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PMR 141: Records of Wakamatsu Yujiro, T. Kagoshima
PMR to SCAP Japanese Liaison from the Central Liaison Office (T. Kagoshima), dated July 22nd, 1946; on the biographical history of Yujiro Wakamatsu
PMR 147: Records of Yamashita Shiro
Succession of PMRs to SCAP Japanese Liaison from the Central Liaison Office (T. Kagoshima) dated July and August 1946, on the biographical records of Shiro Yamashita.
PMR 481 Records of Nishimura Takeshi
PMR to the General HQ of the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers from the Central Liaison Office (T. Nobori), dated November 29th, 1946; on the military and biographical history of Nishimura Takeshi.
Report by Neal Smith; Harbin Experimental Laboratory
Report on Harbin Experimental Laboratory by Neal R. Smith from December 5, 1947.
Report of Investigation Division
Report of Investigation Division, SCAP, dated August 8th, 1946; on whether human testing was done by Japanese veteranians working for the Japanese army in WW2.
Report of Investigation Division, No. 330 1/27/47
Report of Investigation Division by Neal R. Smith (SCAP, Legal Section), dated January 27th, 1947; on the military and biographical history of Tokio Machida and Seiichi Nakajima.
Report of Investigation Division, No. 330 1/28/47
Report of Investigation Division by Neal R. Smith (SCAP, Legal Section), dated January 28th, 1947; on allegations provided by Ryoichi Naito that Shiro Ishii used POW for his research in bacteriological warfare.
Report of Investigation Division, No. 330 10/14/46
Report of Investigation Division by L.H.Barnard (SCAP), dated October 14th, 1946; on the military and biographical histories of Honji Yamaguchi and Shiro Yamashita.
Report of Investigation Division, No. 330 11/12/46
Report of Investigation Division by H. Kanemitsu (SCAP), dated November 12th, 1946; on Hosaka's location and the activities he led in the Osaka Office during WW2.
Report of Investigation Division, No. 330 11/27/46
Report of Investigation division by Taro Shimomura (SCAP), dated November 27th, 1946; on an interview with Motoji Yamaguchi stating he never engaged in human experimentation.