US naval technical mission to japan 1945-46
Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 1:13 am
http://www.fischer-tropsch.org/primary_ ... MJ_toc.htm
not sure if this is old news or well known information but there is a huge wealth of very detailed information on the Japanese navy, weapons etc done just after the war.
great reading and i suspect very interesting for any WITP buff.
many of the reports are still listed as restricted, but as they are on a public web site i imagine that they have well and truely been down graded.
AERONAUTICS TARGETS
A-11 Aircraft Arrangements and Handling Facilities on Japanese Naval Vessels 50
A-39 Japanese Naval Photography 65
SERIES D: DOCUMENTS AND INTELLIGENCE TARGETS
D-11(E-3) Japanese Navy League 23
D-11(E-8) Gakuto Kaiyo Kai Sea Students Association 11
SERIES E: ELECTRONICS TARGETS
JM-200-B E-01 Japanese Submarines 86
E-02 Japanese Airborne Radar 38
E-03 Japanese Land Based Radar 88
E-04 Japanese Centimeter Wave Techniques 14
E-05 Japanese Radio and Radar Direction Finders 22
E-06 Electronics Targets Japanese Anti-Radar Coverings 13
E-07 Japanese Radar Counter-measures and Visual Signal Display Equipment 22
E-08 Japanese Radio Equipment 14
E-09 Japanese Navigational Aids 17
E-10 Japanese Sonar and Asdic 70
E-11 Japanese Communication Systems 6
E-12 Japanese Experimental Radar 43
E-13 Japanese Electronic Tubes 39
E-14 Japanese Magnetic Airborne Detector 38
E-15 Power Supplies for Japanese Electronics 13
E-16 Japanese Antennae 37
E-17 Japanese Radio, Radar, and Sonar Equipment 14
E-18 Japanese Radio Apparatus Construction Methods 12
E-19 Japanese Electronic Equipment Construction Materials 16
E-20 Japanese R. F. Transmission Lines, Wave Guides, Wave Guide Fittings, and 16
Dielectric Materials
E-22 Japanese Radio Frequency Measuring Technique 25
E-23 Japanese Insulation Materials 11
E-26 Japanese Electronic Harbor Protection Equipment 35
E-28 Japanese Electronics-General 54
E-29 Japanese Electronics Training and Operating Techniques 28
E-30(N) Japanese Electronics, Miscellaneous 22
SERIES M: MEDICAL TARGETS
JM-200-C M-AA Organization, Administration, and Facilities of the IJN Medical Corps 95
M-AB References from the Committee for the Technical and Scientific Survey of 283
Japanese Activities in Medical Sciences
M-C Japanese Chemical Warfare 24
M-D Neuropsychiatry in the Japanese Armed Forces 26
M-E Rehabilitation in the Japanese Navy 22
M-I General Medical Statistics Japanese Army and Navy 15
M-01 Data Relative to Life in the Jungle and on Sea Islands and Data on 19
Composition of Insecticides
M-02 Dentistry in the Japanese Armed Forces 18
M-03 Podiatry in the Japanese Navy 12
M-04 Information Relative to Venereal Disease Control in Japan 18
M-05 Japanese Bacteriological Warefare 6
M-06 Aero, Surface, and Submarine Medicine and Research in the Japanese Navy 75
M-07 Opportunity for Infection of Navy Personnel with Tuberculosis in Japan 12
M-09 Preventive Medicine and Public Health Organization and Facilities in the 23
Japanese Navy
M-10 Bacteriology and Chemistry in the Japanese Navy 17
M-11 General Medicine and Special Diseases in the Japanese Navy 18
M-12 Pharmacology and Marlariology in Japan Civilian and Naval 121
SERIES O: ORDNANCE TARGETS
JM-200-D 0-01-1 Japanese Torpedoes and Tubes-Article 1, Ship and Kaiten Torpedoes 446
0-01-2 Japanese Torpedoes and Tubes-Article 2, Aircraft Torpedoes 61
0-01-3 Japanese Torpedoes and Tubes-Article 3, Above-Water Tubes 20
0-02 Japanese Guided Missiles 28
0-03 Countermeasures and Defensive Organization of Japanese Against U.S. Mines 85
0-04 Japanese Mines 42
0-05 Japanese Naval Mining Organization and Operational Techniques 35
0-06 Japanese Bomb Disposal Methods 18
0-07 Ship Signatures and Related Data 12
JM-200-E 0-08 Japanese Depth Charges 14
0-09 Japanese Naval Rockets 10
0-10-1 Japanese Propellants- Article 1, Use and Manufacture of Ortho Tolyl 17
Urethane for Stabilizing Rocket and Gun Propellants
0-10-2 Japanese Propellants- Article 2, Rocket and Gun Propellants-General 12
0-10-3 Japanese Propellants- Article 3, Research on Non-Volatile Solvent Powders 43
0-11 Japanese Illuminating and Colored Burst Projectiles 12
0-12 Japanese Pyrotechnics 28
0-14 Japanese Navy Ammunition Cases for 5CM and Larger Caliber Guns 17
0-15 Japanese Steel Manufacturing Methods 21
0-16 Japanese Heavy Armor 57
0-17 Japanese Naval Projectile Fuzes 82
0-18 Japanese Ordance Fuzes 25
0-19 Japanese Projectiles General Types 70
0-20 Japanese Ammunition Primers 17
0-21 Japanese Interior Ballistics 17
0-22 Japanese Tracers 19
0-23 Japanese Bombs 69
0-24 Description and Operation of Japanese Type 3 Photoelectric Fuse 21
0-25 Japanese Explosives 28
0-26 Japanese Navy Powder Bags 6
0-27 Japanese Indendiary Mixtures 13
0-29 Japanese Fire Control 39
0-30 Japanese Anti-Aircraft Fire Control 133
JM-200-F 0-31 Japanese Surface and General Fire Control 64
0-32 Japanese Torpedo Fire Control 41
0-35 Japanese Demolition Methods 30
0-36-1 Japanese Light Armor-Article 1 79
0-36-2 Japanese Light Armor-Article 2 12
0-38 Japanese Ordnance Research Testing, and Training 27
0-39-1 Japanese Ordnance Research-Article 1, Gun-fire Testing of Bombs at the 15
Kamegakubi Naval Proving Ground
0-39-2 Japanese Ordnance Research-Article 2, Experimental Research on Super 37
High Velocity Guns and Projectiles
0-39-3 Japanese Ordnance Research-Article 3-Torpedo Models 26
0-39-4 Japanese Ordnance Research-Article 4, Laboratory Procedures 13
0-41 Japanese Research in Airborne Acoustics and Earthwaves 16
0-42 Japanese Ordnance Equipment Internal Recorders, Wave and Tide Meters, 11
Torpedo Recovery Gear, Underwater Locators
0-44 Effectiveness of Japanese AA Fire 16
0-45(N) Japanese 18” Gun Mounts 62
0-47(N)-1 Japanese Naval Guns and Mounts-Article 1, Mounts Under 18” 77
0-47(N)-2 Japanese Naval Guns and Mounts-Article 2, AA Machine Guns and Mounts 97
0-48(N) Japanese Fuse-Setting Equipment 8
0-49(N) Japanese Muzzle Brakes and Flash Hiders 17
0-50(N) Japanese Shipboard Rocket Launchers 14
0-53(N) Hydraulic Pumps in Japanese Naval Ordnance 16
0-54(N) Japanese Naval Guns 49
0-55(N) Defense of Tsushima and Entrance to Sea of Japan 16
0-56(N) Japanese Field and Amphibious Equipment Kyushu Defense 79
Systems
SERIES S: SHIP AND RELATED TARGETS
JM-200-G S-01-1 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 1 – Submarines 36
S-01-2 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 2, Surface Warship 31
Machinery Design
S-01-3 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 3, Surface Warship Hull 63
Design
S-01-4 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 4, Surface Warship 84
S-01-5 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 5, Shipboard 392
Electrical Equipment
S-01-6 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 6, Submarines, 25
Supplement 1
S-01-7 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 7, Submarines, 229
Supplement II
JM-200-H S-01-8 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 8, Portable Gasoline 13
Driven Pump Unit
S-01-9 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 9, Underwater 318
Protection
S-01-10 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 10, Landing Craft 39
S-01-11 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 11, Main and 33
Auxililary Machinery
S-01-12 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 12, Boilers and 109
Machinery
S-01-13 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 13, Gas Turbines 32
S-02 Japanese Suicide Craft 48
S-03 Photographs of Important Japanese Naval Units Afloat 57
S-06-1 Reports of Damage to Japanese Warships-Article 1, NAGATO (BB), 79
KATSURAGI(CV), HARUNA(BB), AOBA(CA), ISE(BB), AMAGI(CV), RYUHO(CVl0, OYODO(CL), TONE(CA), HYUGA(BB), ASO (CV) SUZUTSUKI(DD)
S-06-2 Reports of Damage to Japanese Warships-Article 2, YAMATO(BB), 35
MUSASHI(BB), TAIHO(CV), SHINANO(CV)
S-06-3 Reports of Damage to Japanese Warships-Article 3, Japanese Records of 32 Major Warship Losses
S-11 Survey of Operable or Salvable Japanese Merchant Vessels 53
JM-200-I S-12 General Arrangement and Capacity Plans of Japanese Standard Type 12
Merchant Ships
S-17 Japanese Submarine Operations 196
S-19 Japanese Submarine Equipment 13
S-24 Japanese Anti-Submarine Warefare 57
S-28 Japanese Minesweeping Gear and Equipment 88
S-37 Japanese Degaussing 73
S-40 Japanese Ships, Miscellaneous Items 11
S-42 Japanese Navy Diesel Engines 52
S-43 Japanese Naval Vessels Own Ship’s Noise 17
S-59 Japanese Navy Paints 32
S-81(N) Welding in Japanese naval Construction 54
S-82(N) Provisions for Military Conversion of Japanese Merchant Ships 28
S-83(N) Japanese Model Basins 46
S-84(N) Japanese Damage Control 17
S-91(N) The Fukuryu Special Harbor Defense and Underwater Attack Unit Tokyo Bay 19
S-92(N) Lead-Acid StorageBatteries used by the Japanese Navy 21
S-93(N) Tenth Military Experimental Station Murotsu, Honshu, Japan 33
S-94(N) Japanese Evaluation of U.S. Anti-Submarine Harbor Defenses 11
S-95(N) Woods, Textiles, Rubber, and Plastics used in Japanese Naval Vessels 16
S-96(N) Japanese Deck Coverings 11
S-97(N) Japanese Anchors and Anchor Chain 12
S-98(N) Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Allied Offensive Mining Operations Against 42
Japanese Shipping in Chinese and Southwest Pacific Waters
SERIES X: MISCELLANEOUS TARGETS
JM-200-J X-01 Physical Chemistry Research in Japan 12
X-02-1 Japanese Infra-Red Devices-Article 1, Control for Guided Missiles 36
X-02-2 Japanese Infra-Red Devices-Article 2, Heat Locator Equipment 47
X-02-3 Japanese Infra-Red Devices-Article 3, Research, Development, 117
and Manufacture of Infra-Red Equipment
X-03 Japanese Ultra-Violet Communication Equipment 24
X-05 Japanese Optics 61
X-06 Japanese Geophysical Research 27
X-11 Japanese Chemical Warfare 29
X-12 Earthquake Resistant Construction in Japan 31
X-13-1 Japanese Metallurgy-Article 1, High Temperature Alloys for Gas Turbines, 17
Rocket Nozzles and Lines
X-13-2 Japanese Metallurgy-Article 2, Recovery of Alumonum from Clay and 15
Shale
X-13-3 Japanese Metallurgy-Article 3, Atomic Structure Relative to Dynamic 19
Properties
X-14 Quality of Japanese Electric Wires and Cables 27
X-16 Japanese Aerology 15
X-17 Japanese Meteorological Instruments 14
X-18-1 Japanese Hydrography-Article 1, Organization, Operation and Methods 101
X-18-2 Japanese Hydrography-Operation and Method Weather Data Including 11
High Altitude Radar Maps
X-18-3 Japanese Hydrography-Article 3, Wartime Activities of International Latitude 31
Observatory Mizusawa, Iwate Prefecture, Japan
X-20 Fungus, Moisture-Proofing and Anti-Fungus Data 5
X-21 Japanese Use of Balloons for Barrage, Bombing and Aerology 6
X-28-1 Atomic Bombs, Hiroshima and Nagasaki-Article 1, Medical Effects 77
X-28-2 Atomic Bombs, Hiroshima and Nagasaki-Article 2, Medical Effects, 21
Supplementary Studies
X-29 Bombing Effects of Normal Bombs in Japan 5
X-31 Bombproof Construction in Japan 55
JM-200-K X-32 Camouflage of Japanese Ships and Naval Installations 67
X-33 Design of Japanese Structures 84
X-34(N) Magnetic Development in Japan during World War II 65
X-35(N) Japanese Metallurgical Specifications, Iron and Steel, Special Steels, 22
Special Non-Ferrous Alloys
X-36(N) Japanese Welding Standards 15
X-37(N) Japanese methods of High Frequency Induction Heating and Melting 23
X-38(N)-1 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 1, Fuel and Lubricant Technology 96
X-38(N)-2 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 2, Naval Research on Aviation 452
Gasoline
JM-200-L X-38(N)-3 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 3, Naval Research on Alcohol Fuel 185
X-38(N)-4 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 4, Pine Root Oil Program 205
X-38(N)-5 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 5, Research on Rocket Fuels of the 115
Hydrogen Peroxide-Hydrazine Type
X-38(N)-6 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 6, Research on Diesel and Boiler 141
Fuels at the First Naval Depot, Ofuna
X-38(N)-7 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 7, Progress in the Synthesis of Liquid 340
Fuels from Coal
JM-200-M X-38(N)-8 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 8, Naval research on Lubricants 463
X-38(N)-9 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 9, Fundamental Hydrocarbon Research 103
X-38(N)-10 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 10, Miscellaneous Oil Technology 89
and Refining Installations
X-39(N) Miscellaneous Reports of Various Japanese Naval Research Activities 115
X-40(N) Oceanography in Japan
not sure if this is old news or well known information but there is a huge wealth of very detailed information on the Japanese navy, weapons etc done just after the war.
great reading and i suspect very interesting for any WITP buff.
many of the reports are still listed as restricted, but as they are on a public web site i imagine that they have well and truely been down graded.
AERONAUTICS TARGETS
A-11 Aircraft Arrangements and Handling Facilities on Japanese Naval Vessels 50
A-39 Japanese Naval Photography 65
SERIES D: DOCUMENTS AND INTELLIGENCE TARGETS
D-11(E-3) Japanese Navy League 23
D-11(E-8) Gakuto Kaiyo Kai Sea Students Association 11
SERIES E: ELECTRONICS TARGETS
JM-200-B E-01 Japanese Submarines 86
E-02 Japanese Airborne Radar 38
E-03 Japanese Land Based Radar 88
E-04 Japanese Centimeter Wave Techniques 14
E-05 Japanese Radio and Radar Direction Finders 22
E-06 Electronics Targets Japanese Anti-Radar Coverings 13
E-07 Japanese Radar Counter-measures and Visual Signal Display Equipment 22
E-08 Japanese Radio Equipment 14
E-09 Japanese Navigational Aids 17
E-10 Japanese Sonar and Asdic 70
E-11 Japanese Communication Systems 6
E-12 Japanese Experimental Radar 43
E-13 Japanese Electronic Tubes 39
E-14 Japanese Magnetic Airborne Detector 38
E-15 Power Supplies for Japanese Electronics 13
E-16 Japanese Antennae 37
E-17 Japanese Radio, Radar, and Sonar Equipment 14
E-18 Japanese Radio Apparatus Construction Methods 12
E-19 Japanese Electronic Equipment Construction Materials 16
E-20 Japanese R. F. Transmission Lines, Wave Guides, Wave Guide Fittings, and 16
Dielectric Materials
E-22 Japanese Radio Frequency Measuring Technique 25
E-23 Japanese Insulation Materials 11
E-26 Japanese Electronic Harbor Protection Equipment 35
E-28 Japanese Electronics-General 54
E-29 Japanese Electronics Training and Operating Techniques 28
E-30(N) Japanese Electronics, Miscellaneous 22
SERIES M: MEDICAL TARGETS
JM-200-C M-AA Organization, Administration, and Facilities of the IJN Medical Corps 95
M-AB References from the Committee for the Technical and Scientific Survey of 283
Japanese Activities in Medical Sciences
M-C Japanese Chemical Warfare 24
M-D Neuropsychiatry in the Japanese Armed Forces 26
M-E Rehabilitation in the Japanese Navy 22
M-I General Medical Statistics Japanese Army and Navy 15
M-01 Data Relative to Life in the Jungle and on Sea Islands and Data on 19
Composition of Insecticides
M-02 Dentistry in the Japanese Armed Forces 18
M-03 Podiatry in the Japanese Navy 12
M-04 Information Relative to Venereal Disease Control in Japan 18
M-05 Japanese Bacteriological Warefare 6
M-06 Aero, Surface, and Submarine Medicine and Research in the Japanese Navy 75
M-07 Opportunity for Infection of Navy Personnel with Tuberculosis in Japan 12
M-09 Preventive Medicine and Public Health Organization and Facilities in the 23
Japanese Navy
M-10 Bacteriology and Chemistry in the Japanese Navy 17
M-11 General Medicine and Special Diseases in the Japanese Navy 18
M-12 Pharmacology and Marlariology in Japan Civilian and Naval 121
SERIES O: ORDNANCE TARGETS
JM-200-D 0-01-1 Japanese Torpedoes and Tubes-Article 1, Ship and Kaiten Torpedoes 446
0-01-2 Japanese Torpedoes and Tubes-Article 2, Aircraft Torpedoes 61
0-01-3 Japanese Torpedoes and Tubes-Article 3, Above-Water Tubes 20
0-02 Japanese Guided Missiles 28
0-03 Countermeasures and Defensive Organization of Japanese Against U.S. Mines 85
0-04 Japanese Mines 42
0-05 Japanese Naval Mining Organization and Operational Techniques 35
0-06 Japanese Bomb Disposal Methods 18
0-07 Ship Signatures and Related Data 12
JM-200-E 0-08 Japanese Depth Charges 14
0-09 Japanese Naval Rockets 10
0-10-1 Japanese Propellants- Article 1, Use and Manufacture of Ortho Tolyl 17
Urethane for Stabilizing Rocket and Gun Propellants
0-10-2 Japanese Propellants- Article 2, Rocket and Gun Propellants-General 12
0-10-3 Japanese Propellants- Article 3, Research on Non-Volatile Solvent Powders 43
0-11 Japanese Illuminating and Colored Burst Projectiles 12
0-12 Japanese Pyrotechnics 28
0-14 Japanese Navy Ammunition Cases for 5CM and Larger Caliber Guns 17
0-15 Japanese Steel Manufacturing Methods 21
0-16 Japanese Heavy Armor 57
0-17 Japanese Naval Projectile Fuzes 82
0-18 Japanese Ordance Fuzes 25
0-19 Japanese Projectiles General Types 70
0-20 Japanese Ammunition Primers 17
0-21 Japanese Interior Ballistics 17
0-22 Japanese Tracers 19
0-23 Japanese Bombs 69
0-24 Description and Operation of Japanese Type 3 Photoelectric Fuse 21
0-25 Japanese Explosives 28
0-26 Japanese Navy Powder Bags 6
0-27 Japanese Indendiary Mixtures 13
0-29 Japanese Fire Control 39
0-30 Japanese Anti-Aircraft Fire Control 133
JM-200-F 0-31 Japanese Surface and General Fire Control 64
0-32 Japanese Torpedo Fire Control 41
0-35 Japanese Demolition Methods 30
0-36-1 Japanese Light Armor-Article 1 79
0-36-2 Japanese Light Armor-Article 2 12
0-38 Japanese Ordnance Research Testing, and Training 27
0-39-1 Japanese Ordnance Research-Article 1, Gun-fire Testing of Bombs at the 15
Kamegakubi Naval Proving Ground
0-39-2 Japanese Ordnance Research-Article 2, Experimental Research on Super 37
High Velocity Guns and Projectiles
0-39-3 Japanese Ordnance Research-Article 3-Torpedo Models 26
0-39-4 Japanese Ordnance Research-Article 4, Laboratory Procedures 13
0-41 Japanese Research in Airborne Acoustics and Earthwaves 16
0-42 Japanese Ordnance Equipment Internal Recorders, Wave and Tide Meters, 11
Torpedo Recovery Gear, Underwater Locators
0-44 Effectiveness of Japanese AA Fire 16
0-45(N) Japanese 18” Gun Mounts 62
0-47(N)-1 Japanese Naval Guns and Mounts-Article 1, Mounts Under 18” 77
0-47(N)-2 Japanese Naval Guns and Mounts-Article 2, AA Machine Guns and Mounts 97
0-48(N) Japanese Fuse-Setting Equipment 8
0-49(N) Japanese Muzzle Brakes and Flash Hiders 17
0-50(N) Japanese Shipboard Rocket Launchers 14
0-53(N) Hydraulic Pumps in Japanese Naval Ordnance 16
0-54(N) Japanese Naval Guns 49
0-55(N) Defense of Tsushima and Entrance to Sea of Japan 16
0-56(N) Japanese Field and Amphibious Equipment Kyushu Defense 79
Systems
SERIES S: SHIP AND RELATED TARGETS
JM-200-G S-01-1 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 1 – Submarines 36
S-01-2 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 2, Surface Warship 31
Machinery Design
S-01-3 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 3, Surface Warship Hull 63
Design
S-01-4 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 4, Surface Warship 84
S-01-5 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 5, Shipboard 392
Electrical Equipment
S-01-6 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 6, Submarines, 25
Supplement 1
S-01-7 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 7, Submarines, 229
Supplement II
JM-200-H S-01-8 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 8, Portable Gasoline 13
Driven Pump Unit
S-01-9 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 9, Underwater 318
Protection
S-01-10 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 10, Landing Craft 39
S-01-11 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 11, Main and 33
Auxililary Machinery
S-01-12 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 12, Boilers and 109
Machinery
S-01-13 Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels-Article 13, Gas Turbines 32
S-02 Japanese Suicide Craft 48
S-03 Photographs of Important Japanese Naval Units Afloat 57
S-06-1 Reports of Damage to Japanese Warships-Article 1, NAGATO (BB), 79
KATSURAGI(CV), HARUNA(BB), AOBA(CA), ISE(BB), AMAGI(CV), RYUHO(CVl0, OYODO(CL), TONE(CA), HYUGA(BB), ASO (CV) SUZUTSUKI(DD)
S-06-2 Reports of Damage to Japanese Warships-Article 2, YAMATO(BB), 35
MUSASHI(BB), TAIHO(CV), SHINANO(CV)
S-06-3 Reports of Damage to Japanese Warships-Article 3, Japanese Records of 32 Major Warship Losses
S-11 Survey of Operable or Salvable Japanese Merchant Vessels 53
JM-200-I S-12 General Arrangement and Capacity Plans of Japanese Standard Type 12
Merchant Ships
S-17 Japanese Submarine Operations 196
S-19 Japanese Submarine Equipment 13
S-24 Japanese Anti-Submarine Warefare 57
S-28 Japanese Minesweeping Gear and Equipment 88
S-37 Japanese Degaussing 73
S-40 Japanese Ships, Miscellaneous Items 11
S-42 Japanese Navy Diesel Engines 52
S-43 Japanese Naval Vessels Own Ship’s Noise 17
S-59 Japanese Navy Paints 32
S-81(N) Welding in Japanese naval Construction 54
S-82(N) Provisions for Military Conversion of Japanese Merchant Ships 28
S-83(N) Japanese Model Basins 46
S-84(N) Japanese Damage Control 17
S-91(N) The Fukuryu Special Harbor Defense and Underwater Attack Unit Tokyo Bay 19
S-92(N) Lead-Acid StorageBatteries used by the Japanese Navy 21
S-93(N) Tenth Military Experimental Station Murotsu, Honshu, Japan 33
S-94(N) Japanese Evaluation of U.S. Anti-Submarine Harbor Defenses 11
S-95(N) Woods, Textiles, Rubber, and Plastics used in Japanese Naval Vessels 16
S-96(N) Japanese Deck Coverings 11
S-97(N) Japanese Anchors and Anchor Chain 12
S-98(N) Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Allied Offensive Mining Operations Against 42
Japanese Shipping in Chinese and Southwest Pacific Waters
SERIES X: MISCELLANEOUS TARGETS
JM-200-J X-01 Physical Chemistry Research in Japan 12
X-02-1 Japanese Infra-Red Devices-Article 1, Control for Guided Missiles 36
X-02-2 Japanese Infra-Red Devices-Article 2, Heat Locator Equipment 47
X-02-3 Japanese Infra-Red Devices-Article 3, Research, Development, 117
and Manufacture of Infra-Red Equipment
X-03 Japanese Ultra-Violet Communication Equipment 24
X-05 Japanese Optics 61
X-06 Japanese Geophysical Research 27
X-11 Japanese Chemical Warfare 29
X-12 Earthquake Resistant Construction in Japan 31
X-13-1 Japanese Metallurgy-Article 1, High Temperature Alloys for Gas Turbines, 17
Rocket Nozzles and Lines
X-13-2 Japanese Metallurgy-Article 2, Recovery of Alumonum from Clay and 15
Shale
X-13-3 Japanese Metallurgy-Article 3, Atomic Structure Relative to Dynamic 19
Properties
X-14 Quality of Japanese Electric Wires and Cables 27
X-16 Japanese Aerology 15
X-17 Japanese Meteorological Instruments 14
X-18-1 Japanese Hydrography-Article 1, Organization, Operation and Methods 101
X-18-2 Japanese Hydrography-Operation and Method Weather Data Including 11
High Altitude Radar Maps
X-18-3 Japanese Hydrography-Article 3, Wartime Activities of International Latitude 31
Observatory Mizusawa, Iwate Prefecture, Japan
X-20 Fungus, Moisture-Proofing and Anti-Fungus Data 5
X-21 Japanese Use of Balloons for Barrage, Bombing and Aerology 6
X-28-1 Atomic Bombs, Hiroshima and Nagasaki-Article 1, Medical Effects 77
X-28-2 Atomic Bombs, Hiroshima and Nagasaki-Article 2, Medical Effects, 21
Supplementary Studies
X-29 Bombing Effects of Normal Bombs in Japan 5
X-31 Bombproof Construction in Japan 55
JM-200-K X-32 Camouflage of Japanese Ships and Naval Installations 67
X-33 Design of Japanese Structures 84
X-34(N) Magnetic Development in Japan during World War II 65
X-35(N) Japanese Metallurgical Specifications, Iron and Steel, Special Steels, 22
Special Non-Ferrous Alloys
X-36(N) Japanese Welding Standards 15
X-37(N) Japanese methods of High Frequency Induction Heating and Melting 23
X-38(N)-1 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 1, Fuel and Lubricant Technology 96
X-38(N)-2 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 2, Naval Research on Aviation 452
Gasoline
JM-200-L X-38(N)-3 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 3, Naval Research on Alcohol Fuel 185
X-38(N)-4 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 4, Pine Root Oil Program 205
X-38(N)-5 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 5, Research on Rocket Fuels of the 115
Hydrogen Peroxide-Hydrazine Type
X-38(N)-6 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 6, Research on Diesel and Boiler 141
Fuels at the First Naval Depot, Ofuna
X-38(N)-7 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 7, Progress in the Synthesis of Liquid 340
Fuels from Coal
JM-200-M X-38(N)-8 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 8, Naval research on Lubricants 463
X-38(N)-9 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 9, Fundamental Hydrocarbon Research 103
X-38(N)-10 Japanese Fuels and Lubricants-Article 10, Miscellaneous Oil Technology 89
and Refining Installations
X-39(N) Miscellaneous Reports of Various Japanese Naval Research Activities 115
X-40(N) Oceanography in Japan