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NSA Documents Released to NARA in April 2011 NSA Documents Released to NARA in April 2011 ACCESSION DATE ACCESSION TITLE NUMBER RECOLLECTIONS CONCERNING THE BIRTH OF ONE-TIME TAPE AND PRINTING-TELEGRAPH MACHINE CRYPTOGRAPHY 23 1-Jul-1956 268 1-Jul-1944 JAPANESE MERCHANT SHIPS, FIRST EDITION 593 9-May-1946 QUESTIONNAIRE FOR INSPECTION LIAISON VISITS TO FIELD UNITS OF ARMY SECURITY AGENCY 793 11-Apr-1951 OPERATIONS (AFSAG 1228) MANUEVERS & TRAINING EXERCISES & OPERATIONS 807 12-Dec-1950 COMPROMISES OF CRYPTOSYSTEMS 1950 821 24-Apr-1952 JOINT AUTHENTICATION 1952 963 10-Oct-1944 JAPANESE ORDER OF BATTLE, FOURTH EDITION 978 4-Dec-1952 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (R&D) BOARD, 1952 1022 15-Jul-1946 CHINESE PERSONS, SP-W 1027 10-Jun-1948 RUSSIAN ELECTORAL DISTRICTS 1029 1-Aug-1946 CHINESE RAILROADS, SP-X 1086 12-Dec-1956 DISASTER AND EMERGENCY PLANNING 1952-56 1155 13-Apr-1944 JAPANESE ORDER OF BATTLE, FIRST EDITION 1156 15-May-1944 JAPANESE ORDER OF BATTLE, SECOND EDITION 1158 11-Aug-1945 ORDER OF BATTLE BULLETINS, JAPANESE GROUND FORCES 1215 30-Nov-1945 MACARTHUR SEARCH FOR WINDS MESSAGES 1250 31-Mar-1945 JAPANESE ORDER OF BATTLE 1250 31-Mar-1945 JAPANESE ORDER OF BATTLE 1530 2-Mar-1949 COMBINED COMMUNICATIONS BOARD COUNTERMEASURES PANEL 1607 17-May-1948 SLIDE TUBE 1608 25-May-1954 CIPHER MACHINE 1617 31-Dec-1949 CRYPTOGRAPHIC SYSTEMS SUBMITTED FOR CONSIDERATION FOR MILITARY USE 1632 17-Jun-1946 AMBER-19 CATEGORY AND 3 CATEGORY WEIGHTING SCHEMES FOR TEST PROBLEM 1807 4-May-1953 AFSA CIVILIAN PERSONNEL POLICY MEMORANDA 1811 21-Dec-1951 AFSA-03 TELEPHONE LISTINGS 1812 14-Feb-1949 AFSA PERSONNEL SURVEY 1815 13-Mar-1953 AFSA OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT REORGANIZATION 1884 5-Nov-1962 WELCOME TO THE PHILIPPINES 1926 29-Jul-1952 AFSA SECURITY SYSTEM CORRESPONDENCE 1927 6-Mar-1952 QUERIES ON SECURITY MATTERS 2055 21-Jan-1952 MOVEMENT OF AFSA PERSONNEL CURRENTLY LOCATED AT AHS 2074 5-Nov-1952 AFSA SUBMISSION TO DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY NSA Documents Released to NARA in April 2011 2163 1-May-1945 RECENT POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN THAILAND (SIAM) 2480 9-May-1945 JAPANESE - BURMESE RELATIONS (AUGUST 1943 TO MAY 1945) 2482 21-May-1945 JAPANESE REACTION TO GERMAN DEFEAT 2485 23-May-1945 JAPANESE-PORTUGUESE RELATIONS AND THE MACAO PROBLEM, FEBRUARY - MAY 1945 2487 1-Jun-1945 SINO-SOVIET RELATIONS 2488 1-Jun-1945 SINO-SOVIET RELATIONS 2491 18-Jun-1945 RUSSO - JAPANESE RELATIONS (APRIL - MAY 1945) 2493 2-Jul-1945 RUSSO - JAPANESE RELATIONS (JUNE - JULY 1945) 2497 7-Jul-1945 SITUATION IN THAILAND, APRIL - JUNE 1945 2499 10-May-1945 CHUNGKING-YENAN CONTROVERSY 2520 15-Aug-1951 COMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1934 WITH PROPOSED AMENDMENT BY FCC 2563 19-Aug-1945 CHINA'S POSITION TODAY 2565 7-Aug-1945 RUSSO - JAPANESE RELATIONS, 28 JULY - 6 AUGUST 1945 2763 18-Mar-1925 COMPARE SECRET TELEPRINTER 2764 1-Aug-1949 T/O OF A RIFLE REGIMENT OF A RIFLE DIVISION (IN WAR TIME) 2765 1-Sep-1949 TO&E FOR AN ARTILLERY REGIMENT OF A RIFLE DIVISION 2768 1-Mar-1950 INSTRUCTION FOR ORGANIZATION OF COMMUNICATIONS IN AIR FORMATIONS & AIR UNIT 2770 31-Jul-1950 AIRBORNE TROOPS OF THE RED ARMY MID-JANUARY TO THE END OF FEBRUARY 1942 2771 1-Jul-1950 COMBATING PARTISAN, FIRST EDITION SEPTEMBER 1942 2772 1-Aug-1950 GERMAN-OPERATED PLANTS IN SOUTHERN RUSSIA 2773 31-Aug-1950 RADIO TELEGRAPHY AND CRYPTOGRAPHY 2774 1-Nov-1950 MEMORANDUM FOR FIELD AGENTS OF C. I. C. SECTION SMERSH OF THE 46TH ARMY 2850 1-Dec-1950 ORGANIZATION OF THE COMMUNICATION SERVICE OF THE GERMAN NAVY, 4/SKL 2852 1-Feb-1951 FINAL REPORT ON THE "ROTE KAPELLE" CASE 2860 26-Sep-1945 LISTS OF TICOM DOCUMENTS AND LISTS OF PERMANENTLY DESTROYED MATERIALS 2884 31-Dec-1950 MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS PERTAINING TO THE ENIGMA 2909 9-Oct-1945 DIRECTIONS FOR CONNECTION OF TFB2 EQUIPMENT OPERATING ON RV LINK 2912 4-Jun-1945 ORDER OF BATTLE OF OKW/CHI 2931 15-Jul-1944 SOVIET UNION: AIRCRAFT REPORTING SERVICE OF THE FIELD FORCES 2951 19-Jul-1950 USCIB PAPER ON MOBILIZATION OF COMINT IN VIEW OF WORLD SITUATION, 1950 2990 8-Mar-1948 RUSSIAN AIR FORCE CALLSIGN AND FREQUENCY ASSIGNMENT 2991 13-Apr-1948 GERMAN CRYPTANALYTIC DEVICE FOR SOLUTION OF M-209 TRAFFIC 2992 16-Jun-1948 SUPPLEMENT TO MAP GRIDS OF THE SOVIET UNION 2993 12-Jul-1948 REPORT ON SOLUTION OF MESSAGES IN DEPTH OF THE AMERICAN CIPHER DEVICE M-209 NSA Documents Released to NARA in April 2011 2994 25-Jun-1948 SOVIET AIR FORCE GROUND ORGANIZATION (RABS AND BAOS) 2995 12-Jul-1948 RUSSIAN TACTICAL AIR SUPPORT ORGANIZATION, 1945 3000 1-Sep-1949 RADIO SITUATION REPORTS, ARMY GROUP SOUTH 3016 28-Apr-1951 REQUIREMENTS FOR THEATER CRYPTO-SYSTEMS 3037 30-Jan-1953 SCHEDULE OF LECTURES TO BE GIVEN AT INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE OF ARMED FORCES 3038 2-Sep-1951 REPORT ON RESULTS OF STUDY ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF STAFF LEGAL DIVISION 3039 30-Aug-1954 BILLS OF INTEREST TO NSA INTRODUCED DURING 83RD CONGRESS. 3055 17-Jan-1951 TELEPHONE EXTENSION ON MICROWAVE SYSTEM BETWEEN AHS AND NSS 3075 21-Dec-1950 MEMORANDUM ON CSP 3600 3193 27-Oct-1950 INTERCEPT STATION (A) USM-1, 8601 AAU, VINT HILL 3204 29-Nov-1951 JOINT INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE (JIC) 3255 22-Jun-1950 SKATE II - HEATER SUPPLY MONITOR SCHEMATIC 3279 27-Oct-1952 REPORT ON SITE SURVEY, THULE, GREENLAND 3313 4-May-1951 TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION STUDY 3329 29-Sep-1945 WEEKLY REPORT OF UNITED STATES NAVY TICOM ACTIVITIES 3331 31-Jan-1946 TICOM ACTIVITIES REPORT 3332 4-Mar-1946 TICOM ACTIVITIES REPORT 4 MARCH 1946 3333 23-Oct-1945 ORIGINAL JAPANESE MESSAGE COPIES OBTAINED THROUGH TICOM ACTIVITY 3342 2-Aug-1946 TRANSLATED SOVIET AND AMERICAN TRANSMISSIONS INTERCEPTED BY THE JAPANESE 3345 2-Feb-1946 COMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES OF GENERAL CENTRAL MET. OBSERVATORY 3418 10-Nov-1945 GENERAL CENTRAL METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY OF JAPAN 3576 26-May-1951 AFSA REGULATION 0-2: NOMENCLATURE FOR CRYPTOLOGIC EQUIPMENT AND CRYPTOMATERIAL 3855 27-Feb-1947 CRYPTO PLAN (SIGIRA) 3911 31-Dec-1950 INDOCTRINATION PROCEDURES FOR AFSA PERSONNEL 4250 6-Nov-1964 SPACE SIGINT SPECIAL PROGRAMS MANAGEMENT DIVISIONS PROPOSED, 1964 FINAL REPORT OF THE RADIO INTELLIGENCE SECTION, GENERAL STAFF, GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, AMERICAN 4264 25-Jun-1934 EXPEDITIONARY FORCES 4325 16-Dec-1962 STONEHOUSE I PERT DEPENDENCY NETWORK ANALYSIS, 1962 4551 1-Mar-1946 SOVIET RUSSIAN TACTICS 4558 4-May-1900 GERMANS FORCED TO BUILD ESPIONAGE WEAPONS FOR SOVIETS 4559 22-Apr-1954 GERMAN ARTICLE ON LENIN'S SECRET WRITING (WITH MILK) WHILE IN PRISON 4566 1-Jul-1951 A SOVIET MILITARY RADIO TRAFFIC AND ITS WEAKNESSES 4597 1-May-1952 APPLICATION OF CYCLIC PERMUTATIONS AND ITS THEORY 4637 1-Aug-1944 JAPANESE MERCHANT SHIPS, FIRST SUPPLEMENT TO THE 1ST EDITION 4664 5-Nov-1946 NEW IDEAS ON BLUE JAY NSA Documents Released to NARA in April 2011 4688 1-Oct-1950 GERMAN DOCUMENTS RELATING TO SOVIET AIR FORCE 4691 1-Mar-1951 AFSA TESTIMONY OF CAPTURED NKVD OFFICIAL ZHIGUNOV 4702 1-Apr-1965 CONVERTER-MONITOR CV-1809,XR-2-96A/G, ENGINEERING STUDY, 1965 4722 1-Mar-1953 DEVELOPMENT OF THE TELEPRINTER AND THOUGHTS ON AN AIR WARNING SERVICE 4830 17-Feb-1953 NSA MANUAL QUALIFICATIONS FOR APPOINTMENT SCHEDULE B POSITIONS 4854 14-Dec-1944 LOCATION OF JAPANESE MILITARY INSTALLATIONS 4890 15-Aug-1949 COMMUNICATION SECURITY MONITOR GROUP REPORT 4958 31-Dec-1949 REPORT ON THE MEANS OF INTELLIGENCE ON THE RUSSIAN FRONT 5090 31-Dec-1945 STUDY IN HEGEMONY 5204 1-Oct-1950 CONVOY TRAFFIC OF THE ALLIES IN WORLD WAR II AND THE GERMAN NAVAL INTERCEPT SERVICE 5263 1-Mar-1945 JAPANESE ARMY SHIPPING ORGANIZATION 5404 31-Aug-1953 TRINKUNAS GROUPS OF RUSSIAN AGENTS 5410 1-Jan-1953 SAFEGUARDING THE RADIO TRAFFIC OF SIGNAL UNITS (THIRD REICH, 1943) 5414 30-Nov-1935 GERMAN REPORT ON RUSSIAN NAVY 5422 27-Jan-1949 RUSSIAN COMMUNICATIONS INTELLIGENCE BEFORE AND DURING WORLD WAR II 5423 12-Sep-1945 DETAILED FEUERSTEIN TECHNICAL PROJECT REPORT 5424 8-Feb-1949 RUSSIAN COMMUNICATIONS SECURITY ORGANIZATION DURING WORLD WAR II 5472 13-Dec-1945 CAPTURED ITALIAN DOCUMENTS 5508 9-Aug-1946 LISTS OF CAPTURED ENEMY EQUIPMENT AND DOCUMENTS 5519 25-Jun-1946 TICOM MATERIAL JOURNAL 5615 17-Sep-1945 TRANSLATION OF TWO REPORTS BY OKM-4-SKL III ON ALLIED NAVAL SYSTEMS TRANSLATION OF CRYPTANALYTIC DOCUMENTS FROM ARCHIVES OF OKM-4/SKL III DEALING WITH BRITISH CYPHERS 5621 18-Sep-1945 5622 31-Aug-1945 TRANSLATION OF CRYPTANALYTIC REPORTS ON BRITISH NAVAL SYSTEMS 5624 30-Sep-1945 TRANSLATION OF A CRYPTANALYTIC REPORT ON ALLIED NAVAL CIPHERS 5626 21-Oct-1945 W/T REPORT OF GERMAN NAVAL TANKER "ALTMARK", MARCH 1940 5628 20-Oct-1945 REPORTS BY OKM 4/SKL III ON USE OF TYPEX BY THE ROYAL NAVY 5631 30-Oct-1945 TRANSLATIONS OF MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS FROM PERS. Z. S. ARCHIVES 5632 29-Oct-1945 REPORT BY PERS. Z. S. ON TELEPRINTER CYPHER ATTACHMENT "42" 5633 30-Oct-1945 TRANSLATIONS OF THREE REPORTS CONCERNING COMMUNICATIONS FROM PERS. Z. S. ARCHIVES 5635 2-Nov-1945 TRANSLATION OF ORDER CONCERNING CRYPTANALYTIC AND CYPHER PRODUCTION WORK 5636 13-Nov-1945 LIST OF TICOM D-REPORTS 1 - 55 5637 18-Nov-1945 NOTES AND MINUTES OF HIGH-LEVEL MEETINGS HELD AT OKW/CHI 5639 6-Dec-1945 NOTES ON CIPHER SECURITY AND MINUTES OF MEETINGS HELD AT OKW/CHI 5648 12-Mar-1946 EXTRACTS FROM CAPTURED TRAINING FOLDER OF CLOSE RANGE SIGNALS RECONNAISSANCE COMPANY 963 NSA Documents Released to NARA in April 2011 5650 8-Mar-1946 REPORTS ON EXPERIMENTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE ENIGMA MACHINE 5651 13-Jun-1946 PROVISIONAL DESCRIPTION AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF APPARATUS 1313 5653 1-Oct-1946 CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF TELEPRINTER CONNECTOR G 5655 30-Sep-1946 PROPOSED COLLABORATION BETWEEN GERMAN FOREIGN OFFICE AND ARMY 5656 3-Oct-1946 ORGANISATION OF G.
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