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Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff: Japanese Bacteriological and Parachute Troops
Memorandum from the Philippine Department to bring attention to the Chief of Staff on the immunization of troops against tetanus in the Philippine Islands.
Paraphrase of CM 1877
Statement from the US Army Forces Pacific Ocean Areas to the War Department on October 3rd, 1944; regarding the transfer of a thousand plague infected rats from Shanghai to Nanking.
BW Training
Document on Biological Warfare training addressed to Commanding General of Army of Ground Forces, Commanders-in-Chief of the Far East Command European Command, Commanding Generals of the U.S. Army Forces in the Mediterranean Theater of Operations,…
Memorandums by Gaylord W. Anderson on individual actors in the international field of BW
Memorandum for Colonel Karl Lundeberg from the War Department Army Service Forces, Office of the Surgeon General, dated February 14th, 1944.
Japanese BW in January and February 1945
Letter from the Army Service Forces, Office Chief of Chemical Warfare Service in Washington DC, addressed to Mr. George W. Merck dated February 7th, 1945.
Report of Conference Regarding Japanese Balloons
Report of the conference with G-2, Western Defense Command, regarding Japanese balloons, addressed to the Surgeon General dated February 2nd, 1945.
Miltary Attache Report on Japanese BW Intelligence
Report from Military intelligence Division W.D.C.S, Joseph K. Dickey Colonel GSC, on supply and purification unit of the Japanese Army, dated December 6th, 1944.
Translation in Full: Activities at Secret Laboratories of Former Army Medical School
Letter to CIS from IMAJI, dated December 21st, 1945; on the activities at the Secret Laboratories of the former Army Medical School.
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.
Interrogation of Dr. Kiyoshi Ota
Interrogation of Kiyoshi Ota by Major Owen V. Keller, dated December 2nd, 1946; on the intelligence development of bacterial warfare during the war.