Highlights
- Counterintelligence in World War II – Important Dates and Events
- USMC Chronology of World War II 30 January 1933-20 October 1944
- Arrest and Trial of Imperial Japanese Navy LCDR Tatibana Jun 16 1941
- Comments on ONI and FBI Methods of Operations with the Japanese Espionage Problem Feb 2 1944
- Japanese Naval Intelligence Officers Objectives Nov 20 1945 – Update to 25 Jan 1941 report
- ONI Undercover Operation Targeting Japanese in Hawaii 15 May 1942
- Cooperation of Racial Groups in Hawaii During the War by Robert L. Shivers provides an assessment of the above and similar operations in deterring sabotage and 5th column activities in Hawaii
- Suspects in paradise : looking for Japanese “subversives” in the territory of Hawaii, 1939-1945. Masters thesis which discusses the impact on the local community of these CI operations on the security situation in Hawaii.
- War Diary of the Sabotage, Espionage and Counter-Subversive Section 1940-1942 (Index) 28 Nov 1942
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- War Diary of the Sabotage, Espionage and Counter-Subversive Section – (Section 4100) 28 Nov 1942
- Op-16-B-7 SEC Section Accomplishments 24 Aug 1943
- ONI Sabotage and Espionage Section Work Nov 43-Mar 44_Part1 Part2
- Highlights of ONI War Activities as of Oct 3, 1944
- Highlights of ONI War Activities as of Jun 4, 1945
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Pre-War Preparations
- Executive Order of 22 March 1940 Designating Vital Military and Naval Installations
- Executive Order of 25 March 1940 Prescribing Regulations Governing the Passage of Vessels Through the Panama Canal
- Notes on the Present Naval Intelligence Service Appendix (H) Encl (A) dtd abt 1938-1940
- Request for Legal Opinion re Laws Prohibiting Photographing Naval Stations or Strategic Areas 28 Aug 1940
- Estimate of Intelligence Personnel Requirements 12 ND Oct 12 1940
- DNI ltr re District Intelligence Service Inspections in Preparation for War October 8, 1940
- ONI Request for Telephone Directories for Reference Purposes 11 Oct 1940
- Suspect Lists and Files ONI and FBI Nov 12, 1940
- Procurement of ORIENTAL Undercover Agents_Dec 23, 1940
- Domestic Intelligence-Number of Officers, Agents, Special Employee on Duty as of January 1, 1941 – Jan 11, 1941
- White House memo re Preparing to Defend the National Defense Program Mar 6 1941
- Intelligence Reports – Reliability Rating Designated by Division of Naval Intelligence May 21 1941
- Development of the Naval Intelligence Service Abroad Oct 15 1941
- Hiring of Undercover Agents Oct 22 1941
- Wartime Tasks for ONI from General Board Secret Publications, 28 Oct 1941
Anti-Sabotage and Subversion Program
- Security of Power Lines and Water Mains to Norfolk Navy Yard and Naval Operating Base 31 Mar 1941
- Security of Emergency Power Sources, Navy Yard, Charleston, SC Apr 3 1941
- Elimination of Subversive Elements and Prevention of Subversive Activities Apr 22 1941
- Dismissal of members of German Bund or Communist Party at the Philadelphia Navy Yard – May 5 1941
- Secretary of the Navy Response to Commandant 11ND letter re Requirements for Adequate Safeguards Against Espionage and Sabotage 5 May 1941
- SECNAV Memo re Identifying Naval Personnel Engaged in Subversive Activities May 22 1941
- Subversive Elements among the Personnel of the American Merchant Marines May 23 1941
- Request for FBI Assistance in Investigating Subversive Activities in Norfolk Navy Yard Aug 13 1941
- Canal Zone Response to CNO on Preparations to Prevent Sabotage Jul 10 1941
- BUNAV Circular letter re Subversive Activities-Combating of Aug 5, 1941
- Schematic Diagrams of Subversive Activities in Naval Districts Aug 11 1941
- BUNAV Circular letter re Subversive Activities-Combating of Aug 12, 1941
- BUNAV Circular letter re Subversive Activities-Combating of Nov 4, 1941
- SECNAV Knox memo re Subversive Activities Undated
- Prosecution of Japanese for Being Agents of a Foreign Government without Registration Dec 6 1941
- Prosecution of Japanese for being Agents of a Foreign Government without Registration Dec 17, 1941
FBI-ONI-Army Coordination
- FBI Pronouncement to LE re Espionage, Counter-espionage, Sabotage, Subversive Activities and Violations of the Neutrality Laws Sep 1939
- Cooperation with FBI and Military Intelligence Division, and the training of I-V(S) Officers in connection therewith Dec 7, 1939
- E. B. Nixon memo to the DNI of 8 August 1940 re Conference at FBI on 26 Jul 1940 and preeminence of ONI activity against Japan
- Unsatisfactory cooperation with Federal Agencies Sep 9 1940
- Cooperation and Coordination between the FBI, Military Intelligence Division of the War Department and the ONI Jan 8, 1941
- Delimitation Agreement – Investigation of Japanese Espionage, Counter Espionage, Sabotage and Subversive Activities Mar 15 1941
- FBI Memo re Investigations of Federal Employees other than DOJ Employees 4 March 1941
- FBI-ONI Discussions on Establishing a U.S. Counter-Espionage Unit in Mexico to Counter Japan Mar 24, 1941
- DOJ Memo for J. Edgar Hoover, FBI Director re Coast Guard Investigative Authority Sep 29, 1941
- FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover ltr to Director of Naval Intelligence re Coast Guard Jurisdiction Oct 7 1941
- Intelligence Coverage Agreement for 10th Naval District San Juan Apr 11 1942
- CNO forwarding FBI-ONI-MID Delineation Agreement to Overseas Naval Districts on 16 Mar 1942
- DNI ltr Removing the Requirement for Requests for FBI Investigative Assistance to be Routed via ONI HQ Mar 24, 1943
- Impact on ONI of Japanese File Search for Army Feb 21 1944
- DNI letter to FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover asking the FBI to limit its reporting to ONI_Apr 14, 1944
- DNI letter to FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover asking the FBI to ONLY limit its reporting to ONI HQ – July 21, 1944
Pre-War Intelligence Assessments and Activity
- Japanese Activities in the United States circa Feb 1936
- Japanese Activities in the 13th Naval District Apr 25,1936
- Internal Revenue Service Intelligence Report re spy activities of Nazi, fascist, Japanese and communists Jan 27, 1939
- German Intelligence and Propaganda Organization for the U.S. Dec 20, 1940
- Japanese Intelligence Organization for the United States Nov 25 1940
- Foreign Propaganda in the U.S. Aug 1 1940
- Japanese Espionage, Intelligence, Propaganda and Enlightenment Organizations in the U.S. 9 OCT 1940
- Activities of the Japanese Espionage, Intelligence, Propaganda and Enlightenment Organizations in the U.S. Oct 26, 1940
- CNO OP-16-B-7 Letter re Japanese Intelligence Activities in the United States – May 26,1941
- Japanese Espionage System in the U.S. and Suggested Counter Policy Jun 11 1941
- Japanese Intelligence and Propaganda in US Dec 4 1941
- Japanese Activities in the United States – Closing Offices – 1 Dec 1941
- French Ex-Soldiers’ Legion in the U.S. Dec 18, 1941
- Spanish Refugees in Mexico 19 Dec 1941
- Espionage in Hawaii – Japanese messages prior to 07 Dec attack – Jan 13, 1942
- Pearl Harbor spy Otto Kuehn Coded Japanese Messages – Jan 28, 1942
Post Pearl Harbor Intelligence Assessments and Activity
- Tenth Naval District Counterintelligence Summary Dec 7, 1942
- Japanese Intelligence Activity, ONI reporting Summary of 19 Dec 1941
- List of Material Assembled for CAPT Wilkinson 19 Dec 1941
- Survey of Japanese Intelligence and Propaganda in the U.S. – Dec 20, 1941
- Espionage in Hawaii 13 January 1942
- Survey of Communist Party Propaganda and Espionage Activities Jan 26, 1942
- Fifth Column Activities at Pearl Harbor February 28, 1942
- French Propaganda and Intelligence System Operating in the United States and Contiguous Territories – Feb 19, 1942
- FBI Monograph Axis Aspirations Through South America – Apr 9, 1942
- Military Intelligence Service Summary of Domestic Situations Apr 6. 1942
- Military Intelligence Service Summary of Domestic Situations Apr 24, 1942
- FBI General Intelligence Survey in the US May 1942
- Report of Joint Survey of Port of New York by FBI and ONI May 30 1942
- International Characteristics of AXIS Espionage Agents and Propagandists May 30 1942
- FBI Memo Regarding Japanese Consul General in Hawaii – Jun 3, 1942
- Reporting on Th. van der Laan, Attorney General, Curacao, and Security Condition in Suriname, Netherlands West Indies Aug 14 1942
- Japanese Espionage Activity in South America Nov 3 1942
- Japanese Espionage Activities in the Western Hemisphere Update 30 November 1942
- German Espionage in the U.S. and Great Britain Nov 27 1942
- Nazi Industrial Espionage and Sabotage Dec 24, 1942
Axis Racial Agitation Activities
- Japanese contact with Negro society Development of Our Own June 14,1938
- Nazi Influence Among the United States Negroes Undated
- Planned March on Washington by Non-Communist ‘Negroes’ Jul 4 1942
- Resume of Japanese Influence on the Negroes in the U.S. Oct 22 1942
- FBI Memo reporting the effect of Negroes being denied employment in national defense plants Mar 20, 1942
Japanese Relocation
- A War-Time Problem -The Japanese in Hawaii – An Analysis Undated
- Japanese Population in Eleventh Naval District Jan 30, 1942
- Request for 12,000 Japanese males to be transferred from Hawaii to the mainland Mar 3, 1942
- SECNAV ltr to SECARMY discussing imprisonment or evacuation of Japanese Americans from Hawaii Mar 3, 1942
- Reporting Aliens Employed as Agents Oct 23,1942
- Relocation of Japanese Includes Roosevelt Memo 15 March 1943
- Navy Position on Repatriation of Civilians and POWs Oct 21,1943
- Naval Interest and Responsibility in Movement of Persons of Japanese Ancestry 14 Aug 1944
- Plan to end the Exclusion of Persons of Japanese Ancestry from military areas of the Western Defense Command Sep 19, 1944
- Program for Return of Japanese to the Pacific Coast Nov 14, 1944
- Japanese Resettlement – Jun 12 ,1945
Plant Protection
- Joint War-Navy Department Agreement re Discharge of Subversives from Private Plants of Importance to Naval Procurement Jan 22 1942
- Supply of Pamphlet – Sabotage- How to Guard Against it 06 Feb 1942
- Identifying 5th column threats to U.S. Commercial Communications Companies March 3, 1942
- Undercover Men Employed in Ship and Industrial Plants Doing Work for the Navy – Mar 27,1942
- Personnel Security affecting Internal Security of Private Plants, Naval Shore Activities Procedures Dec 18 1942
- Japanese Connection to Sperry Company – Mar 31, 1942
- Sperry Gyroscope Company, Concerns over plant security Jun 11,1942
- Dissemination of Information re Subversives in Private Commercial Plants Having Navy Contracts July 8 1942
- Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp, San Francisco,CA – FBI Claims Primary Jurisdiction for Civilian Plants Aug 6 1942
- Navy’s Policy re Employment of US Citizens of Japanese Ancestry in Naval Establishment Oct 22, 1942
Prisoners of War (POWs and PWs)
- Report of Interrogation of Japanese Prisoners Jul 19 1942
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Japanese Prisoner of War interrogation in Alaska - Procedures for Interrogation of Naval Prisoners of War Aug 24 1942
- Fort Hunt Prisoner of War Interrogations by Dan Gross
- Naval Intelligence at Fort Hunt Park
- Navy Position on Repatriation of Civilians and POWs Oct 21,1943
- Japanese Repatriation, Policy Concerning Dec 10 1942
- Procedure for Receiving Repatriated Naval Personnel Undated
- The Japanese Character in War Oct 8, 1943
- Capture of U.S. Aviators by the Enemy Nov 17 1943
- Instructions Regarding Precautions to be Taken in the Event of Capture by the Enemy 30 December 1941
- Japanese Policy with Regards to Disposal and Treatment of Prisoners Jul 21,1944
- Japanese Execution of POW Spot Report No. 153 04 Oct 1943
- Japanese Bulletin re Directing the Work of POWs 22 Jan 1943
- British POW OrganizationSep 7,1942
- WWII Interrogation Center
- Report of Japanese Treatment of American POWs held in Japan Sep 13 1945
- Interrogation of Kamikaze Pilot by USMC Officers 13 November 1945
Screening Radio Operators
- List of Radio Operators on U.S. Merchant Ships Deemed Objectionable to the Navy Jan 29 1942
- Procedures for Screening of Radio Operators – Mar 10 1942
- Qualification Boards for Radio Communications Personnel 18 Aug 1942
- President Roosevelt memo on Employment of American Communists as Radio Operators – May 4 1942
Psychological Warfare
- Japan Plan (Final Draft) of the Joint Warfare Psychological Group – Jun 3, 1942
- Proposed Basic Estimate on Psychological Warfare O.S.S._Aug 28,1942 Part 1 Part 2 Part 3
- Effect of Psychological Warfare on Japanese People circa 1942-1943
- Opposition to the War (Japan) Apr 17, 1944
- Three Propaganda Articles Translated from Japanese Newspapers Jun 16 1945
- Translation of Article in Tokyo Newspaper re Production of Invincible Tanks, Nov 1942
- The Tripartite Alliance and the Japanese-American War, 1_Feb 1942 Part 1 Part 2
- Psychological Report of Japanese POWS – May 10, 1944
- Sabotage Techniques Dec 20, 1942
- FBI Surveys of Strategic Facilities in Latin America June 1943
Program Management
- Development of Counterintelligence responsibility and Activities During Advance of U.S. Forces into Enemy or Enemy Held Areas Apr 19 1942
- Draft Memo re Relationship of Intelligence and Internal Security Apr 24 1942
- VCNO memo re Backlog of Investigations of Personnel May 13 1942
- DNI prioritization of Personnel Investigations -Mar 21, 1943
- Lists of Counter-Intelligence Subjects of Immediate Interest and Under Study Jul 2, 1943
- Improper Employment of Intelligence Officers VCNO ltr of Oct 6 1942
- Shift in Emphasis in ONI CI work After Victory in Europe May 22 1945
- Internal ONI debate on Foreign Subversion Activities, ONI responsibility for _Mar 6, 1946
- Reserve Counterintelligence Officer Support to the USMC Apr 22 1943
- History of Coastal Information Section (OP-16-B-8)_Jun 29, 1943
- Historical File Operational Intelligence Section (OP-16-FO)
- OP-23-W ( Special Branch) Establishment of Nov 2 1945
- OP-16-B-7 Operating Plan. 4 Mar 1944
- Report on the Office of Censorship 1945
Investigations
- ARNDT, Theodor Pvt USMC investigation Sep 24, 1942
- GAZDA, Antoine – Arrested Alien German May 20 1942
- FBI referral on GARDINER, Robert D.L., Lt. (jg) for his fiance’s Nazi ties 2 January 1942
- HOFMOKEL, Frederick W Aug,1942
- IWATA, Tsuneo University Professor (Ties to Japan) 1944
- JAYNES, Earl Jack Van MERSHIP Radio Operator (Insubordination – Pro-Japanese Sympathies) 1943
- LINCOLN, Ignatius Trebitsch (Spy) May 7,1947
- Unfounded investigation of Navy employees MANLEY, ST. DENIS and Associates – Nov 15,1941
- McNAIR, Frederick V, Captain USN (Ret) (Claimed to be on a Secret Mission to Destroy German Submarines) Aug 21 1942
- Meiler, Alfred – German Intelligence Agent entering U.S. aboard S.S. Giine 27 June 1942
- MILLSPAUGH Mary McDonnell BUORD Secretary (Surreptitious communications with Japanese IO) 1942
- NAKAZAWA, Ken Japanese Attache to the Los Angeles Cultural Center May 21 1941
- NAS Quonset PT, RI (Theft Government Property) 1944
- PASTRANO, Nicholas Visitacion Shipyard Worker (Pro-Japanese Statements) 1945
- RIGGS, Roland R LCDR USN (Ret.) Dec 24 1941
- ROHM & HAAS CO. Exclusive plexiglas producer (Ties to Germans Guilty of Espionage) 1942
- Dossier of ROSINSKI, Herbert B. H. Dr. Jun 11 1941
- SIRIGNANO, John – Sperry Employee Fired For Fascist Activities 12 Jun 1942
- SOELLNER, Walkter P. Feb 4, 1937
- THOMAS, Carl Richard Walther, USNA Professor (Pro-German Sympathizer) 1940
- TURANSKY, Louis Investigation re Naval Enlisted Personnel Suspected of or Closely Associated with Suspicious Activities Dec 22 1941
- VALLARINO, Cesar Arrest of while enroute Lima, Peru from the Panama Canal Zone 8 December 1942
- WISHAR, William P., LCDR USCG (Ret) allegation re pro-German sympathies Mar 13, 1942
- ZAP, Edward F, (WAR FRAUD) 1942
- Joint FBI_ONI product substitution Investigation of Southeastern Foundries Co, Oct 27, 1942
JAPAN
- Japan – Military Secrets Protection Act _August 1937
- DIO 14th Naval District memo re Japanese Activities, Investigations of_ Dec 16, 1940
- Japanese Naval Intelligence Instructions 25 Jan 1941
- Japanese Espionage Problem in the Hawaiian Islands Apr 28 1943
- Translation of Japanese Intelligence Report on the World Situation Mid August 1943
- ONI-16-B-7-0 Summary of ONI Reports on Japanese Espionage Activity 18 Mar 1944
- Japanese Espionage Information in 14ND prior to 7 December 1941 Dec 14 1945
- ONI Tracking the Relocation of Japanese, 2 Jul 1943
- Classified Message regarding Impact of Japanese Balloons May 8, 1945
- Potomac River Naval Command re Japanese Balloons 12 July 1945
- Evidence of Japanese Subversive Activities in the US Jul 12, 1946
- Japanese Deaths from Osaka Ashi Newspaper 24 March 1943
- Machine Gun Warfare – Translated Japanese Document – March 1943
- New Aviation School in Otsu – Translation of Captured Japanese Document – 29 Mar 1943
- Regulations and Intelligence Duties of the Western Sector Guard Unit – Translated Japanese Document 14 Aug 1943
- Regulations Governing the use of Special South Sector Brothel – Translated Japanese Document 10 Dec 1942
- GO MP Guard Unit Bulletin on Japanese morale and censorship – Dec 1942 Translated Japanese Document
- Diagram of Transmitter Connections Type 96 Vacuum Tube – Translated Japanese Document
Germany
- Translation of German Air Force Manual on Espionage and Counter-espionage 29 November 1940
- Report of alleged German activity in the Caribbean submitted by an American Volunteer L. C. Hemingway June 17 1940
- German Intelligence Activities in the United States and Contiguous Territories Jan 24, 1942
- FBI Letter regarding NAZI Activities in Afghanistan – 16 Mar 1942
- Arrest of German Agents in Chile and Brazil 18 Sep 1942
German Saboteur Landings
- ONI Warning re German Plans to Land Enemy Agents on US Coast – Mar 18 1942
- German Saboteurs Transported by Submarines to North and Central America 30 March 1942
- FBI Memo Regarding allegation that the Texaco Company was conducting at-sea refueling of enemy ships – Apr 21 1942
- Landing of Saboteurs and Explosives at Amagansett, LI on 13 Jun 1942 – Jun 23 1942
- USCG report on Enemy Activity on the Eastern End of Long Island June 24 1942
- Analysis of Capture of German Saboteurs in the United States_Undated
- Analysis of Articles on Nazi saboteurs arrested in U.S. Jul 6 1942
- Investigation in Connection with the Landing of Foreign Agents at Amagansett, LI, NY Jul 13 1942
- FBI Memo regarding Objectives of Captured German Saboteurs Jul 13 1942
- USCG report of possible additional landings of Nazi saboteurs Jul 29 1942
- CNO report of possible additional German Agent Landing Operations Aug 2 1942
- FBI Memo regarding Debrief of eight German Saboteurs Sep 4 1942
- FBI Memo regarding Conviction of German Saboteurs by Military Commission Sep 4, 1942
- FBI Memo re debrief of German Saboteurs regarding Sub movement Sep 4, 1942
- George John DASCH, with aliases, etal Sabotage, FBI Memo Regarding Sep 12 1942
- FBI Memo regarding conditions in Germany based upon debrief of Saboteur Sep 5 1942
- Addendum to ONI Report on Handling of German Sabotage Agents Landing on United States Coast 1 Oct 1942
- JANOWSKI, Werner, German Espionage Agent landed in Canada in Dec 1942 – Jan 30 1943
- Report of Interrogation of German Agents GIMPEL and COLEPAUGH captured in Maine Jan 13 1945
Italy and the Mafia
- Italian Intelligence, Propaganda and Cultural Organizations in the U.S. – Oct 19 1940
- Analysis of CASA ITALIANA (Columbia,University,NYC)_Nov 21, 1941
- Italian Propaganda and Intelligence System_Feb 17,1942
- Naval Intelligence and the Mafia in World War II
Post War Interrogations
- Post War Interrogation 137 (Morale) 24 October 1945
- Post War Interrogation 157 (Morale) 22 October 1945
- Post War interrogation 158 (Japanese Morale) 25 October 1945
- Post War Interrogation 159 (Attacks on Japanese Shipping) 26 October 1945
- Post War Interrogation 162 (Japanese Army Air Force Training) 26 October 1945
- Post War Interrogation 165 (Battle of Midway 4-6 June 1942, Damage to Japanese Aircraft Carrier SORYU) 25 October 1945
- Post War Interrogation 169 (Non-combat loss of aircraft) 26 October 1945
- Post War Interrogation 170 (Battle off Samar 23-26 October 1944) 26 October 1945
- Post War Interrogation 181 (Okinawa Campaign) 30 Oct 1945
- Post War Interrogation 195 (Battle of Guadalcanal, Midway, Munda, and Rabaul 27 October 1945
- Post War Interrogation 198 (Standard of Living) 01 November 1945
- Post War Interrogation 202 (Japanese Aircraft Availability and Loses) 01 November 1945
- Post War Interrogation 206 (Japanese Navy Rationing of Food) 01 November 1945
- Post War Interrogation 208 (Japanese Communications Intelligence) 02 November 1945
- Post War Interrogation 217 (Japanese Strategy) 26 Oct 1945
- Post War Interrogation 219 (Japanese Naval Intelligence) 02 November 1945
- Post War Interrogation 222 (Japanese Naval Intelligence Organization) 06 November 1945
International Cooperation
- SECNAV ltr re Release of Information to Representatives of foreign governments Apr 15, 1942
- British Organizations in the United States including those of a commercial and semi-government nature Aug 1942
- British Intelligence Organizations in the United States Aug 15 1945
- Anglo-American Coordination of Intelligence Activities in the Caribbean_Feb 5, 1942
- British Empire-CNO Special Information Bulletin 1937
Miscellaneous
- Chiang Kai-Shek and Chinese espionage network Oct 24, 1941
- Protection of Vessels, Harbors, Ports and Waterfront Facilities, Intelligence Activities in Connection Therewith Mar 9, 1942
- ONI-Preparations-for-26-Feb-1942-Meeting-with-U.S.-Attorney-General
- Intelligence and CI Implications of the Reinsurance Industry, Oct 22 1942
- VE-DAY – 17 April 1945
- Rescue of Survivors of a Torpedoed Norwegian Ship 05 May 1942
- US Coast Guard responsibilities and relationships with the Naval Intelligence Service and other investigative agencies Nov 3, 1942
- DNI memo re Intelligence and Counter-Intelligence Activities_ Nov 11, 1942 (This memo reorganized ONI from Overseas and Domestic to Foreign and Counter- Intelligence Branches)
- FBI SA Padgett recalled from Recife Brazil Sep 1942
- The Hour Sep 15, 1942
- Record of District Intelligence Officer Conference Oct 19-23 1942
- The Defense of British Columbia May 12 1943
- Telephone Tapping of Navy Radio Intelligence personnel-Suspicion of Jun 13,1942
- Security of Ultra Secret Information Oct 22 1943
- Loss of Secret OSS Documents Dec 26 1943
- Transfer of Investigative Jurisdiction to OP-30 – Feb 20 1943
- Mexico- Japanese Note Found in Matamorosa (Prank) Nov 2, 1942
- Notes on Collaboration Between British and United States S.O.E. – circa 1942
- Possible Subversive Activities in Trinidad Apr 22,1942
- Need for and Functions of Counter-Intelligence in Active Theaters of Operations, Jul 10 1943
- German Proposal for Common Censorship Procedures Jul 26,1943
- Shipping Facilities- Potential Sabotage of Nov 4 1943
- ONI Uniform Classification and Numerical Recording of Cases of Investigation Nov 22 1943
- Quarters for Unidentified Naval personnel in New York Feb 28 1945
- Protection of Vessels, Harbors, Ports and Waterfront Facilities, Termination of Intelligence Activities in connection with July 5 1945
- Closing of Japanese-American Branch, Office of Provost Marshall General Feb 4 1946
- Widespread Forging of VISAs for Mexico from Europe Dec 11 1942
- Financial Transactions of Enemy Aliens, Information Concerning Dec 14 1942
- Debrief of Japanese PW on Potential for Establishing Allied 5th Column in Korea 02 March 1945
Post War Reviews
- Sen Tydings says US Knew of Plans to Attack Hawaii 15 Dec 1941
- ONI Access to Japanese Consulate General, Honolulu-Pre-War Traffic in Encrypted Messages Dec 17 1945
- ONI Memo Regarding need for long term investigative capability
- Use of Intelligence Officers in Kiska Operations and Problems with Souvenir Taking Nov 30 1943
- Evidence of Japanese Subversive Activities in the U.S. 12 July 1946
- Japanese Activities Directed Against the United States Indicative of War Crimes – Jun 18,1946
- Outline of Lectures to be Delivered by the DNI and ONI Personnel at the Naval War College between 18-20 Aug 1947 dtd Aug 7 1947
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