
.0300 QUARRIES (location, ownership, type and dimensions of products, figures on
production, possibilities for expanded output, stocks on hand).
.0400 BRICK AND TILE WORKS (details as for quarries).
.0500 CENENT PLANTS (location, ownership, and direction; quality of product;
figures on output and capacity; source of raw materials and disposition of
finished product, including destinations of consignments for military use;
stocks on hand; sources of power; vulnerable points in plant system; maps,
sketches and photographs).
.0600 GLASS MANUFACTURING PLANT n (window glass, glass brick, etc.).
.0700 PAINTS AND VARNISHES.
.0800 CONSTRUCTION b1EEL, pipes and fittings, ventilation and air conditioning
equipment.
.0900 PREFABRICATION.
01 Processes and materials.
02 Extent and purposes of manufactures (destinations and specific consign-
ments, when possible).
03 Individual plant units (location and production).
OI Exports and imports, stocks on hand.
.1000 DAMAGE FRON. SABOTAGE, BOMBING, DEMOLITION AND OTHER CAUSES.
.1100 RECONSTRUCTION of Installations damaged by bombing, sabotage, fire, earth.-
quake, etc. (materials and construction methods used, rate and adequacy,
etc.).
NOTE: Rehabilitation of industry in an occupied area is reported under
4103.
4414 LEATHER MANUFACTURES.
NOTE: Hides are reported under Non-Food Animal Products, 4306.
.0100 Adequacy of domestic leather manufactures (extent of dependence upon import
for raw materials and semi-manufactures, export surpluses; plans for
expansion).
.0200 Tanning methods, materials and processes.
.0300 Types and volumes of various manufactured products.
.o400 Substitutes (materials, adaptations and uses).
4414.0500 Individual tanneries and manufacturing plants (location, types of products,
ownership and direction, source of materials, figures on output and
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4414.0500 capacity, machinery and equipment, specific sources of power, disposition of
manufactured goods, including destinations of consignments for military use,
stocks on hand; maps,-sketches and photographs).
.0600 Statistical summaries (on consumption, production, imports, exports).
.0700 Damage from sabotage and other causes.
4415. TEXTTLPS .(cotton, woolen, linen, rayon, nylon, silk, etc: clothing).
.0100 Adequacy of domestic production for peace and war-time needs self-
sufficiency or dependence upon Imports of crude materials, textile basic
manufactures, and end products; export surpluses; plans for expansion).
.0200 Ownership and control of the industry.
.0300 Chief processing and Manufacturing areas (types and volume of production).
.0400 Synthetic and substitute materials and new processes.
.0500 Special manufactures for military use.
.0600 Important plants (location, ownership, types of products with volume of
production, processes and equipment, possible expansion, source of
materials, type of equipment, specific sources of power, destination of
finished goods including consignments for military use; vulnerability of
installations; maps, sketches, and photographs).
.0700 Statistical data (number of spindles, looms, production, imports, exports,
consumption, stocks).
.0800 Damage from sabotage, enemy action or other causes.
4416. RUBBER MANUFACTURE.
NOTE: Growing of rubber is reported under Non-Food Plant Products, 4305.
.0100 NATURAL RUBBER (hevea, Castilla, vine rubber, etc.).
01 Adequacy of domestic production of raw materials by classification and of
manufactures (degree of self-sufficiency and dependence upon imported
materials and manufactures; export surpluses; plans for expansion).
02 Preparation of crude rubber from latex (methods and chemicals used).
03 Extent of governmental ownership and control.
o4 Foreign investments, control and operation.
05 International agreements and arrangements affecting growing of rubber.
.0200 SYNTHETIC RUBBER.
01 Extent of development and adequacy to meet needs including degree of
dependence for materials upon import, export surpluses; plans for
expansion).
02 Processes, formulae, and specific materials used (Buns S, Buna N,
Neoprene, Thiokol, etc.).
03 Extent of governmental ownership and control.
.0204 Foreign ownership and agreements as to use of processes.
.0300 RECLAIMED RUBBER.
4416,0301 Processes (acid, alkaline, pan methods).
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4416.0302 Production facilities.
03 Consumption (with details as to use).
.0400 MANUFACTURE AND REPAIR OF TIRES.
01 Types, sizes, and numbers manufactured (tires and tubes for pascener
cars, motorcycles, trucks and hu-31-Je3; mIlltary vehicles and aircraft;
miscellaneous).
02 Manufacture of camelbaek (extent of use).
03 Recapping and retreading plants (location and equipment).
o4 Other tire repair materials (availabilit.
.0500 OTHER RUBBER MANUFACTURES.
01 Footwear (shoes, boots, rubber-soled shoes, soles, heels).
02 Rubber and rubberized clothing.
03 Industrial rubber goods (hose, belting, packing, etc.).
o4 Druggist sundries and other products.
05 Special manufactures for military use.
.0600 INDIVIDUAL RUBBER PROCESSING AND MANUFACTURING PLANTS (location, ownership,
types of products, volume of production, capacity, processing methods and
equipment, sourzos of materials and power, de7tination of finished prcdeto
including goods intended for military use; vulnerability of plant complexes
to sabotage and bombing. Include maps, sketches and photographs).
.0700 GENERAL STATISTICAL DATA (latex, crude ribber, and manufactures).
01 Domestic cond,tmption (by industries, where possible).
02 Domestic production of crude nIbber.
03 Domestic production of tires
o4 Domestic production of other rubber g',ods.
05 Reserve stocks of rubber and rubl,er moods (location and quantities).
06 Figures on exports of latex, crude, and manufactured rubber.
07 Rubber imports.
.0800 DAMAGE TO PLANTS BY SABOTAGE, ENEMY ACTION OR OTHER CAUSES.
4417. PLASTICS.
.0100 SYNThElIC RESINS (alkyds, phenolics, urea, aerylics, styrene, vinyl, other).
01 Processes, adaptations and importance as substitutes.
02 Individual processing and manufacturing plants (details as for Rubber
above).
03 Statistics (domestic consumption and production, imports and exports,
stocks on hand).
CELLULOSE PLASTICS (cellulose nitrate, cellulose acetate, other cellulose
derivatives).
4417.0200
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4418. PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT (all cameras, including aerial, camera appurtenances,
film, processing chemicals and equipment).
.0100 Adequacy of domestic manufacture and dependence on imports.; plans for
expansion. ,
.0200 Products and methods of manufacture.
.030o
.040o
.050o
4419. OPTICAL EQUIPMENT (telescopes, binoculars, microscopes, range finders, special
lenses, etc.).
Information for .0100, .0200, .0300, .0400, .0500. as under Photographic
Equipment above.
Information for .0301, .0302, .0303, as under Synthetic Resins above.
Special developments and uses.
Individual plants and companies (location, ownership, production, etc., as
under Rubber, 4416.0600).
Statistics (domestic consumption and production; imports and exports; stocks
on hand, with location if possible).
4420. PRECISION EQUIPMENT (panel instruments, bomb sights, gyroscopes, gun turrets
and mounts, navigational equipment, timing devices, etc.).
Information for .0100, .0200, .0300, .0400, .0500, as under Photographia
Equipment above.
4421. MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES OF MILITARY LIPORTANCE (gas masks, oxygen equipment,
parachutes, balloons, camouflage equipment, powder bags, engineering con-
struction equipment, organizational equipment, etc.).
Information for .0100, .0200, .0300, .0400, .0500, as under Photographic
Equipment above.
4422. NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND RESEARCH (including mention of important individuals,
institutions, agencies, research plants and laboratories developing new
manufactures).
NOTE: Report on individual manufacturing industries, where possible, under
the appropriate sections.
4500. GENERAL PUBLIC SERVICE FACILITIES.
4501. ELECTRIC POWER (hydroelectric, thermal).
.0100 ADEQUACY OF POWER SUPPLY
01 Hydroelectric (actual and potential development in KW or.H.P., effects of
seasonal changes on water supply-, etc.).
02 Thermal (extent of development and possibilities for expansion, extent of
use of various fuels; coal, wood, peat, natural gas, gas, etc,).
03 GovernmentaL and private plans for expansion.
4501.0200 NATIONAL AND REGIONAL NETWORKS OR GRIDS (transmission lines and line
capacities, grid connections, important substations and switching stations,
current characteristics of distribution systems (phase, cycles, voltage,
primary and secondary, D.C. and A.C.), location of main power stations with
capacity and output in KW, provisions for power reserves, alternate supply
or parallel lines and equalization; maps and sketches of networks).
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4501.0300 OWNERSHIP, DIRECTION AND OPERATION OF POWER NETWORKS (including governmental
control and foreign investments and control).
.0400 PATTERN OF CONSUMPTION OF POWER (statistics of use of KWh by various classes
of consumers, i.e., private, industrial, transportational, etc., export and
import of electric 'power). .
.0500 INDIVIDUAL POWER PLANTS (location and ownership; description, where
applicable, of dens and water heads, channels, pennstocks, and other vital
parts of system, capacity and actual output in KW or H.P. (plant factor);
type and make of plant and auxiliary equipment (turbines, generators, etc.),
specific uses of power outputs; specific vulnerability to sabotage and bomb-
ing; maps, sketches and photographs of plant complex, dame, etc.).
4502.
.0100
.0200
.0300
4503.
.0100
.0200
.0300
.040o
4504.
.0100
.0200
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ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGE FROM SABOTAGE, BOMBING, DEMOLITION, AND OTEER CAUSES.
REPAIR AND RECONSTRUCTION OF DAMAGED PLANTS.
IMPORTANT LEADERS AND OFFICIALS IN POWER DEVELOPMENT (including enterprises
with which associated).
NOTE: Forward biographical material under 7300.
PUBLIC UTILITY GAS SYSTEMS.
NOTE: Natural gas is reported under 4204.?
EXTENT AND NATURE OF UTILIZATION (by specific industries and by the oneraL
pUblic).
IMPORTANT OPERATING COMPANIES OR SYSTEMS (location and ownership of plants,
extent of pipe network, industries served, vulnerability to sabotage and
bombing, damage reported, sketches and photographs of plants).
REPAIR AND RECONSTRUCTION OF DAMAGED SYSTEMS.
WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS (in urban and industrial areas).
NOTE: Sanitation and contamination of water and water supply are reported
under 5304.0500.
SOURCES (present and alternative).
INSTALLATIONS (purification methods and equipment, location and capacity of
pumping stations, reservoirs, aqueducts,-etc., extent of pipe network;
methods of safeguarding, reported sabotage of installations, or other
damage; sketches and photographs of system).
Supply (population now served, volume and constancy of present supply,
quality pf water, limitations on present use, possibility for increased
output).
REPAIR AND RECONSTRUCTION OF DAMAGED INSTALLATIONS.
ICE PLANTS AND REFRIGERATION.
Natural ice cutting and storage (urban centers and industrial areas thus
supplied, large ice companies, amounts stored and how utilized, populations
and industries served).
Artificial ice plants (location and ownership, methods and facilities for
freezing, type and make of equipment, production and capacity figures,
sources of materials and power, specific uses and disposition of the ice).
Refrigeration facilities and uses (extent of use of various types of equip-
ment by general population, restaurants, hotels, stores, storehouses, etc.;
utilization in railroad cars, trucks, ships, etc.).
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4505.
NOTE: Details of refrigeration facilities in ports and in railroad re-
frigerator cars, and statistics on refrigerator capacity in the Merchant
Marine are reported under Transportation, 4600.
WAREHOUSES AND STORAGE FACILITIES.
Adequacy of facilities in important industrial areas or towns, types of con-
struction, uses, suitability for storage of war materiel, location and
capacities of large or strategically located facilities.
NOTE: All port storage facilities are reported under 4604.0300. Oil storage
facilities are reported under 4203.0600. Refrigeration is reported above under
4504.
4506. METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES, WEATHER BUREAUS, ETC. (location, control, type of
service and equipment of stations).
NOTE: Data for individual air fields, airports, and air bases is reported
under 2400, AAF Form. No. 63 being used.
Relation of Meteorological Services to Air Navigation is covered under 2901.
0800.
4600.0000 TRANSPORTATION.
NOTE 1: Whenever possible, the proper coordinates should be given for all
locations.
NOTE 2: Maps, sketches, and photographs should be forwarded wherever applicable.
4601'. TRANSPORTATION - GENERAL.
.0100 State of development as a whole.
.0200 Importance of various branches.
.0300 Relation of transportation system to industrial need and development.
.0400 Adequacy of combined logistical facilities (rail, road, water, and air) to
serve the country or individual strategic areas in war.
.0500 Government. control measures, plans and policy.
4602. RAILWAYS.
.0100 RAILWAYS - GENERAL.
01 Adequacy for industrial and military needs.
02 Ownership and control.
03 Government policies and program.
04 Standard of maintenance.
05 Various factors affecting railroad construction and operation.
06 Foreign transit and transport.
.0200 NATIONAL OR AREA NETWORK.,
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4602.0203
Maps showing system, completed, under construction and projected, and
indicating line numbers if possible.
Government-owned and private lines (total mileages of each).
Gauges, with track length of each.
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4602.0204 Trackage (double or single).
05 Marshalling yards (location, details and diagrams of each).
06 Connection with systems of adjacent countries.
07 Lines under construction, and percent completed.
08 Terminals and important stations.
09 Electrified sections.
10 Sections subject to blockage by snow, flood, avalanches, etc.
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Total tonnage transported daily, monthly and annually (commodity break-
downs) and seasonal variations.
NOTE: "Area Networks" are defined as: parts of a country, adjacent regions
of several countries, or several countries taken together.
.0300 INDIVIDUAL LINES (established, under construction, or projected).
01 RAILWAY GUIDES, TIME TABLES, MAPS, ETC. Forward all printed material
showing itineraries (stations, depots, junctions and branches, gradients,
curves and traction, distances and times between stations); gauges,
double tracking, electrified stretches; vulnerable points (important.
bridges, defiles, tunnels', etc.); lines dismantled or not in use.
02 PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIAL USES.
03 DESCRIPTION OF COUNTRY TRAVERSED. Location and description of cuts, de-
files, passes and physical characteristics (surface and subsurface) of
country traversed.
o4 NUMBER OF TRACKS, SIDINGS, LOOPS (location, capacities, sketches, etc.).
05 ELECTRIFICATION (stretches electrified, source of power, distribution
system, substations, transmission lines, transformers; vulnerability and
alternative forms of traction).
06 ROAD BED (materials used and their availability in vicinity, ballast,
gauge and weight of rails, type of fastenings and spacing of sleepers,
maximum gradient, minimum radius of curves, etc.).
07 CURRENT CONSTRUCTION and percent completed.
08 SURVEYS AND ADDITIONS (contemplated or projected).
09 CAPACITY OF LINES.
10 Number of trains each way per day.
11 Normal and maximum speeds (include weight of train).
12 Tonnage carried daily and annually (with commodity brealolowns); maximum
transport capacity.
13 Axle load capacity.
18 METHODS OF INCREASING CAPACITY.
19 OPERATIONAL FEATURES AND DIFFICULTIES.
20 Traffic control system.
4602.0321 Signal and safety regulations and devices (absolute block system,
permissive block, interlocking between points and signals, time inter-
vals, semaphores, lights, etc.).
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4602.0322 Availability of skilled labor.
23 Efficiency of management and operating personnel.
24 Weather and seasonal effects,
29 CURRENT CONDITION and standards of construction and maintenance.
30 REPAIR, RECONSTRUCTION AND SUPPLY FACILITIES (location, type of repairs
made, amounts handled, equipment and methods used, supplies available,
rate of reconstruction and/or reconversion).
31 LOADING AND ,UNLOADING PLATFORMS, AREAS, AND FACILITIES (nature,,location,
adequacy).
32 INDIVIDUAL PASSES, BRIDGES, FARKIES AND ittEEY PIEES, TUNNELS AND VIADUCTS
(location, measurements, capacities, clearances, conditions and vulner-
ability. For train ferries include pertinent details of installations,
operating methods, and time required for crossing).
33 TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH LINES in existence along right of way.
34 METHODS AND TECHNIQUES OF DESTROYING RAILS, TIES, ROAD BED, ETC.
(equipment, rate and effectiveness).
35 ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGE BY SABOTAGE, BOMBING, DEMOLITION, AND OTHER CAUSES.
.o400 ROLLING STOCK.
01 LOCOMOTIVES (for manufacture see 4402.).
02 Number, size and type (include standard specification of freight loco-
motives, electric, steam and hotor for standard and other gauges, ,
adequacy for military requirements).
03 Foreign-owned locomotives in country and domestic locomotives abroad
(number;size, type).
OI Availability of replacements and repair (repair shops, ro,allhouses,
etc.)
05 Water and fuel supplies (location, means of loading, adequacy).
10 CARS (for manufacture see )402).
11 Number, type, condition, dimensions, capacity, etc. (passenger cars, flat
cars, box cars, tank cars, refrigerator cars, etc., domestic and foreign-
owned in country).
12 Foreign-owned rolling stock in Country and domestic stock abroad (number,
type, dimensions, capacity).
13 Repair shops and yards (location, capacity and efficiency).
18 ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGE TO ROLLING STOCK BY SABOTAGE, BOMBING, AND OTHER
ENEMY ACTIVITIES.
1[6o3.
.0100
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ROAD TRANSPORTATION,
ROAD TRANSPORTATION - GENERAL
General status of highway development in various parts of cotntry.
02 Importance (civilian and military) as a supplement or substitute for
railroad transportation.
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4603.0260 NATIONAL OR AREA NETWORK.
01 Maps showing system of roads completed, under construction, ana pro-
jected; gradation according to type of surface, width, and carrying
capacity.
02 Mileages (total mileages and distances between most important points).
03 Connection with road networks of adjacent countries.
Ot Typos and standard of construction.
05 Factors affecting road building in various areas or districs.
06 Availability of road maintenance and repair equipment.
07 National road markings and systems of traffic control.
08 Specific bottlenecks and vulnerable points.
09 Total tonnage (by commodities) transported daily, monthly, annually.
Max-1mm capacity.
.0300 INDIVIDUAL ROADS AND HIGHWAYS.
01 HIGHWAY MAPS, ROUTE GUIDES, BUS AND TRUCK SCHEDULES. Forward all printed
material showing itineraries (with national or local route numbers);
physical features of the country traversed (mountain passes, swamps,
forests, etc.); highway characteristics (pavement types, grades, loca-
tions and classifications of bridges, ferries, fords, mountain passes
with elevation, etc.); street systems of principal cities or strategic
towns (especially road connections in ports, railheads and airports).
NOTE: Detailed city plans forwarded under the Topographic block.
02 ROAD BASE AND ROAD SURFACE (type, materials and methods used, avail-
ability of materials in vicinity, and condition at given date).
03 EMBANKMENTS, GRADES, clus, CURVES, TURNS, DEFILES, VULNERABLE POINTS AND
NATURAL FEATURES TENDING TO RESTRICT TRAFFIC (location, description,
characteristics of surface and subsurface).
f 4 CURRENT CONSTRUCTION AND PERCENT COMPLETED.
05 SURVEYS AND ADDITIONS (contemplated or projected).
06 CAPACITY AND RELA1ED STATISTICS.
07 Daily carrying capacity between specified points (in terms of tonnage
transportable one or both ways).
08 Traffic flow, chart, or reports, indicating in terms of number of
vehicles or tonnage (by vehicle type if possible) that pass 'Direr the
highway or road in a given length of time, such as the peak hour, and/or
a single day.
09 Estimated speed with which motor vehicles normally operate over the road
(between various specified points).
14 WIDTH OF ROAD SURFACE OR IMPROVED SECTIONS (width and type of shoulders
and usability for passing; location, dimensions and surface type of
passing places).
15 TRAFFIC CONTROL.
4603.0316 Road markings and traffic control provisions not included under National
or Area Networks above.
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or Area Networks above.
17 Provisions for traffic through or around cities (routes, bottlenecks,
narrow streets; include maps, sketches).
18 Intersections, cloverleafs, overpasses, underpasses, etc. (location and
diagrams).
19 Locations suitable for traffic control stations and bivouacs.
24 E1T/CT OF SEASONAL CHANGES (rainy season, drainage, snows, floods, frost,
landslides, etc., with dates for dry and wet seasons, etc., if
important).
25 INDIVIDUAL BRIDGES, TUNNELS, PASSES, AND FORDINGS (location, dimensions,
vertical clearances, restricted approaches, type of construction, bearing
capacity and conditions; repair facilities and possible uses of tem-
porary bridges).
26 FERRIES (location, facilities, capacity, distance and time of crossing
both ways).
27 CURRENT CONDITION (state and standards of maintenance and repair; avail-
ability of equipment and materials for extended maintenance).
28 POSSIBLE DETOURS (location, capacity and approximate length).
29 ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PERSONS ON ROADS THROUGH UNDEVELOPED AREAS.
NOTE; For facilities for motor repair and supply, see Road Transport
below (4603.0518).
30 DAMAGE RESULTING FROM BOMBING, SHELLING, SABOTAGE, MINING, OR OTHER
CAUSES.
.ol[oo TRACKS AND TRAILS (wagon tracks, pack trails, caravan routes, foot trails
and paths, etc.).
01 Actual and potential uses of the present trail.
02 Possibilities of improvement for increased load capacity; possibilities
for shortening the routes (by use of waterways, building of bridges,
etc.).
03 Length and course of route.
oh- Normal time for covering the route and loads transportable.
05 Nature of going over each stretch.
06 Fords, ferries, bridges, defiles, heavy climbs.
07 Effect of seasonal changes upon the use of various trails.
08 Detour conditions.
09 Availability of necessities along the way (shelter, fuel, water, food,
material for consturct ion and repair).
.0500 ROAD TRANSPORT.
NOTE: See 4403. for sufficiency of domestic manufacture of road transport
vehicles.
4603.0501 ROAD TRANSPORT - GENERAL.
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Dominance of motor transport in various areas (for carrying of
passengers, raw materials and industrial goods).
Adequacy of motor transport an a supplement to rail and water transpor-
tation in war.
Limiting factors in use and development of motor transport. (Avail-
ability of fuel, rubber, skilled mechanical labor, etc.)
09 GENERAL STATISTICS.
10 Numbers and types of motor vehicles in the country and, by areas (auto-
mobiles, trucks, busses, motorcycles, etc.).
11 Numbers and types of motor vehicles equipped with substitute fuel
generators (wood and charcoal burners, carbide, acetylene methane users
12 Numbers and types of tractors (road and agricultural).
13 Numbers and types of non-motor vehicles.
18 FACTLITIES FOR MOTOR REPAIR AND surmt (location of garages, repair
shops, auto supply stores, general service and fuel stations).
4604. WATER TRANSPORTATION.
.0100 WATER TRANSPORTATION - GENERAL.
01 General state of development of water transportation facilities.
02 Importance as a supplement to railroad and road transportation.
03 Possibilities of expanded water transportation to meet war needs.
04 Government control and policies.
05 Ports and harbors listed in order of importance.
06 Aids to Navigation, lighthouses.
.0200 INLAND WATERWAYS (lakes, rivers, canals).
01 Main waterways used. (Include map.)
02 Interconnection and linking with land transportation routes and sea
routes.
03 Possibilities of further development.
04 Factors affecting development and operation of Inlandwaterways.
05 INDPULDUAL WATERWAYS.
06 Primary traffic functions.
07 Barges and ships used (number, size, draught, speed, power, fuel, maximum
dimensions and draught of craft able to use waterway, ownership).
08 Canals, locks, bridge clearances, etc., within system (depth and width of
water, vulnerability; include sketches, photographs, etc.).
09 Time required for passage through locks and through whole waterway.
10 Thland ports with wharfs, docks, transshipment and storage facilities
(location, lifting equipment and clearance capacities).
4604.0211 Normal tonnage moved yearly and possibilities of increase.
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.0300 SEA PORTS AND HARBOR FACILITIES.
01 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS, LAYOUT, AND CONDITIONS.
02 General plan of harbor (breakwaters, mo;es, basins, bridges, obstruc-
tions, etc., with sketch).
03 Approach channels (depth and width of water, conspicuous landmarks,
hazards, necessity for pilot, etc. Include hydrographic charts.).
04 Anchorages (inner and outer; area and depth; mooring buoys; number and
size of ships accommodated, turn-around dimensions. Include hydro-
graphic charts.).
05 Port regulations and offices.
06 Tides, tidal streams, currents, prevailing winds, fogs, and other weather
and seasonal conditions (precautions necessary for safety of vessels at
anchor or within the harbor).
07 Protection from submarines, and sea or air observation; other port
security measure (vs. fire, sabotage, pillage, etc.).
08 Plans for development.
13 WHARVES, PIERS, QUAYS, AND BERTHS.
14 Construction of piers, wharves, and quays (location, number, type of
construction, dimensions, depth of water alongside at high and low tide,
height above water, present condition, possibilities of improvement and
development).
15 Normal use of piers and wharves.
16 Accessibility, size and number of berths, and method of vessel's approach
to berth (necessity for tugs, dimension and draft of largest ship that
can be accommodated).
21 LOADING AND UNLOADING SHIP TO SHORE.
22 METHODS OF DISCHARGE.
23 Fixed devices (location, type, number, capacity, radius of reach, lateral
and vertical from face of wharf or quay).
24 Mobile cranes and derricks, dump cars, etc. (type and use, number,
capacity, radius of reach, etc.).
25 Lighters, barges, tugs and other harbor craft (number, size, type and
capacity).
26 EFFICIENCY STANDARDS OF PORT OPERATIONS (direction, labor, planning).
27 POSSIBILITY FOR 24-HOUR USE OF INSTALLATIONS (lighting, labor, fuel, re-
pair, etc.).
28 SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR COLD WEATHER OPERATIONS (live steam, etc.):
33 STORAGE FACILITIES.
34 Transit sheds and warehouses (location at port, town, or airport, con-
struction, special uses, equipment, capacity).
. 35 Open bulk freight storage (location and type of construction, equipment).
4604.0336 Refrigeration facilities (location, type, capacity, uses, equipment).
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Special storage facilities for oil, coal, salt and chemicals, ammuni-
tions, etc., elevators, ore silos, etc. (location, equipment, capacity,
normal contents).
Possibilities for expanding storage facilities.
PORT TERMINN, TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES AND INITIAL INLAND CONNECTIONS.
NOTE:' Where possible forward sket'Ohvdicating details called for
immediately below.
PORT RAIL FACILITIES AND CONNECTIONS (sidings, marshalling yards, rolling
stock, switching engines, etc.).
Sidings, spurs, passing loops, on quays and wharves and at storage places
(number of tracks, length, gauge, through or dead-end, control points and
location (with diagram).
Marshalling yards at port or utilized in port operations (location and
capacity, with diagram showing number and gauge of tracks connecting with
sidings and with all lines leading from port, routes through town,
tunnels, bridges, viaducts, connection with storage places, quays, and
wharves; indicate vulnerable points, bottlenecks and possibilities for
increasing capacity).
Rolling stock, switching engines, tank cars, flat cars used and available
for use in port operations (number, power, type, load capacity, con-
dition).
Railway exits inland and along coast (number of tracks, gauge, principal.
destination).
PORT ROADWAY FACILITIES AND ROAD EXITS.
Roadways and loading areae at sidings, quays, wharves, piers and storage
places, etc. (type of surface, widths, dimensions of turn-around spaces
and loading areas, through or dead-end, routes between important build-
ings, bottlenecks, etc. Include sketches.).
Road exits inland and along coast (routes through town, number of
traffic lanes, bridges, tunnels, etc., connecting with roads leading from
port or town, surface, number of lanes, direction and main destination).
WATERWAY CONNECTIONS, including navigable rivers, canals and lakes.
NOTE: For details on waterway boats and installations, see Inland
Waterways above (46o4.02oo).
53 CONNECTIONS WITH NEARBY AIRFIELDS (methods of moving goods between port
and airfield).
NOTE: For details on airfields and types of planes, see Air block.
57 SHIP SERVICING FACILITIES.
58 FUEL AND WATER (coal, oil, etc.).
59 Coal (storage areas, sources and supply available, location, number and
ship capacity of berths, methods of loading and unloading, equipment,
capacity and rate of bunkering and discharge).
60 Oil (location, number, storage capacity of tanks, sources of supply,
number and size of pipelines, location and ship capacity of berths,
methods and rate of loading and discharge).
61 Water (source, quantity, quality, method and rate of supply and storage).
4.6?4.03 62 Food supplies available (types and kinds, seasonal variations, etc.).
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DRYDOCKS, MACHINE SHOPS, REPAIR AND POWER FACILITIES.
NOTE: Shipyards reported under Shipbuilding (4405).
64 Drydocks, floating docks and graving docks, marine railways, slipways,
basins (types of construction and repair work done; number and size of
.ships which can be accommodated; lifting capacity for floating; equip-
ment used; comment on methods, speed and efficiency; include sketch
showing type, location and dimensions).
65 Machine shops (location, equipment and facilities, type and standards of
work).
66 Power supply for repair and night operation (source, type, availability
and adequacy for electric lighting and operation of machinery used in
construction and repairs).
71 CAPACITIES AND RELATED STATISTICS.
NOTE: In reporting volumes and tonnages, state specifically whether
metric tons, long tons or short tone are used.
72 Yearly volume of shipping in and out of port (including character of
traffic; sources and destination of cargoes; ownership and nationality
of shipping lines and schedules and routes used).
73 Average daily. tonnage (long tons) which can be unloaded and cleared from
shipside (compute quay by quay if possible and indicate length of work-
ing day taken for estimate. Also indicate method of discharge, i.e.,
cranes on pier, ship's gear, lighter, or combination).
74 Maximum daily
estimate, i.e.
75 Average daily
76 Maximum daily
estimate).
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Number, size,
tonnage which can be unloaded (indicate factors affecting
, methods used, efficiency, length of working day, etc.).
tonnage loaded (commodities, means used, etc.).
tonnage which can be loaded (indicate factors affecting
and draft of ships which can be worked by lighters.
Number, size, and draft of ships which can be accommodated at all
wharves.
79 Number, size, and draft of ships which can be accommodated in harbor
awaiting discharge.
80 Average daily tonnage handled at port by product (grain, coal, oil,
minerals, agricultural products, manufactures, etc.).
81 Volume and character of goods transshipped at port (including sources
and destinations of cargoes).
86 HARBOR CRAFT-(fishing craft, dredges, Ace breakers, water boats,
launches, etc., number, types, size, number of craft available for ship
to shore ferrying service).
87
.o400
01
4604.0402
NOTE: Lighters, barges, and tugs are treated under Loading and Unloading
above (4604.0321).
ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGE TO PORT ERMA SABOTAGE, BOMBING, DEMOLITION ANIf011ibit
CAUSES.
MERCHANT MARINE.
MERCBART MARINE - GENERAL.
State of development and composition.
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04 Degree of naval or military control and operation.
05 Marine development as affected by international agreements.
06 Recruiting and training of merchant seamen.
10 NATIONAL MERCHANT MARINE.
11 STATISTICS (number, types, tonnages, construction, speed, cruising
radius, refrigeration capacity, etc.).
12 SUITABILITY OR ADAPTABILITY TO MILITARY USE (carriers for troops,
animals, vehicles, and general cargo, landing craft, aircraft, carriers,
tenders, etc.).
13 Provisions made in construction for arming and converting.
14 Estimated time of conversion.
15 Estimated military capacity.
16 Convoy plans and practices.
20 OPERATING COMPANIES (shipping companies and passenger lines).
21 Ownership, government subsidization, financial resources, and economic
importance.
22 Shipping controlled (numbers, types, and tonnages of ships owned or
chartered).
23 Routes and ports of call (including principal cargoes carried and
itineraries, regular schedules, tramp services, etc.).
24 Operating agreements and adjustment with foreign countries.
25 Standards of operational efficiency.
26 Shipping losses and damage through navigational mishaps.
27 Salvage Operations.
29 USES OF FOREIGN SHIPPING (numbers, types, tonnages of vessels).
30 Foreign owned and domestically operated.
31 Foreign owned and foreign operated.
36 CHARTERING OF SHIPPING TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES (number, type, tonnages of
vessels). ,
37 Operated by foreign personnel.
38 Operated by personnel of country of ownership.
CONSTRUCTION PROGRA145.(number, type, and tonnage of ships, and shipyards
to which construction is allocated).
44 Government building contracts (at home and abroad)
45 Contracts of private companies (at home and abroad)
4604,o446 Ships under construction by domestic shipyards on foreign contract.
NOTE: Shipbuilding is reported under 4405.
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NOTE: This subject is treated in its entirety under the Air block.
4700. COMMERCE.
4701. CHARACTER OF DEVELOPMENT.
.0100 Governmental trade policies (tariffs, preferences, subsidies, export
credits, etc.).
.0200 Importance of foreign trade in national economy.
.0300 Participation in international agreements and conventions affecting
commerce.
.0400 Methods of international payments (unrestricted, clearing, compensation,
barter, balance).
.0500 Free ports and, re-export privileges.
.0600 Government monopolies.
.0700 Non-governmental trade organizations.
4702. RESTRICTIONS AND CONTROLS ON TRADE.
.0100 Import duties and conditions (import and sales quotas; customs requirements
and privileges; documentation; quarantine and sanitary requirements; excises
and other internal taxes on imports).
.0200 Export duties, surtaxes, embargoes, and restrictions.
.0300 Weights and measures.
.0400 Sanctions.
4703. DOMESTIC TRADE.
.0100 Pattern of movement and interchange of goods (including areas, transpor-
tation routes, and chief trade centers).
.0200 Interarea or interstate coordination of trade practice (including controls,
restriction' and limitations).
.0300 Dependence of domestic business activities on foreign trade.
.0400 Express companies, travel agencies, etc.
.0500 Salient statistics.
4704. FOREIGN TRADE.
.010C DEPENDENCE OF COUNTRY ON FOREIGN TRADE.
01 In normal times.
02 In war or other crises.
.0200 GENERAL PATTERNOFFOREIGN TRADE (countries traded with, basic exchanges of
goods).
4704.0300 IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
NOTE: Information dealing with imports or exports of an individual
commodity should be forwarded under the number for the commodity in ques-
tion. This heading is for statistics and inclusive studies of import and
export trade.
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4704.03o1 Imports (with country or countries, commodities, volume and value).
02 Exports (with country or countries, commodities, volume and value).
03 Inclusive studies (covering one or more foreign countries) of both im-
ports and exports (with countries, commodities, volume and value).
NOTE: See Annex for form to follow in inclusive report.
NOTE: Information on exports and imports of neutral countries which is of
importance in the conduct of economic warfare by belligerent or semi-
belligerent countries is reported under 4108.
.0400 RELATIONSHIP OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF RAW MATERIALS TO INDUSTRY'.
.0500 TRADE AS AFFECTED BY INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS.
01 Commodities and volume planned to be exchanged.
02 Financial arrangements (trade balance, clearing arrangements, credits,
etc.).
NOTE: international economic agreements are generally reported under 4112.
Special war trade agreements with neutrals are reported under Operation in
Neutral Countries of Economic Warfare, 4108.
4705. TRADE THROUGH INTERNATIONAL EMERGENCY PROGRAMS (Red Cross, Lend Lease, UNRRA,
etc.).
NOTE: Details of relief organizations are reported under 5800.
.0100 Countries involved, funds allocated, kind and volume of commodities shipped,
programs of delivery and distribution.
.0200 Resultant dislocations (actual and probable) in normal trade patterns.
4706. SMUGGLING.
.0100 Important areas of activity, and principal commodities involved; effect of
operations on normal trade and especially on the supply of military equip-
ment.
.0200 Means and methods employed; identities and nationalities of principal
persons or organizations involved.
.0300 Effectiveness of government counter-measures and results of treaties and
agreements concerned with smuggling.
4800. TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND MAIL.
4801. EXTENT OF DEVELOPMENT.
.0100 Relative importance of the different types of communications.
.0200 Relation of communications system to the economic and industrial needs of
the country, and its importance in governmental and administrative control.
.0300 Government control measures, plans, and policy.
.0400 Degree of governmental, foreign and monopolistic ownership.
.0500 Telephotographic and facsimile transmission. (Extent of development and
use.)
4802.0000 NATIONAL TELEPHONE NETWORK AND EQUIPMENT.
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Forward general. studies, with map whenever possible, covering:
01 Telephone line net, points and Population served, mileages, ownership.
02 Ratio of number of telephones to population (by areas):
03 Location of all exchange central offices.
04 Location of connections with telephone systems of foreign countries.
.0200 EQUIPMENT AND SERVICE.
01 Kind of service (magneto, common battery, dial).
02 General discussion of equipment (overhead and underground lines, switch-
board equipment, number of phones, condition, standard of efficiency,
hours of service, adaptability to war use, including manufacturer and
name plate data wherever possible).
.0300 INDIVIDUAL SYSTEMS OR COMPANIES.
01 Complete circuit diagram of system.
02 Location of exchanges and nature of equipment (magneto, common battery or
dial service; switchboard or switching equipment; switchboard line
capacity; primary and auxiliary power equipment; ringing equipment; tele-
phone substations; toll and exchange wire and cable entrance facilities;
kind and location of repeater and test station, and trade-mark).
03 Type of circuits (kind and size of wire and cable used).
04 Type of outside plant construction (size and kind of poles used; location
(on railroad. right-of-way, public highway, or private right-of-way).
05 General description of telephotographic, facsimile transmission radio
monitoring, toll line dialing and echo-suppressing equipment.
06 Adequacy, efficiency and dependability of service.
07 Methods (other than military) of protecting system.
09 Assessment of damage from sabotage, demolition, bombing, and other
causes.
10 Repair and reopening of damaged circuits.
4803. NATIONAL TELEGRAPH: NETWORK AND EQUIPMENT.
.0100 TELEGRAPH NETWCRK - GENERAL.
Forward general studies, with map whenever possible, covering:
01 Telegraph line net, points served, mileage, and ownership.
02 Location and ownership principal operating offices.
03 Location of connections with telegraph system of foreign countries.
.0200 ADEQUACY OF EQUIPMENT AND SERVICE (types of equipment and service, and
standards of efficiency).
.0300 INDIVIDUAL SYSTEMS OR COMPANIES.
01 COMPLETE CIRCUIT DIAGRAM OF SYSTEM.
4803.0302 TYPES OF STATION EQUIPMENT (instruments, with manufacturer and name
plate wherever possible).
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480110303 CIRCUIT (kind, size of wire and cable).
04 LINES.
05 Wire and cable (kind and size).
06 Poles (size and kind).
07 Poles lines (location on right-of-way, public highway or private right-
of-way, public highway or private right-of-way).
12 ADEQUACY, EFFICIENCY AND DEPENDABILITY OF SERVICE.
13 Methods of Protecting System against sabotage and espionage. (Report
methods other than military.)
14 CODES IN GENERAL USE.
16 TELETYPE SYSTEMS.
17 Systems in use, with organizations and agencies operating them.
18 Types and makes of equipment used.
19 Efficiency of operation and availability of repair.
20 Adaptability to military use.
25 ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGE FROM SABOTAGE, DEMOLITION, AND OTHER CAUSES.
26 Repair and reopening of damaged circuits.
4804. CABLE.
.0100 CABLE - GENERAL.
Forward general studies, with map if possible, showing:
01 Location and length of cables; connecting land lines; important station
points and terminals in foreign countries.
02 Location of the stations.
03 Location of connections with interior telegraph systems.
04 Relations with other countries or foreign companies concerning cable
systems owned or operated jointly.
.0200 INDIVIDUAL SYSTEMS OR COMPANIES.
01 Description of station equipment and instruments (including manufacturer
and name plate wherever possible).
02 Landing points, cable huts, etc.
03 Type and make of cable used.
04 Land lines (length, route, type of construction, size and kind of wire
and cable, circuit information).
05 Adequacy, efficiency and dependability of service.
06 Methods (other than military) of safeguarding system and facilities.
07 Codes used in foreign service'.
09 Damage from sabotage and other causes.
4804.0210 Repair and reopening of damaged systems.
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NOTE: Manufacture of radio equipment is reported under 4407:
:0100 RADIO - GENERAL.
Forward general studies on all stations giving location, type, use, powers
of station, frequency.
01 Broadcasting.
,02 Fixed stations.
03 Military and Naval.
Coastal and aeronautical.
05 Notices to mariners and meteorological notices.
06 Press, medical advice, time signals, and other services.
07 Amateur broadcasting.
08 Clandestine stations.
.0200 INDIVIDUAL STATIONS (all types as listed above).
01 Location and type of service rendered.
02 Ownership and operation
03 Call signs, frequency, type of emission, antenna power.
04 Nurber, type and make of transmitting sets.
05 Frequency limits for transmission.
06 Number, type, and make of reqeiving sets.
07 Power supply (ordinary and emergency).
08 Damage sustained from sabotage or enemy action.
.0300 PRIVATELY OWNED RADIO RECEIVING SETS IN COUNTRY.
Number, type, and regional distribution.
.0400 RADIO NET OF POLICE and non-military intelligence organizations: Give
.general information.
.0500 REPAIR FACILITIES.
Skilled civilian radio installation and maintenance facilities and personnel
(repair shops, mechanics, replacement parts, etc.).
4812. MAIL AND COURIER SYSTEM.
.0100 General state of development of mail system.
.0200 Extent of use of air, land, and sea transportation for carrying of mail.
.0300 Provision for expedition and delivery of mails.
.0400 Provision for safeguarding mails.
.0500 Details concerning mail and courier service in remote or undeveloped areas.
4900. FINANCE.
4901.0000 FINANCIAL STRENGTH,
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.4901.0100 Existing wealth (national wealth and wealth per capita, distribution of
wealth).
.0200 Ability of government to finance a war (present financial position and
ability to borrow money at home and abroad, elements of strength and weak-
ness in the state of currency and credit).
.0300 Measures taken to improve the financial structure of the country.
.0400 Balance of international payment, and capital movements.
4902. INCOME.
.0100 NATIONAL INCOME.
Amount and sources (salaries, dividends, interest, profits, gifts, etc.,
from domestic and foreign sources).
.0200 GOVERNMENTAL INCOME.
Amount and sources.
01 CUSTOMS (average annual receipts and those of latest year possible).
02 TAXATION (average total annual receipts and those for latest year
possible).
03 Various forms of taxation and receipts from each income tax, inheritance
tax, poll tax, sales tax, property taxes, etc.)
o4 Extraordinary and special levies (amount levied and purposes of use).
05 Pattern of distribution of tax burden (allocation to various levels of
wealth and income, including taxation of foreigners).
06 Effect of the present taxation program and additional impositions (upon
accumulation and distribution of wealth; upon labor, capital, business,
initiative, and enterprise).
11 INCOME FROM STATE PROPERTIES, MONOPOLIES, AND OTHER SOURCES.
4903. GOVERNMENT BUDGET.
NOTE: Report in currency of country and furnish recommended conversion rate.
Where estimates are given, give degree of accuracy.
.0100 Anticipated revenue (total and by major sources, such as customs, taxation,
etc.).
.0200 Approved expenditures (total and according to eacli major allocation, such as
operation of government, education, national defense, etc.).
.0300 Supplementary budgets provided in course of year (National Defense and
others).
.0400 Departures from previously announced budgets as shown by actual statistics
of expenditures.
.0500.
Analysis and interpretation (relative size and importance of various items
in the light of general economic and financial situation, administrative
policies, etc.).
4904. NATIONAL DEFENSE BUDGET.
.0100 General break-down of the defense budget according to the various components
(land, air, navy, etc.).
4904.0200 Allocations to non-military budgets which nevertheless have importance for
National Defense.
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4904.020o
NOTE: The above information on the National Defense budget,.together with
other information as set forth in W.D. Form in Annex, is to reach M.I.S.
not later than 1 November of each year.
NOTE: Detailed break-downs of the Army, budget are reported under
0215.0101.
4905. PUBLIC DEBT.
.0100 General state of indebtedness of country.
.0200 Domestic debt (total and per capita indebtedness; chief creditors;
character of loans and bonds outstanding; efforts toward reduction and
trends toward increase).
.0300 Foreign debt (total and per capita debt; creditor countries with amount,
time, and purpose of loans; bearing of indebtedness On internal economic
and financial situation and in international relations; efforts toward re-
duction; and trends toward increase).
.o400 Public credit, domestic and foreign (general history of government's re-
liability in fulfilling obligations; extent of possibilities for domestic
loans and of dependence upon foreign loans to finance wars).
.0500 New loans, refinancing, retirement of debts (domestic and foreign).
4906. FOREIGN CAPITAL AND FINANCIAL ENTERPRISE IN COUNTRY (governmental and private).
(For Safehaven see 4107.0204.)
.0100 Amounts of foreign capital invested, including short term (total amounts for
various nationalities and its distribution by the chief resources and in-
dustries; frozen assets).
.0200 Attitude of government towards foreign capital invested in the country
(policies, control measures).
.0300 Influence ,of foreign investors in domestic affairs, and in international re-
lationships.
NOTE: Foreign ownership and control of individual industries, companies,
and plants is reported in the appropriate sections.
4907. NATIONAL CAPITAL AND FINANCIAL ENTERPRISES IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
.0100 Amounts of capital invested, including short term balances (total amounts
in various countries and distribution by chief resources and Industries;
frozen assets).
.0200 Specific companies and plants wholly or partly owned or controlled (lo-
cation, type of product, production, destination of output).
.0300 Availability of capital invested abroad as a source Of credit for loans or
of foreign exchange.
.o400 Government policy in regard to investment of capital abroad (regulations ar
restrictions).
.0500 Influence of the investors (upon affairs in the foreign country and upon
international relationships).
.0600 Policies of the foreign country in dealing with the investors (encourage-
ment, restrictions, regulations, etc.).
49o8. BANKING.
4908.0100 General plan of banking system (government requirements as to reserves,
,
issuance of bank notes and credit instruments, inspection and control;
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international banking; chief private banking interests).
4908.0200 Principal individual banking systems (name, location, ownership; character
of business done; deposits, resources, capital invested; relative impor-
tance in financial and economic fields).
.0300 Foreign ownership (nationality, capital invested, resources, industrial and
banking interests chiefly affected). (For Safehaven, see )4107.0204)
4909. . CURRENCY.
.0100 Government laws and methods of control (including provisions for metallic
reserves in ratio to paper currency, stabilization measures).
.0200 Monetary system and currency (specie and currency types and denominations
used; system of issue by national government and by banks).
.0300 Reserves on hand, at home and abroad, at end of fiscal year.
.0400 Amount of notes in circulation.
.0500 New issues of currency and special issues.
.0600 Inflationary trends and countermeasures (including stabilization of currency
and prices).
.0700 Counterfeiting.
4910. EXCHANGE.
.0100 Current value of monetary unit in United States and other foreign curren-
cies.
.0200 Government laws and methods of stabilization and control.
.0360
Foreign exchange fluctuations and their effect on foreign trade, domestic
enterprise, and prices.
4911. INSURANCE.
.0100 Scope of private insurance development (types of insurance developed, total
amounts invested, classification of chief investors, government control and
direction)
.0200 Insurance wholly or partly financed by government (details as for private
insurance).
Outstanding companies (ownership and directorship, types and volume of in-
surance handled, analysis of financial resources and current position, in-
cluding foreign-held policies and investments abroad).
NOTE: Insurance of the military Services is reported under 0215.0305.
NOTE: Social insurance is reported under 5806.
4911.0300
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THE OUTLINE UT FORTH IN THE FOLLOWING PAGES CALLS FOR DETAILED INFORMATION NOT All OF
WHICH MAY BE OF MILITARY SIGNIFICANCE IN ANY SINGLE COUNTRY. THE OUTLINE IS PRESENTED IN
DETAIL IN ORDER THAT ALL FACTORS OF POTENTIAL MILITARY IMPORTANCE MAY BE GIVEN DUE CONSIDERA-
TION AS SUBJECTS FOR REPORTING. INFORMATION ON ALL FACTORS WITH ,IMPORTANT MILITARY PLANNING
AND OPERATIONAL IMPLICATIONS IS REQUIRED BY um WAR DEPARTMENT IN ORDER TO ASSESS THE MILI-
TARY CAPABILITIES OF NATIONS IN TERMS OF HUMAN RESOURCES, MANPOWER, HEALTH CONDITIONS,
MORALE, AND ATTITUDES OF SOCIAL CLASS DIVISIONS TO WAR AND THE SOCIAL ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
RESULTING FROM WAR.
STUDIES PREPARED BY QUALIFIED SOCIOLOGISTS, OFFICIAL REPORTS, CENSUS DOCUMENTS, AND
BIBLIOGRAPHIES COVERING ELEMENTS OF THIS OUTLINE ARE TO BE FORWARDED WITH BR IHH SUMMARIES AND
EVALUATING COMMENTS WHEN AVAILABLE. SUBJECTS OF POTENTIAL MILITARY SIGNIFICANCE NOT DEALT
WITH IN AVAILABLE LITERATURE WILL BE TREATED IN ORIGINAL REPORTS. FULL USE SHOULD BE MADE OF
SUCH PROFESSIONAL SOURCES AND ASSISTANCE AS MAY BE AT HAND.
CONTENTS
5100.0000 - SOCIOLOGICAL - GENERAL
5200.0000 - POPULATION AND MANPOWER
5300.0000 - BEAITH AND SANITATION
5400.0000 - LABOR
5500.0000 - PUBLIC OPINION AND MORALE
5600.0000 - CONDITIONS OF DOMESTIC Likh
5700.0000 - EDUCATION
5800.0000 - WELFARE, SOCIAL INSURANCE, AND RECREATION
5900.0000 - PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY
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Report under this general heading only those generalizations about the social life
and, social structure of the country which are not classifiable under the detailed
headings which follow.
5100. SOCIAL HISTORY. ?
The historical origin of the nation - by martial conquest or revolution, by
political combination (voluntary or imposed, or by colonization). Report these
factors in the history of the nation which are necessary to the understanding
of present-day social life and organization.
5102. LANGUAGE,
Designate major languages and linguistic groups (distinguish between separate
languages and dialects of the same language); degree of mutual intelligibility
of dialects; official language of country; currency-of "trade" languages or
"pidgin"; foreign language most used in country. Outline distribution of
languages and dialects on maps; give statistics as to number of speakers of
each.
5103.
NOTE:- Where linguistic characteristics are associated with important divisions
of society, discuss implications under 5103.0100.
SOCIAL STRUCTURE:
Analysis of the racial, caste, or class structure of the country, showing the
major lines of division. Discuss inter-group frictions, giving estimate of
their effect on national solidarity.
For each type of groups classified in the sections which follow (if they exist
In the country) give the following information: approximate numbers or rela-
tive numerical strength (if possible show on map); principal leaders and their
influence within and outside the group; status and influence in society; be-
liefs, doctrines, activities which set them apart from other groups; solidarity
of group. For immigrant groups, report loyalty to country of origin.
.0100 RACIAL, ETHNIC, AND NATIONAL GROUPS.
Racial groups defined on the basis of physical characteristics; ethnic
groups defined on the basis of language and/or general social pattern;
national groups defined on the basis of national extraction, when primary
consideration-is foreign origin (covers. immigrant; groups not completely
assimilated into social life of country).
NOTE: Detailed statistical tabulations reported under 5201.0300.
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.0200 CASTES.
.0300 SOCIAL-ECONOMIC CLASSES.
Show basis of class distinction, implications in political activity and
national solidarity. State basis of class distinctions, whether hereditary,
occupation, financial, or other. Discuss social mobility, i.e., possibility -
of change in class status of individuals.
NOTE: implications in political activity should be cross-indexed to proper
section of 3144.
5104.0000 RELIGION.
Discuss influence of religion in guiding decisions and daily activities of people,
and the association of religion with racial, ethnic, caste, and social economic
groupings discussed under 5103. For each of the major religious grouts: existing
in the country give the following data (classified under the numbers listed
below): (a) approximate number of adherents, (b) church organization, (0) im-
portant church leaders, (&) vital doctrines, (e) discriminatory actions or de-
crees against, (f) important ceremonies, .(g) religions sanctions for war and
violenae, (h) relationship to government, (1) relationship to other religions,
(j) international affiliations.
5104.0100, CATHOLIC, ROMAN.
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.0300 PROTESTANT.
.o400 MOSLEM.
.0500 JEWISH.
.0600 FAR EAS1EEN (HINDU, BUDDHIST, SHINTO, ETC).
.0700 OTHER RELIGIONS.
.0800 FOREIGN MISSIONS.
DiSCUBS separately from above, giving sects represented, number of estab-
lishments and missionaries, nature of activities, influence.
5105. MORALS AND RFT,12at
NOTE: Discussions under this section should be in terms of standards established
by the group or society which is being reported on, not in terms of American
standards of morality.
Include in this section discussion of uninntitutionalized religious beliefs and
practices, especially those against which an uninformed outsider might offend.
Note especially: taboos; myths affecting conduct (divine origin, etc.); belief
in immortality which affects behavior in battle (rewards after death, religious
pacifism or non-violence); ancestor worship; sorcery, and magic; abnormal states,
divine possession, trances, etc.
Special attention should be given to the following aspects of the moral code:
.0100 REGULATION OF SEXUAL REIATIONS.
Describe the attitudes and moral standards which govern the following activi-
ties: pre-marital relations; marriage ceremonies and restrictions (including
incest, polygamy, adultery, etc.); divorce, prostitution.
NOTE: Statistics of marriage and divorce are reported under 5203.0500 and
5203.0600, control of prostitution is reported under 5304.0200.
.0200 RESPECT FOR PROPERTY RIGHTS.
Outline character of property-holding, both private and cakmunal; property
rights of women; transmission of property, inheritance, barter, exchange. At-
titudes towards theft within the community or group, and outside the group.
Obligations among relatives and neighbors.
.0300 VIOLENCE.
Indicate most usual forms of violence in community and commonest provocations,
causes both internal and 'external. Attitudes toward violence between members
of the group, and between members of the group and outsiders; attitudes toward
mass violence, rioting, war, fights, duels, feuds, vendettas. Brawls between
groups. Mobs and rioting.
5106. VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS.
List important fraternal, benefit and secret societies, giving the following in-
formation for each: (a) approximate numerical strength and classes from which
members are drawn, (b) organization, (c) important leaders, (d) ceremonial and
dogma, (e) aims, and nature of activity, (f) influence in society, (g) how viewed
by the government, (h) how viewed by the community.
NOTE: If any of these exert political pressure, cross reference should be made to
3144.0300.
Labor unions, employers associations, and trade associations are reported else-
where. Religious auxiliaries should be reported under the appropriate religious
group.
5107.0000 SOCIAL MOVEMENTS.
Include under this head communint, fascist, youth and feminist movements and.
other social expressions of a crusading, uplift, cultural or semi-political
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nature which do not properly come under other heads in tnis general section or
other sections. Definite aims in the field of social welfare, character of
membership and leadership, strength and general social conditions by which
movement is produced.
REGIONAL AND COMMUNITY STUDIES.
Under this section are to be reported wide-scale studies which cover the entire
range of social life of a people living in a given area. The area may be large
(a continent, a country), or it may be small (a town, or a rural community).
NOTE: This classification should be used only when it is not possible to
classify a report under one of the specific subject headings. Normally such
reports will be in the form of published monographs or articles. In many cases,
it may be advisable to classify a report under this major title and cross-index
to other specific titles, if the report contains only a small amount of infor-
mation on each. Reports under this major section should be classified under
the following sub-divisions:
.0100 MAJOR GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS.
Regions which cross national boundaries or include more than one country.
(Example: Southeast Asia, Central Europe, Polynesia).
.0200 COUNTRIES.
'.0500 GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS WITHIN COUNTRIES.
To be used when the area covered crosses major political subdivisions of a
country. (Example: the Amazon Basin).
.0400 STATES AND PROVINCES.
To be used when the area covered coincides with major political subdivisions.
.0500 CITIES AND METROPOLITAN AREAS'.
Studies of individual cities and general studies of city life; patterns of city
growth; city planning.
.0600 TOWNS AND VILLAGES.
Studies of individual towns and villages and general studies of village life.
.0700 RURAL AREAS.
Studies of specific rural areas and general studies of rural life.
5200. POPULATION AND MANPOWER - General.
Data required under this section will be primprily statistical in nature. Origi-
nal reports from official census sources, statistical yearbooks, and other
statistical compendia are desired.
5201.
GENERAL POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS:
.0100 NUMBER AND DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION.
Data from the most recent census on the population of the country as a whole,
and of political subdivisions (states, counties, minor civil divisions, cities,
towns, etc.). Data from official estimates for periods not covered by regulmr
censuses. Maps showing minor civil divisions for which census data are re-
ported. Maps showing distribution and density of population.
.0200 AGE AND SEX STATISTICS.
Number of inhabitants of principal subdivisions of country classified by age
and sex.
.0300 RACIAL, ETHNIC, AND NATIONAL GROUPS - STATISTICS.
statistics of population, classified by race, ethnic and national groups, for
eacn subdivision of country.
NOTE: This section is intended for statistical description only. Report
detailed description of racial, ethnic end-national groups under 5105.0100.
5201.0400 PHYSICAL TYPES (ANTNROPOMETRY).
Data on physical characteristics of the population: height, weight proportions,
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etc. Where possible results of scientific statistical studies should be
secured, rather than general reports. Particularly important are studies of
the male population secured through measurements at time of conscription. Re-
port also scientific studies of distinguishing physical characteristics of
different racial groups.
5201.0500 NATIONALS NORMALLY LIVING OUTSIDE THE ,COUNTRY.
Data on the number of nationals living outside the country; country and sub-
divisions of country in which they are living.
5202. MOVEMENTS OF POPULATION.
Report data on immigration and emigration, forced migration and repatriation, in-
ternal migration under the following headings:
.olop IMMIGRATION.
Data on number of immigrants, by country of origin, for recent years. Long-
term studies of trends. (Report data by age and sex where available.)
NOTE: Reportgeneralstatus of immigrants in country under 5103.0100. Report
policy of country with regard to Immigration and naturalization laws under
5204.
.0200 EMIGRATION.
Data on number of persons migrating out of country by year and destination.
(Report data by age and sex where available.) Report separately alien groups
subject to mass expulsion.
Data on nationals residing in foreign countries: Numbers, areas, significant
activities, loyalty, etc.
NOTE: Report policy of country with regard to emigration under 5204.
.0300 INTERNAL MIGRATION.
Data on movements of population within the country, particularly as they are
indicative of the building up of new industrial, agricultural, or strategic
areas. If seasonal migration is sizeable, report under this section.
.0400 WAR-DISPLACED POPULATIONS (refugees, evacuees, etc.).
Numbers, area from which drawn, area in which located.
NOTE: Governmental policy and legal aspects of refugees and stateless persons
are reported under 3165.0900. Provisions for welfare reported under 5805.
5203. GROWTH OF POPULATION AND VITAL STATISTICS.
Report special studies of past trends in growth or decline of population and fore-
casts of future growth or decline. Where available, detailed estimates of future
population by age and sex are desired.
.0100 BIRTH RATES.
Data on trend of birth rates for country in recent years. Where available,
report separately for different racial, ethnic and social-economic groups.
.0200 DEATH RATES.
Data on trends of over-all death rate in recent years. Where available, re-
port separately for racial, ethnic and social-economic groups.
NOTE: Death rates from specific diseases are reported under the appropriate
sub-sections.
.0300 LIFE TABLES.
Tables from official or insurance sources showing expectancy of life for
various groups.
.0400 WAR LOSSES.
Total lose in population resulting from war.
5203.0500 MARRIAGE STATISTICS.
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5204. POPULATION POLICIES.
Official or unofficial policies for fostering growth of population, including
measures adopted to increase the birth rate (including family allotments),
stimulate immigration, and limit emigration. Estimate of the success of these
policies.
Passport and 'Visa regulations.
Naturalization Laws.
Outline the official position of the government on birth control, and the atti-
tudes and practices of various classes of the population.
Particularly desired are laws and official publications related to this topic.
5205. MANPOWER STUDIES. '
Report under this section general studies of the available manpower of the country
under changing conditions .of military and industrial mobilization. Where possible
classify reports under the detailed headings below.
NOTE: Specific studies of manpower in the armed forces are reported under the
Military block.
.0100 OCCUPATIONAL DISTRIBUTION.
Data on the occupations of the population, showing number of persons, age
and sex for each principal sub-area. Report data for several periods to
indicate changes in composition.
NOTE: Report unemployment under 5402.
.0200 InlICIENCY OF MANPOWER.
General data on efficiency of labor in various industries, methods of
training (apprenticeship, schools, etc.) and gains in efficiency to be
expected. Data on specific skills available in the labor force. Note
shortages of particular skills and measures for relieving them.
.0300 GOVERNMENT MANPOWER CONTROLS AND POLICIES.
Policies adopted by government to increase military and industrial manpower
(including women and children); labor drafts; priorities; forced movement.
.o400 FOREIGN LABOR.
Exploitation of foreign labor; forced labor of subject populations or in
occupied areas; importation or exportation of labor.
5300. HEALTH AND SANITATION - GENERAL.
Primarily technical data required in this section. Submit original publications
wherever possible. Detailed headings below should be used except for reports of a
broad, general nature.
5301. PREVALENCE OF DISEASE (EPIDEMIOLOGY).
Following data on each disease listed below: morbidity; mortality (seasonal
occurrence, race incidence, five-year trend);- geographic distribution; peculiar
local features (clinical, response to treatment, immunological, etc.); presence
of a vector of a disease in absence of the disease. (When rates or total num-
ber of cases are cited, reference should be made to the unit of the population
concerned and the unit of time covered.)
General studies, not classifiable under one of the specific titles below,
should be cladsified under this general section.
5301.0100
VENERAL DISEASES.
Gonorrhea; syphilis; chancroid; lympho-granuloma venereum; granuloma
1.r),guirOale.
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INTESTINAL DISEASES.
Typhoid and paratyphoid fever; amebic dysentery; round worm; bacillary
dysentery; balantidial dysentery; common diarrheas; hook worm; tape
worm; others.
.0300 INSECT-BORNE DISEASES.
Malaria; yellow fever; dengue fever; African or South American trypanosomi-
asis; plague; typhus (louse-, tick-, flea-, and mite-borne); relapsing fever
(tick- and louse-borne); filariasis (Wuchereria bancrofti, W. Malayi);oncho-
cerciasis; loiasis; sandfly fever, kala-azar and cutaneous leishmaniasis.
.04w MISCELLANEOUS INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
Common cold; influenza; pneumonia; measles; German measles; chickenpox;
mumps; whooping cough; diptheria; menigitis; scarlet fever; cattarrhal
jaundice; rectal and vesical schistosomiasis; trachoma; yaws, leprosy;
smallpox; tuberculosis, human and bovine.
.0500 DISEASES AFFECTING MAN AND ANIMAL.
Tetanus; rabies; rat bite fever; anthrax; psittacosis; glanders; tularemia;
trichinosis; undulant fever; foot and mouth disease; spirochaetal jaundice.
Other diseases prevalent among animals
.0600 SKIN DISEASE.
Fungus; tropical ulcer; guinea worm; juggpr flea (Tunga penetrans) myiasis.
.0700 MISCELLANEOUS DISEASESAND DISORDERS.
Flukes, arthritis; alcoholism; drug addiction; significant allergies preva-
lent locally; vitamin A, B, C, or D deficiencies; iodine deficiencies;
malnutrition and starvation.
5302. PUBLIC HEALTH ORGANIZATION - GENERAL.
.0100 ORGANIZATION.
Official names; years organized; organizational outlines; functions and
activities; pertinent acts and ordinances; number and distribution of
personnel. Authorities to wham health officers and health departments are
responsible. Distinguish between national and local public health
organizations.
.0200 PERSONNEL. -
Chief Health Officer (name, how appointed, tenure, education, reputation);
other public health personnel.
.0300 DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAM.
Include both remedial and educational aspects.
.0400 SOCIAL AGENCIES ENGAGED IN PROMOTION OF PUBLIC HEALTH.
Include missions, philanthropic, private, Red Cross, etc. Relation to
official public health organization. Relative size and importance. (Re-
port non-medical activities of these agencies elsewhere.)
5303. MEDICAL FACILITIES AND PERSONNEL (NON-MILITARY).
NOTE: Facilities for treatment of mental disorders are reported under 5306.
.0100 HOSPITALS.
List all hospitals, sanatoria, and clinics. For each installation give:
name; location; number of beds; ownership; type of building; water; sewage
disposal; electricity (volt, cycle); X-ray; operating roams; other equipment.
.0200 MEDICAL SUPPLIES.
Report on drugs (quinine, atabrine; sulfonamides; anesthetics); biologicals;
solutions; usual source; local production.
5303.0300
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MEDICAL PERSONNEL.
Include doctors, nurses, dentists, veterinarians; technicians; sanitary
engineers; midwives; entomologists, etc. Report for each area: number
adequacy; affiliation; training; reputation.
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5305.0400 MEDICAL SCHOOLS.
Include medical, dental and nursing schools. Report for each: details
of course; enrollment; facilities; reputation.
.0500 MEDICAL LABORATORIES.
Report name; location; number of Personnel; biologicals prepared (method
used); examinatiens performed (blood, urine, water, food, etc.); research
projects; publications.
.0600 VETERINARY SERVICE.
5304. DISEASE CONTROL AND SANITATION - GENERAL.
(Bacteriological Warfare reported under 8510.)
.0100 INTERSTATE CONTROL MEASURES.
Quarantine regulations (maritime, air, rail, car), especially in regard to
yellow fever, cholera, and plague. Immunizations required.
.0200 INTRASTATE QUARANTINE AND CONTROL.
01 Quarantine and control of common communicable diseases (measles, scarlet
fever, tuberculosis, etc.). Method and effectiveness of reporting system.
Method of enforcing care or treatment. Prophylactic measures.
02 Food handlers.
03 Carriers (amebic dysentery, typhoid, veneral diseases, etc.).
04 Prostitutes; houses of prostitution.
05 Immunization. Required (preparations used and per cent of population
Immunized). Immunization commonly practiced but not required by law.
06 Treatment and prophylaxis programa (malaria, trypanosomiasis, venereal
diseases, yaws, intestinal parasites, etc.)
.0300 CONTROL OF INSECTS AND ANIMALS.
List insects and animals (e.g., mosquitoes, flies, fleas, ticks, lice, rodents,
snakes, etc.) requiring control. Give distribution and prevalence; control
measures in effect; effectiveness of measured employed.
.0400 FOOD (SANITARY ASPECTS)
01 Meat, fruit, vegetables. Source; grading; inspection; storage methods.
02 Dairy product's. Source; control and inspection; pasteurization.
03 Bottled beverages. Water used; sanitation or inspection of plants.
04 Ice and refrigeration. Water used; sanitation or inspection of plants.
05 Poisonous plants, fruits, fish. Scientific names and prevalence.
.0500 WATEE (SANITARY ASPECTS).
01 Source. Name of lake, river; type and depth of well, spring, catchment
basin, etc.; yield and relation to dry season; color; odor, mineral content,
etc.; possibility of contamination.
02 Reservoirs and storage tanks. Number and size of each; adequacy of supply;
how fitted; protection from contamination.
03 Treatment. Method (storage, chlorination, filtration, sedimentation);
examination (type, by wham, frequency).
04 Distribution. Type; possibility of contamination; capacity of pumps.
5304.0600 SEWAGE DISPOSAL.
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Method of disposal. (Water-borne, cesspools, septic tanks, privy); per
cent of population served by each; soil contamination.
Treatment. Capacity of system; adequacy of treatment; body of water re-
ceiving effluent.
Relation of methods of sewage disposal to health. Proximity to water
supply; fly breeding; night soil; contamination of soil and water.
5305. MEDICAL RESEARCH.
Report newest developments in medical research. Especially desired are publi-
cations, such as year book, annual reports, scientific and medical doornail),
monographs, etc.
5306. MENTAL DISORDER.
5306.0000 Incidence of mental disorder by type, area, age, sex, etc. Facilities for
treatment. Give names of institutions; location; head; capacity; etc.
5400. LABOR - GENERAL.
The general relations between workers, employers, and the government. Labor
as a stabilizing, disturbing, or politically significant force in the country.
(Political influence of individual labor organization reported under 5405.)
Attitudes of the population towards manual labor and-laboring classes.
NOTE: Manpower is reported under 5205.
5401. GOVERNMENT RELATIONSHIP TO LABOR.
Department or ministry in charge, its organization, duties, powers, impor-
tant personnel. The existing governmental agencies for industrial peace
and stability, their scope and effectiveness.
5402. EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT.
General statistics of employment and unemployment; specific analysis of
problem areas and industries; measures for counteracting unemployment and
increasing employment.
NOTE: Unemployment insurance is repOrted elsewhere.
5403. WORKING CONDITIONS AND REGULATIONS - GENERAL.
.0100 WAGES AND HOURS.
Statistics on wages and hours of labor in various industries and areas;
laws or governmental regulations governing wages and hours of labor, and.
effectiveness of enforcement; changes due to war conditions.
.0200 SAFETY.
Safety and sanitary conditions of labor; laws or governmental regula-
tions governing, and effectiveness of enforcement; changes due to war
conditions.
.0300 REGULATION OF LABOR OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Statistics of employment of women and children; special laws and regula-
tions: governing; and degree of enforcement; changes duo to war
conditions.
5404. STRIKES AND LOCKOUTS.
Statistics of strikes and lockouts by industry. Analysis of important in-
dividual strikes; cooties; by whom fomented (domestic or foreign); foreign
or racial influences; governmental sympathy or antipathy; and the methods
of settlement. If force was used in the aettlement, the method employed
and the reaction.
5405.0000 LABOR ORGANIZATION - NATIONAL.
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tional or industrial groups enrolled, and the trend toward labor organiza-
tion. For each organization outline structure; important personnel; aims;
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fluence; methods of operatiOn; attitude towards national defense.
5405.0100 INTERNATIONAL LABOR ORGANIZATION.
Statistics of labor organization showing countries affiliated, important
occupational groups enrolled by country, over-all structure, important
persons, aims, policies, numerical and financial strength, political
affiliations, political influence, methods of operation, and attitude
towards democratic capitalistic, socialistic and communistic nations.
NOTE: If a labor organization can properly be considered a political
party, it should be reported under the Political Block, with a cross-
reference under this section.
5406. EMPLOYER'S ORGANIZATION.
Report only those organizations dealing with labor problems. Give data on
supporting groups, personnel, aims, and activities.
NOTE: Trade associations are reported Under the Economic block.
5407. HIRING AND RECRUITING OF LABOR.
Local practices in recruiting labor; hiring halls; labor agents and middle
men. "Por-tical" (forced or nation) labor.
5500. PUBLIC OPINION AND MORALE - GENERAL
Discuss the factors important in understanding and influencing public opinion
and morale in the country under the heading below.
5501. GENERAL .ATTITUDES.
Report on general attitudes of the population (or segments of the popula-
tion) which are of military importance. Data on general attitudes not
covered by specific topics below should be reported under this heading.
Wherever possible support generalizations by objective data. For those
countries where polls similar to the Gallup Poll are made, give significant
results.
.0100 NATIONALISTIC ATTITUDES (Patriotism).
Attitudes which tend to increase nationalistic spirit. Note particu-
larly any variation between different Segments Of the population.
.0200 ATTITUDES TOWARD FOREIGN NATIONS AND NATIONALS,
Attitudes toward the U.S. particularly important.
.0300 ATTITUDES TOWARD WAR.
General information on attitudes of population toward war, and prepara-
tion for war.
NOTE: This number to be used only for nations mit actually engaged in
war. For nations engaged in war, report under 5502.
.0400 ATTITUDES TOWARD INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION,
Attitude of population toward the United Nations and other forms of in-
ternational organization.
.0500 ATTITUDES TOWARD INTERNAL RACIAL AND ETHNIC GROUPS.
Attitudes of various segments of population toward each other, e.g.,
anti-semitism, white-colored relationships, etc, (Political conflict
reported under .3144.0800.)
.0600 POST DEFEAT ATTITUDES.
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WAR MORALE OF THE CIVILIAN POPULATION.
For nations engaged in war, summArize current developments in state of mo-
rale of the civilian population. This summary should cover any and all
relevant factors including the following: degree of confidence in conduct
of the war, and in leaders; effect of current military operations; effect
of enemy air activity; effect of changes in standard of living imposed by
war, such as taxes, rationing, increased hours of work, reduction of
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receeational opportunities. It is particularly important to note differ-
ences in the support of the war by different groups.
PROPAGANDA - GENERAL.
General attitude toward propaganda activities, domestic and foreign; sus-
ceptibility to propaganda as affected by illiteracy, isolation, national
traits, traditional friendships and antipathies, and other factors.
.0100 PROPAGANDA ORGANIZATIONS.
Governmental ministry or agency responsible for propaganda activities;
description of organization; list of important personnel; funds avail-
able; policies and aims. Non-governmental organizations.
.0200 DOMESTIC PROPAGANDA FOR DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION.
Analysis of main propaganda lines and forms of dissemination used; esti-
mate of effectiveness. Cross-reference to 5503.0100 for organizations
involved.
.0300 DOMESTIC PROPAGANDA FOR FOREIGN CONSUMPTION.
Analysis of main propaganda lines; forms of dissemination used; areas
and groups toward Which propaganda is directed. Estimate of effective-
ness. Cross-reference to 5503.0100 for organizations involved.
.0400 FOREIGN ROPAGANDA FOR DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION.
Analysis of main foreign propaganda lines aimed at country; methods, of
dissemination used; current effect, and probably future effects.
.0500 FOREIGN PROPAGANDA FOR FOREIGN CONSUMPTION.
Analysis of main propaganda lines aimed at disruption of amicable rela-
tions with other countries;. methods of dissemination used; current
effect, and probably future effects.
.0600 PROPAGANDA FOR OPPOSING ARMED FORCES.
Analysis of propaganda lines, and methods of dissemination.
.0700 ANTI-PROPAGAIVA. MEASURES.
Restriction of propaganda literature, radio listening, etc.
.0800 REACTION TO ALLIED PROPAGANDA.
5504. CENSORSHIP.
(See 1000.1700 and 1000.1800 - Military).
55o5. PRESS-GENERAL.
Governmental ministry or agency for central, if separate fram agency in
charge of propaganda. (If combined, report under 5503.0100 with cross
reference here.) Degree of governmental control over the press, subsidy by
the government, by any political or industrial organization or by foreign-
ers. The influence of the press in moulding public opinion and the course
of government. The distribution of newspaper and periodicals, whether
localized or general.
.0100 PRINCIPAL DOMESTIC NEWSPAPERS, YERIODICAIS, AND NEWS SERVICES.
List principal newspapers, periodicals, and news services. For each
give location; ownership and control (including concealed controls and
subsidies, both damestic and foreign); language; circulation (number and
area); political affiliation; whether it expresses official or semi-of-
ficial opinions; loyalty to (or expressed attitude for or against) the
government; attitide toward war and national defense; affiliations in
foreign countries; influence in national affairs; attitude toward the
United States and other countries.
.0200 FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICADE AND NEWS SERVICES CIRCULATING IN
COUNTRY.
Give same details as in 5505.0100.
5505.0300 DOMESTIC WRITERS AND PRESS CORRESPONDENTS.
Give brief biographical sketches; political leanings; influence on.
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public opinion at home and abroad; important papers with which they are
associated; attitude toward the U.S. and foreign countries.
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS SERVING IN THE COUNTRY.
Important individuals, with nationality, general reputation, statue (of-
ficial or private), professional qualifications, significant activities,
views, and influence.
.0500 PUBLISHING HOUSES (01b.mdi THAN DAILY PRESS AND PERIODICAL).
List principal publishing houses, showing location, types of books and
pamphlets published, ownership and control, list of authors.
.0600 AMERICAN PRESS COTTESPORDENTS (FOREIGN SERVICE).
Report American correspondents who are suitable for military intelli-
gence work in the event of war.
5506. RADIO PROGRAMS.
Under this section is to be reported the use of radio as a means of commu-
nicating ideas. In each case note whether programs are sponsored by
governmental or private agencies.
NOTE: Technical aspects of radio are to be reported elsewhere. Propaganda
aspects of radio are to be. reported under the appropriate subsection of
5503.
.0100 DOMESTIC RADIO PROGRAMS,
Analysis of content of radioprograma for news and entertainment. Con-
trol of news broadcasts, editorial biases, etc. Principal sponsors of
radio programs. Note particulArly whether content, of domestic and for-
eign programa differ.
.0200 FOREIGN-BEAMED RADIO PROGRAMS.
Content of radio programa beamed at foreign areas. Principal sponsors.
.0300 FOREIGN RADIO PROGRAMS regularly received.
Nature of programa, areas from which received, call signs and frequen-
cies of sending stations, clearness of reception. Principal sponsors.
5507. MOTION PICTURES AND THEATM - INFORMATIONAL ASPECTS.
Use of motion pictures and theater in influencing public opinion; ownership
and control.
NOTE: Recreational aspects reported under 5807.0600.
5600.- CONDITIONS OF DOMESTIC LIFE - GENERAL.
Discuss under the sections below those aspects of social life which involve
the conditions of every-day life. in the home. In time of war, particular at-
tention should be given to disruptions in home life which interfere with the
operating efficiency of the group as a whole.
NOTE: Marriage and divorce are reported elsewhere.
5601. FAMILY AND HOUSEHOLD ORGANIZATION.
The structure of the family; the number of persona normally living in the
household and the relation of each to the head of the household; the posi-
tion and authority of"the head of the household; effects of war on family
life.
5602.
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THE HOUSKHOLD AS A:PRODUCING UNIT.
The items normally produced for consumption within the household in various
social-economic classes.
STANDARDS OF LIVING AND PATTERNS OF CONSUMPTION.
The general consumPtion pattern of the household unit; family budgets.
Particular emphasis should be placed on changes over a period of time, dif-
ferences between various social-economic classes, and the effect of war.
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5603.0100 FOOD - PATTERNS OF CONSUMPTION.
The normal diet of various groups of the population; food customs (ta-
boos); the effect of war and rationing programs on dietary sufficiency.
.0200 CLOTHING - PATTERNS OF CONSUMPTION.
The type of clothing normally worn by various classes of the population;
special customs with regard to clothing; the effect of war and rationing
programs on the quality of clothing available.
.0300
HOUSING.
Type of housing available to various classes of the population; numbers
owning and renting; adequacy of the average home in relation to family
needs; the effect of war; governmental or other large-scale programs for
improving housing; location of workers homes in relation to place of
employment.
5604. CUSTOMS AND ETIQUETTE.
Customs and laws governing day-to-day relations. Particular attention
should be given to those which are at variance with American standards, and
on which orientation of American personnel would be required.
5605. POSITION OF WOMEN IN SOCIETY.
The status and influence of women in the household and in public life;
legal restrictions on the activities of women.
5700. EDUCATION - GENERAL.
Historical development of education. General philosophy of education. Atti-
tude of educational system toward war, national defense and national expan-
sion. Attitude of population toward eduction; status of educators and edu-
cated persons in social life of the country; the groups which control the
educational institution. Report detailed data on educational system under
appropriate subsections.
NOTE: Political activities of students should be
section of 3144.
reported under appropriate
5701. ORGANIZATION OF SCHOOL SYSTEM.
Department or ministry in charge; organizational structure; important person-
nel. Legislation governing compulsory school attendance. Report separately
on any significantly large educational system not under state control; con-
trolling agencies; number of students; curriculum, etc. Relation of state and
school system, church and school system.
5702. EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS.
Data on illiteracy, school attendance, educational levels attained. Financial
statistics (value of plant, annual expenditure per student). Show differences
in educational attainment in different racial, religious and social groups.
5703. ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY 'SCHOOL CURRICULA.
'Analysis of content of education at elementary and secondary school levels.
Particular attention should be given to programs of indoctrination of atti-
tudes toward the U.S. and other countries; teaching of English and other for-
eign languages; languages required; history; technical studies of military
value.
5704. HIGHER EDUCATION.
Colleges and universities. For each principal institution report: name; lo-
cation; controlling agency; enrollment: curriculum; standards of instruction;
important personalities; scope and influence of teacher and student organiza-
tions; influence of foreign teachers. Discuss particularly the teaching
of history economics, and scientific studies of military value.
5705.
5705.0100
SPECIAL EDUCATION FIELDS.
ADULT EDUCATION.
Discuss adult education programa, giving number of persons attending,
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nature of courses, supporting agencies. Note particularly educational pro-
grams operated by workers' groups.
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION.
Discuss development of special vocational and technical schools outside of
the regular school system. Give number of schools, attendance, types of
courses taught.
.0300 EDUCATION OF NATIONALS ABROAD.
Number of students educated abroad; sources from which drawn; their spon-
sors; their influence on national life and affairs. Provisions that exist
for exchange of professors and students, and for scholarships.
NOTE: This section refers to civilians. Army personnel reported under
Military Block.
.0400 ? FOREIGN LANGUAGE SCHOOLS IN TBE COUNTRY.
The attitude of the government tbward the establishment of foreign language
schools, their influence on national life and affairs, and the system of
governmental supervision. School statistics.
.0500 PRIVATE EDUCATION.
Discuss development and extent of educational programs by nationals, by
foreigners, to develop ideologies showing effect on national life. Give
number of schools, attendance, types of courses taught and provisions for
scholorships.
5706. SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH.
Report principal agencies, groups, or institutions carrying out organized
research projects. Name of institutions.; location; type of research con,-
ducted; controlling or supporting agency; annual budget; personnel.
NOTE: Report significant results of research under appropriate subject-matter
sections.
5707. LIBRARIES, MUSEUMS, AND MONUMENTS.
For each major city list important libraries, museums, and public monuments
which should receive special protection in time of war. For libraries and
museums, give general information on type of collection (specialties, if any)
and objects of particular value; for libraries give number of volumes.
5708. LIIERATURE AND THE ARTS.
Discuss the development of literature and the arts with particular reference
to their place in creating national solidarity and nationalistic spirit. Sup-
ply list of works of literature which give background on patterns of living
and attitudes of the population.
5800. WELFARE, SOCIAL INSURANCE AND RECREATION - GENERAL.
General attitudes toward public welfare activities; whether welfare is a respon-
sibility of the state, or left to the individual household or local community.
For those countries where welfare activities are not organized, report under this
general heading; otherwise report under detailed sub-headings below.
NOTE: Activities relating to public health are reported under the appropriate
sections of 5502.
5801. PUBLIC WELFARE ORGANIZATIONS.
Governmental agency or agencies in charge; organizational structure; important
personnel. Data on specific programs should be given under the appropriate
sections below.
5802. PRIVATE WELFARE AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.
List principal organizations, with data on wealth, means of support, influ-
ence, important personnel. Data on specific programs should be given under
the appropriate sections below.
5803.0000 INSTITUTIONAL CARE.
List of institutions for care of poor, orphans, aged, blind, etc. Agencies
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responsible (public or private); source and amount of funds expended; number
of cases.
NOTE: Institutions for care of insane reported under 5306.
RELIEF PROGRAMS, PEACE-TIME.
Dole, work projects, subsistence in kind, emergency relief due to floods,
famines, and other disasters. Agencies responsible (public or private); im-
portant personnel; legal basis; source and total amount of total assistance
rendered; amount per case; number of cases and percent of population assisted.
Relief from foreign countries.
Relief to foreign countries. Agencies participating; important personnel;
types of assistance rendered.
5805. WAR RELIwil AND REHABILITATION.
For each heading below report agencies responsible (private, official, inter-
national), important personnel, scope of programs, including funds allocated;
adequacy.
.0100 DOMESTIC RELIEF.
Relief operations within country as result of war. Include special pro-
visions for care of war-displaced persons and refugees, especially emergen-
cy provisions for colonization, feeding, clothing, and sheltering of
bombed-out families. Extent of foreign participation in relief. UNRRA as-
sistance to the country reported here. (international membership reported
under 3161.0406; commercial aspects under 4705.)
.0200 RELIEF TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Programs set up for relief assistance to foreign countries or occupied
territory.
.0300 REHABILITATION OF WAR VETERANS.
Programs established by non-military agencies. (Assistance given the
wounded, disabled, etc., by regular military agencies should be reported
under appropriate section of Military Block.)
5806. SOCIAL INSURANCE AND PENSIONS.
.0100 =EMPLOYMENT INSURANCE.
Agencies responsible; legal basis; number of persons covered; number of
persons receiving payments; amount of payments.
.0200 OLD AGE INSURANCE.
Agencies responsible; legal basis; number of persons covered; number of
persons receiving payments; amount of payments.
NOTE: Distinguish from non-contributory pensions covered under 5806.0400.
.0300 HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
Public insurance (including workmen's compensation).. Agencies responsible;
legal basis; number of persons receiving payments; amount of payment.
Note: Private insurance is reported under the Economic block.
.04o0 PENSIONS, CIVIL.
Agencies responsible; legal basis; number of persons receiving payments;
amount of payments.
5807.
Note: Military pensions are reported under the Military block.
RECREATION - GENERAL.
The aptitude of the population for sports in general and the influence of this
as a factor in preparation for war (especially marksmanship, winter sports,
and woodcraft). Customs connected with recreational hotivities. Report under
the appropriate sub-heading below.
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.0300 ATHLETICS, AMATEUR.
.0400 MUSIC AND DANCING.
.0500 GAMBLING.
.0600 THEATER AN.0 MOTION PICTURES.
.0700 FESTIVALS, FAIRS, HOLIDAYS (NACATIONS).
.0800 RECREATIONAL GROUPS.
.0900 OTHER RECREATIONAL ACTIV111/b.
5900. PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY GENERAL.
Attitude of population toward law observanceand execution. Report particular
types of criminal activities which are characteristic, tendency toward mob be-
havior, rioting, etc. Specify those forMn of behavior normally considered crim-
inal in the U.S. which are not punishable as crimes; also forms of behavior pun-
ishable as crimes which are not considered criminal in the U.S. Report specific
data on police and penal systems in sections below.
NOTE: Information regarding handling of Prisoners of War should be reported
under the Military block.
5901. POLICE SYSTEM.
National, state, and mfinicipal police organizations; strength, equipment,
functions, methods; leading personnel; value as military asset. (Secret
Police as a political instrument reported under the-Politicalblock.)
5902. PENAL SYSTEM.
Forma and degrees of punishment for criminals (including political). List of
principal penal institutions, location, number of prisoners, types of
prisoners.
5903.0000 CRIMINAL STATISTICS.
Data on number of crimes by type, convictions, etc.
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6100.0000 - GEOGRAPHIC SOURCE MATERIAL
6101.0000 - MAPS AND MAP DATA
6102.0000 - BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS
6200.0000 - GEOGRAPHY
6201.0000 - GENERAL GEOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF COUNTRY
6202.0000 - GEOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS AFFECTING STRATEGY OF COUNTRY
6203.0000 - TOPOGRAPHY
6204.0000 - CLIMATE
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6101. MAPS AND MAP DATA.
NOTE: Organization, equipment and methods of operations of Army topographic
and mapping units should be reported under Services in the Military Bloc.
,.0100 INFORMATION ABOUT FOREIGN MAPS TO BE REPORIED.
01 surveys, both geodetic and hydrographic. Indicate source, type of sur-
vey, area covered, availability of data, etc.
02 Mapping (cartographic) projects contemplated or under way. Give au-
thority, area covered, scales and projection of maps.
03 Methods and technique of mapping and reproduction.
O)- Estimated accuracy of existing or future maps.
.0200 PUBLICATIONS TO BE FORWARDED.
01 Maps and atlases not already in Army Map Service Library.
NOTE: Maps on specific subjects are called for under the appropriate
headings.
02 New or current editions of maps of which earlier editions are in Army
Map Service Library.
03 Map catalogues, prospectuses, and critiques of map publishers and
scientific societies interested in maps.
04 Annual reports by governmental agencies engaged in mapping.
05 Ground control data of all types, especially precise data obtained by
geodetic and hydrographic surveys.
06 Cartographic symbols.
,07 Gazetteers; lists of place names with geographic location; selected
secondary sources (such as postal and railway guides) from which this
information can be compiled.
.0300 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION TO BE REPORTED.
01 Geographic information of military significance for campilinga new map
of the country or for correcting existing maps.
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02 Specific corrections of errors found in commonly used maps (preferably
indicated on a copy of the map).
Q3 Lists of alternate names of towns and places, used on existing maps.
ol[ Local terms for physical features together with English equivalents.
05 New techniques, materials, and equipment for reproduction of maps and
photographs in fixed establishments or in the field.
6102. PHOTOGRAPHS.
.0100 INFORMATION ON AERIAL SURVEYS.
01 Aerial surveys. Indicate source; type of survey; area covered; avail-
ability and cost of negatives or prints; date flown; altitude; focal
length and type of camera.
6102.0102
Methods and technique of making aerial surveys.
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Organizations, both governmental and private, engaged in aerial
photography.
GROUTJD-TERRAIN PHOTOGRAPHY TO BE FORWARDED,
Major natural terrain regions of the country. Typical or representa-
tive photographs of each region.
Coast lines. Typical scenes (except for beaches).
Landing beaches. Complete cover desired, including views from the sea.
Lakes, rivers and streams. Particularly views showing height and
character of stream banks at fords and other crossings.
05 - Mountain defiles, and passes.
Co Qther terrain features of strategic importance.
07 Landscape. Typical views of common landscape features, such as vege-
tation, walls, hedges, irrigation ditches, soil types, crops, etc.
NOTE: See Alphabetical Index for photographs required under other head-
ings (bridges, power plants, oil refineries, military equipment and
weapons, who's who, etc.).
NOTE: See "Choosing the Right Photograph" for further details of types of
picture a desired and methods of processing.
.0300 AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY TO BE FORWARDED.
01 Cities and towns.
NOTE: Aerial photographs of airdromes, air ports, ports and harbors,
transportation facilities, industrial installations, etc., when-a suitable
medium for giving required information should be furnished under perti-
nent subject headings.
NOTE: All aerial photographs furnished should be processed as described
in part III, "Choosing the Right Photograph."
105. BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.
Forward all books, pamphlets, bibliographies, journals, bulletins, guide
books, travel manuals and similar material dealing with the geography of the
country, including foreign language sources. List titles of books known to
exist but unobtainable.
3-00. GEOGRAPHY.
0201. GENERAL GEOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS.
.0100 TOPOGRAPHY.
Summarize broad physical features of the country emphasizing nature and
aecoasibility of au:tuts; major relief regions (mountains, hills, plateaus,
plains); important watersheds and their main characteristics; general na.
tare of the vegetation (forests, grassland, cultivated); and similar
features.
(:,:202.0000
Ari1A STUDIE2.
Include under this number studies or reports on areas (such as islands,
regions) which do not fall logically under other numbers-."
GEOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS AFFECTING STRATEGY.
NOTE: This number is for broad strategic geographical material of a general na-
ture. Detailed political and economic data should be omitted, as they are
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01 LOCATION.
The strategic importance of geographic location from the standpoint of
its effect upon the role of the country as a:
02 Land power.
03 Sea power.
04 Air power.
09 NATIONAL FRONTIERS.
Their physical characteristics and strategic role, including brief
mention of related political considerations.
14 OTHER GEOGRAPHIC FACTORS.
Consider any factors having important influences upon national politi-
cal objectives.
.0200
CRITICAL AREAS.
01 CRITICAL AREAS - TOPOGRAPHY.
Report physical features of most important agricultural, industrial,
mining or other areas, as being strategically important to the country.
NOTE: The industries themselves are reported under the Economic Block.
.0305 ROUTES.
A description of significant natural routes leading from the boundaries
of the country inland to critical areas with emphasis on:
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Maneuver and deployment possibilities.
Soil trafficability off road.
Vegetation as a barrier and as cover.
Bottlenecks and sites for roadblocks.
Dominating heights.
Stream barriers.
Water supply.
Other features of military significance (ditches, hills, marshes,
etc.).
NOTE: Report anything significant in the military history of these
routes.
'CITES.
List cities important from a military or political viewpoint. Detailed
city plans should give physcial coverage of city, major transportation
lines leading into and out of city, and terrain of city and adjacent
area.
NOTE: Information dealing primarily with a particular industry,
utility, or with populations should be reported elsewhere.
6203. TOPOGRAPHY.
6203.0100
RELImi FEATURES.
Describe relief features by small regions giving characteristics not readily
noted on maps. Cover the following:
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(Mountains, hills, plateaus, plains).
02
MINOR RELIEF FEATURES.
(Cliffs, gullies, sinkholes, minor irregularities, any other local. fea-
tures of military significance).
03 SUITABILTITFOR GROUND OPERATIONS.
Report on the suitability of the topography for ground operations,
paying particular attention to possibilities for:
04 Infantry movement.
05 Vehicular movement.
06 ? Observation and concealment.
07 Defensive positions.
08 Emergency landing fields.
.0200 SURFACE MAXEEIALS.
01 SOIL TYPE'S AND LUEIR .bdi.bECT IN EACH REGION ON POSSIBILITIES FOR:
02 Entrenchment.
03 Cross country movement.
o4 FoundatiOns.
09 Rock Types Available (especially sand, gravel, boulders) for:
10 Road repair.
11 Cement.
12 Other construction.
17 Soil and Cross Country Movement as Affected by:.
18 Freezing.
19 Rain.
20 Floods.
21 Windstorms.
0300 DRAINAGE FEATURES.
01 STREAMS
02 Width and depth.
03 Nature of bottom and banks.
04 Seasonal changes (including floods).
05 Pattern of stream systema.
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11 Size and depth.
12 Nature of bottom and shore.
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19 Size.
20 Vegetation.
21 Nature and depth of fill.
22 Possibilities of crossing.
23 Depth of. Surface Water.
24 Seasonal changes.
27 DESERTS.
28 Size.
29 Water Supply.
30 Stream courses.
35 SPRINGS.
4o UNDERGROUND WALLEE SUPPLT7S.
.45 ELEBACT OF DRAINAGE ON MILITARY OPERATIONS.
.0400 WATER SUPPLY (by regions).
.01 Surface water available.
02 Subsurface sources (include depth at which subsurface water can be
tapped).
.0500 VEGETATION (by regions).
01 FORESTS, WOODLANDS, AND PLANTATIONS.
? 02 Height, diameter, "and spacing of trees.
03 Foliage characteristics (include seasonal change).
Nature of undergrowth.
NOTE: Forest resources reported under 4308,
05 GRASSLANDS.
(Height, character, spacing and seasonal change).
o6 FTW.T.D CROPS.
07 General character and seasonal change of -crops and cropland.
08 Cultivational practices such as flooding, deep plowing, etc.
09 ASSOCIATED FEATURES SUCH AS WALLS, FENCES, 'MIR:ROWS, DITCHES, AND FARM
BUILDINGS.
14 ADVANTAGE OR. DISADVANTAGE IN GROUND OFEHATIOW.
Report on the advantage or disadvantage of VegetaxiCuAS 14ega,r0i
15 Movement.
16 Fields Of Fire.
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19 Construction materials.
20 Airfield sites and emergency landings.
.0600 COASTS AND ADJACENT ISLANDS.
01 TYRES.
Repert on coastal types (cliff, rock, gravel, sand, mud) and evaluate
landing possibilities along each segment of the coast as indicated by
natural conditions, military history, army maneuvers, local opinion
and present use.
06 LANDING BEACHES.
Report major landing beaches, including the following information:
07 Name and position (give coordinates and submit maps and photos).
08 Water approaches to beach (give landmarks; rocks, reefs, islets,
shoals, seaweed and similar obstructions; depths at low and high
tide; bottom materials; tides; exposure to surf; currents; ice
data).
09 Character of beach (shape; length; width at high and low tides;
gradients; material; interruptions to continuity).
10 Terrain adjacent (terrain for several miles inland, including
relief, drainage, and vegetation: characteristics).
11 Man-made structures on or near beach (mention briefly port facili-
ties, settlements, transportation facilities, and military
installations).
12 Weather and climate at beach (local wind, visibility, rainfall and
temperature characteristics).
NOTE 1: Include at least one beach on each major section of the coast.
NOTE 2: HYdrographic data on ports and harbors are reported under that
factor.
6204. CLIMATE.
Include and differentiate both average and extreme conditions. Report on:
.0100 TEMPERATURE.
.0200 RAIN AND SNOWFALL.
.0300 CLOUDS, FOG, MIST.
.0400 WINDS AND STORMS.
.0500 UNUSUAL LOCAL CONDITIONS.
.0600 DIVISION OF COUNTRY INTO CLIMATIC REGIONS.
NOTE: Forward information under .0100 through .0600 above only if such in-
formation is not covered in available publications and is presumed not. to be
in the hands of the U.S. Weather Bureau.
.0700 EFFECT OF CLIMATE ON GROUND OPERATIONS.
Pay particular attention to effect on:
01
6204.0702.
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Visibility and camouflage.
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04 Deterioration of food and supplies.
05 Health.
06 Air operations.
NOTE: National Weather Service is reported under 4506. Individual in-
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CONTENTS
7000.0000 - WHIDIS N1D - GENERAL
7100.0000 - MILTEARYWHO'S WHO - GENERAL
7101.0000 - INDIVIDUAL 1EL1TARYTERS0NALITIES
7200.0000 INDIVIDUAL POLITICAL.rEESONALITTEs
7300,0000 - INDIVIDUAL ECONOMIC 2BRSONALITIES
7400.0000 - INDIMUAL SOCIOLOGICAL rERS0NAL1TIES
7500.0000 - INDIVIDUAL SCIENTIFIC PERSONALITIES
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The following basic personality data, so far as available, should be submitted for
. all individuals reported on:
Full name, with the surname (i.e. the name unaer which the person is alphabetized)
underlined.
Aliases.
Titles (nobility, academic, etc.)
Place and date of birth.
Social Origin.
Education (schools and universities attended, subjects studied, degrees and
honors).
Professional career (all past activities and positions, with dates).
Foreign travel.
Languages spoken.
Present position and functions.
HOMB address.
Party, organization, and club affiliations.
Physical description (including photograph).
Personality, habits, character, ability.
Estimate of importance and influence.
NOTE 1: Details of military operations political events, economic affairs, etc.,
although usually closely associated with personalities, are reported and indexed
under the appropriate headings elsewhere. Only the personality data will be
indexed under the Who's Who block.
NOTE 2: Military Who's Who is assigned as a function of the Military Branch.
Military personalities are also handled by the Who's Who Branch when they are
prominent in fields other than the Military profession.
7000.0000 WMD'S WHO -GENERAL.
Submit under this number comprehensive "Who's Who's", dictionaries of current bio-
graphy, directories, telephone books, and all other types of lists, rosters, and
registers of miscellaneous personalities.
7001. INDIVIDUAL PERSONALITIES
This number comprises the alphabetical file kept by the Who's Who Branch on all
personalities (other than purely military). It Should not be used for reporting
unless the individual cannot be properly placed in any of the position categories
listed below. Otherwise all personalities Should be reported under their current
positions in accordance with the index which follows,
MILITARY: ARMY, NAVY, AIR
In addition to the basic personality data, reports on military personalities
Should include present command or appointment (top priority), rank, date of rank,
past comMands and appointments, date of entry into service, training and speciali-
zation, promotions, decorations, and tactical methods or peculiarities.
7100. MILITARY WHO'S WM0--GENERAL.
Submit under this number comprehensive Army, Navy, and Air Force registers and all
other types of lists and rosters of miscellaneous military personalities.
7101. INDIVUJUAL MILITARY YEESONALITIES
This number comprises the alphabetical file kept by the various desks of the Mili-
tary Branch on all military personalities. It Should not be used for reporting
unless the individual cannot be properly placed in any of the military positions
or other categories listed below.
7102. BRANCBES OF SERVICE.
This number should be used for reporting and indexing only if the present command
or appointment of the individual is not known or if he has no present command or
appointment. It may also be used for lists of personalities of a particular
branch of service.
.0100 General Staff Corps.
7102.0200 Intelligence Corps (if separate).
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.0400 Cavalry.
.0500 Reconnaissance Troops (if separate).
.0600 Artillery.
.0700 Antiaircraft Arm (if separate).
.0800 Antitank or Tank Destroyer Arm (if separate).
.0900 Tank Arn. or Armored Force.
.1000 Corps of Engineers.
.1100 Technical Service (if separate).
.1200 Signal Corps.
.1300 Chemical Warfare Service.
.1400 Medical Corps.
.1500 Dental Corps (if separate).
.1690 :Veterinary Corps.
.1700 Remount Service
.1800 Ordnance Service
.1900 quartermaster Corps.
.2000 Transportation Corps.
.2100 Supply Service (if separate).
.2200 Military Police.
.2300 Finance Department or Paymaster Service
.2400 Judge Advocate General's Department or Corps.
.2500 Adjutant General's Department or Corps.
.2600 Corps of Chaplains.
.2700 Army Postal Service
.2800 Morale Service or Propaganda Corps.
7103. POSITIONS
The subheads of this number given below should be used whenever the present
command or appointment of the individual is known.
.0100 HIGH COMMAND POSITIONS
01 Supreme Commander and personal assistants.
02 Chief of Supreme General Staff and assistants.
03 Commander in Chief of Army and personal assistants.
7103.0104 Chief of Staff of Army and personal assistants.
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06 Chief of Staff of Navy and personal assistants.
07 Commander in Chief of Air Force and personal assistants.
08 Chief of Staff of Air Force and personal assistants-.
.0200 HIGHEST ECHELONS OF OTHER MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS.
Under each organization include Commander in Chief, Chief of Staff, and their
important assistants or subordinates.
01 Militia.
02 National Guard.
03 Organized reserves.
04 Quasi-military organizations.
05 Guerrilla or Partisan forces.
06 Secret military police.
07 Military espionage organizations.
08 Pre-military training organizations-.
09 Woman's Army Corps.
.0300 WAR DEPARTMENT POSITIONS.
01 Chief of Personnel Division of General Staff and subordinates.
02 Chief of Intelligence Division of General Staff and subordinates.
03 Chief of Training Division of General Staff and subordinates.
04 Chief of Supply Division of General Staff and subordinates.
05 Chief of Operations Division of General Staff and subordinates.
06 Chiefs of other staff divisions and their subordinates.
07 Chiefs of other main War Department subdivisions (AGF, ASF, and equivalent
echelons) and their personal and staff assistants.
08 Chief of economic warfare agency and subordinates.
09 Chief of psychological warfare agency and Subordinates.
10 Chiefs or Inspectors of Branches (Infantry, Artillery, etc.) and
subordinates.
11 Chiefs of Service Departments or equivalent (Ord, Sig C, AGO, JA(, etc.)
and their subordinates.
.0400 AIR MINIbita posTrIons.
Information as in 7103.0300.
.0500 GROUND TACTICAL COMMANDS.
01 Commanders of Theaters and staff assistants,
02 Commanders of Army Groups and staff assistants.
03 Commanders of Armies and staff assistants.
7103.0504 Commanders of Corps and staff assistants.
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7103.0505 Commanders of Divisions and staff assistants.
06 Commanders of Brigades and staff assistants.
07 Commanders of Independent Commands and staff assistants.
08 Commanders of Regiments.
09 Commanders of Battalions.
10 Commanders of other ground tactical units.
.0600 AIR TACTICAL COMMANDS.
01 Commanders of Air Forces (or equivalent) and staff assistants.
02 Commanders of Air Corps (or equivalent) and staff assistants.
03 Commanders of Air Livisions (or equivalent) and staff assistants.
04 Commanders of Wings and staff assistants
05 Commanders of Groups.
06 Commanders, of Squadrons.
0700 TERRITORIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE COMMANDS.
01 Commanders of territorial subdivisions (corps areas etc.) and assistants.
02 Commanders of occupied territories and assistants.
03 Commanders of fortresses and assistants.
04 Commanders of military gendarmerie or local defense forces and assistants.
05 Commanders of recruiting areas and assistants.
06 Commanders of military schools, members of their instructing staffs, and
officers attending courses.
07 Commanders of training camps and assistants.
08 Commanders of arlministrative headquarters (ordnance depots, etc.) and
assistants.
09 Commanders of other military posts and stations.
7104. andEli MILITARY PERSONALITIES
.0100 Military Attaches abroad
.0200 Military Observers abroad
.0300 Members of military missions abroad.
.0400 Personnel in foreign military schools.
.0500 Agents abroad or intended for use abroad (military personnel only).
.0600 Foreign Military Attaches in country.
.0700 Foreign Military Observers in country.
.0800 Members of foreign military missions in country.
7104.0900 Foreign personnel in military schools of country.
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7104,l000 Foreign agents in country (military personnel only).
.1100 Foreigners decorated by U. S. Government.
.1200 Others.
POLITICAL WHO'S WHO
NOTE 1: In addition to the basic personality data required on all individuals,
list all past and present political activities. (A list of activities only is re-
quired for Who's Who; activities should be discussed under the appropriate sec-
tions of the Political Block).
NOTE 2: Submit comprehensive political and all other types of lists and rosters
of miscellaneous political personalities, under Who's Who -- General 7000.
7200. INDIVIDUAL POLITICAL PERSONALITIES
This number should not be used for reporting unless the individual cannot be prop-
erly placed in any of the political positions or other categories listed below.
7201. Head of Government (President, Sovereign or Dictator).
7202. Premier.
7203. Cabinet Officers.
7204. Members of Political, Executive, Advisory Councils (Nationals or Foreigners).
7205. Members of Independent Executive Offices.
7206. Members of Occupational Government (Military and Political
7207. Members of Puppet Government.
7208. Members of Government in Exile.
7209. Members of Local Governments (outstanding).
7210. Members of Legislative Branch.
7211. Members of Judiciary (outstanding).
7212. Members of Foreign. Advisory Councils (on Foreign Affairs).
7213. Members of Foreign Political Missions (good-will, etc.).
7214. Members of Political Missions to Foreign Countries.
7215. Members of Armistice or Peace Negotiations.
7216. Members of Disarmament Conferences (Military and Political).
7217. Members of Conferences (all types).
7218. Members of Treaty Negotiations and Signatories to Treaties.
7219. Members of Political Police (outstanding)
7220. Members of SecretPolice (Political).
7221. Leaders of Political Parties (outstanding).
.7222. Leaders of Political Groups (ISM, etc.).
7223. Leaders of Political Programs and Purges.
7224.0000 Leaders of Political Subversive Activities (Nationals or Foreigners).
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7225.0000 Leaders of Anti-Semitic Movements.
7226. Leaders of Minority Movements.
7227. Leaders of Coup d'Etat.
. 7228. Leaders of Revolutions and Revolutionary Movements.
7229. Leaders of Political Issues.
7239,. Foreign Office (outst.nnaing personalities).
7231. Foreign Diplomatic and Consular Service (National abroad and Foreign in
country).
7282. Foreign Agents in Country.
7233. Agents in Foreign Countries.
7234. Others (important from a military intelligence viewpoint).
ECONOMZC WEO'S WHO
NOTE 1: In addition to the basic personality data required on all individuals
(sob WW page l), list all economic or financial activities having a bearing on
national defense. All politi,cal activities. (A list of activities only is re-
quired for Who's Who; activities Should be discussed under the appropriate sec-
tions Of the Economic Block).
NOTE 2: Submit comprehensive economic and all other types of lists and rosters of
miscellaneous economic personalities, under Who's Who - General 7000.
7300.0000 INDIVIDUAL ECONOMiC PERSONALITIES
This nuMber should _w_Lb be used for reporting unless the individual cannot be prop-
erly placed in any of the economic positions or other categories listed below.
7301. Leaders in Economic Development of Country.
?
7302. Leaders in Economic Plane (Five-year and similar).
7303. Leaders in Agricultural Plans and Development.
7304. Leaders in Mining DeVelopment.
Leaders in Manufacturing Development.
7306. Leaders in Transportation Development.
7307. Leaders in Financial Development.
7308.
Leaders in Communications Development.
7309. Leaders In Commerce Development.
7310. Members of Economic Advisory Councils or Commissions..
7311. Members of Economic Warfare Boards.
712. Members of Economic Reconstruction Committees.
7313. Members of Economic Purchasing Commissions.
7$14- Members of Economic Societies (outstanding economists).
7315. Beads of Important Agricultural Industries (Nationals or Foreigners).
7316.0000 _Beads of Important Mining Industries (Nationals or Foreigners).
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7317.0000 Heads Of Important Manufacturing Industries (Nationals or Foreigners).
7318. Heads of Important Munitions Industries (Nationals or Foreigners).
7319. Heads of Important Chemical Industries (Nationals or Foreigners).
7320. Heads of Important Public Utilities (Nationals or Foreigners).
7321. Heads of Important Railroad and Shipping (NationAls or Foreigners).
7322. Heads of Important Banking and Financial Institutions (Nationals or Foreigners).
7323. Heads Of Important Communications Facilities (Telephone, Telegraph, Radio)
(Nationals or Foreigners).
7324. Heads of Important International Trading Missions.
7325. Heads of Important International Economic Missions.
7326. Heads of Important Business Institutions.
7327. Others(inix)rttuTt from a military intelligence viewpoint).
SOCIOLOGICAL WHO'S WHO
NOTE 1: In addition to the basic personality data required on all individun1s
(see WW page 1), list 611 activities, political and other CA list of activities
only is required for Who's Who; activities should be discussed under the appropri-
ate sections of the Political and other blocks).
?
V09!E 2: Submit comprehensive sociological and all other types of lists and
rasters of Miscellaneous sociological personalities, under Vlao's Who -- General
7000.
7400. INDIVIDUAL SOCIOLOGICAL PERSONALITIES
This number should neat be used for reporting unless the individual cannot be prop-
erly placed in any of the sociological positions or other categories listed below.
71103. Leaders of Important Minority Croups. (Do not duplicate Political Who's Who
here).
7404. Leaders of Important Immigrant Groups.
7405. Leaders of Important Refugee Groups.
7406. Leaders of Important Foreign Groups.
7407. Leaders of Important Civic Organizations.
7408. Leaders of Important Philanthropic and Relief Organizations.
7409. Leaders of Important Labor Organizations.
7410. Leaders of Important Labor Strikes.
7411. Leaders of Important Health Institutions.
7412. Leading Educators.
7413. Leading Clergymen.
7414. Leading Editors (Nationals or Foreigners).
7415. Leading Press porrespondents (Nationals or Foreigners).
7416.0000 Leading Pul)liehers or Owners of Newspapers and Magazines (Nationals or
Foreigners).
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7417.0000 Leading Members of Press Associations or News Agencies (Nationals or
Foreigners).
NOTE: Only a statement is required here as to particular newspaper or association
with whicn personality is affiliated, with attitude toward U.S. and other leading
powers.
7418. Leading Radio Commentators (Nationals or Foreigners).
7419. Leading Propagandists (Radio, Press, Theater) (Nationals or Foreigners).
7420. Leading Theater Owners and Managers (Nationals or Foreigners).
7421. Leading Moving Picture Owners and Managers (Nationals or Foreigners).
7422. Leading Censors of Press, Theater and Radio.
7423. Chief of National and Civil Police (Public Order and Security).
7424. Chiefs of Civil Penal Institutions.
7425. Others - Important from a military intelligence viewpoint.
SCIENTIFIC W1D'S 14110
-NOTE 1: In addition to the basic personality data required on all individuals
'(see WW page 1), give details of career, professional reputation, names of impor-
tant associates location of research activities subjects of research, membership
"or employment in professional organizations, authorship of scientific publications.
TOTE 2: Submit comprehensive scientific and all other types of lists and rosters
of Miscellaneous scientific personalities under Who's Who -- General 7000.0000.
7500. INDIVIDUAL SCIENTIFIC PERSONALITIES
This number should 112-1 be used for reporting unless the individual cannot be prop-
erly placed in any of the scientific positions or other categories listed below.
IMPORTANT SCIDITISTS AND INVENTORS (BOTH NATIONAL AND FOREIGN) IN THE FOLLOWING
7501. Bacteriological Warfare.
7502. Medicine.
7503. atemical Warfare.
7544. Organic Chemistry.
7505. Nuclear Physics.
7506. Synthetic Substitutes (Fuel, Rubber, etc.).
7507. Explosives.
7508. Ammunition.
7509. Fuzes.
7510. Rockets.
7511. Guided Missiles.
7512. Metallurgy.
7513. Weapons.
7514.0000 Vehicles.
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7515.0000 Aeronautics (General).
7516. Aerodynamics, Airplanes, Gliders, etc.
7517. Aircraft Engines (jet-propulsion, etc.)
7518. Aircraft instrumonts.
7519. Aircraft Equipmont (gun turrets, etc.)
7520. Fire Control Devices.
7521. Sub-surface Devices.
7522. ,Electronics (Radio, Radar, Television, Rays, etc.)
7523.0000 Others - Important from a military intelligence viewpoint.
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SCIENTIFIC
THE SCIENTIFIC SECTION COVERS 111B PRODUCTION OF INTELLIGENCE CONCERNING SCIENTIFIC DE-
VELOPMENTS, THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, WHICH HAVE OR MAY HAVE MILITARY IMPLICATIONS.
CONTENTS
8300.0000 ELFOIRONICS
840o.0000 GUIDED MISSTINS AND REMOTE CONTROLLED WEAPONS
8500.0000 BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL WARFARE
8600.0000 NUCLEAR PHYSICS (ATOMIC ENERGY)
8700.0000 MISCELLANEOUS
NOTE 1: All matters concerning electronics, including research, development, production,
operational use, tactical employment, and countermeasures are reported under the appropriate
numbers in the 8300 block.
NOTE 2: Scientific intelligence, other than electronics,' in the research and developmental
stage is reported under the appropriate numbers in the 8400, 8500, 8600, or 8700 group as
af,i;licable. If the materiel has passed the developmental stage and is in use by a military
organization, then the appropriate numbers in the Military block is also assigned.
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8300. FT7CTR0NICS
8310. COMMUNICATIONS, RADIO: Military radio telephony or radio telegraphy.
.0100 THEORY: Circuit research and design
.0200 TACTICAL EMPLOYMENT: Application and use of specific equipment in systems.
(Including basis of issue of equipment to units)
.0300 EQUIPMENT: Description of equipment components and characteristics.
01 Shipborne
02 Automatic systems
03 Ground Fixed
Ground. Mobile and Portable
05 Airborne Troops
06 Airborne
07 Air-Ground
08 Intercept and Monitoring
09 Direction Finding (D/F): Excluding D/F for Navigation
10 Others: (Including Synthetic Training Devices)
.040o LOCATIONS: Location of fixed radio communication stations including inter-
cept and monitoring installations.
.0500 COMPROMISED: Foreign knowledge of American equipment or its tactical employ-
ment.
8311. COMMUNICATIONS, OTHER THAN RADIO
.0100 TELEPHONE
.0200 SWITCHBOARD
.0300 TELEGRAPH: (Including Teletype)
.0400 LINE EQUIPMENT: (Wire, Repeaters, Test Equipment, etc.)
.0500 VISUAL: (Including Lamps, Flares, Flags, etc.)
.0600 MISCELLANEOUS: Report on communication equipment which is not listed above.
8320. NAVIGATIONAL AIDS: Report on radio and radar aids to navigation employing con-
tinuous wave, pulse and frequency modulation principles.
.0100 THEORY: Aspects of circuit research and design.
.0200 TACTICAL EMPLOYMENT: Application and use of equipment in systems.
.0300 EQUIPMENT: Description of equipment components in systems and characteristics.
01 Airborne Direction Finding (D/F): Including radio compass.
02 Ground Direction Finding (D/F) Stations
03 Beam Systems
8320.0304 Radio Beacons: Including Radons
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8320.0305 Precision Navigational Systems: Excluding blind bombing radar
06 Radio Altimeters
07 Others: Navigational Aid equipment not listed above.
.o400 LOCATIONS: Locations of Navigational Stations
.0500 COMPROMISED: Foreign knowledge of American equipment or its tactical
-eriVloyment.
8330. PARTS AND COMPONENTS: Report on all circuit elements, basic components and
aCcessories, which together make up, are used with, or are a part of complete
electronic units.
.0100 AMOSIFIRES
01 Audio Frequency
02 Raaio Frequency
.0200 ANTENNAS
.0300 BAI1ERIES
.oltoo COILS
.0500 CONDENSERS
01 Fixed
02 Variable
.0600 CONDUCTORS: Coaxial Cables, Wave Guides, etc.
.0700 CRYSTALS
.0800 DETECTORS
.0900 PLTICTROMAGNETS
.1000 FILTERS
01 Audio Frequency
02 Radio Frequency
.1100 HEADPHONES
.1200 INDICATORS: Report those integral components of equipment which present
range and azimuth such as oscillographs and oscilloscopes.
,1300 INDUCTANCES: Chokes
.3 1+00 INSULATORS
.1500 METERS: Report on all panel board and control board instruments.
01 Ammeters
02 Frequency: This category covers devices for measuring power frequencies
(e.g. iribrating reed type): see BID number 8330.3002 for Audio and Radio
Frequency meters.
03 Voltmeters
o4 Wattmeters
8330.1505 Others: Report an instruments not listed above.
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8330.1600 MICROPHONES
.1700 MODULATORS
01 Audio Frequency
02 Radio Frequency
.1800 MULTIVIBRATORS
.1900 NAMEPLATES AND PRODUCTION RATES
.2000 OSCILLATORS
.2100 PLUGS AND JACKS
.2200 POWER SUPPLIES
01 Vacuum Tube
02 Motor Generator
.2300 RECORDERS
01 Disc
02 Magnetic
03 Tape
04 Other
.2400 RECTIFIERS: Chemical, mechanical and oxide.
.2500 RELAYS
.2600 RESISTORS
01 Fixed
02 Variable
.2700 SELSYNS
.2800 SPEAEERS
.2900 SWITCHES
01 Mechanical
02 Vacuum Tube
03 -Other
.3000 TEST DEVICES AND METHODS: In reporting on each piece of test-equipment
give its method of application or use.
01 Field Strength Meter
02 Frequency Meter: This category covers those devices for measuring Audio
and Radio Frequencies; see BID number 8330.1502 for Power Frequency
Meters.
03
8330.3004
Vacuum Tube Voltmeter
Vacuum Tube Bridge
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8330.3005 Oscillographs and Oscilloscopes: Report on devices used for recording or
visually observing changes in waveform.
06 Signal Generators
07 Vacuum Tube Tester and Checker
08 Time Interval Instrument
09 Others: Report on other testing devices not listed above.
.3100 TRANSFORMERS
01 Audio Frequency
02 Radio Frequency
03 Power
.3200 TUBE SOCKETS
.3300 CLIMATIZATION OF ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT; which consists of treatment of equip-
ment for operation under the following conditions:
10 High Altitudes
20 Low Temperatures
30 Higti Temperatures
40 High Humidity
50 Fungus Growth
60 Deserts
70 Others
.3400 MISCELLANEOUS: Report on any other parts and components not listed above.
8340. RADAR: Including types employing continuous wave, pulse, and frequency modu-
lation principles.
.0100 THEORY: Technical aspects of circuit research and design.
.0200 TACTICAL EMPLOYMENT: Application or uses of radar equipment and systems.
10 Search and Warning: Including ground and shipborne.
20 Fire and Searchlight Controls: Including ground and shipborne.
21 Missile Trajectory Plotting
30 Search (Airborne): Air to Surface Vessel (ASV)
40 Interception
41 Airborne Interception (Al): For guiding aircraft to target.
42 Ground Control Interception (GCI): For guiding aircraft to target.
50 Identification: Identification Friend or Foe (Lr)
60 Blind Bombing
8340.0270 Others: (Including Trainers, etc.)
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8340.6300 EQUIPMENT: Description of equipment components or systems.
10 Search and Warning: Including ground and shipborne
20 Fire and Searchlight Controls: Including ground and ehipborne.
21 Missile Trajectory Plotting
30 Search (Airborne): Air to Surface Vessel (ASV)
40 Interception
41 Airborne Interception (Al): For guiding aircraft to target.
42 Ground Control Interception (GCI): For guiding aircraft to target.
50 Identification: Identification Friend or Foe (1.0.0
. 60 Blind Bombing
70 Others: (Including Trainers, etc.)
.0400 LOCATIONS: Locations of radar installations
.0500 COMPROMISED: Foreign knowledge of American equipment or its tactical
employment.
8350. RADIO COUNTERMEASURES (RCM): Including Radar Countermeasures
.0100 THEORY: Circuit research and design
10 Jamming
11 Radio
12 Radar
13 Radio Proximity Fuze
14 Guided Missiles
15 Navigational Aide
16 Others .
20 Anti-Jamming (AJ)
30 Repeaters for deception
40 Reflectors for deception and jamming
50 Search and Investigation
60 Others: Including anti-detection, homing, radar evasion, etc.
.0200 TECHNIQUES: Application and use of radio and radar countermeasures equipment
in systems.
.10 Jamming
11 Radio
12 Radar
13 Radio Proximity Fuze
8350.0214 Guided Missiles
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8350.0215 Navigational Aids
16 Others
20 Anti-Jamming (AJ)
30 Repeaters for deception
40 Reflectors for deception and jamming
50 Search and Investigation
?6o Others,: Including anti-detection, homing, radar evasion, etc.
.0300 EQUIPMENT: Description of radio and radar countermeasures equipment com-
ponents and characteristics
10 Jamming
11 Radio
12 Radar
13 Radio Proximity Fuze
14 Guided Missiles
15 Navigational Aids
16 Others
20 Anti-Jamming (AJ)
30 Repeaters for deception
40 Reflectors for deception and jamming
50 Search and Investigation
60 Others: Including anti-detection, homing, radAr evasion, etc.
.0400 SUSCEPTIBILITY TESTS: Tests againat specific equipment or systems to de-
termine their susceptibility to radio or radar countermeasures activities.
01 Radio Communications
02 Radar
03 Navigational Aids
o4 Others: Including facsimile, television, proximity fuze, etc.
.0500 AMERICAN COUNTERMEASURES ACTIVITIES: 'Report on operational use of Radio
Cbuntermeasures (RCM).
,01 Radio Communications
02 Radar
03 Navigational Aids
04 Others: Including facsimile, television, proximity fuze, etc.
.0600 LOCATIONS: Locations of Radio Countermeasures (RCM) installations.
8350.0700 COMPROMISED: Foreign knowledge of American equipment or its tactical
employment.
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8360. SPECIAL ELECTRONIC DEVICES
.0100 CRYPTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT: Including Coding, Ciphering and Scrambling equip-
ment in systems.
.0200 DETECTORS
10 Sound: Report on all devices (transmitters, receivers, etc.) employing
sound waves in the audible range.
11 Theory: Theory of design and principles of operation.
12 Techniques: Application and uses of equipment in systems.
13 Equipment: Description of equipment components in systems.
20 Light: Report on all devices (transmitters, receivers, etc.) employing
light radiation in the visible light spectrum (e.g., photoelectric cell)
Other: Report on detectors not listed above.
NOTE: Information pertaining to and/or describing electronic devices and
equipment, which are activated by heat radiation, will be reported under BID
number 8360.0600 - INFRARED.
.0300 ELECTRONIC CONTROL MECHANISMS: Report on all electronic control equipment
similar to the type used in Guided Missiles (transmitters and receivers).
10 Theory: Circuit research and design
20 Techniques: Application and uses of equipment in systems
21 Aircraft
22 Missiles
23 Tanks
24 Other: Including boats, torpedoes, etc.
30 Equipment: Description of that part making up the electronic control
equipment only.
31 Aircraft
32 Missiles
33 Tanks
34 Other: Including boats, torpedoee, etc.
.0400 FACSIMILE
10 Theory: Research and design
20 Techniques: Application and uses of equipment in systems
30 Equipment: Description of equipment
40 Locations: Locations of facsimile installations
.0500 FUZES, RADIO PROXIMITY: Report on all such devices similar to the radio
proximity fuzes used in projectiles, bombe, torpedoes, shells, etc.
10 Theory: Circuit research, design and construction
8360.0520 Techniques: Application and uses of proximity fuzes
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.0600 INFRARED AND ULTRAVIOLET
10 Theory: Research and design
20 Techniques: Application and uses of equipment in systems
30 Equipment: Description of equipment components in systems
.0700 MAGNETIC: Report on all devices employing magnetic principles similar to
those used for mine, ship and submarine detection.
10 Theory: Circuit research and design
20 Techniques: Application and uses of equipment insystems
30 Equipment: Description of equipment components in systems
.0800
MEOROLOGICAL EQUIPMENT: Report on all devices for meteorological purposes
which employ radio principles
10 Theory: Circuit research and design
20 Special Uses: Report on the application of radio meteorological equip-
ment such as that used as the control of mechanisms or explosives.
30 Equipment: Description of radio components of equipment.
.0900 RAYS: Report on Death Rays, Ignition System Rays, X-Rays, etc.
.1000 SUPERSONIC AND SUBAUDIELE: Report on all devices employing sound waves
above and below the audible range (transmitters and receivers).
10 Theory: Research and design.
20 Techniques: Application and uses of equipment in systems
30 Equipment: Description of equipment components
.1100 TELEVISION
10 Theory: Circuit research and design
20 Techniques: Application and uses of television equipment and systems
30 Equipment: Description of equipment components in system
31 Ground: Fixed, Mobile and Portable
32 Airborne
33 Other
.1200 OTHERS: Report on all Special Electronic Devices not included in the abbve
listing such as Radar Ranging Shells, etc.
8370.0000 VACUUM TUBES
.0100 liaORY: Theoretical aspects of vacuum tube design and circuit application.
.0200 DESIGN AND CHARACLEEISTICS: Electrical, mechanical or physical characteris-
tics of vacuum tubes.
10 Transmitting tubes
8370.0220 Receiving tubes
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4o Cathode Ray tubes
50 Other: Infrared tubes, Photoelectric Cell, .etc.
.0300 CATHODE RAY TUBE PHOTOGRAPHY: Methods and techniques of photographing
cathode ray tube images.
- 8380. WAVE PROPAGATION
.0100 THEORY: Report on the theoretical studies in consideration of wave propaga-
tion, radiation in transmission, etc.
10 Radio Communication
20 Radar
30 Radio and Radar Countermeasures
4o Navigation
50 Special Electronic Devices: Report information as pertaining to those
devices listed under the 8360.0000 block.
60 Others
.0200 TECHNIQUES: Characteristics and uses of wave propagation devices or
systems.
01 Radio Communication
02 Radar
03 Navigational Aid
04 Radio and Radar Countermeasures
05 Direction Finding
06 Wave Guides and Cavity Resonators
07 Transmission Line and Coupling Devices
98 Ionospheric Prediction and Measurement
09 Meteorological Prediction
.0300 FREQUENCY ALLOCATION AND USAGE
8400. GUIDED MISSILES, REMOTE CONTROLUD AND UNCONVENTIONAL WEAPONS
8410. DEVICES, CONTROTXFD
.0100 MISSIRTP: Projected through the atmosphere
01 Homing
02 Human Piloted
03 Mechanically Remote Controlled
o4 Radio Controlled
05 Wire Controlled (Electrically)
8410.0106 Others (Including V Weapons, etc.)
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8410.0200 NAVICULAR: Water Surface Weapons
01 Homing
02 Manned
03 Radio Controlled
04 Others
.0300 SPECIAL
.0400 SUBMERSIBLE: Subsurface Weapons
01 Homing
02 Human Piloted
03 Mechanically Remote Controlled
04 Radio Controlled
05 Wire Controlled (Electrically)
06 Others
.0500 VEHICULAR: Ground Surface Weapons
01 Homing
02 Human Driven
03 Mechanically Remote Controlled
04 Radio Controlled
05 Wire Controlled (Electrically)
06 Others
8420. PROPULSION OF MISSILES AND UNCONVENTIONAL WEAPONS
.0100 METHODS
01 Jet
02 Rockets
03 Others
8430. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
.0100 GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE RESEARCH PROGRAMS
01 Organization
02
03
04
.0300
01
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Grounds
Annual Appropriations
Special Appropriations
DEVELOPMENTS
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a Manufacturing Processes
05 Others
844o. MANUFACTURING AND PRODUCTION DATA
.0100 LOCATIONS OF FACTORIES
.0200 PRODUCTION CAPABILITIES OF VARIOUS FACTORIES
8450. TACTICAL ORGANIZATION OF USING-UNITS
.0100 TENTATIVE T/O's FOR SERVICE TESTS
.0200 PERMANENT T/O's AF1ZE ACCEPTANCE TESTS
8500. BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL WARFARE
8510. BIOLOGICAL (BAC1EEI0LOGICAL) WARFARE
.0100 BW AGENTS: Disease producing agents which may be used to cause infection in
man, animals, or plants.
.0200 BW CAPABILITIES, INTENTIONS AND POLICIES
.0300 BW DISSEMINATION; Methods used to disseminate BW Agents
.0400 BW PROTECTION:
Biological - Immunization, etc.
Chemical - Decontamination and disinfection
Physical - Protective clothing, masks, etc.
.0500 BW RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION
.0600 BW TACTICS AND STRATEGY
.0700 BW INCIDENTS: Use or Suspected Use
.0800 BW TRAINING
.0900 BW UNITS: Units trained for 3W operation - either DEFENSIVE or OFFENSIVE.
NOTE: BW Who's Who covered under 7501.
8520, CHEMICAL WARFARE
.0100 WAR GASES: For each class of gas, indicate whether it is standard (adopted)
or experimental. Give class; type; specifications;-methods of projection;
properties; effects. Include such data as odor; persistency in summer and
winter; tactical classification; physical classification; physiological
effects. Give symbol and markings.
01 Arsenicals
02 Hydrogen Cyanide
03 Phosgene
Mustard and Nitrogen Mustards
05 Tear Gases
8520.0106 Others: Miscellaneous gases not reported under other numbers.
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and quantities of gases and gas filled munitions.
08 Research and Development: Research and development of new types. List '
each research agency or establishment with location, facilities, methods,
personnel.
.0200 CW DEFENSE, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT: Research and development of new Army,
Navy, Air Force and civilian gas masks, protective' clothing, gasproof shel-
ters, decontaminating materials and techniques. Measures for identifica-
tion, reporting, and special warning.
01 Gas Mask, Research and Development
02 Clothing, Protective, Research and Development
04 Decontamination, Research and Development
05 Identification and Detection
.0300 CW TACTICS AND STRATEGY': Report tactical doctrines on use of poison gases.
List munitions to be used, types of renumerative targets and types and
amounts of poison gases to be employed. Report strategic viewpoint toward
use of poison gas in warfare.
.0400 CW POLICIES AND INTENTIONS: Policies and intentions regarding the use of
poison gas in warfare and research and development of new gases, chemical
weapons and gas protective equipment.
.0500 CW INCIDENTS, USE OF POISON GAS, KNOWN OR SUSPECTED: Report type, name,
amounts and physiological effects of agent or agents used. Report number
and type of casualties, location of incidents, type and quantities of shell
or other munition used to prOject gas. Full description of action in which
incident occurred.
.0600 CW INCENDIARIES: Report chemical constituents, munitions in which employed,
tactical usej protective measures, research and development of new typos.
860o. NUCLEAR PHYSICS (ATOMIC ENERGY)
Note:
The outline for reporting Intelligence on Nuclear Physics carries a higher classi-
fication than the Basic Intelligence Directive itself, accordingly it will be dis-
tributed under separate cover, in accordance with established policy and
procedure.
8700. MISCELLANEOUS
8710. BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS (SCIENTIFIC)
.2000 Captured Documents
.4000 Catalogues
.6000 Handbooks
.8000 Progress Reports
8720. LISTINGS (SCIENTIFIC)
.1000 Foreign documents
.2000 Foreign Equipment
.3000 Documents
.4000 Progress Reports
8720.5000 Equipment
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With the exception of 8000., Einimates of the Situation, and 8005., Comments on
Current Events, numbers in the Miscellaneous Section are to be used only when no other appli-
cable number can be found in the B.I.D., or when the content of the document is covered in
more than one Section of the BbI.D.
8000.0000 Estimates of the Situation.
8005.0000 Comments on Current Events.
8010.0000 Coordinated Intelligence Reports.
8015.0000 Reports covering Captured Documents.
8020.0000 Reports severing Captured Materiel.
8025.0000 Reports of Interviews and Interrogations (Including P.O.W.
Reports).
8100.0000 Requests for Information.
Specific requests originating in the War Department, Washington, for information,
documents, materiel, etc., capable of yielding intelligence. (This number (8100)
should be used only when requests cover more than a single topic. A request for
Information on a single topic should be treated under the appropriate BID number.
Lists of "intelligence targets" or "intelligence objectives" are to be treated
under number 8100).
9000.-9999.Reserved for use of MIS Intelligence Library.
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1 ounce (troy or apothecaries')
/pound (avoirdupois)
1 pound (troy and apothecaries') ? ?
1 long or gross ton
1 short or net ton
31.103 grams
453.592 grains
373.242 grams
1.016 metric tons
0.907 metric ton
CONVERSION FACTORS OF RUSSIAN WEIGHTS AND MEASURES INTO UNITED STATES AND BRITISH UNITS
Note: The U.S.S.R. has officially adopted the Metric System.
may still be encountered.
Russian Unit
1 sazhen
1 arshin
1 Couto (Russian foot)
1 duim (Russian inch)
1 =Ilya (Russian mile)
1 verst
1 square sazhen
l'square arshin
1 square verst
1 dessiatine
1 cubic sazhen
1 cubic arshin
1 cubic vershok
1 shtoff
1 chetverik
1 botchka
1 vedro
' 1 charka
1 garnetz
1 zolotnik
1 lot
1 funt
1 pood
1 bercovets
The units below, however,
United States and British Equivalent
2.333
2.333
28.000
1.000
1.000
4.640
0.663
5.444
49.000
784.000
0.439
281.220
2.700
12.704
12.704
5.359
0.325
0.271
0.745
0.721
129.969
108.223
12.997
10.822
0.260
2.978
2.886
5.957
5.772
0.372
0.361
0.150
0.137
0.451
0.903
36.113
0.161
04180
yards
feet
Inches
foot
inch.
miles
mile
square yards
square feet
square inches
square mile
acres
acres
cubic yards
cubic feet
cubic inches
United States gallon
British gallon
United States bushel
British bushel
United States gallons
British gallons
United States liquid quarts
British quarts (liquid)
United States liquid pint
United States dry quarts
British quarts (dry)
United States dry pints
British pints (dry)
United States peck
British peck
ounce (avoirdupoie)
bunco (troy or apothecaries')
ounce (avoirdupois)
pound (avoirdupois)
pounds (avoirdupois)
long, ton
short ton
CONVERSION FACTORS OF UNITED STATES AND BRITISH WEIGHTS AND MEASURES INTO RUSSIAN UNITS
United States and British Unit
Russian
Equivalent
1 yard
0.429
sazhen
1 foot
0.429
arshin
1 inch
0.036
arshin
1 statute mile
1.509
verst
1 nautical mile
1.737
verst
1 square yard
. ?
?
? .
0.184
square
sazhen
1 square foot
0.020
square
sazhen
1 square inch
0.001
square
arshin
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1 square mile 2.276 square verst
237.06 dessiatin
1 acre 0.370 dessiatin
1 cubic yard 0.079 cubic sazhen
1 cubic foot 0.079 cubic arehin
1 cubic inch 0.187 cubic vershok
1 United States gallon 3.078 shtoff
1 British gallon (liquid and dry) 3.696 shtoff
1 United States bushel 1.343 chetverik
1 British bushel 1.386 chetverik
1 United States barrel (liquid - 31.5 0.242 botchka
gallons) 9.694 vedro
1 United States liquid quart 0.077 vedro
1 British quart (liquid and dry) . 0.924 shtoff
1 United States liquid pint 0.385 shtoff
1 British pint (liquid and dry) 0.462 shtoff
I United States peck 0.336 chetverik
1 British peck 0.347 chetverik
1 United States dry quart 0.336 garnetz
1 British quart tdry) 0.347 garnetz
1 United States dry pint 0.168 garnetz
1 British pint (dry) 0.173 garnetz
1 ounce (avoirdupois) 6.646 zolotnik
1 ounce (troy or apothecaries') 7.291 zolotnik
1 ounce (avoirdupois) . . , 2.215 lot
1 pound (avoirdupois) 1.108 funt.
1 pound (troy and apothecaries') . . . 0.911 funt
1 long or gross ton 6.203 bercovets
62.028 pood
1 short or net ton 5.538 bercovets
55.382 pood
British
PRINCIPAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN UNITED STATES AND BRITISH WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
United States
1 fluid ounce 0.961 fluid ounce
1 imperial quart 1.20 liquid. quarts,
1.03 dry quarts .
1 imperial gallon 1.20 gallons
1 imperial peck 1.03 pecks '
1 imperial bushel 1.03 bushels
1 ton 1.12 short tons (2,000 pounds)
1 milliard 1 billion
1 billion 1 trillion
1 trillion 1 quintillion
JAPANESE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES TO UNITED STATES AND BRTTISH EQUIVALENTS
Japanese Unit United States and British Equivalent
1 ri 2.440 statute miles'
1 shaku 0.994 feet
1 sun 1.193 inches
1 cho 2.451 acres
1 oho ' 119.303 yards
1 toubo 3.954 square yards
1 go 3.558 square feet
1 kOku 5.119 United States bushels
4.960 British bushels
47.655 United States gallons.
1 sho 0.477 United States gallon
0.397 British gallon
0.205 United States peck
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1 picul
1 catty
1 momme
0.381 United States liquid pint
0.328 United States dry pint
0.317 British pint (liquid and dry)
0.059 long ton
0.066 short ton
1.333 pounds (avoirdupois)
0.132 ounce (avoirdupois)
0.121 ounce (troy)
UNITED STATES AND BRITISH EQUIVALENTS TO JAPANESE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
United States and British Unit
1 mile (nautical)
1 yard
1 foot
1 inch
1 acre
1 square yard
1 square foot
1 United States bushel
1 British bushel
1 United States gallon
1 United States peck
1 British gallon
1 United States liquid pint
1 United States dry pint
1 British pint (liquid and dry)
1 long ton
1 short ton
1 pound (avoirdupois)
Chinese Unit
Japanese Equivalent
o.410 ri
3.018 shaku
1.006 shaku
0.838 sun
o.4108 cho
0.253 tsubo
0.281 go
0.195 koku
0.202 koku
2.098 sho
4.884 sho
2.520 sho
2.623 go
3.052 go
3.150 go
16.931 picul
15.117 picul
0.750 catty
CHINESE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES TO UNITED STATES AND BRITISH EQUIVALENTS .
chang
1 ch'ih
1 ts'un
1 hu
1 sheng
1 picul
1 catty
1 hang
United States and British Equivalent
11.75
14.10
1.41
11.39
13.68
2.19
1.88
1.82
133.33
1.333
1.333
feet
inches
inches
British gallons
United States gallons
United States liquid pints
United States dry pints
British pints (liquid and dry)
pounds (avoirdupois)
pounds (avoirdupois)
ounces (avoirdupois)
UNITED STATES AND BRITISH EptVALENTs TO CHINESE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
United States and British Unit
1 yard
1 foot
1 inch
1 long ton
1 short ton
1 pound (avoirdupois) .
Chinese Equivalent
0.255 chang ?
0.851 ch'ih
0.709 tstun
16.800 picul
15.000 picul
0.750 catty
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Note: Although the Metric System is official in Egypt, the following units are still
in use.
Egyptian Unit
1 kassabah (land)
1 pike Istambuli (cloth)
1 dira baladi
1 square kassabah
1 square dira baladi
1 feddan
1 daribah
1 webeh
1 malouah
1 keddah
1 hemi
1 kantar
1 rotl
1 okieh
United States and British Equivalent
11.647
2.221
1.903
15.073
3.621
1.038
44.95
43.56
8.707
7.250
3.746
4.359
3.630
3.746
4.359
3.630
0.246
0.275
99.049
0.990
1.321
feet
feet
feet
square yards
spare yards
acres
United States bushels
British bushels
United States gallons
British gallons
United States dry quarts
United States liquid quarts
British quarts
United States dry pints
United States liquid pints
British pints
long ton
short ton
pounds (avoirdupois)
pound (avoirdupois)
ounces (avoirdupois)
UNIIID STATES WAND BRITISH EQUIVALENTS TO EGYPTIAN WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
United States and British Unit
1 yard
1 foot
1 square yard
1 square foot
1 acre
1 United States bushel
1 British bushel
1 United States gallon
1 British gallon
1 United States liquid quart
1 United States dry quart
1 British quart (dry or liquid)
1 United States liquid pint
1 United States dry pint
1 British pint (liquid and dry
1 long ton
1 short ton
1 pound (avoirdupois)
COMMON CALIBERS
(1.00 Millimeter = 0.0397 inch)
Millimeters
5.40
5.50
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Inches
0.213
0.217
Egyptian Equivalent
0.258 kassabah (land)
0.450 pike Istambuli cloth
0.526 dira baladi
0.066 square kassabah
0.276 square dira baladi
0.963 feddan
0.022 daribah
0.023 daribah
0.115 webeh
0.138 webeh
0.229 malouah
0.267 malouah
0.275 malouah
0.229 keddah
0.267 keddah
0.275 keddah
22.615 kantar
4.071 heml
20.192 kantar
1.010 rotl
Millimeters
23.40
25.00
Inches
0.921
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6.00
0.236
37.00
1.457
6.35
0.250
47.00
1.850
6.55
0.258
57.00
2.244
7.00
0.276
6o.00
2.362
7.63
0.300
65.00
2.559
7.65
0.301
75.00
2.953
7.70
0.303
76.00
2.992
7.92
0.312
76.19
3.000
8.00
0.315
77.00
3.031
8.40
0.331
81.00
3.189
9.00
0.354
83.81
3.300
9.50
0.374
88.00
3.465
10.00
0.394
90.00
3.543
10.50
0.413
93.97
3.700
10.60
0.417
100.00
3.937
11.00
0.433
105.00
4.134
12.00
0.472
106.67
4.200
12.50
0.492
114.29
4.500
13.00
0.512
120.00
4.724
13.40
0.528
126.99
5.000
14.40
0.567
150.00
5.906
14..80
0.583
152.39
6.000
15.25
0.600
155.00
6.102
15.40
0.606
180.00
7.087
16.40
0.646
203.19
8.000
17.40
0.685
210.00
8.268
18.40
0.724
220.00
8.661
20.00
0.787
233.67
9.200
20.40
0.803
240.00
9.449
21.40
0.843
320.00
12.598
420.00
16.535
WEIGHTS PER UNIIED STATES GALLON OF GASOLINE AND OIL
(a) Gasoline (ordinary), 6.0 to 6.2 pounds per United States gallon.
(b) Gasoline (aviation), 5.9 to 6.0 pounds per United States gallon.
(c) Oil (cylinder), 7.4 to 7.9 pounds per United States gallon.
(d) Oil (Diesel), 6.9 to 7.5 pounds per, United States gallon.
FORMULAS FOR CONVERTING FAHRENHEIT, CENTIGRADE, AND REAUMUR scALsa ON THERMOMETERS
(a) Fahrenheit into Centigrade: ?C = (i?F - 32) X 5/9
(b) Centigrade into Fahrenheit: oF = (*?C X 9/5) 32 = (I ?C X 1.8) +32
(c) Fahrenheit into Reaumur: oR = (? oF - 32) X 4/9
(d) Reaumur into Fahrenheit: ?F = (? ?R X 9/4) + 32 =(? oR X 2.25) +32
(e) Centigrade into Reaumur: oR = 4/5 X ?C = 0.8 X ?C
(f) Reaumur into Centigrade: ?C =5/4 X oR = 1.25 X ?R
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WEIGHT
SHIPS
Displacement tonnage =weight in long tons of
water displaced. Computed by dividing volume
of sea water displaced, in cu. ft., by 35.
(Now used mainly for war ships.)
Displacement loaded = weight of vessel plus
cargo, fuel, and stores.
Displacement light. = weight of vessel without
cargo, fuel, and stores (or, weight of
fabric only).
(Displacement loaded - Deadweight = Displace-
ment light.)
Short ton = 2,000 pounds
Long ton = 2,240 pounds
Metric ton = 2,205 pounds
Deadweight, or carrying capacity = total
capacity in long tons of cargo plus fuel
and stores.
(Displacement loaded - Displacement light =
Deadweight.)'
CUBAGE
Register ton= 100 Cu. ft.
Gross register tonnage = total internal
space of ship.
Net register tonnage = space available for
accommodation of passengers and stowage
of cargo (or, useful space).
(Gross register tonnage - space for crew,
power plant, fuel, and operation of vessel
Net register tonnage.)
CARGO
Ship ton = Measurement ton = )40 Cu. ft.
Bale cubic capacity = cu. ft. of cargo space
measured to inside of cargo battens, on the
frames, and to underside of beams.
Cargo capacity = weight capacity in long
tons of cargo only.
(Deadweight - fuel, water, stores, dunnage,
and all items used on voyage = Cargo
capacity.)
Stowage factor measures the relationship of cubage to weight. As applied to cargo, stowage
factor is the density of a ship's cargo, figured by dividing the cubic feet of space occupied
by the weight in long or short tons, as the case requires.
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Annexes, prepared in accordance with forms to be furnished from time to
time, will be used in reporting data, figures, charts, tables, etc.,
called for in the BID. The arrangement of data in accordance with the
forms included as annexes will obviate the necessity in the field of
thinking out a suitable arrangement for a clear presentation of the infor-
mation, will result in uniform methods of presentation, and will facili-
tate comparative analysis within MIS. Blank ditto forme will be used for
these when possible in order to facilitate reproduction for dissemination.
Note: All forms shown in the Annexes are available upon requisition to
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CHECK LIST AND STATISTICAL FORMS FOR MONTHLY
MID -ONI AVIATION INTELLIGENCE RE PORT
REQUIRED WITH BID NO. 2203.0400
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AVIATION REPORT - CHECK
LIST
NAME OF COUNTRY
DATE
810 REF.NO.
SUBJECT
REMARKS
2103.
ORGA IZATION OF DEPARTMENT OR MINISTRY FOR AIR
2104.
TACTICAL COMMAND'S
2105.
SERVICES
2106.
AIR DEFENSE SYSTEM
2202.
MANPOWER & PLANE STRENGTH - STRUCTURE & COMPOSITION
2203.
PERSONNEL 8 PLANE STATISTICS
SEE
AVIATION STATISTICS
FOAMS A,D,C,D,E,AF.
2302.0100
AIRCRAFT I EQUIPMENT - CHARACTERISTICS
4 PERFORMANCE
2302.0200
AIRCRAFT A EQUIPMENT - ENGINES
2302.0300
AIRCRAFT I EQUIPMENT - WEAPONS
2302.0400
AIRCRAFT & EQUIPMENT - AMMUNITION
2302.0500
AIRCRAFT I EQUIPMENT - PYROTECHNICS
2302.0600
AIRCRAFT & EQUIPMENT - EQUIPMENT - ORGANIZATIOKAL
2302.0700
AIRCRAFT I EQUIP ENT EQUIPMENT - INOIVIDUA4
2302.0800
AIRCRAFT & EQUIPMENT - RESEARCH,
DEVELOPMENT, STANDARDIZATION
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2401.
INSTALLATIONS
2501.
TACTICS
2502.
STRATEGY
2503.
TRAI I 0
2601.
SUPPLY SYSTEM IN PEACE
2902.
1UPPLY SYSTEM IN WAR
r
2503.
SUPPLY
2604.
RESERVES OF AVIATION EQUIPMENT
2607.
SIGNAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
2702.0300
PERSONNEL - PROFICIENCY
2101.
AIR OPERATIONS - GENERAL
2402.
AIR OPERATIONS - ACTUAL
2901.0200
AIR CIVIL - CO TROLLI G AGENCY
2901.0300
AIR CIVIL- SURSIDIES
2901.0400
AIR CIVIL - LAWS & REGULATIONS
2901.0500
AIR CIVIL - PROHIBITED S RESTRICTED AREAS
2901.0500
AIR CIVIL - AIR TREATIES & AGREEMENTS
2901.0700
AIR CIVIL - AIR MAIL SERVICE
2901.0800
AIR CIVIL - METEROLOGICAL SERVICES
.._:
2901.0900
AIR CIVIL - MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES -
PATROLS, AID I RESCUE, ETC.
2902.0200
COMMERCIAL - AIR ROUTES
2902.0300
COMMERCIAL - TRANSPORT COMPANIES ENGAGED IN
SCHEDULED TRANSPORTATION
2902.0500
COMMERCIAL - AERIAC SURVEYS
2902.0600
COMMERCIAL - TAXI SERVICE
2902.0700
COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES IN COMMERCIAL
AVIATION TRANSPORT
2902.0800
COMMERCIAL - COMMERCIAL PLANES USED IN
AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, ETC.
?
2902.0900
COMMERCIAL - COMMERCIAL EXPERIMENTAL
FLIGHTS & PLANES
2902.1000
COMMERCIAL - AERONAUTICAL SC OOLS
2903.0100
PRIVATE - FLYING CLUBS, ORGA IZATIONS, PLANES
2903.0200
PRIVATE - LICENSED PILOTS
2903.0300
PRIVATE - NATIONAL I INTERNATIO AL COMPETITIONS
2903.0400
PRIVATE - EXHIBITIONS & SHOWS
2903.0500
PRIVATE - FINANCIAL AIDS A SUBSIDIES
2904.
STATISTICS - TOTAL CIVIL AIRCRAFT
SEE
FORM 0, SECTION 2
4400.
AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION
SEE
FORMS C 5 D
GENERAL REMARKS
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I AVIATION STATISTICS - FORM A
AIRPLANES
DATE
CLASS
Al
TYPE, MODEL, SERIES,' MANUFACTURER,'
A SENIAL NURSER' OF PLANE
NUMBER OF AIRPLANES
REMARK! .
ARMY
NAVY
AI'
FORCE
CIVIL
TOTAL
A
FIRST
LINE
,
?
El
SECOND
LINE
C
1
ON CONTRACT
NOT YET
DELIVERED
0
MINI-
MENTAL
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AROSE
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LOCATION AND PLANE STRENGTH OF SQUADRONS
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PLANES NOT ASSIGNED TO SQUADRONS
OF COUNTRY
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TYPE, MOOEL, SERIES: MANUFACTURER,*
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NO. ASSIONED TO AMEN NEADOUAATERS A SERVICE UNITS*
NO. ASSIGNED TO GO ERNMENT SCHOOLS*
NO.
AIR
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NO. IN CIVIL
SCHOOLS
NO.
PRIVATELY
MINED
ARMY
NAVY
AIR FORCE
TOTAL
ARMY
NAVY
AIR FORCE
TOTAL
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LOCATION AND PLANE STRENGTH OF SQUADRONS
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TYPE OF SQUADRON.
PUNIER OF SQUADRONS
TYPE, MODEL, SERIES,' MANUFACTURER."
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NO. IN CIVIL
SCHOOLS.
NO. PRIVATELY
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AIR FORCE
TOTAL
ARMY
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AIR FORCE
TOTAL
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SPACE AVAILAILE
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PRODUCTION
LOCATIOD OF AIRCRAFT FACTORY
WORKMEN AT
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EMPLOYER IN
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FACTORY FLOOR
SPACE AT
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NAPA OF CNIITRY
TYPE OF ENGINE
NO. IN STORAGE
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NO. ON ORDER
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DELIVEI(D)
PRESENT
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WOMEN AT
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FACTORY FLOOR
SPACE AT PRESENT
UTILIZED
FACTORY FLOOR
SPACE AVAILABLE
SERVICE TYPE.
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TYPE PIRSONNEL
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TRAINED
IN TRAINING
TOTAL
TRAINED
IN TRAINING
TOTAL
ARMY
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AIR FORCE
ARMY
NAVY
AIR FORCE
ARMY
NAVY
AIR FORCE
AIM
NAVY
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ARMY
NAVY
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ARMY
NAVY
AIR FORCE
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