Military intelligence

Correspondence, letters received regarding Naval Institute oral history and Naval War College Chair of Intelligence, 1970–1975; Miscellany, including yearbook, Japanese texts, maps and charts, programs, certificates, USN commissions, and photographs, 1924–1984; Research source materials used in writing And I Was There, including published volumes of Japanese War Series, Senshi Sosho, 1967–1975,Pacific Mobile Radio Intelligence Unit Reports, 1942–1945; Books, Japanese monographs, military intelligence pamphlets, magazines, oral histories and maps; Unpublished materials, including various SRH histories, 1942–1947; SRNS, Japanese Naval Radio Intelligence Summaries, 1942–1945; SRN, Translations of Japanese Naval Messages, 1941–1942; SRNM, Japanese Naval Communications, 1942; CINCPAC messages, 1942; Tapes of interviews conducted by authors,1970–1983; Ships logs and action reports, 1941–1942; Translations of Japanese War History, 1942–1944; Notes and notebooks on WWII events and Japanese Intelligence; Photographs and personal letters; Promotion certificate to Rear Admiral; Drafts, Letters, memoranda and book reviews of And I Was There; Pacific Mobile Radio Intelligence Unit Reports, 1942–1945; Miscellaneous lists of diagrams, maps and biographies.

Student paper by Lt. Cdr. Gilbert H. McKelvey that was also submitted as his thesis to the faculty of The School of Public and International Affairs of the George Washington University in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in International Affairs 30th September 1971.

Classified and unclassified lectures delivered by visiting scholars, flag rank officers, and government officials.

Typed transcription of a briefing given by Mr. Nicholas Shadrin at the Naval War College on 1965 Mar 19.

Typescript translations by the Office of Naval Intelligence of Part A of Kriegstagebuch der Seekriegsleitung, the war diary captured by the Allied Forces at Schloss Tambach in 1945, containing a day by day summary of the information available to the German Naval Staff with resulting decisions.

Typescript translations by the Office of Naval Intelligence of Part A of Kriegstagebuch der Seekriegsleitung, the war diary captured by the Allied Forces at Schloss Tambach in 1945, containing a day by day summary of the information available to the German Naval Staff with resulting decisions.

Typescript translations by the Office of Naval Intelligence of Part A of Kriegstagebuch der Seekriegsleitung, the war diary captured by the Allied Forces at Schloss Tambach in 1945, containing a day by day summary of the information available to the German Naval Staff with resulting decisions.