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Report of Investigation Division, No. 330 3/6/47
Report of Investigation Division by Joseph F. Sartiano (SCAP, Legal Section), dated March 6th, 1947; on Takeshi Kino's admission that General Wakamatsu was responsible for the death of 13 men as a result of secret experimentation.
Report of Investigation Division, No. 330 4/18/47
Report of Investigation Division by Neal R. Smith (SCAP, Legal Section), dated April 18th, 1947; on the future interrogations to be conducted at Tokyo Office.
Report of Investigation Division, No. 330 4/4/47
Report of Investigation Division by Neal R. Smith (SCAP, Legal Section), dated April 4th, 1947; on experiments conducted on POW at Kwantung Army Stables and the Water Supply and Purification Unit being part of a wider plan of bacteriological warfare.
Report of Investigation Division, No. 330 9/4/46
Report of Investigation Division by Harold A. Small (civilian investigator), dated September 4th, 1946 on the military and biographical history of subjects complied with by Japanese Government.
Report of Investigation Division, No. 91 11/20/46
Report of Investigation Division by L.H.Barnard (SCAP), dated November 20th, 1946; on allegations of human experimentation being done in Ishii's secret laboratories.
Report of Offensive use of Bacteria, Fungi, and Spirochetes
Documents on human disease and the offensive use of bacteria, fungi, and spirochetes, by W. H. Taliaferro and R. E. Dyer dated January 21st, 1942.
Report on Dengue Fever, Equine Encephalomyelitis, and Influenza
WBC committee reports on Dengue fever, equine encephalomyelitis, and influenza
Report on Japanese B Encephalitis, Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis, and Poliomyelitis
WBC committee reports on Japanese B encephalitis, Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis, and Poliomyelitis
Report on Plague in Changteh
Report of the investigation on the outbreak of a plague epidemic in Changteh, Hunan in 1941.
Report on Russian Encephalitis, St. Louis Encephalitis, and Yellow Fever
WBC committee reports on Russian encephalitis, St. Louis encephalitis, and yellow fever