SECTION 7. JAPANESE TARGET INTELLIGENCE

Entry 47(USB-11) ------[USB-11 Roll No. 1]------1-a. Joint Target Group, Air Target Intelligence and analysis by areas, Japanese War (11 volumes): (1) General analysis. (2) Index. (3) Targets in , Korea, and northern . (4) Targets in area. (5) Targets in Tokyo and Shizuoka areas. (6) Targets in Nagoya area. ------[USB-11 Roll No. 2]------(7) Targets in central Honshu. (8) Targets in southern Honshu and eastern Kyushu. (9) Targets in Shimonoseki areas. (10) Targets in Kyushu. (11) Targets in, Japanese Pacific islands, Manchuria, and Mukden. 1-b. Joint Target Group, Air Target Intelligence by target system, Japanese War (13 volumes): (1) Japanese target index. (2) Petroleum targets. (3) Coke, iron, and steel targets. (4) Same, listing target area numbers. ------[USB-11 Roll No. 3]------(5) Nonfertous metals targets. (6) Aircraft. (7) Shipping. (8) Armament. (9) Electrical equipment industry. (10) Machine-tool industry. (11) Road and rail transportation. (12) Electric power. (13) Urban areas.

Entry 49(USB-1)

- 421 ------[USB-1 Roll No. 1]------1-c. JANIS reports (Joint Army-Navy Intelligence studies by areas). (1) No. 73, southeastern Siberia. Vol. 1 of 2 (reports), February 1945. (2) No. 73, southeastern Siberia, Vol. 2 of 2 (plans), February 1945. ------[USB-1 Roll Nos. 2-3]------(3) No. 75, Korea (including Tsushima and Quelport), Vol. 1 of 2 (reports), April 1945. ------[USB-1 Roll No. 3]------(4) No. 75, Korea (including Tsushima and Quelport), Vol. 2 of 2 (plans), April 1945. ------[USB-1 Roll No. 4]------(5) No. 76, China, east coast, oceanography, Vol. l of 2 (reports), November 1944. (6) No. 76, China, east coast, oceanography, Vol. 2 of 2 (plans), November 1944. (7) No. 76-1, supplement to No. 76, June 1945. ------[USB-1 Roll No. 5]------(8) No. 77, China, south coast (Kwangtung Province, including Hai-nan Island), Vol. 1 of 2 (reports), March 1945. (9) No. 77, China, south coast (Kwangtung Province, including Hai-nan Island), Vol. 2 of 2 (charts), March 1945. ------[USB-1 Roll No. 6]------(10) No. 78, Kamchatka, coasts, and landing beaches, Vol. 1 of 2 (reports), January 1945. (11) No. 78, Kamchatka, coasts, and landing beaches Vol. 2 of 2 (plans), January 1945. (12) No. 79, Sakhalin (including Karafuto), oceanography (reports), August 1945. (13) No. 80, Kurile islands (report and plans), November 1944. ------[USB-1 Roll No. 7]------(14) No. 81, northern : Hokkaido, Vol. 1 of 2 (reports), September 1944. (15) No. 81, northern Japan: Hokkaido, Vol. 2 of 2 (plans), September 1944. (16) No. 81-1, northern Japan: Hokkaido, (reports and plans), May 1945. ------[USB-1 Roll Nos. 8-9]------(17) No. 84, southwest Japan: Kyushu, Shikoku and southwestern Honshu, Vol. 1 of 2 (reports), August 1944. ------[USB-1 Roll No. 9]------(18) No. 84. southwest Japan: Kyushu, Shikoku, and southwestern Honshu, Vol. 2 of 2 (plans), August 1944.

- 422 - (19) No. 84, reprints (terrain strip maps), 15 October 1944. ------[USB-1 Roll No. 10]------(20) No. 84-1, southwest Japan: Kyushu, Shikoku, and southwestern Honshu, Vol. 1 of 2 (plans), May 1945. (21) No. 84-1, southwest Japan: Kyushu, Shikoku, and southwestern Honshu, Vol. 2 of 2 (plans), May 1945. (22) No. 84-2, supplement to No. 84, Vol. 1 of 2 (report), June 1945. (23) No. 84-2, supplement to No. 84, Vol. 2 of 2 (plans), August 1944. ------[USB-1 Rolls Nos. 11-12] ------(24) No. 85, central Japan: Central and northern Honshu, Vol. 1 of 2 (reports), October 1944. ------[USB-1 Roll No. 12]------(25) No. 85, central Japan: Central and northern Honshu, Vol. 2 of 2 (plans), October 1944. (26) No. 85, reprints (route studies), 15 December 1944. (27) No. 85-1, provisional airfield list of Japan (airfield supplement 1 November, to Nos. 80, 81, 84, 85, and 86), 19 January 1945. ------[USB-1 Roll No. 13]------(28) No. 85-2, central Japan: Central and northern Honshu, Vol. 1 of 2 (charts), May 1945. (29) No. 85-2, central Jap-n: Central and northern Honshu, Vol. 2 of 2 (charts), May 1945. (30) No. 85-3, central Japan: Central and northern Honshu, (air facilities supplement to No. 85), May 1945. (31) No. 86, Nansei-shoto (including Ryukyu-retto and Satsunan-shoto) (report and plans), 1 August 1944. ------[USB-1 Roll No. 14]------(32) No. 87, Formosa (), Vol. 1 of 3 (reports), June 1944. (33) No. 87, Formosa (Taiwan), Vol. 2 of 3 (reports), June 1944. (34) No. 87, Formosa (Taiwan), Vol. 3 of 3 (plans), June 1944. (35) No. 87. Formosa (Taiwan), change 1. August 1944. (36) No. 87, Formosa (Taiwan), change 2, November 1944. (37) No. 102, Marianas Islands (reports), April 1944. ------[USB-1 Roll No. 15]------(38) No. 103, Islands, Vol. 1 of (reports), April 1944. (39) No. 103, Palau Islands, Vol. 2 of 2 (plans), April 1944.

- 423 - (40) No. 104, , Vol. 1 of, 2 (reports), April 1944. ------[USB-1 Roll No. 16]------(41) No. 104, Caroline Islands, Vol. 2 of 2 (plans), April 1944. (42) No. 150, Borneo (reports), May 1945. ------[USB-1 Roll No. 17]------(43) No. 154, (except ), Vol. 1 of 2 (reports), July 1944. (44) No. 154, Philippines (except Mindanao), insert for Vol. 1, October, 1944. (45) No. 154, Philippines (except Mindanao), change 1, September 1944. (46) No. 154, Philippines (except Mindanao), change 2, December 1944. ------[USB-1 Roll Nos. 18-19]------(47) No. 155, Celebes Sea area, Vol. 1 of 4 (reports), May 1944. ------[USB-1 Roll No. 19]------(48) No. 155, Celebes Sea area, Vol. 4 of 4 (plans), May 1944. (49) No. 155, Celebes Sea area, insert for Vol. 1, September 1944. ------[USB-1 Roll No. 20]------(50) No. 157. Netherlands , Vol. 1 of 3 (reports), March 1944. (51) No. 157, Netherlands New Guinea, Vol. 2 of 3 (reports), March 1944. (52) No. 157, Netherlands New Guinea, Vol. 3 of 3 (plans), March 1944.

Entry 48(USB-11) ------[USB-11 Roll No. 4]------1-d. Air Objective Folders (listed by target area), Office of Assistant Chief of Air Staff Intelligence, formerly Intelligence Services, Army Air Forces, Washington, D. C.: (1) Key place names and air objectives index, Far East, July 1944. (2) Key to Japanese objectives, 1 May 1944. (3) Supplement No. 1 to above, September 1944. (4) No. 81.1, Borneo north area, British Pacific islands, 15 December 1942, No. 94.4, Borneo south area, Netherlands East Indies, 15 December 1942. (5) No. 82.1, Burma, north area, Burma, 15 January 1943. (6) No. 82.2, Burma south area, Burma, 15 December 1942. (7) No. 83.1, Shanghai, China No. 83.2 Wenchow, China 15 November, 1943 No. 83.8, Hankow, China (8) No. 83.4, Canton area, China, 1 May 1943. (9) No. 83.6, area, China, 1 November 1942.

- 424 - (10) No. 83.12, Tientsin area, China, 1 February 1943. (11) No. 84.1, Seishin, Korea No. 84.2, Konan, Korea No. 84.3, Heijo, Korea No. 84.4, Genzan, Korea 12 August 1944. No. 84.5, Korea East, Korea No. 84.6, Keijo, Korea No. 84.7, Fusan, Korea No. 84.8, Koshu, Korea (12) No. 85.1, Indo-China, north area; French Indo-China, 15 November 1943. (13) No. 85.2, Indo-China, south area; French Indo-China, 1 April 1944. (14) No. 90.1, Karafuto area, Japan, 15 October 1942. (15) No. 90.2, Hokkaido, north Japan No. 90.3, Muroran, Japan 1 June 1944. No. 90.4, Hokodate, Japan (16) No. 90.5, Aomori, northern Honshu area, Japan No. 90.6 Akita, northern Honshu area, Japan 7 September 1944. No. 90.7, Morioka, northern Honshu area. Japan No. 90.8, Kamaishi, northern Honshu, Japan (17) No. 90.9, Niigata, Japan 18 September 1944. No. 90.10, Fukushima, Japan (18) No. 90.11, Toyama, Japan No. 90.15, Takayama, Japan No. 90.22, Maizuru, Japan 22 September 1944. No. 90.23, Kyoto, Japan No. 90.26, Matsue, Japan (19) No 90.12, Nagano Japan 24 July 1944. No. 90.13, Takasaki, Japan (20) No. 90.14, Mito area, Japan, 15 March 1943. (21) No. 90.16, Kofu, Japan No. 90.18 Shizuoka, Japan 5 August 1944. No. 90.21, Hamamatsu, Japan (22) No. 90.17, Tokyo area, Japan, 15 September 1943. (23) No. 90.20, Nagoya area, Japan, 6 July 1944. ------[USB-11 Roll No. 5]------(24) No. 90.24, Kumano area, Japan, 15 January 1943.

- 425 - (25) No. 90.25, Osaka area, Japan, 15 June 1944. (26) No. 90.27, Okayama, Japan No. 90.28, Kochi, Japan No. 90.29, Niihama, Japan 22 August 1944. No. 90.36, Kure, Japan No. 90.31, Bungo, Japan (27) No. 90.32, Tokuyama area, Japon, 22 August 1944 and 1 July 1944. (28) No. 90.33, Kyushu east, Japan No. 90.37, Yatsushiro, Japan 26 August 1944. No. 90.38, Kyushu south, Japan (29) No. 90.34, Shimonoseki, Japan, July 1944. (30) No. 90.35, Kurume area, Japan, July 1944. (31) No. 90.36, Sasebo, Japan 18 July 1944, No. 90.39 Tsushima, Japan (32) No. 91.1, Kurile Islands area, Japanese Pacific islands, 1 November 1942. (33) No. 91.3, Taihoku area, Japanese Pacific islands. No. 91.4, Taiwan west area, Japanese Pacific islands. 1 December 1942. No. 91.5, Taiwan east area, Japanese Pacific islands. No. 91.6, Takao area, Japanese Pacific islands. (34) No. 91.7, Pescadores Islands Pacific islands, 15 February 1943. (35) No. 92.1, Malay States north 15 April 1943. No. 92.2, Singapore, Malay States (36) No. 93.1, Manchuria north, Manchuria areas. No. 93.2, Manchuria east, Manchuria areas. No. 93.3, Mukden, Manchuria areas. 31 July 1944. No. 93.4, Manchuria west, Manchuria areas. No. 93.5, Dairen, Manchuria areas. (37) No. 94.1, north Sumatra area, Philippines, East Indies and southeastern Asia, 15 November 1942. (38) No. 94.2, south Sumatra area, Netherlands East Indies, 20 November 1942. (39) No. 94.3, Java area, Netherlands East Indies, 20 November 1942. (40) No. 94.5, Celebes—Timor area, Netherlands East Indies, 1 December 1942. (41) No. 96.1, north Philippines area, Philippine Islands. 15 August. 1943 No. 96.2, south Philippines area, Philippine Islands.

- 426 - (42) No. 98.1, north, Thailand. No. 98.2, Bangkok, Thailand. 1 February 1943. No. 98.3, Thailand south, Thailand.

Entry 72(USB-11) ------[USB-11 Rolls # 6-7] ------1-e. Target photographs: (1) Photos Nos. 1 to 2950, incomplete, and Takamatsu, Tachikawa emergency landing grounds (Joint Target Group numbers). ------[USB-11 Roll No. 7]------(2) Photos Nos. 3000 to 7010, incomplete, (XXI Bomber Command numbers). (3) Photos Nos. 3000 to 8008, incomplete, (XXI Bomber Command numbers).

Entry 50(USB-2) ------[USB-2 Roll No. 1]------1-f. Miscellaneous area studies from various sources: (1) Reference book. (2) Akita, Yamagata and Aomori. (3) Chugoku No. 1, Shimane, Tottori and Hiroshima. (4) Chugoku No. 2, Okayama and Yamaguchi. (5) Hokkaido. ------[USB-2 Roll No. 2]------(6) Hokuriku section, Nagano, Niigata, Toyama, Fukui, and Ishikawa prefectures. (7) Kamchatka. (8) Kanto airfields. (9) Kanto, Chiba, Ibaraki, and Tochigi. (10) Kanto, Gumma, Saitama and Yumanashi (11) Kanto, Kanagawa. ------[USB-2 Roll No. 3]------(12) Karafuto, Sakhalin and Siberia. (13) Kinki No. 1, Hyogo, Nara, Kyoto, and City. (14) Kinki No. 2, Osaka and Osaka city. (15) Kinki No. 3, Shiga and Wakayama. (16) Kuriles. ------[USB-2 Roll No. 4]------(17) Kyushu No. 1, master index book.

- 427 - (18) Kyushu No. 2, miscellaneous data. (19) Kyushu No. 3, miscellaneous data. (20) Kyushu No. 4, industries. (21) Kyushu No. 5, Fukuoka, Saga, and Nagasaki. (22) Kyushu No. 6, Oita, Miyazaki, Kagoshima, and Kumamoto. ------[USB-2 Roll No. 5]------(23) Miyagi, Fukushima, and Iwate. (24) Nagoya, Kobe, and Osaka, master index book, Vol. 1. (25) Nagaya, Kobe, and Osaka, master index book, Vol. 2. (26) Shikoku, Kagawa,Tokushima, Ehime,and Kochi. ------[USB-2 Roll No. 6]------(27) Tokaido section, book No. 1, Aichi and Mie Prefectures. (28) Tokaido section, book No. 2, Shizuoka and Gifu prefectures. (29) Tokyo Prefecture and Tokyo City. ------[Not Microfilmed] ------1-g. Photo industrial studies, Air Intelligence Group Division of Naval Intelligence, office of Chief of Naval Operations, Navy Department: (1) OPNAV-16-VP 101, January 1945, Japanese electronics, report No. 1. (2) OPNAV-16-VP 102, January 1945, report No. 2, Japanese military buildings. (3) OPNAV-16-VP 103, February 1945, report No. 3, Japanese guns, antiaircraft and coastal defense. (4) OPNAV-16-VP 104, February 1945, report No. 4, beach interpretation. (5) OPNAV-16-VP 105, March 1945, report No. 5, Japanese aircraft. (6) OPNAV-16-VP 106, May 1945, report No. 6, Japanese shipping. (7) OPNAV-16-VP-33. May 1944, report No. 33, Japanese aircraft shelter. l-h. Photo industrial studies and target summaries, office of Assistant Chief of Air Staff, Intelligence, headquarters, Air Forces and Photographic Interpretation Center Division of Naval Intelligence, Navy Department: (1) Photographic interpretation handbook, United States Forces. (2) Study No. 2, the petroleum industry. (3) Study No. 3, the coke, iron, and steel industries. (4) Study No. 4, the aluminum industry. (5) Study No. 5, the aircraft industry. (6) Study No. 7, shipbuilding. (7) Three summary report- from 26 February 1945 on.

- 428 - Entry 53(USB-5) ------[USB-5 Roll No. 1]------2-a. Tactical mission reports, XX Bomber Command: (1) No. 42, Singapore area, 12 March 1945. (2) No. 44, Rangoon area, 17 March 1945. (3) No. 45, Rangoon and Mingaladon Cantonment areas, 22 March 1945. (4) No. 49, Bukum Island oil storage, Singapore, 29-30 March 1945. 2-b. Tactical mission reports, XXI Bomber Command: (1) No. 26, Kobe, 4 February 1945. (2) No. 29, Ota, 10 February 1945. (3) No. 34, Nagoya, 15 February 1945. (4) No. 37, Tokyo, 19 February 1945. (5) No. 38, Tokyo, 25 February 1945. (6) No. 39, Tokyo, 4 March 1945. (7) No. 40, Tokyo, 10 March 1945. (8) No. 41, Nagoya, 12 March 1945. (9) No. 42, Osaka, 14 March 1945. (10) No. 43, Kobe, 16 March 1945. (11) No. 44, Nagoya, 20 March 1945. (12) No. 45, Nagoya, 24 March 1945.. ------[USB-5 Roll No. 2]------(13) Nos. 46 and 50, Kyushu targets, 27 and 31 March 1945. (14) No. 47, Shimonoseki Straits and Suo Nada, 27 March 1945. (15) Nos. 48 and 51, Nagoya and Tokyo, 30 March and 1 April 1945. (16) No. 49, Moji, Kure-Hiroshima Wan, Hiroshima and Sasebo areas, 30 March 1945. (17) Nos. 52, 53, 54, 62 and 66, Kure, Hiroshima Wan, Hiro Wan, Shimonoseki and Shimonoseki-Moji areas, April 1945. (18) Nos. 55, 56 and 57. Honshu targets, 3-4 April 1945. (19) Nos. 58 and 63, Musashino plant., Nakajima aircraft engine works, 7 and 12 April 1945. (20) No. 59, Nagoya, 7 April 1945. (21) Nos. 60 and 61, Kyushu targets, 7-8 April 1945. (28) Nos. 64 and 65. Koriyama, 12 April 1945. (23) No. 67, Tokyo Arsenal area, 14 April 1945. (24) Nos. 68 and 69, Tokyo and Kawasaki, 15 April 1945.

- 429 - (25) Nos. 70 through 95, Kyushu airfields, April 1945. (26) No. 96, Tachikawa, 24 April 1945. ------[USB-5 Roll No. 3]------(27) Nos. 97 through 125, Kyushu airfields, April 1945. (28) No. 126, Tachikawa Army Air Arsenal, 30 April 1945. (29) Nos. 127 through 138, 140 through 145 and 147 through 149. Kyushu airfields, 30 April-5 May 1945. (30) Nos. 139 and 150, Kobe-Osaka, Shimonoseki-Yawata, Suo Nada, Tokuyama. Aki Nada, Nagoya, Hiroshima-Kure, Bisan Seto. Tokyo and Shimonoseki areas, 3 and 5 May 1945. (31) No. 146, Kure, 5 May 1945. (32) Nos. 151 through 162 and 167 through 171, Kyushu airfields, 7-11 May 1945. (33) Nos. 163 through 166, Tokuyama, Otake oil refinery and O'Shima oil storage, 10 May 1945. (34) No. 172, Kobe, 11 May 1945. (35) Nos. 173, 175, 177, 179, 180, 182, 184 and 185, Niigata, Maizuru, Tsuruga, Fukuoka, Fushiki, Nanao and Shimonoseki Straits areas, 13-27, May 1945. (36) No. 174, Nagoya, 14 May 1945. (37) No. 176, Nagoya, 17 May 1945. (38) No. 178, Tachikawa or Hamamatsu, 19 May 1945. (39) No. 181, Tokyo, 24 May 1945. ------[USB-5 Roll No. 4]------(40) No. 183, Tokyo, 25 May 1945. (41) No. 186, Yokohama, 29 May 1945. (42) No. 187, Osaka, 1 June 1945. (43) No. 188, Kobe, 5 June 1945. (44) No. 189, Osaka, 7 June 1945. (45) Nos. 190, 194, 201, 202, 204, 205, 213, 214, 221, 222, 233, 239, 244 and 246, Kobe-Osaka, Karatsu-Fukuoka, Shimonoseki Straits, Fushiki and Nanao, Niigata, Sakata, Funakawa, Hagi, Senzaki, Yuya Wan, Sakai, Miyazu, Maizuru and Tsuruga-Obama, 7-8 June 3-4 July 1945. (46) Nos. 256, 262, 268, 269, 275, 276, 282, 292, 296, 304, 305, 311, 318, 324 and 331, Kobe-Osaka, Fukuoka, Fusan, Geijitsu. Genzan, Hamada, Konan, Masan, Shimonoseki Straits, Nanao, Fushiki, Naoetsu, Rashin, Reisui, Seishin, Niigata, Yuya Wan, Senzaki. Hagi, Maizuru, Miyazu, Obama and Tsuruga, 9-10 July-14-15 August 1945 (Vol. 1 of 2).

- 430 - (47) Same (Vol. 2 of 2). (48) Nos. 191 through 193, Honshu targets, 9 June 1945. (49) Nos. 195 through 200, Omiya, Tomioka, Musashino. Chiba, Ogikubo, and Tachikawa, 10 June 1945. ------[USB-5 Roll No. 5]------(50) No. 203, Osaka-Amagasaki, 15 June 1945. (51) Nos. 206 through 209, Kyushu and Honshu targets, 17-18 June 1945. (52) Nos. 210 through 212. Toyohashi, Fukuoka and Shizuoka, 19-20 June 1945. (53) Nos. 215 through 220, Honshu targets, 22 June 1945. (54) Nos. 223 through 231, Honshu targets, 26 June 1945. (55) Nos. 232, 238 and 245, Shimotsu, 26 June-2 July 1945. (56) Nos. 234 through 237, Okayama, Sasebo, Moji and Nobeoka, 28-29 June 1945. (57) Nos. 240 through 243, Kyushu and Honshu targets, 1-2 July 1945. (58) Nos. 247 through 250, Takamatsu, Kochi, Himeji and Tokushima, 3-4 July 1945. (59) Nos. 251 through 255, Chiba, Akashi, Shimizu, Kofu and Shimotsu, 6 July 1945. (60) Nos. 257 through 261, Honshu targets, 9-10 July 1945. (61) Nos. 263 through 267, Utsunomiya, Ichinomiya, Tsurugu, Uwajima and Kawasaki petroleum center, 12-13 July 1945. (62) Nos. 270, 283 and 291, Kawasaki, 1-25 July 1945. (63) Nos. 271 through 274, Numazu, Oita, Kuwana and Hiratsuka, 16-17 July 1945. ------[USB-5 Roll No. 6]------(64) Nos. 277 through 281, Fukui, Hitachi, Chosi, Okazaki and Nippon oil refinery 19-20 July 1945. (65) Nos. 284 through 290, Sumitomo Metal Company, Kawanishi Aircraft Metal Company, Osaka Army Arsenal, Aichi Aircraft Company, Tsu Naval aircraft plant, Mitsubishi Aircraft. Company and Nakajima Aircraft Company, 24 July 1945. (66) Nos. 293 through 295, Matsuyama, Tokuyama and Omuta, 26-27 July 1945. (67) Nos. 297 through 302, Tsu, Aomori. Ichinomiya, Ujiyamada, Ogaki and Uwajima, 28-29 July 1945. (68) Nos. 306 through 309, Hachioji, Toyama, Nagaoka and Mito, 1-2 August 1945. (69) Nos. 303, 310 and 315, Shimotsu oil refinery, Kawasaki petroleum complex and Ube Liquefaction Company, 28-29 July―5-6 August 1945.

- 431 - (70) Nos. 312 through 315, Saga, Maebashi, Nishinomiya-Mikage and Imabari, 5-6 August 1945. (71) No. 317, Toyokawa Naval Arsenal, 7 August 1945. (72) Nos. 319 and 320, Yawata and Nakajima Aircraft Company, Tokyo, 8 August 1945. (73) Nos. 321 through 323, Fukuyama, Nippon oil refinery, Amagasaki and Nakajima Aircraft Company, Tokyo, 8-10 August 1945. (74) Nos. 325 through 330, Hikari Naval Arsenal, Osaka Army Arsenal, Marifu railroad yards, Nippon oil refinery, Kumagaya and Isesaki, 14-15August 1945. (75) Prisoner of war supply missions to China, Korea, Formosa, Manchuria and the Japanese Home Islands, 27 August-20 September 1945.

Entry 54(USB14) ------[USB-14 Roll No. 1]------2-c. Aircraft action reports (land-based aircraft): (1) MAG-22, Charlie Strip. Ie Shima, Okinawa. (2) MAG-32, Mangaldan, ; Moret Field, Zamboanga. (3) MAG-33, Kadena airfield; Awase airfield. (4) MAG-61, (3 parts). (5) VD-1, Agana Field, ; Yontan Field, Okinawa. (6) VD-4, Eniwetok; Kwajalein. ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 1-2]------(7) VD-5, Guam; Guinan Field, Samar; Iwo Island. ------[USB-14 Roll No. 2]------(8) VMB-413, Emirau, St. Matthias. ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 2-3]------(9) VMB-423, Green Island; Emirau (4 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll No. 3]------(10) VMB-433, Emirau Island. (11) VMB-443, Emirau Island. (12) VMB-611, Emirau Island; Moret Fie]d, Zamboanga (2 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll No. 4]------(13) VMB-612, East Field, Kagruan Point Field, ; airfield No. 1, , ; Chimu Field, Okinawa (2 parts). (14) VMB-613, Eniwetok; Kwajalein Island and Atoll; Majuro Atoll. ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 4-5]------

- 432 - (15) VMF-111, Eniwetok Island; Majuro Atoll. ------[USB-14 Roll No. 5]------(16) VMF-113, Engebi Island, Eniwetok Atoll; Charlie Strip, Ie Shima; Okinawa Gunto. (17) VMF-114, Peleliu Island. (18) VMF-115, Zamboanga, Mindanao. (19) VMF-121, Peleliu Island. ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 5-6]------(20) VMF-122, Peleliu Island. ------[USB-14 Roll No. 6]------(21) VMF-155, Kwajalein Island; Majuro Atoll (2 parts). (22) VMF-211, Tanauan, Leyte; Moret Field, Zamboanga, Mindanao. ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 6-7]------(23) VMF-212, Guiuan, Samar, Awase, Kadena, Okinawa. ------[USB-14 Roll No. 7]------(24) VMF-218, Tanauan, Leyte; Moret Fieid; Zamboanga, Mindanao. ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 7-8]------(25) VMF-222, Guinan, Samar. ------[USB-14 Roll No. 8]------(26) VMF-223, Guinan, Samar; Kadena, Awase, Okinawa. (27) VMF-224, Dyess Field, Roi Island; Yontan Field, Chimu Field, Okinawa. ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 8-9]------(28) VMF-251, Samar Island. ------[USB-14 Roll No. 9]------(29) VMF-311, Yontan Field, Chimu Field, Okinawa. (30) VMF-312, Kadena Field, Okinawa. (31) VMF-313, Tanauan, Leyte; Moret Field, Zamboanga, Mindanao. (32) VMF-314, Charlie Strip, Ie Shima. ------[USB-14 Roll No. 10]------(33) VMF-322, Kadena Field, Okinawa. (34) VMF-323, Kadena Field, Okinawa. (35) VMF-422, Engebi Island, Eniwetok Atoll; Charlie Strip, Okinawa Gunto. (36) VMF-441, Roi Island; Drake Field, Yontan Field, Chimu Field, Okinawa. ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 10-11]------(37) VMF(N)-533, Drake Field, Chimu Field, Okinawa; Charlie Strip, Ie Shima. ------[USB-14 Roll No. 11]------

- 433 - (38) VMF(N)-534, Orote Field, Agana Field, Guam. (39) VMF(N)-541, Tacloban Drome; Peleliu Island. (40) VMF(N)-542, Drake Field, Yontan Field, Okinawa. (41) VMF(N)-543, Okinawa Shima. ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 11-12]------(42) VMSB-133, Mangaldan, Luzon; Malabang, Mindanao (3 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 12-13]------(43) VMSB-142, Mangaldan, Luzon; Moret Field, Mindanao (4 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 13-14]------(44) VMSB-231, Majuro Atoll (3 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 14-15]------(45) VMSB-236, Mangaldan, Luzon; Moret Field, Mindanao (3 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 15-17]------(46) VMSB-241, Mangaldan, Luzon; Malabang, Mindanao (5 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll No. 17]------(47) VMSB-243, Moret Field, Mindanao; Mangaldan. Luzon (4 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 17-18]------(48) VMSB-244, Mangaldan, Luzon; Malabang, Mindanao (5 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll No. 19]------(49) VMSB-245, Majuro Atoll; Marine Air base, (2 parts). (50) VMSB-131, Majuro Atoll (2 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 19-20]------(51) VMSB-341, Mangaldan, Luzon; Moret Field, Mindanao (5 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll No. 21]------(52) VMTB-131, Nansei Shoto and Charlie Strip, Ie Shima. (53) VMTB-134, Marine Air Base, Peleliu. ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 21-22]------(54) VMTB-232, Marine Air Base, Ulithi; Kadena Field, Okinawa (3 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll No. 22]------(55) VPB-13, Kerama Retto; USS Keneth Whiting. (56) VPB-18, USS St.George. (57) VPB-21, USS Chandeleur; Kerama Retto; Nansei Shoto; USS St. George. (58) VPB-22, USS Cumberland Sound, Ulithi. (59) VPB-24, Majuro Atoll. (60) VPB-44, Green Island. ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 22-23]------

- 434 - (61) VPB-101 Morotai, Netherlands East Indies; Owi Schouten Island (2 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll No. 23]------(62) VPB-102, West Field, Naval Air base, ; , Iwo Jima (3 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 24-25]------(63) VPB-104, Morotai, Netherlands East Indies; Tacloban, Leyte; Clark Field, Luzon (12 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll No. 26]------(64) VPB-106, West Field, Tinian; Palawan, Philippine Islands (2 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll No. 27]------(65) VPB-108, Naval Air base, Tinian; Iwo Jima (2 parts). (66) VPB-109, Okinawa; Westbrook Field, Puerto Princessa ; Palawan, Philippine Islands. ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 27-28]------(67) VP13-111, Palawan, Philippine Islands; Tacloban. Leyte; West Field, Tinian (6 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 28-29]------(68) VPB-115, Morotai, Netherlands East Indies; Owi Island; Schouten Island, Wakde Island. ------[USB-14 Roll No. 29]------(69) VPB-116, Field No. 2, Iwo Jima; Tinian. ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 29-31]------(70) VPB-117, McGuire Field, Mindoro; Tacloban, Leyte (7 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll No. 31]------(71) VPB-118, Tinian; Yontan, Okinawa (2 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 31-32]------(72) VPB-119, Clark Field, Luzon (3 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll No. 32]------(73) VPB-121, Ulithi; Eniwetok; Iwo Jima (2 parts). (74) VPB-123, Yontan Field, Okinawa. ------[USB-14 Roll No. 33]------(75) VPB-124, Naval Air base, Tinian; Yontan Field, Okinawa. (76) VPB-128, Puerta Princessa. ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 33-34]------(77) VPB-130, Morotai. Netherlands East Indies (2 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll No. 34]------

- 435 - (78) VPB-131, Casco Field, Attu. (79) VPB-133, West Field, Tinian. (80) VPB-137, Clark Field, Luzon. (81) VPB-139, Casco Field, Attu. (82) VPB-144, Eniwetok. (83) VPB-146, Morotai, Netherlands East Indies. (84) VPB-151, West Field, Tinian. (85) VPB-208, Ulithi; Kera:na Rettc; USS Hamliu. (86) Miscellaneous units: (a) AG-12, Marine Air base, Ulithi. (b) VB-106, Momoto airfleld, Admiralty Islands. (c) VM-3, Kerama Retto. (d) VMD-354, Iwo Jima. ------[USB-14 Roll No. 35]------(e) VS-66, Majuro Atoll (2 parts). (f) Headquarters Squadron 13, Majuro Atoll. ------[USB-14 Roll Nos. 35-36]------(g) Headquarters Squadron 24, Malabang, Mindanao (3 parts). ------[USB-14 Roll No. 36]------(h) Joint Intelligence Center detachment, Kwajelain Island. (i) Photo Group 2, Agana Field, Guam. (j) Rescue Squad 1, Naval Air base, Tanapag, Saipan. (k) Navy attack data.

Entry 55(USB-6) ------[USB-6 Roll No. 1]------2-d. Aircraft action reports (carrier-based aircraft): (1) Task Group 12.4. (2) Task Group 38.1. (3) Task Group 38.4. (4) Task Group 52.1.1. (5) Task Group 52.1.2. (6) Task Group 52.2. (7) Task Group 58.1. (8) Task Group 58.3.

- 436 - (9) Task Group 58.4. (10) Task Group 73.4 (3 parts). ------[USB-6 Roll No. 2]------(11) USS Half Moon, San Carlos, Orea, Tangier and based at Samauri, New Guinea, and Darwin, Australia. (12) USS Anzio. (13) USS Baratoria (2 parts). ------[USB-6 Roll No. 3]------(14) USS Bataan (3 parts). (15) USS Belleau Wood (2 parts). ------[USB-6 Roll Nos. 4-5]------(16) USS Bennington. ------[USB-6 Roll No. 6]------(17) USS Bismarck Sea. (18) USS Block Island (3 parts). (19) USS Bon Homme Richard (2 parts). ------[USB-6 Roll Nos. 6-7]------(20) USS Bunker Hill. ------[USB-6 Roll No. 8]------(21) USS Cabot. (22) USS Cape Glouchester. (23) USS Chenango (3 parts). ------[USB-6 Roll No. 9]------(24) USS Cowpens (4 parts). (25) USS Currituck (2 parts). ------[USB-6 Roll No. 10]------(26) USS Enterprise (3 parts). ------[USB-6 Roll Nos. 10-11]------(27) USS Essex (3 parts). ------[USB-6 Roll No. 12]------(28) USS Fanshaw Bay. (29) USS Franklin. (30) USS (2 parts). ------[USB-6 Roll No. 13]------(31) USS Half Moon. (32) USS Hamlin.

- 437 - (33) USS Hancock (3 parts). (34) USS Harrison. (35) USS Hogatt Bay. ------[USB-6 Roll Nos. 14-15]------(36) USS Hornet (3 parts). ------[USB-6 Roll No. 16]------(37) USS Independence (2 parts). (38) USS Intrepid (2 parts). ------[USB-6 Roll No. 17]------(39) USS Langley. ------[USB-6 Roll No. 18]------(40) USS Lexington (6 parts). (41) USS Lunga Point. ------[USB-6 Roll No. 19]------(42) USS Makassar Strait. (43) USS Makin Island. (44) USS Manila Bay. ------[USB-6 Roll No. 20]------(45) USS Marcus Island. (46) USS Monterey. (47) USS Natoma Bay. (48) USS Nehenta Bay. (49) USS Norton Sound. (50) USS Onslow. (51) USS Orca. (52) USS Petrof Bay. ------[USB-6 Roll No. 21]------(53) USS Randolph (2 parts). (54) USS Rudyerd Bay. ------[USB-6 Roll No. 22]------(55) USS Saginaw Bay (2 parts). (56) USS Salamaua. (57) USS Sangamon. ------[USB-6 Roll Nos. 22-23]------(58) USS San Jacinto (3 parts). ------[USB-6 Roll No. 24]------

- 438 - (59) USS Santee. (60) USS Saratoga. ------[USB-6 Roll Nos. 24-25]------(61) USS Sargent Bay (3 parts). ------[USB-6 Roll No. 25]------(62) USS Savo Island. (63) USS Shamrock Bay (2 parts). ------[USB-6 Roll Nos. 25-26]------(64) USS Shangri La (3 parts). ------[USB-6 Roll No. 26]------(65) USS Shipley Bay. (66) USS Steamer Bay. ------[USB-6 Roll Nos. 26-27]------(67) USS Suwanee (4 parts). ------[USB-6 Roll No. 27]------(68) USS Tangier (2 parts). (69) USS Ticonderoga. (70) USS Vela Gulf. (71) USS . (72) USS Wasp. ------[USB-6 Roll No. 28]------(73) USS Yorktown (5 parts).

Entry 52(USB-4) ------[USB-4 Roll No. 1]------2-e. Fifth Air Force statistics and summaries: (1) Summary, July 1945. (2) Summary, August 1945. (3) Miscellaneous statistics, key and tabulations, July and August 1945. 2-f. statistics and summaries: (1) Statistics on operations. (2) United States Strategic Bombing Survey report on operations, 7 December 1941-14 August 1945 (preliminary draft). (3) Annual summary, 1944. (4) Statistical summary for May 1945. (5) Air operations and evaluation report, 7 December 1941-2 September 1945

- 439 - (enclosure 1—United States Strategic Bombing Survey report on Seventh Air Force). (6) Statistics on operations in Pacific areas, November 1943-April 1945 (enclosure 2—United States Strategic Bombing Survey report on Seventh Air Force). (7) Report on last four months of war, summary of operations (enclosure 3 of United States Strategic Bombing Survey report on Seventh Air Force). (8) Statistics on operations in the Gilberts, Marshalls and Carolines. November 1943-March 1944 (enclosure 4 of United States Strategic Bombing Survey report on Seventh Air Force). (9) Statistics on operations in the Marshalls, Carolines, and Marianas, April 1944-July 1944 (enclosure 5 of United States Strategic Bombing Survey report on Seventh Air Force). (10) Statistics on operations in the Marshalls, Carolines, Marianas, Bonins. Kazan Retto (), and Philippines, 1 August 1944-31 December 1944 (with comparative data on certain series for November 1943-December 1944) (enclosure 6 of United States Strategic Bombing Survey report on Seventh Air Force). (11) Chronological disposition, major tactical units, February 1942-December 1944 (reference item 7 of United States Strategic Bombing Survey report on Seventh Air Force). (12) Statistics on status of aircraft, 31 August 1943-31 December 1944 (reference item 8 of United States Strategic Bombing Survey report on Seventh Air Force). (13) Survey of "Galvanic" plan of operation (reference item 9 of United States Strategic Bombing Survey report on Seventh Air Force). ------[USB-4 Roll No. 2]------(14) Statistics on operations, 13 November 1943-31 January 1944 (reference item 10 of United States Strategic Bombing Survey report on Seventh Air Force). (15) Statistics on operations, 1 February-2 March 1944 (reference item 11 of United States Strategic Bombing Survey report on Seventh Air Force). (16) Statistics on operations, 3 March 1944-15 August 1944 (reference item 12 of United States Strategic Bombing Survey report on Seventh Air Force). (17) Statistics on operations, 16 August 1944-31 December 1944 (reference item 13 of United States Strategic Bombing Survey report on Seventh Air Force). (18) Quarterly summary of operations, 1 January-31 March 1945 (reference item 14 of United States Strategic Bombing Survey report on Seventh Air Force).

- 440 - (19) Summary of operations, 1 April-30 June 1945 (reference item 15 of United States Strategic Bombing Survey on Seventh Air Force). (20) History of Seventh Air Force, 1 April-14 July 1945 (reference item 16 of United States Strategic Bombing Survey report on Seventh Air Force). ------[USB-4 Roll No. 3]------2-g. statistics and summaries: (1) Statistical summary of operations against Japan. (2) Summary of operations, 5 June-14 August 1945. (3) Statistics on bombardment of urban area targets, listed by objective area number. (4) Statistics on bombardment of aircraft industry, listed by target objective number, target number and company name. (5) Statistics on bombardment of petroleum and other industrial targets, listed by target objective number, target number and company name. (6) Statistics on bombardment of airfields, listed by target objective number, target number and target name. (7) Summary of tactical and strategic bombing missions using high-explosive bombs on oil installations in Japanese Home Islands. (8) Statistics on special bombing missions by , listed by mission number. (9) "Starvation," phase analysis of strategic mining blockade of Japanese Empire. (10) Summary of B-29 strategic air operations, 5 January 1944—14 August 1945. (11) Summary of target locations, 20 September 1945. 2-h. XX Bomber Command statistics and summaries: (1) Air operations summary, all missions, listed by mission number. 2-i. XXI Bomber Command statistics and summaries: (1) Air operations summary, all missions, listed by mission number. (2) Combined XX and XXI Bomber Command air operations summary. (3) Summary of operations since 24 November 1944 to 9 January 1945. (4) Code names and numbers of targets of XXI Bomber Command, 9 May 1945.

Entry 58(USB-7) ------[USB-7 Roll No. 1]------2-j. Allied Air Forces statistics and summaries: (1) Minefields in Pacific and China-Burma-India theater.

- 441 - Entry 52(USB-4) ------[USB-4 Roll No. 3]------2-k. Army Air Forces statistics and summaries: (1) Statistical digest, World War II, December 1945.

Entry 56(USB-7) ------[USB-7 Roll No. 1]------2-l. Navy Air Forces statistics end summaries: (1) Fleet Air Wing Seventeen, summary of daily search operations by planes of Task Group 73.8 from 2-11 March 1945. (2) Fleet Air Wing Seventeen, report of engagement with enemy, convoy in Bismarck Sea, night of 15-16 January 1944. (3) Fleet Air Wing Seventeen, report of rescue operations, Luichow Peninsula (Lieutenant F. D. Murphy and four members of crew), 2 July 1945. (4) Fleet Air Wing Eighteen, summary of operations, 12 October 1945. (5) Task Force 73, comments on Black Cat operations in Eastern. Bismarck Sea, 1 January 1944. (6) Task Force 73, comments on Catalina operations in New Catalina operations in New Guinea-Bismarck Archipelago area from August through November, 1 December 1943. (7) 708th Attack Squadron, miscellaneous battle and reconnaissance reports, 4 October-6 November 1944.

Entry 57(USB-8) ------[USB-8 Roll No. 1]------2-m. Naval surface action summaries: (1) Reports of various surface actions 30 June-1 September 1945.

Entry 51(USB-3) ------[USB-3 Roll No. 1]------2-n. Tabulations of attack arid bombing data: (1) Index of Pacific reports and distribution record of tabulations. ------[USB-3 Roll Nos. 1-5] ------(2) Report No. 1, listing of target bombing card by country, by target, by day for each of the following air forces : Fifth, Seventh, Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Twentieth, and Navy.

- 442 ------[USB-3 Roll No. 5]------(3) Report No. 1A, listing of target bombing card showing attacks by all the United States Air Forces (including Navy) on aircraft plants and airfields. These targets are on the Japanese Islands only. (4) Report No. 2A, listing of target bombing card showing carrier attacks on Japan only by the Navy, including attacks by land-based Navy craft. ------[USB-3 Roll No. 6]------(5) Report No. 8, listing of target master cards showing code listing of target locations and descriptions, Joint Target Group number for countries except Japan attacked by all United States Air Forces including Navy). (6) Report No. 3A, listing of target master cards showing code listing of target locations and descriptions, Joint Target Group number, for targets attacked in Japan by all United States Air Forces (including Navy). (7) Report No. 5, listing of summary cards of Japanese cities showing monthly totals of aircraft dropping bombs and tonnage break-down. ------[USB-3 Roll No. 7]------(8) Report No. 5A, listing of summary cards of Japanese cities on which over 1,000 tons were dropped showing industry attacked, monthly totals of aircraft dropping bombs and tonnage break-down for all United States Army Air Forces. (9) Report No. 5B, listing of summary cards of Japanese cities alphabetically arranged showing targets attacked by all Air Forces (including Navy). (10) Report No. 6, special break-down of communications and naval installations by Air Force, by month showing number of aircraft dropping and tonnage dropped. (11) Report No. 7, listing of summary cards by target system (industry) showing monthly totals for each Air Force (including Navy total) and totals for combined Air Forces. (12) Report No. 8, listing of summary cards by country, by month showing total combined tonnage dropped by all United States Air Forces, including target description. (13) Report No. 9, listing of summary cards by type of mission, by month showing Air Force, number of aircraft dropping bombs and tonnage break-down. ------[USB-3 Roll No. 8]------(14) Report No. 10, listing of summary cards by type of aircraft, by month showing Air Force, number of aircraft dropping bombs and tonnage break-down.

- 443 - (15) Report No. 11, listing of summary cards by type of aircraft, by type of mission, by month, showing Air Force, number of aircraft dropping bombs, and tonnage break-down. (16) Report No. 14, listing of summary cards showing totals (composite) of bombing attacks against enemy targets for Allied and United States Air Forces. (17) Report No. 15, listing of summary cards by target system, by type and size of bombs showing classification of bombs into high explosive, incendiary, and fragmentation totals. (18) Report No. 16, listing of detail cards by sighting, by altitude showing number of missions, number of aircraft dropping bombs and tonnage break-down. (19) Report No. 17, listing of detail cards by type of sighting, by month showing number of missions, number of aircraft dropping bombs and tonnage break-down. (20) Report No. 24, listing of summary cards by country, by industry, by month showing number of aircraft dropping bombs and tonnage break-down. (21) Report No. 25, listing of summary cards by month, by type aircraft showing United States aircraft attrition and enemy aircraft encountered. (22) Report No. 26, listing of summary cards by month, by type aircraft showing claims against enemy aircraft. ------[USB-3 Roll No. 9]------(23) Report No. 27, listing of summary cards by month, by type aircraft showing mission data (number of missions, number airborne, non-effective, etc.) (24) Report No. 28, listing of summary cards by month, by type aircraft showing United States casualties; killed, missing, and wounded. (25) Report No. 29, listing of summary cards by month showing special low-altitude-bombing statistics concerning picked squadrons of the Fifth, Thirteenth, and Fourteenth Air Forces. (26) Report No. 30 listing of summary cards by industry, by month showing Navy attacks only with number of aircraft attacking and tonnage break-down. (27) Report No. 31, listing of summary cards by country, by month showing Navy attacks only, with number of aircraft attacking and tonnage break-down. (28) Report No. 32, listing of summary cards by country, by industry, by month showing Navy attacks only with number of aircraft attacking and tonnage break-down. (29) Report No. 33, listing of summary cards by Air Force, by type bomber, by type mission by month showing mission data (number airborne, number

- 444 - noneffective, spares, etc.) (30) Report No. 34, listing of detail cards by type aircraft, by month showing day and night mission data. (31) Report No. 35, listing of mission data cards by month showing sorties against shipping installations by each Air Force except Navy. (32) Navy tabulation runs produced for United States Strategic Bombing Survey. ------[USB-3 Roll No. 10]------(33) Report No. 36, listing of master cards by Air Force, by target code alphabetically. ------[USB-3 Roll No. 11]------(34) Report No. 37, control totals for all United States Air Forces showing month and year, total aircraft dropping bombs, and total tonnage dropped. (35) Report No. 38, listing of incendiary attacks on Japanese cities by all United States Air Forces (and Navy) showing priority, sighting, visibility, altitude, number of aircraft, and total incendiary bomb tonnage. (36) Report No. 39, merchant shipbuilding studies of Japanese ships from tonnage and total ships by month and ship class. (37) Report No. 40, monthly ship classification study of Japanese merchant ships, monthly and fiscal year totals. (38) Twentieth Air Force target listing. (39) Twentieth Air Force bombing data by city. (40) Twentieth Air Force bombing data by city, by target. (41) Twentieth Air Force bombing data by city, by date. (42) Twentieth Air Force day-by-day bombing data. (43) Data on attacks against targets by area and Seventh Air Force, including Far Eastern Air Force, during June and July 1945 by targets. ------[Not Microfilmed] ------2-o. Combat analysis: (1) Handbook issued by Statistical Control Division, office of management control.

Entry 59(USB-15) ------[USB-15 Roll No. 1]------3-a. Damage assessment photo intelligence reports of Far Eastern targets filed by area and contain all available information on the area: (1) Numerical index of Far Eastern targets. (2) Fukien (one folder).

- 445 - (3) Seishin (one folder). (4) Konan (2 folders). (5) Heijo (3 folders). (6) Genzan (one folder). (7) Keijo (one folder). (8) Hokkaido (one folder). (9) Muroran (3 folders). (10) Hakodate (one folder). (11) Aomori (one folder). (12) Akita (one folder). (13) Niigata (6 folders). (14) Fukushima (3 folders). (15) Toyama (one folder). ------[USB-15 Roll Nos. 1-2]------(16) Takasaki (10 folders). ------[USB-15 Roll No. 2]------(17) Mito (11 folders). (18) Takayama (2 folders). (19) Kofu (one folder). ------[USB-15 Roll Nos. 3-6]------(20) Tokyo (79 folders). ------[USB-15 Roll No. 6]------(21) Shizuoka (10 folders). ------[USB-15 Roll Nos. 6-9]------(22) Nagoya (39 folders). ------[USB-15 Roll Nos. 9-10]------(23) Hamamatsu (7 folders). ------[USB-15 Roll No. 10]------(24) Maizuru (one folder). (25) Kyoto (3 folders). (26) Kumano (4 folders). ------[USB-15 Roll Nos. 10-12]------(27) Osaka (49 folders). ------[USB-15 Roll Nos. 12-13]------(28) Okayama (8 folders). ------[USB-15 Roll No. 13]------

- 446 - (29) Kochi (2 folders). (30) Niihama (4 folders). ------[USB-15 Roll Nos. 13-14]------(31) Kure (13 folders). ------[USB-15 Roll No. 14]------(32) Bungo (1 folder). ------[USB-15 Roll Nos. 14-15]------(33) Tokuyama (11 folders). ------[USB-15 Roll No. 15]------(34) Kyushu (9 folders). (35) Shimonoseki (9 folders). ------[USB-15 Roll Nos. 15-16]------(36) Kurume (16 folders). ------[USB-15 Roll No. 16]------(37) Sasebo (15 folders). (38) Yatsushiro (2 folders). ------[USB-15 Roll Nos. 16-17]------(39) Tsushima (4 folders). ------[USB-15 Roll No. 17]------(40) Taiwan E. (1 folder). (41) Takao (2 folders). (42) Mukden (18 folders) . (43) Dairen (4-folders).

Entry 60 ------[Not microfilmed] ------3-b. Photo interpretation. (1) Photo interpreter's file (used in theater).

- 447 -