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- Survey of ONI by Booz, Fry, Allen and Hamilton Oct 1, 1941
- Onboard Count of ONI Officers on Duty_Mar 15,1946
- Report of the Board to Review Functions and Workload of Office of Naval Intelligence; forwarding of 16 May 1952
- Expansion of Counterintelligence Resources Aug 16, 1955
- Why Does Naval Intelligence Utilize Civilians as Investigators_Apr 4, 1957
- Clerical Support for Agent Afloat Dec 6 1976
- Counterintelligence brief circa FY 1966
- Civilian Manpower Reduction FY-68 Aug 8, 1968
- Civilian Employment Ceiling for CY68 20 Feb 1968
- NIS Mission Brief circa 1969
- Draft Briefing to Mr. Drenir, DUSN 06 Oct 1966
- Draft SECNAV Briefing 17 Jul 1967
- NIS Reclama to DoD Blue Ribbon Panel Recommendations to Eliminate Navy CI and PSI Programs Oct 13, 1970
- NIS Command Brief to Fort Holabird FY69
- Freeze of all Civilian Hiring and Promotions July 24 1970
- Deployment of NIS Assets Charts 01 Dec 1970
- NIS POM-71 Brief to DNI circa 1970
- RIF of NIS Personnel 5 Jan 1971
- Status of NIS Agents 23 Feb 1971
- Status of NIS Agents 05 Jan 5 1971
- Separation of 150 NIS Personnel Feb 23 1971
- NIS FY-71 Budget Shortfall 8 March 1971
- HASC Subcommittee on Intelligence Briefing Oct 1971 – DoD Guidance and NIS Input
- HASC Subcommittee on Intelligence Briefing of_Oct 13, 1971 Part 1 Part2
- DIS Activation impact on NIS – briefing to UNDER SECNAV – Nov 1972
- GEN Potential Manning of DIS – 27 July 1972
- DIS impact on NIS support to Navy Administrative Discharge Procedures 1972
- Administrative Discharge Procedures Nov 2,1972
- Administrative Discharge Procedures Jun26, 1972
- Administrative Discharge Procedures Jul 13,1972
- Administrative Discharge Program May 1972
- Green striper Augmentation of NIS in support of Admin discharges Stats_1972
- Naval Investigative Service Funding_Dec 29, 1972
- ONI Internal Instruction 5213.4 ONI Daily Summary of World Events October 14 1952
- Fiscal Restraints re Naval Intelligence Organization, Study of Nov 27 1972
- Major Claimant Status for NIS Dec o6, 1974
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