Records of Naval Districts and Shore Establishments In the Regional Archives Part of Record Group 181

 

Special List 58
National Archives and Records Administration

Records of
Naval Districts and
Shore Establishments
in the
Regional Archives
Part of Record Group 181

 

National Archives and Records Administration
Ft. Worth, TX 1991
Special List 58

Contents

Introduction	i
New England Region	1
Northeast Region	13
Mid-Atlantic Region	14
Southeast Region	15
Great Lakes Region	20
Central Plains Region	21
Southwest Region	21
Pacific Southwest Region	24
Pacific Sierra Region	27
Pacific Northwest Region	46
Alaska Region	51
Appendix I--The Regional Archives System	55
Appendix II--Select List of Classifications from the Navy Filing Manual	56
Index	59

Introduction

When most people think about the Navy in World War II, they call to mind images from Victory at Sea of titanic duels between aircraft carriers and battleships accompanied by the unforgettable music of Richard Rodgers. Very few give a thought to the hundreds of installations within the United States that built and repaired the ships, trained the crews, taught naval aviators hot to fly, and supplied the fleets that won the war. Even Samuel Eliot Morison's massive 15-volume History of United States Naval Operations in World War II devotes relatively few pages to this massive support effort. [Building the Navy's Bases in World War II: History of the Bureau of Yards and Docks and the Civil Engineer Corps 1940-1946 fills in many of these blanks. --HyperWar]

During the war, the weight of paper records generated by the Navy was probably more than enough to sink all of the ships in the fleet. Fortunately, most of those records were kept at bases on land which couldn't sink but were usually hard-pressed to build enough temporary warehouses to store them. After the war, Navy personnel screened the records, disposed of tons of material, and sent much of the rest to various Navy Records Centers. In the early 1970's, more than 22,000 cubic feet of records (over 66 million pages) were transferred to the National Archives and are now in the twelve depositories that make up the Regional Archives System (see Appendix I). They are part of Record Group 181, Records of Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, and document in great detail the Navy's efforts on the homefront to defend the coast and produce the ships and equipment needed overseas. They are available to any researcher interested in this much neglected aspect of World War II history. We hope this Special List will encourage the use of these records.

The history of the Navy's activities ashore is long and complex. In 1954, the Naval History Division of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations produced Fifty Years of Naval District Development, 1903-1953 which is an excellent source of general background information. Although the Navy Department established yards and other shore installations to support the fleet as early as 1798, a formal system of Naval Districts was not set up until 1903. The boundaries and functions of the districts changed over time but in general the officer in charge of each one was usually called "Commandant" and was responsible for defending the coast and exercised military and administrative control over yards, stations, air installations, and training facilities. During World War I, responsibility for moving huge quantities of men and supplies to Europe produced a major increase in staff size as the districts became involved in procurement and the inspection and protection of merchant ships.

Although there as a drastic reduction in the level of activity between the wars, the basic job of defending the coast became more complicated with advances in the c capabilities of submarines and aircraft. Naval District staff had to deal with improving communications along the coast and coordinating with the army, mine laying and mine sweeping, and protecting harbors from submarines with booms and nets. Increases in defense spending in 1940 produced another major expansion in the size and scope of functions of the Naval Districts.

America's entry into World War II accelerated the growth of the Navy's shore establishment. Naval Districts took on the massive job of managing the construction, repair, and refitting of naval ships and assumed responsibility for arming merchant ships installing and repairing electronic equipment on naval ships, and degaussing ships to prevent detonation of magnetic mines. Building and maintaining the facilities required to accomplish all of that was a major undertaking in itself but Naval Districts were also responsible for building and operating the bases required to train millions of sailors and aviators. Life in virtually every community in the United States was touched in some way by the Navy's training or construction programs.

As the size of the war effort increased so did the number of people who worked for the Commandant of each Naval District. Soon there were Assistant Commandants for Planning, Training, and Logistics. There were District War Plans Officers, District Intelligence Officers, District Legal Officers and various Industrial Managers and Ship Building Supervisors. Every one of those people created records and most of that paper is now in the National Archives Regional Archives System.

Fortunately, for anyone trying to use this massive amount of documentation, the Secretary of the Navy approved a subject filing system on July 5, 1923 which most officers followed dutifully. Every incoming or outgoing piece of paper was assigned to an alpha-numeric category with numerous cross-references (see appendix II). The majority of the tidal waves of paper that flowed in and out of a Naval District went into what this guide designates the Commandant's "Central Subject File." In most cases it contains instructions, bulletins, press releases, publications and newsletters, narrative and statistical reports, tables of organization, organization charts, functional statements, lists of activities, budget estimates, lists of expenditures, allotment authorizations, and related fiscal records. In many cases there are records relating to the construction and repair of facilities, establishment and disestablishment of shore installations, the arrival and departure of vessels, the commissioning and decommissioning of ships, and the activation and deactivation of units. The files often contain records on the drafting and implementation of specific war plans, combat reports, reports on submarine attacks and anti-submarine activity, and the organization of shore patrols and beach defenses. There are often intelligence reports on enemy military activity as well as reports on efforts to combat sabotage and control suspected subversives. Some of the files include photographs and maps. The newsletters and publications of various units provide a fascinating look at the way the war was presented to both Navy personnel and civilians in local communities.

In addition to the material that was placed in the Commandant's "Central Subject File" many of the subordinate offices in the Naval District maintained their own files using the same alpha-numeric system. IOn this inventory, such collections are also called "Central Subject Files" and are listed 8under whatever office accumulated them. In some cases, they contain material not found in the Commandant's "Central Subject File." For example, the "Central Subject Files" of the War Plans Office often include operational orders and plans on coastal blackout procedures, harbor and anti-aircraft defense plans, reports on seizures of foreign vessels, and post-war demobilization/mobilization plans. The "Central Subject Files" of the District Intelligence Officer often include reports on ship movements, bulletins and summaries issued by various units, reports on sabotage and subversion, lists of enemy aliens, reports on postal and radio intercepts and censorship and counter-espionage activities. Records from the 8th Naval District include reports beginning in 1936 on the movement of Japanese ships and lists of all ships entering and leaving Gulf Coast ports.

Some units and subordinate offices ignored the regulations and adopted their own unique filing systems. In those cases, the Regional Archives which holds the records can usually provide researchers with a folder title list or similar finding aid.

Ship building and repair was a major priority with Naval Districts and the files of the Industrial Managers or the various Supervisors of Shipbuilding often include lists of the names and types of ships under construction, technical publications on shipbuilding practices, budget estimates, issuances of the Bureau of Ships, and narrative and statistical reports on local labor conditions.

The Special List includes records created by various training commands such as the Naval Air Advanced Training Command and the Great Lakes Naval Training Center which operated within the geographic boundaries of a Naval District but were basically independent of the Commandant. These records are also generally arranged in accordance with the alpha-numeric subject system and include technical publications and training manuals, narrative and statistical reports on training activities, and accident reports for flying activities, There are often records about training programs at civilian colleges such as the "V-12" program. The records often include "War Diaries" and histories of an organization's activities during the war.

The bulk of the records described in this Special List was created during World War II. However, some of ;the Regional Archives have material created prior to 1939 and as late as 1959. Records for the 1945-49 time period provide information about demobilization, the bitter debates over unification of the armed services and the allocation of defense budgets, emphasis on the development of the Naval Reserve, and the growing

concern with the Soviet Union. Records for the Korean War period document the Navy's efforts to remobilize both fleet units and merchant shipping. Records created after 1953 show the Navy's attempts to adapt to the changing requirements of the nuclear age and develop a role for Naval aviation.

In addition to the records described in this guide, there are some RG 181 records stored at the Washington National Records Center in Suitland, Maryland. These records were created primarily by the Washington Naval Yard and are described in Preliminary Inventory NM-72. For information about these records, researched should write National Archives (NNRR), Washington, D.C. 20409.

NATIONAL ARCHIVES -- NEW ENGLAND REGION

 

1ST NAVAL DISTRICT, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
Office of the Commandant
Press Copies of Letters Sent	1903-04	1 in.
Central Subject Files	1925-58	243 ft.
Formerly Security-Classified Central Subject Files	1940-47	4 ft.
Correspondence Concerning Ships ("Ship Files")	1939-40	4 ft.
Circular Letters	1918-19	3 in.
Court-Martial Orders	198-19	1 in.
"Confidential War Diaries"	1917-18	5 in.
Daily Log	1925-35	7 in.
Miscellaneous Records Pertaining to the Salvaging of the U.S.S. S-4		8 in.
Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Operations (Deputy or Assistant Commandant)
Central Subject Files	1944-55	9 ft.
Formerly Security-Classified Central Subject Files	1942-45	10 ft.
Operations Officer
Section or Base ("Geographic") Files	1940-45	1 ft.
Monthly War Diaries	1942-45	2 ft.
Ship Controller Logs (Rough)	1944-45	4 in.
Ship Controller Logs (Smooth)	1942-46	1 ft.
Air Controller Logs (Smooth)	1944-45	1 ft.
Northern Air Patrol Logs (Smooth)	1942-43	1 ft.
Air Combat Intelligence Logs (Smooth)	1943	2 in.
Operations Office Logs (Rough)	1943-45	2 in.
Headquarters Watch Office Logs (Smooth)	1946-48	2 in.
Aviation Officer
Central Subject Files	1944-45	2 ft.
Office of the Assistant Chief of staff for Administration
Central Subject Files	1946-49	1 ft.

Historical Officer
"Administrative History of the First Naval District in World War II"	1946	6 in.
Historical Data Pertaining to the First Naval District	1946	4 in.
Daily Historical Log ("Significant Headlines")	1941-45	5 in.
District Director of the Naval Reserve
Central Subject Files	1946-50	1 ft.
Public Information Officer
Publicity and Press Files	1944-48	6 ft.
Central Subject Files	1950	8 ft.
District Personnel Officer
Central Subject Files	1927-29	2 ft.
Director of Naval Officer Procurement
Investigative Files of Candidates	1941-43	7 in.
Director of Training
Central Subject Files	1942-49	4 ft.
Industrial Manager, 1st ND, Boston
Central Subject Files	1951-59	20 ft.
Formerly Security-Classified Central Subject Files	1951-58	4 ft.
Public Works Officer
Registers of Security-Classified Correspondence Received	1940-48	4 in.
Formerly Security-Classified General Correspondence	1941-46	7 ft.
Real Estate Files	1941-52	22 ft.
Negatives and Photographs Depicting Naval Shore Establishments	1939-47	775 items

BOSTON NAVAL SHIPYARD, MASSACHUSETTS

Office of the Commandant Correspondence, 1823-1908 Period
Copies of Letters Sent	1825-29	1 in.
Index to Correspondence ("General Index No. 1")	1906-07	1 in.
Press Copies of Miscellaneous Letters Sent	1834-1908	13 ft.
Press Copies of Semi-Official letters Sent	1888-1905	4 in.
Miscellaneous Letters Received	1823-1908	17 ft.
Copies of Letters Sent to the Secretary of the Navy	1823-42	5 in.
Registers of Letters Sent to the Secretary of the Navy and Chiefs of Navy Department Bureaus	1863-1907	2 ft.
Register of Reports and Other Documents Sent to the Navy Department	1876-87	1 in.
Press Copies of Letters, Telegrams, and Endorsements Sent to the Secretary of the Navy	1846-1908	6 ft.
Registers of Letters Received from the Secretary of the Navy and Chiefs of Navy Department Bureaus	1873-1907	2 ft.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Secretary of the Navy	1827-1908	21 ft.
Copies of Letters, Telegrams, and Circulars Received from the Navy Department (Secretary and Bureaus)	1864-1901	2 ft.
Copies of Letters Sent to the Board of Navy Commissioners	1823-42	9 in.
Index to Letters and Circulars Received from the Board of Navy Commissioners	1816-42	1 in.
Letters and Circulars Received from the Board of Navy Commissioners	1825-42	3 ft.
Press Copies of Letters and Endorsements Sent to the Bureau of Construction and Repair	1846-1908	7 ft.
Letters Received from the Bureau of Construction and Repair	1825-42	12 ft.
Press Copies of Letters and Endorsements Sent to the Bureau of Equipment	1846-1908	7 ft.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Equipment	1862-1908	16 ft.
Press Copies of Letters and Telegrams Sent to the Bureau of Navigation	1863-1907	3 ft.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Navigation	1863-1908	8 ft.
Press Copies of Letters, Telegrams, and Endorsements Sent to the Bureau of Ordnance	1846-1908	3 ft.
Letters, Telegrams and Circulars Received from the Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography	1842-63	2 ft.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Ordnance and the Bureau of Steam Engineering	1863-1908	1 ft.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Ordnance	1870-1908	5 ft.
Press Copies of Letters Telegrams, and Endorsements Sent to the Bureau of Steam Engineering	1863-1908	2 ft.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Steam Engineering	1870-1908	4 ft.
Press Copies of Letters, Endorsements, and Telegrams Sent to the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts	1846-1908	4 ft.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts	1842-1908	10 ft.
Press Copies of Letters, Endorsements, and Telegrams Sent to the Bureau of Yards and Docks	1846-1907	5 ft.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Yards and Docks	1842-1908	10 ft.

Letters and Telegrams Received from Commanders	1855-1908	15 ft.
Letters Received from Yard Officials and Heads of Departments	1855-1908	26 ft.
Letters Received from Naval Storekeepers	1845-55	3 in.
Letters Received from Naval Storekeepers and Naval Constructors	1855-67	6 in.
Letters Received from Inspectors	1858-67	5 in.
Miscellaneous Subject Index	1862-88	1 in.
Commandant's Personal File	1857-1908	10 in.
Correspondence, 1909-59 Period
General Correspondence ("Central Files")	1909-25	399 ft.
Central Subject Files	1925-59	624 ft.
Formerly Security-Classified Central Subject Files	1937-59	20 ft.
Central Subject Files Concerning Ships ("Ship Files")	1940-46	70 ft.
Formerly Security-Classified Central Subject Files Concerning Ships	1938-41	33 ft.
Correspondence Relating to the Restoration of the U.S.F. Constitution	1926-30	8 in.
Issuances
Orders Issued by the Commandant	1872-1913	2 ft.
Index to Navy Department Orders and Circulars Issued Since January 10, 1863	1863	1 in.
General Orders of the Navy Department	1848-1904	1 ft.
General Orders of the Navy Department	1863-92	5 in.
General Court Martial Orders of the Navy Department	1885-89	2 in.
General Court Martial Orders of the Navy Department	1879-88	5 in.
Navy Department Circulars	1836-95	8 in.
Circulars of the Bureau of Construction and Repair	1843-92	7 in.
Circulars of the Bureau of Ordnance	1847-67	2 in.
Circulars of the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing	1848-66	2 in.
Circulars of the Bureau of Yards and Docks	1848-1902	9 in.
Records Relating to Yard Activity
Daily Journal of Transactions	1815-46	3 ft.
Shipyard (Station) Logs	1888-1958	8 ft.
Shipyard Logs of the South Boston Naval Annex	1944-46	1 ft.
Docking Record	1867-1929	2 in.
Register of Arrivals and Departures of Vessels	1905-15	1 in.
Records Relating to Personnel
Register of Officers	1846-1905	7 in.
Returns of Officers and Civilian Employees	1872-99	4 in.
Press Copies of Monthly Reports of Officers and Civilian Employees	1875-94	3 in.
Press Copies of Reports of Officers and Civilian Employees	1883-99	2 in.

Officers' Address Book	1864-71	2 in.
Lists of Complements of Crews	1857-97	3 in.
Indentures of Apprentices	1855-67	3 in.
Semi-Annual Record of Apprentices	1855-83	2 in.
Daily Morning Reports and Prisoner Reports for the Marine Barracks	1892-1900	4 in.
Daily Sick Reports for the Marine Barracks	1892-99	2 ft.
Daily and Weekly Report of Recruits for the U.S.R.S. Wabash	1892	8 in.
Weekly Sick Reports and Enlistment Returns ("Surgeons and Rendezvous")	1855-1908	7 ft.
Travel Tickets (Certificates) of Enlistees	1862-64	5 in.
Miscellaneous Personnel Records	1858-1911	2 in.
Records Relating to Fiscal Matters
Copies of Construction Contracts	1823-37	1 in.
Contracts and Related Materials	1863-67	5 in.
Ledgers of Job Order Accounts	1889-1913	4 in.
Other Records
Copies of Deeds and Laws Relating to Acquisition of Lands by the U.S. Government	1800-68	1 in.
Miscellaneous Papers	1811-14	1 in.
Reports of Surveys and Boards	1835-1908	3 ft.
Register of Surveys and Appraisals Ordered or Requested by Navy Department Bureaus	1899-1900	1 in.
Press Clippings File	1882-1922	4 in.
Daily Register of Visitors to the Naval Lyceum	1860-81	5 in.
Department of Construction and Repair (Naval Constructor)
Press Copies of Letters, Telegrams, and Endorsements Sent to the Bureau of Construction and Repair	1908	1 in.
Industrial Relations Office
Boston Naval Shipyard News	1936-74	2 ft.
Ships' Historical Files	1956-73	11 ft.
Naval Storekeeper
Press Copies of Letters Sent	1864	1 in.
Letters Received from the Commandant	1858-64	3 in.
Letters Received from the Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting	1862-67	5 in.

Letters Received from the Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography	1852-58	2 in.
Letters Received from the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing	1842-55	5 in.
Miscellaneous Letters Received	1848-65	10 in.
Ordnance Office (Inspector of Ordnance)
Press Copies of Invoices Sent	1871-87	2 in.
Press Copies of Letters Sent	1880-89	1 in.
Letters Received from the Bureau of Ordnance	1879-91	2 in.
Office of Public Relations (Information)
Ships' Historical Files	1940-73	17 ft.
Department of Steam Engineering
Register of Letters and Endorsements Sent	1906-10	4 in.
Register of Letters Received	1906-07	1 in.
Letters Received from the Navy Department	1901-04	2 in.
Press Copies of Letters Sent to the Bureau of Steam Engineering	1865-1910	10 in.
Letters Received from the Bureau of Steam Engineering	1867-1906	4 ft.
Press Copies of Letters and Endorsements Sent to the Commandant	1866-1910	3 ft.
Letters and Orders Received from the Commandant	1866-99	1 ft.
Press Copies of Letters, Memorandums, and Endorsements Sent to Yard Officials and Heads of Departments	1867-1910	1 ft.
Letters Received from Yard Officials and Heads of Departments	1866-1904	2 ft.
Press Copies of Miscellaneous Letters Sent	1889-1909	8 in.
Miscellaneous Letters Received	1863-99	1 ft.
General Correspondence	1898-1912	18 ft.
Unofficial Correspondence	1907-10	3 in.
Correspondence Concerning Ships ("Ship Files")	1897-1912	18 ft.
Press Copies of Monthly Reports	1868-1909	1 ft.
Press Copies of Monthly Reports on the Condition of Machinery of Vessels	1877-88	1 in.
Press Copies of Miscellaneous Board Reports	1874-88	1 in.
Reports of Equipment Survey Boards	1891-96	2 in.
List of Workmen Hired	1895-1904	1 in.
Muster Books	1866-83	1 ft.
Time Books	1864-66	7 in.
"Record of Employees"	1869-72	2 in.
Reports of Master Mechanics on Discharged Workmen	1899-1901	1 in.
Press Copies of Semi-Monthly Payrolls	1869-1909	2 ft.
Press Copies of Monthly Payroll Summaries	1901-08	1 in.
Registers of Orders for Materials and Services	1866-88	4 in.
Stock and Labor Reports	1864-89	3 ft.
Record of Labor and Material Expended on Repair of Vessels	1864-67	9 in.
Material Expenditure Books	1866-83	8 in.

Cost of Labor Reports	1890-1900	5 in.
Ledger of Job Order Accounts	1899-1900	2 in.
Record Book of Job Orders in the Machinist's Department	1863-65	2 in.
Machinists' (Smiths') Stock Book	1865-66	1 in.
Foundry Casting Record Books	1864079	2 in.
Press Copies of Bills Sent to Other Departments	1866-73	2 in.
Payment Ledger	1864-66	2 in.
Schedules of Materials Required	1865-67	1 in.
Quarterly Reports of Tools and Equipment Used	1874-85	2 in.
Record Book for Steam Generators (Boilers)	1879-92	1 in.
Property and Plant Inventory	1887	1 in.
Drawings and Tracings	1856-92	1348 items
Inspector of Machinery Afloat
Press Copies of Letters Sent to the Commandant	1871-74	1 in.
Letters Received	1869-74	2 in.
Master Machinist
Letters Received	1861-64	4 in.
Department of Yards and Docks, Captain of the Yard
Press Copies of Letters Sent	1888-92	1 in.
Letters and Orders Received from the Commandant	1852-63	2 in.
Morning Report of the Watch	1846-1914	8 ft.
Police Logs	1917-22	3 in.
Civil Engineer
Registers of Correspondence	1868-71	2 in.
Copies of Letters Sent	1861-67	3 in.
Press Copies of Letters, Memorandums, and Endorsements Sent	1867-1911	10 ft.
Index to Letters Received	1853-83	2 in.
Index to Letters Received	1897-1900	1 in.
Letters Received	1853-1900	5 ft.
Copies of Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Yards and Docks	1900-01	4 in.
Unofficial Letters Received	1889-1900	4 in.
Annual Reports and Estimates	1856-1911	2 ft.
Schedules of Materials Required	1868-79	2 in.
Press Copies of Semi-Annual Efficiency Reports for Department Employees	1896-1907	1 in.

PORTSMOUTH NAVAL SHIPYARD, NEW HAMPSHIRE Office of the Commandant
Correspondence
Registers of Letters, Endorsements and Orders Sent	1868-94	3 in.
Copies of Miscellaneous Letters Sent	1823-67	6 in.
Press Copies of Miscellaneous Letters and Endorsements Sent	1867-1911	2 ft.
Press Copies of Miscellaneous Letters Sent ("Commandant's Letter Books")	1891-1909	3 in.
Registers of Letters, Telegrams, and Circulars Received ("Index Books")	1869-96	9 in.
Registers of Correspondence Received	1880-1908	2 ft.
Miscellaneous Letters and Telegrams Received	1818-1902	5 ft.
Copies of Letters and Endorsements Sent to the Secretary of the Navy	1823-1911	2 ft.
Register of Letters, Circulars, & General Orders Received from the Secretary of the Navy and the Board of Navy Commissioners	1815-42	1 in.
Letters, Telegrams, Circulars and Orders Received from the Secretary of the Navy	1815-1902	4 ft.
Letters and Circulars Received from the Board of Navy Commissioners	1815-40	3 ft.
Copies of Letters and Circulars Received from the Board of Navy Commissioners	1823-25	1 in.
Press Copies of Letters Sent to Admiral of the Navy David D. Porter	1871-91	1 in.
Letters and Telegrams Received from Admiral of the Navy David D. Porter	1870-89	2 in.
Copies of Letters and Endorsements Sent to the Bureau of Construction and Repair	1842-1911	3 ft.
Letters, Telegrams, and Circulars Received from the Bureau of Construction and Repair	1842-1902	9 ft.
Copies of Letters and Endorsements Sent to the Bureau of Equipment	1862-1910	2 ft.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Equipment	1862-1902	5 ft.
Copies of Letters and Endorsements Sent to the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery	1842-1911	5 in.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery	1842-1902	7 in.
Copies of Letters and Endorsements Sent to the Bureau of Navigation	1862-1911	2 ft.
Letters, Circulars and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Navigation	1862-1902	2 ft.
Copies of Letters and Endorsements Sent to the Bureau of Ordnance	1842-1911	1 ft.
Letters, Circulars and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Ordnance	1842-1901	3 ft.
Copies of Letters Sent to the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing	1842-1889	5 in.
Letters, Circulars and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing	1842-92	2 ft.
Copies of Letters Sent to the Bureau of Steam Engineering	1862-1911	2 ft.
Letters, Circulars and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Steam Engineering	1862-1902	4 ft.
Press Copies of Letters and Endorsements Sent to the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts	1892-1911	10 in.
Letters, Circulars and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts	1892-1902	2 ft.

Copies of Letters and Endorsements Sent to the Bureau of Yards & Docks	1842-1911	2 ft.
Letters, Circulars, and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Yards and Docks	1842-1902	7 ft.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Judge Advocate General of the Navy Department	1881-99	2 in.
Press Copies of Letters and Endorsements Sent to the Commandant, United States Marine Corps	1902-11	3 in.
Letters Received from the Commanding Officer of the Marine Barracks	1894-1901	2 in.
Copies of "Orders" (Letters, Memorandums, and Endorsements) Sent to Yard Officials and Heads of Departments	1832-1911	6 ft.
Letters, Reports, and Memorandums Received from the Yard Officials and Heads of Departments	1857-92	7 in.
Index to General Correspondence	1900-11	3 ft.
Register of General Correspondence ("History Cards")	1909-11	4 ft.
General Correspondence	1900-11	18 ft.
General Correspondence	1911-25	66 ft.
Central Subject Files, 1925-50 (in Central Subject Files of the Industrial Department and the Commander, Portsmouth Naval Base) Central Subject Files	1951-52	4 ft.
Formerly "Confidential" Central Subject Files	1951-52	3 ft.
Formerly "Confidential" Central Subject Files Concerning Ships	1955	2 ft.
Press Copies of Telegrams Sent	1870-1911	1 ft.
Press Copies of Telegrams Received	1906-11	3 in.
Press Copies of Telegrams Sent and Received ("Miscellaneous Telegrams")	1909-10	1 in.
Issuances
Press Copies of Orders, memorandums, and Circulars Issued by the Commandant	1884-1911	2 in.
Abstracts of Directives Received from the Navy Department	1875	2 in.
Circulars of the Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting	1863-89	2 in.
Records Relating to Personnel
Semi-Monthly Muster and Pay Rolls for Mechanics and Laborers	1819-42	1 ft.
Muster Books	1823-44	5 in.
Register of Officers Reporting and Detached	1871-94	2 in.
Service Records of Civilian Employees	1893-1917	10 in.
Other Records
Reports of Surveys and Boards	1836-61	2 in.
Film Aperture Cards of Ship Plans	1840-1923	194 items

Industrial Department
General Correspondence	1915-25	73 ft.
Central Subject Files	1925-50	52 ft.
Formerly "Confidential" Central Subject Files	1930-50	5 ft.
Formerly "Restricted" Central Subject Files	1948-50	1 ft.
Central Subject Files Concerning Ships ("Ship Files")	1940-50	9 ft.
Formerly "Confidential" Central Subject Files Concerning Ships	1934-50	3 ft.
Formerly "Restricted" Central Subject Files Concerning Ships		2 ft.
Inspection Department
Correspondence of the Inspection Officer	1910-11	1 in.
Ordnance Officer
Letters and Telegrams Received	1864-67	4 in.
U.S. Naval Prison
Annual Reports of the Commanding Officer	1908-28	3 in.
Smooth Logs	1920-40	3 ft.
Recruiting Officer
Letters and Telegrams Received	1900-08	4 in.
Department of Yards and Docks, Captain of the Yard (Executive Officer)
Press Copies of Letters Sent	1870-84	4 in.
Letters, Circulars, and Orders Received	1860-91	4 in.
Civil Engineer
Monthly Reports on Improvements and Repairs	1856-59	1 in.
U.S. NAVAL TRAINING STATION, NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND
Letters, Telegrams, and Memorandums Received	1894-1910	4 ft.
Central Subject Files of the Commanding Officer	1921-39	2 ft.
Pre-Commissioning Training Files	1944-46	4 ft.

U.S. NAVAL BASE, NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND
Central Subject Files	1956	3 ft.
U.S. NAVAL BASE, PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE
Central Subject Files	1925-58	30 ft.
Formerly Classified Central Subject Files	1847-52	3 ft.
Correspondence Concerning Ships ("Ships Files")	1937-54	7 ft.
Master Copies of Naval Base Instructions	1951-59	5 in.
U.S. NAVAL DISTRICT BASE, NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT
General Correspondence of the Fitting-Out Section	1917-19	8 in.
U.S. NAVY SUBMARINE BASE, NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT
Central Subject Files	1940-52	13 ft.
BRUNSWICK NAVAL AIR STATION, MAINE
Central Subject Files	1951-53	4 ft.
"Section and Base Files"	1943-46	1 ft.
Station Regulations	1943-52	2 in.
Real Estate Files of the Public Works Officer	1942-46	1 ft.
SQUANTUM NAVAL RESERVE AVIATION BASE, MASSACHUSETTS
Central Subject Files	1930-43	38 ft.
Station Logs	1934-43	1 ft.
Muster Rolls and Reports of Change	1933-43	4 in.
Registers of Orders Issued	1941-43	3 in.
NAVAL AIR REWORK FACILITY, QUONSET POINT, RHODE ISLAND
"Command History Files"	1949-73	1 ft.
Organizational Charts	1944-72	2 in.
Photographs and Negatives	1941-70	652 items

MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT SQUADRONS TRAINING CENTER, MELVILLE, RHODE ISLAND
War Diaries	1943-45	2 in.
Miscellaneous Records Relating to Torpedo Boat Development and Combat Operations	1942-45	3 in.
NAVAL UNIT 1-A (LOOP RECEIVING STATION), BAILEY ISLE, MAINE
Station Logs (Rough)	1942-45	3 in.
Operation (LOOP Signature) Logs		4 in.
NAVAL UNIT 1-B (LOOP RECEIVING STATION), SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE
Station Logs (Smooth)	1944-45	4 in.
Weekly War Diaries	1942-45	3 in.
NAVAL UNIT 1-F (LOOP RECEIVING STATION), FT. WILLIAMS, MAINE
General Correspondence	1941-44	1 in.
Weekly War Diaries	1942-43	1 in.
Station Logs (Smooth)	1942-44	9 in.
Operation Logs	1942-43	4 in.
NAVAL UNIT 1-I, WESTPORT POINT, MASSACHUSETTS
Station Logs (Rough)	1944	1 in.
HEADQUARTERS, USN SHORE PATROL, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
Station Logs (Smooth)	1944-46	9 in.
Quincy Unit Logs (Smooth)	1943-45	6 in.
HEADQUARTERS, USN SHORE PATROL, NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND
Station Logs (Smooth)	1944-46	2 ft.

NATIONAL ARCHIVES -- NORTHEAST REGION

 

3rd Naval District, New York
Office of the Commandant
General Correspondence	1918-20	469 ft.
Central Subject Files	1920-42	746 ft.
Central Subject Files	1944-65	184 ft.
NEW YORK NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
Central Subject Files	1826-1942	2,905 ft.
NAVAL TRAINING DEVICE CENTER, PORT WASHINGTON, NEW YORK
Central Subject Files	1945-61	16 ft.
Device Files	1942-63	143 ft.
LAKEHURST NAVAL AIR STATION, LAKEHURST, NEW JERSEY
Central Subject Files	1919-45	84 ft.
10th Naval District, Puerto Rico
Office of the Commandant
Central Subject Files	1939-60	16 ft.
CULEBRA NAVAL STATION, PUERTO RICO
General Correspondence	1904-11	6 ft.
Orders	1902-04	1 ft.
SAN JUAN NAVAL STATION, PUERTO RICO
Central Subject Files	1898-1912	18 ft.
Orders	1898-1911	1 ft.
Station Logs	1910-12	1 ft.

ST. THOMAS NAVAL STATION, VIRGIN ISLANDS
Central Subject Files	1917-31	12 ft.
Station Logs	1921-31	2 ft.
Regulations and Orders	1917-31	1 ft.

NATIONAL ARCHIVES -- MID ATLANTIC REGION

4th Naval District, Philadelphia
Office of the Commandant
Central Subject Files	1923-57	366 ft.
PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD
Central Subject Files	1794-1957	798 ft.
5th Naval District, Norfolk
Office of the Commandant
Central Subject Files	1926-60	721 ft.
NORFOLK NAVY YARD, PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA
Central Subject Files	1863-1959	629 ft.
NORFOLK NAVAL AIR STATION
Central Subject Files	1922-60	120 ft.
NAVAL AIR FACILITIES, ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
Station Logs	1944-47	6 in.
WASHINGTON NAVY AIR STATION, WASHINGTON, D.C.
Station Logs	1951	6 in.
Central Subject Files	1949-51	6 in.

NAVAL ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATION, ANNAPOLIS MARYLAND
Station Logs	1951-53	8 in.
NAVAL ORDNANCE STATION, INDIAN HEAD, MARYLAND
Central Subject Files	1907-25	16 ft.
SEVERN RIVER NAVAL COMMAND, ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
General Correspondence	1944-53	4 ft.
ELECTRICIANS TRAINING SCHOOL, TAKOMA PARK, MARYLAND
General Correspondence	1951-53	1 ft.

 

NATIONAL ARCHIVES -- SOUTHEAST REGION

6th Naval District, Charleston, South Carolina
Office of the Commandant
Miscellaneous Records	1903-14	1 ft.
Correspondence Relating to Ships	1917-25	6 ft.
General Correspondence	1917-39	9 ft.
Central Subject Files	1925-59	198 ft.
Operations Correspondence	1941-53	1 ft.
6ND Inspector General Investigations	1951-61	3 ft.
Inspection Reports	1959-63	1 ft.
War Diaries of the:
6th Naval District Headquarters	1942-46	1 ft.
Navy Yard	1944-45	1 ft.
Inshore Patrol	1944-45	1 ft.
District Coast Guard	1944-45	1 ft.
Coast Guard and 6th Naval District Vessels	1942-43	1 ft.
Correspondence Relating to Training	1948	2 ft.
Central Subject Files	1925-39	12 ft.
These records were created by the combined headquarters           of the 6th, 7th, and 8th Naval Districts.

Industrial Manager
Central Subject Files	1950-56	15 ft.
CHARLESTON NAVAL SHIPYARD
General Correspondence	1902-25	544 ft.
with indexes	1902-09	1 ft.
and records cards	1909-25	211 ft.
Office Files of the Aide to the Commandant	1902-33	9 ft.
Station Logbooks	1903-52	16 ft.
Miscellaneous Records	1917-25	11 ft.
Central Subject Files	1925-60	278 ft.
CHARLESTON NAVAL BASE AND MINECRAFT BASE
Central Subject Files	1945-54 1958	11 ft.
CHARLESTON GROUP, ATLANTIC RESERVE FLEET
Central Subject Files	1954-61	19 ft.
CHARLESTON NAVAL AMMUNITION DEPOT
Security-Related Records	1959-62	3 ft.
PORT ROYAL NAVAL STATION, PORT ROYAL, SOUTH CAROLINA
Station Logbooks	1907-08	2 vols.
GLYNCO NAVAL AIR STATION, GLYNCO, GEORGIA
Station Logs	1952-54 1957-59	2 ft.
7th Naval District, Jacksonville/Miami, Florida
Office of the Commandant
Organization and Planning Files	1921-46	5 ft.
Orders, Memos and Plans	1942-46	neg.
Central Subject Files	1925-48	123 ft.

Formerly Classified War Diaries of the:
7th Naval District	1942-46
Scouting Squadron 1	1942-45
Scouting Squadron 30	1945
Scouting Squadron 40	1944
Blimp Squadron 21	1944-45
Blimp Squadron 22	1944
Blimp Squadron 23	1943-44
Blimp Squadron 24	1944
Ships	1942
The Gulf Sea Frontier	1942
7th Naval District Subord Units	1943-46
Industrial Manager, Jacksonville, FL
Central Subject Files	1946-55	9 ft.
NAVAL AIR ADVANCED TRAINING COMMAND
Central Subject Files	1942-45	31 ft.
NAVAL AIR TECHNICAL TRAINING CENTER, JACKSONVILLE NAVAL AIR STATION
Courses of Study, Curricula Outlines, Lesson Guides, and Master Schedules	1946-59	9 ft.
Central Subject Files	1960-61	1 ft.
JACKSONVILLE NAVAL AIR STATION
Central Subject Files           Includes Records of the Commanding Officer of 6th Naval District Air Bases	1945, 1954, 1956-57	3 ft.
CECIL FIELD NAVAL AIR STATION, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
Logbooks	1953-56	2 ft.
Central Subject Files	1954	3 ft.
CARRIER AIR GROUP 13, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
Central Subject Files	1964	1 ft.

FIGHTER SQUADRON 132, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
Central Subject Files	1964	1 ft.
FLEET AIRCRAFT SERVICE SQUADRON 9, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
Top Secret Log Record	1950-60	6 in.
Records on Warfare Operations	1945	6 in.
Ocean charts and Hydrographic information	1944	6 in.
Education, Training, & Public Information Records	1950-60	2 ft.
U.S. NAVAL STATION, GREEN COVE SPRINGS, FLORIDA
Central Subject Files	1948-57	1 ft.
FLORIDA GROUP, ATLANTIC RESERVE FLEET, GREEN COVE SPRINGS, FLORIDA
Central Subject Files	1957	6 ft.
Legal and Legal Assistance Files	1960-61	5 ft.
SANFORD NAVAL AIR STATION, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Station Logs	1951-57	2 ft.
1ST DIVISION, 7TH SQUADRON, NAVAL AIR STATION, MIAMI, FLORIDA
Logbook of Flights	1918	1 vol.
KEY WEST NAVAL STATION
Central Subject Files	1927-55	12 ft.
Station Logbooks	1933-46	12 ft.
KEY WEST NAVAL OPERATING BASE
Central Subject Files of the Naval Station Operating Base, Submarine Base, and Development Station	1940-53, 1956-57	16 ft.

FORCE HEADQUARTERS, KEY WEST NAVAL BASE
Central Subject Files	1955, 1958	2 ft.
KEY WEST NAVAL AIR STATION
Logbooks	1950-57	8 ft.
KEY WEST SUBMARINE BASE
Logbook	1946	6 in.
General Correspondence Files	1946-53	1 ft.
NAVAL BASIC TRAINING, CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS/PENSACOLA, FLORIDA
Office of the Chief
Central Subject Files	1946-51	150 ft.
NAVAL AIR TRAINING, PENSACOLA NAVAL AIR STATION
Directives	1957-61	2 ft.
Inspections	1957-60	2 ft.
Central Subject Files	1957	40 ft.
PENSACOLA NAVY YARD
Logbook	1902-03	1 vol.
SUPERVISOR OF SHIPBUILDING, INGALLS SHIPBUILDING CORPORATION, PASCAGOULA, MISSISSIPPI
Central Subject Files	1957-63	1 ft.
MEMPHIS NAVY YARD, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
Letters Sent	1846-55	6 in.
Letters Received	1845-55	6 in.
Reports Relating to Facility Construction	1847-51	6 in.
Fiscal Records	1846-55	6 in.
Records Relating to the Construction of the Ropewalk Foundation and Vertical Wall	1846-48	1 ft.

NAVAL AIR TECHNICAL TRAINING COMMAND, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
Central Subject Files	1942-59	385 ft.
FIGHTER SQUADRON 104 FPO NEW YORK
Master Flight Logs, Public Information Book	1950-59	1 ft.

 

NATIONAL ARCHIVES -- GREAT LAKES REGION

9th Naval District, Great Lakes, Illinois
Office of the Commandant
Miscellaneous Correspondence	1913-29	225 ft.
Central Subject Files	1929-53	254 ft.
GLENVIEW NAVAL AIR STATION AND NAVAL AIR RESERVE TRAINING COMMAND, GLENVIEW, ILLINOIS
Central Subject Files	1942-57	397 ft.
GREAT LAKES NAVAL TRAINING STATION, GREAT LAKES, ILLINOIS
Office of the Commandant
Central Subject Files	1914-39	198 ft.
Reports and Exhibits Relating to the Survey of Facilities and Training at the Training Station	1918	5 in.
Orders, Circular Letters, and Memoranda	1940	1 in.
Weekly Bulletin of the Training Station ("Great Lakes Bulletin")	1937	1 in.
Registers of Attendance of Enlisted Men at Weekly Inspections	n.d.	2 in.
Station Journal	1935-43	10 in.
Patrol Log	1936-41	2 in.
Officer of the Day Log	1937-41	5 in.
Log Books	1936-41	1 ft.
Main Gate Log	1940-43	10 in.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGER, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Central Subject Files	1943-47	5 ft.

MOUND CITY NAVAL STATION, MOUND CITY, ILLINOIS
Letters Sent	1873	1 in.
ROCK ISLAND NAVAL RESERVE DIVISION, ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS
Correspondence, Reports, Muster Rolls, Pay Vouchers, and Other Records	1924-43	13 ft.

 

NATIONAL ARCHIVES -- CENTRAL PLAINS REGION

9th Naval District, Great Lakes, Illinois
MINNEAPOLIS NAVAL AIR STATION
Station Journals	1956, 1958-62	3 ft.
OLATHE NAVAL AIR STATION
Station Journals	1952	2 ft.
District Notices and Instructions	1954	7 in.
Aircraft Accident and Crash Reports           Includes 78 photographs	1959	3 in.
NAVAL RESERVE TRAINING COMMAND, OMAHA, NEBRASKA
District Notices and Instructions	1956-70	2 ft.

 

NATIONAL ARCHIVES -- SOUTHWEST REGION

8th Naval District, New Orleans
Office of the Commandant
General Correspondence	1917-25	40 ft.
General Correspondence	1925-33	27 ft.

Central Subject Files	1925-59	79 ft.
Includes combat reports (A16-1), reports of submarine attacks (A16-3),       records of the V-12 training program (A3-2), records on naval aviation       and the Pensacola Naval Air Station, and records on Naval Reserve activities.
War Diaries	1941-46	8 ft.
District Notices and Instructions	1951-56	2 ft.
Assistant Commandant for Logistics
Central Subject Files	1942-58	11 ft.
Chief of Staff for Naval Reserve and Training
Central Subject Files	1945-57	12 ft.
District Legal Officer
Central Subject Files	1942-54	6 ft.
District War Plans Office
Central Subject Files	1940-50	5 ft.
District Intelligence Officer
Central Subject Files	1942-45	1 ft.
District Civil Engineer
Central Subject Files	1948-57	3 ft.
Industrial Manager, 8th ND, New Orleans
Central Subject Files	1940-58	28 ft.
Supervisor of Shipbuilding, Orange, Texas
Central Subject Files	1935-47	4 in.

NEW ORLEANS NAVAL STATION
Letters Sent By The Commanding Officer of the Station and the Officer in Charge of U.S. Ironclads in Reserve	1867-75	6 in.
Letters, Endorsements, and Telegrams Received By The Commanding Officer of the Naval Station and the Officer in Charge of U.S. Ironclads in Reserve	1865-75
NAVAL AIR ADVANCE TRAINING COMMAND
Central Subject Files	1942-58	50 ft.
Includes records on the Blue Angels and war diaries for various operational patrol,       scouting, bombing, and torpedo squadrons.
NAVAL AIR INTERMEDIATE TRAINING COMMAND
Central Subject Files	1942-45	10 ft.
10th NAVAL DISTRICT
Office of the Commandant
Central Subject Files	1940-56	82 ft.
These records will be transferred to the National Archives--Northeast Region in       1992. Researchers should contact the Director for information about availability.
15th NAVAL DISTRICT
Office of the Commandant
Central Subject Files	1921-52	39 ft.
Includes records of the Commander-Panama Sea Frontier.
NAVAL STATION AND OPERATING BASE, GUANTANAMO, CUBA
Index to General Correspondence	1908-42	16 ft.
General Correspondence	1908-42	135 ft.
Central Subject Files	1948-56	5 ft.
KEY WEST NAVAL STATION, KEY WEST, FLORIDA
Station Log Books	1879-1912	15 vols.

NATIONAL ARCHIVES--PACIFIC SOUTHWEST REGION

11th NAVAL DISTRICT, SAN DIEGO
Office of the Commandant
Subject files	1918-25	14 ft.
Central subject files	1923-58	126 ft.
Formerly classified correspondence	1921-47	50 ft.
Assistant Chief of Staff (Operations)
Central Subject Files	1934-50	112 ft.
Assistant Chief of Staff (Naval Reserves and Training)
Correspondence relating to merchant marine naval reserve personnel	1924-46	2 ft.
Correspondence relating to the recruitment of naval reserve officer personnel	1925-43	1 ft.
Naval reserves files	1925-43	50 ft.
District Director of Naval Reserves
Central Subject Files	1943-49	11 ft.
Assistant Chief of Staff (Personnel)
Central Subject Files	1938-54	63 ft.
Assistant Chief of Staff (Logistics)
Central Subject Files	1952-54	1 ft.
District Director of Material
Central Subject Files	1939-46	45 ft.
District Communications Office
Central Subject Files	1916-47	83 ft.

District Legal Office
Central Subject Files	1943-50	18 ft.
District Planning Office
Central Subject Files	1925-52	21 ft.
District Public Works Office
Field Surveys, Tests, and Exploration Files	1927-58	48 ft.
Convoy and Routing Office
Subject Files	1941-46	6 ft.
Industrial Manager
Central Subject Files	1938-45	14 ft.
NAVAL AIR FACILITY, IMPERIAL BEACH
Central Subject Files	1955-56	4 ft.
NAVAL ELECTRONICS LABORATORY, SAN DIEGO
Central Subject Files	1955-59	12 ft.
Engineering Notebooks	1941-71	4 ft.
Research and Development Technical Reports	1942-53	84 ft.
NAVAL OPERATING BASE, SAN PEDRO/TERMINAL ISLAND
Office of the Commandant
Central Subject Files	1940-47	80 ft.
Naval Drydocks
Manual of operations	1944	2 in.

Mine Disposal Unit
Subject Files	1941-46	5 ft.
Legal Office
Courts of Inquiry files	1941-47	5 ft.
Assistant Industrial Manager
Central Subject Files	1940-47	8 ft.
ROOSEVELT BASE, TERMINAL ISLAND
Central Subject Files	1944-46	5 ft.
LONG BEACH/LOS ANGELES NAVAL BASE
Central Subject Files	1948-53	21 ft.
LONG BEACH NAVAL STATION
Central Subject Files	1953-56	23 ft.
NAVAL SUPPLY DEPOT, LONG BEACH
Subject Files of the Supply Officer	1949-62	2 ft.
PACIFIC MISSILE TEST CENTER, POINT MAGU
Central Subject Files	1946-59	38 ft.
Test Reports	1955	8 ft.
Historical Photographs		15 ft.
NAVAL WEAPONS TEST CENTER, CHINA LAKE
Central Subject Files	1944-58	80 ft.
Project Files (Sidewinder, Snort, Parachute)	1942-81	9 ft.
Management Analysis Reports	1950-58	9 ft.

NAVAL WEAPONS STATION, SEAL BEACH
Central Subject Files	1947-69	2 ft.
CIVIL ENGINEERING LABORATORY, PORT HUENEME
Project Files	1943-70	58 ft.

 

NATIONAL ARCHIVES -- PACIFIC SIERRA REGION

Office of the Commandant
Board of Inspection and Survey Records for the Pacific Coast (Formerly Classified)	1943	2 ft.
Correspondence Related to Aviation, Shore Development, and Port Chicago (Formerly Classified)	1911-48	5 ft.
Directives	1951-58	8 ft.
District Planning Records (Classified)	1950-55	5 ft.
General Correspondence	1925-55	991 ft.
General Correspondence (Classified)	1946-53	102 ft.
General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1919-54	241 ft.
Incoming and Outgoing Correspondence Logs (Formerly Classified)	1920-45	1 ft.
Index Cards to General Correspondence	1940-46	134 ft.
Index Cards to General Correspondence (Classified)	1948-53	5 ft.
Index Cards to General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1954	1 ft.
Miscellaneous Publications	1944-48	4 ft.
Navy Radiological Defense Laboratory Publications (Classified)	1949-56	1 ft.
Records of the Civilian Personnel Program	1936-45	2 ft.
Shore Development and Planning Records (Formerly Classified)	1919-45	3 ft.
Special Shore Development Correspondence Records (Classified)	1919-51	1 ft.
War Plans Records Set (Formerly Classified)	1935-44	4 ft.
Commander, Naval Air Bases
General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1945-54	4 ft.

Industrial Manager
General Correspondence	1954-58	30 ft.
General Correspondence (Classified)	1854, 1857-58	2 ft.
General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1955	1 ft.
Selected Technical Reports and Correspondence (Classified)	1954	1 ft.
Inspector General
Inspection Reports and Records of Investigations	1946-53	2 ft.
Legal Officer
Records of Court Martials	1948-52	6 ft.
Subject Files	1935-51	23 ft.
Port Director's Office
General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1940-45	3 ft.
Merchant Vessel Secret Logbooks (Formerly Classified)	1942-45	70 ft.
Ship's Movement Log (Formerly Classified)	1944-45	1 ft.
Subject Files (Formerly Classified)	1946-49	1 ft.
Public Works Officer
Advance Facilities Planning Records	1951-56	1 ft.
Contracts and Specifications for Navy Facilities	1951-60	20 ft.
Real Property Records	1949-62	13 ft.
Records Officer
Subject Files	1942-47	1 ft.
Ship Delivery Points Office
Correspondence Relating to ex-U.S.S. Ships Transferred to Foreign Governments (Classified)	1953-57	1 ft.

MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD, San Francisco, California
Office of the Commandant/Commander
General Correspondence (old files)	1917-25	338 ft.
General Correspondence Record Cards	1916-21	7 ft.
Letters Sent	1856-1907	4 ft.
Letters Sent to the Secretary of the Navy and to Chiefs of Navy Department Bureaus	1858-63	2 in.
Letters and Telegrams Sent to the Secretary of the Navy	1863-1907	3 ft.
Letters, Circulars, and Telegrams Received from the Secretary of the Navy	1854-1910	9 ft.
Letters, Endorsements, and Telegrams Sent to the Bureau of Construction and Repair	1863-1907	2 ft.
Register of Letters Received from the Bureau of Construction and Repair	1901-07	1 in.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Construction and Repair	1863-1905	9 ft.
Letters and Telegrams Sent to the Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting	1863-1907	2 ft.
Register of Letters Received from the Bureau of Equipment	1901-07	1 in.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting	1862-1907	8 ft.
Letters, Endorsements, and Telegrams Sent to the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery	1863-1907	8 in.
Register of Letters Received from the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery	1901-07	1 in.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery	1863-1907	1 ft.
Letters and Telegrams Sent to the Bureau of Navigation	1863-1907	2 ft.
Register of Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Navigation	1901-07	2 in.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Navigation	1862-1910	7 ft.
Letters and Telegrams Sent to the Bureau of Ordnance	1863-1907	1 ft.
Registers of Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Ordnance	1901-07	1 in.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Ordnance	1896-1910	2 ft.
Letters and Telegrams Sent to the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing	1863-1907	2 ft.
Registers of Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts	1901-07	2 in.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing	1854-1910	8 ft.
Letters Sent to the Bureau of Steam Engineering	1863-1907	1 ft.
Registers of Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Steam Engineering	1862-1910	1 in.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Steam Engineering	1862-1910	5 ft.
Letters and Telegrams Sent to the Bureau of Yards and Docks	1863-1907	2 ft.
Register of Letters Received from the Bureau of Yards and Docks	1901-07	1 in.
Letters Received from the Bureau of Yards and Docks	1855-92, 1895-1910	9 ft.
Registers of Letters and Telegrams Received from the Commandant of the US Marine Corps	1901-07	1 in.

Letters and Telegrams Received from the Commandant of the US Marine Corps	1878-1910	2 ft.
Letters Sent to the Commander-In-Chief and Officers of the Pacific Squadron	1863-1907	2 ft.
Letters Received from the Commander-In-Chief of the Pacific Squadron	1869-81	6 in.
Letters Received from Other Navy Yards	1882-86	1 in.
Letters Sent to Navy Agents and Paymasters	1862-68	4 in.
Letters, Endorsements, and Telegrams Sent to the Navy Pay Office at San Francisco	1869-1907	2 ft.
Register of Letters and Telegrams Received from the Navy Pay Office at San Francisco	1901-05	1 in.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Navy Pay Office at San Francisco	1881-1907	7 ft.
Letters and Endorsements Sent to the Commandant of the U.S. Naval Training Station, San Francisco	1899-1907	2 in.
Letters Sent to Consulates at San Francisco Relating to Foreign Vessels	1867-68	1 in.
Copies of Letters Sent to Representative of Commercial Firms	1875-95, 1897-1907	2 ft.
Letters, Orders and Telegrams Received Relating to Interference with the U.S. Mail	1894	2 in.
Copies of Letters Received Relating to the Rebuilding of the U.S. Ironclad Monadnock	1875-85	3 in.
Letters and Memoranda Sent to Yard Officials	1862-69	3 in.
Letters and Orders (Press Copies) Sent to Officers at the Yard	1863-71, 1878-1907	9 in.
Letters, Endorsements, and Telegrams Sent to Marine Officers at the Yard	1863-68, 1903-07	2 in.
Letters Sent to Officers of Vessels at the Yard	1865-68	1 in.
Letters Sent to the Civil Engineer's Office	1864-67	1 in.
Letters Sent to the Civil Engineer, the Chief Engineer, and the Naval Constructor	1882-92	1 in.
Letters Received from the Civil Engineer's Office	1882-86	2 in.
Letters, Memoranda, and Reports Received from the Chief Engineer's Office	1882-92	6 in.
Letters Sent to the Naval Constructor	1864-67	1 in.
Letters Received from the Naval Constructor	1882-88	5 in.
Letters Sent to Paymasters and Storekeepers at the Yard	1864-68	1 in.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the Yard Paymaster's Office	1864-67	3 in.
Letters Received from the General Storekeeper's Office at the Yard	1889-92	1 in.
Letters Sent to Yard Executive, Ordnance, and Navigation Officers	1864-67	1 in.
Letters and Reports Received from the Equipment Office	1882-93	2 ft.
Letters and Endorsements Sent to the Commanding Officer of the U.S.S. Independence	1880-1907	4 in.
Letters and Reports Received from the Commanding Officer of the U.S.S. Independence	1892-1901	2 ft.
Letters and Telegrams Received by the Naval Retiring Board at the Yard	1908-10	1 in.
Registers of Letters and Reports Received and Forwarded	1870	1 in.
Registers of Orders Issued to Yard Officials and of Communications Sent to the Navy Department	1872-75	6 in.
Indexes (Name) to Part of General Correspondence	1918, 1923-25	12 ft.
Indexes (Subject Card) to Part of General Correspondence	1918, 1923-25	9 ft.

Indexes (Name Card) to Part of General Correspondence	1917-18, 1923-25	12 ft.
Index (Name Card) to Part of General Correspondence Relating to Civilians	1917	3 ft.
Indexes (Subject Cross Reference Slips) to Part of General Correspondence	1917	7 ft.
Correspondence Relating to Constructing, Repairing, Equipping, and Inspecting Naval Vessels	1926-40	23 ft.
Letters, Memoranda, and Telegrams Sent By Examining and Retiring Boards at the Yard	1914-20	2 in.
General Orders and Regulations of the Navy Yard	1858-63	1 in.
General Orders, Special Orders, Notices, and Circulars	1861-67, 1872-1910	3 in.
Circular Letters Received from the Navy Department and the Treasury Department	1861-63	3 in.
Register of Officers Reporting for and Detached from Duty at the Yard	1893-1910	2 in.
Sick Reports of the Mare Island Marine Barracks and the Mare Island Naval Hospital	1905-10	1 in.
Daily and Weekly Enlistment Returns of the US Receiving Ship Independence	1882-93	1 ft.
Weekly Reports of Deserters from the US Receiving Ship Independence	1889-92	6 in.
Semiannual Returns of Apprentices Employed in Yard Departments	1890-1900	2 in.
Register of Bills Approved for Payment	1859-62	1 in.
Billbooks	1862-69	6 in.
Daily Logbooks	1858-59, 1861-62	3 in.
Quarterly Reports of Schedules of Wages in the Yard Departments	1881-98	7 in.
Reports Concerning the Condition of Ships Out of Commission	1903-10	1 ft.
Weekly Reports on Drydocks Received from the Civil Engineer	1903-04	2 in.
Wage Survey Reports	1906-07, 1911	2 ft.
Papers of T.J.J. See, Professor of Mathematics	1908-12	6 in.
Index (Name and Subject)	ca. 1897-98	1 in.
Indexes (Name and Subject Card)	1907-10	3 ft.
Index by Subject	undated	1 in.
Shop Bulletins Issued Pertaining to Instructions and General Information	1909-15	2 in.
Employee Record Cards	1890-1908	2 in.
Weather Reports	1917	5 in.
Copies of Naval Intelligence Reports	1885-86	1 in.
Aerial Photographs of Mare Island (Classified)	1923	5 items
Correspondence Logs (Classified)	1945-46	1 ft.
Dispatch indexes (Classified)	1945-46	2 ft.
General Correspondence	1926-43, 1954-58	242 ft.
General Correspondence (Classified)	1951046, 1954-58	183 ft.
Orders and Notices	1929-48	6 ft.
Ordnance Letters (Classified)	1942-46	1 ft.
Radar Publications (Classified)	1942-47	2 ft.
Radio Correspondence (Classified)	1943-46	1 ft.
Selected Special Reports and Correspondence (Classified)	1935-57, 1950, 1955-57, 1959	17 ft.
Selected Special Reports and Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1944-49	2 ft.
Selected Torpedo, Mine and Other Ordnance Publications (Classified)	1939-47	1 ft.

Ship Battle Damage Reports (Classified)	1941-46	3 ft.
Ship Mechanical Drawings and Blueprints (Classified)	1940	1 ft.
Ship Precommissioning Publications--ARD 32 (Classified)	1944	1 ft.
Ship Repair Records: U.S.S. Sperry (AS-12)	1941-42	2 ft.
Yard Orders, Notices and Memoranda	1929-48	6 ft.
Captain of the Yard
Miscellaneous Letters, Memoranda, and Telegrams Received	1911-13	1 ft.
Endorsements and Memoranda Sent to the Commandant and Yard Officials	1906-09, 1911-13	2 ft.
"Personal and Private Letters" Sent to the Secretary of the Navy and Bureaus of the Navy	1903-07	1 in.
Memoranda and Endorsements Sent Pertaining to Repairs and Personnel Assigned to Tugs	1900-06	1 in.
Monthly Report of Vessels of the US Navy at Mare Island	1877-83, 1890-91	2 in.
Copies of Reports of Monthly Inspection for Safety Devices Sent to the Commandant	1912-13	1 in.
General Correspondence	1903-06, 1910-12	5 in.
Copies of Disciplinary Reports Received Concerning Enlisted Personnel at the Yard	1911-12	1 in.
Letters and Endorsements Received from Captains of Navy Yard Tugs and Launches	1900-05	2 in.
Information Copies of Letters and Circulars Received from the Navy Department and Bureaus	1912-13	1 in.
Copies of Commandant's General Orders, Special Orders, Circulars, and Notices	1913-15	5 in.
Weekly "Notice to Mariners" Received from the Bureau of Lighthouses	1912	4 in.
Construction and Repair
Labor Record Book	1862-63	2 in.
Clerk's Muster Rolls	1882-1901	5 ft.
Record of Overtime Pay	1898	6 in.
Time Book	1901	2 in.
Registers of Employees	ca.1890- ca. 1901	4 in.
Foreman's Muster Books	1880-95	4 in.
Payroll Books	1867-95	2 ft.
Register of Letters and Memoranda Received	1889-98	4 in.
Index (Subject) to Letters Received by the Naval Constructor's Office	1890-94, 1896, 1898-99	1 ft.
Index to Letters Sent	1895, 1897, 1900-06	2 ft.
General Correspondence	1907-08	1 in.
List of Employees in the Construction and Repair Department	1895	1 in.
Miscellaneous Correspondence	1891-97	9 ft.
Miscellaneous Correspondence Relating to Specifications, Reports, and Surveys	1889-1921	2 ft.

Consolidated Reports of Costs of Vessels	1872-87	2 in.
Time Roll	1866-67	2 in.
(Stone Dry Dock Section)
Muster Roll Book	181-82
Logbook	1880-82
Equipment and Recruiting
Time Books	1884-94, 1896-1901	6 in.
Muster Roll Book	1871-75	1 in.
Abstract of Labor Expended	1871	1 in.
Copies of Letters Received from the Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting	1889-98	11 in.
Press Copies of Letters Received from the Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting	1889-1900	1 ft.
Letters, Endorsements, and Memoranda Sent	1865-1900	2 ft.
Letters Received from the Commandant's Office and the Navy Pay Office at San Francisco	1880-86	5 in.
Copies of Letters and Telegrams Referred by the Commandant	1888-89	1 in.
Letters Sent to the Navy Paymaster at San Francisco	1869-74	2 in.
Copies of Letters Received and Forwarded by the Commandant's Office	1881-88	1 in.
Letters and Orders Received by Lieutenant Commander C.G. Bowman, Equipment Officer	1898-1900	1 in.
Tests on Generating Sets and Motors Held at the Union Iron Works, San Francisco	1902-03	1 in.
Miscellaneous Letters and Memoranda Sent and Commandant's Orders Received	1886-88	1 in.
Commandant's General and Special Orders, Orders to Survey Equipment and Letters Received	1888-1901	2 in.
Index to Letters Received from the Secretary of the Navy and Bureaus of the Navy Department	1887-1901	2 in.
Judge Advocate General
Miscellaneous Letters and Telegrams Received Relating to General Courts-Martial	1909-19	7 in.
Letters and Orders Received Pertaining to General Courts-Martial	1908-13	2 in.
Letters, Memoranda, and Telegrams Sent to the Commandant and the Judge Advocate General in Washington	1910-12	3 in.
Manufacturing Department
Monthly Reports of Work Force Employed	1912-14	4 in.

Medicine and Surgery
Letters, Memoranda, and Endorsements Received Pertaining to Medical Supplies on Vessels	1901-07
Letters, Reports, and memoranda Sent to the Commandant and Other Yard Officials	1892-1912	8 in.
Register of Patients Admitted to the Hospital and Record of Medical Surveys	1910	1 in.
Navigation Office
Letters and Orders Received from the Commandant	1891-95	3 in.
Letters Sent Concerning Reports and Supplies	1882-87	2 in.
Ordnance Department
Time Books	1867-1905	10 in.
Miscellaneous Letters, Memoranda, and Telegrams Received	1861-1900	5 ft.
Letters, Endorsements, and Telegrams Received by Inspectors Detailed at Union Iron Works	1894-1907	2 ft.
Letters, Endorsements, and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Ordnance	1898-1900	9 in.
Letters Received Relating to Ordnance Supplies for the U.S.S. Monadnock, Monterey, and Oregon	1891-98	6 in.
Letters Sent to the Bureau of Ordnance Relating to Supplies, Equipment and Work	1864-87, 1898-1900	9 in.
Letters, Memoranda, and Endorsements Sent Chiefly to the Commandant and Yard Officials	1863-82, 1888-91, 1895	1 ft.
Copies of Letters and Memoranda Sent for Forwarding to the Bureau of Ordnance	1891-1900	8 in.
Telegrams and Endorsements Received Relating to Ordnance Supplies and Repairs	1898-1900	3 in.
Letters and Telegrams Received from the California Powder Works	1898-1900	2 in.
Miscellaneous Letters Sent by the Inspector of Ordnance Detailed at Union Iron Works, San Francisco	1894-1907	6 in.
Copies of Commandant's Orders, Circulars, and Letters from Navy Department Bureaus	1861-63, 1886-90	1 in.
Miscellaneous Letters, Circulars, and Memoranda Received	1864-69	2 in.
Memoranda Received from Yard Officials and Copies of Letters Referred by the Commandant	1879-86	2 in.
Letters Sent to the California Powder Works	1898-1900	1 in.
Letters and Memoranda Received from the Bureau of Ordnance	1896-98	1 in.
Miscellaneous Correspondence Relating to Ordnance at the Navy Yard and to Vessels	1864-80	10 in.
Index to Letters and Memoranda Sent and Received	1900-02	3 in.

Information Copies of Letters and Telegrams Received from the Bureau of Ordnance	1890-91, 1896-98	3 in.
Letters and Telegrams Received Mainly from Contractors Pertaining to Inspection	1899	1 in.
(Magazine Division)
Record of Work	1870-83	1 in.
Steam Engineering
Labor Record Books	1870-94	2 ft.
Clerk's Muster Rolls	1869-83, 1886-89, 1893-1901	3 ft.
Time Book	1901	2 in.
Payroll and Muster Roll Book	1867-71	4 in.
Record of Payroll	1874-78	2 in.
Payroll Books	1901-05	4 in.
Letters and Endorsements Sent to the Commandant and Yard Officials	1890-1909	3 ft.
Letters and Endorsements Sent by the Inspector of Machinery and Engine Officer	1909-10	1 ft.
Memoranda, Orders, and Instructions Received from the Commandant's Office	1880-85, 1900-07	3 in.
Miscellaneous Letters and Memoranda Sent to Yard Officials, Naval Officers, and Firms	1906-09	3 in.
Miscellaneous Letters Sent to the Commandant's Office, Private Persons, and Firms	1898-1902	1 in.
Letters, Memoranda, Orders and Circulars Received Relating to the Bureau of Construction	1858-62, 1865-17	4 ft.
Copies of Letters Received from the Secretary of the Navy and Chiefs of Navy Bureaus	1864-74, 1890-1907	5 ft.
Letters, Memoranda, Endorsements, and Orders Received from the Commandant's Office	1890-95	2 in.
Letters and Endorsements Received from Commercial Firms Relating to Machinery	1902-03	2 in.
Subject Index to Letters Received	1865-85	2 in.
Shipkeeper's Daily Patrol Reports Relating to the Soundings and Condition of Ships	1916-18	4 in.
Office File of the Chief Clerk Relating to the Docking of Vessels and Work Completed	1909-10	1 ft.
Daily Patrol Reports on the Shipkeeper-in-Charge Pertaining to Vessels	1911-12, 1918	1 ft.
Quarterly Reports of Power Boats in Yard Service or Condemned	1915-17	4 in.
Monthly Reports of Boats Building or Under Repair at the Yard	1902-14	2 ft.
Miscellaneous Letters and Reports Sent by the Naval Constructor's Office	1865-76, 1880-82, 1885-90	1 ft.
Orders and Instructions Sent to Yard Officials	1863-70	1 in.

Daily Reports of Temperature Readings of Coal Holds, Bulletins, and Orders	1885-89, 1899-1900, 1909-15	6 in.
Printed Issuances, General and Special Orders, and Circulars Received	1867-82	2 in.
Dock Logs Relating to Dry Docks 1 and 2	1907, 1910-11	1 in.
Memoranda and Orders to Foremen of the Hull Division	1892-1918	4 ft.
Orders and Memoranda Issued to the Machinery Division	1913-18	3 in.
Register of Ship's Correspondence Received and Forwarded	1915	1 in.
Correspondence Record of the Machinery Division	1910-1915	5 in.
Log of the S.S. Jupiter During Her Construction at Mare Island	1911-13	1 in.
Submarine Center
General Correspondence (Classified)	1941-46	2 ft.
Supply Department
General Correspondence (Classified)	1941-46	1 ft.
Yards and Docks
Time Clerk's Muster Books	1870-1901	5 ft.
General and Special Orders, Circulars, Memoranda, and Referred Letters Received	1903-08	2 in.
Copies of Efficiency Reports and Duties of Personnel	1896-1904	1 in.
Administrative File of Civil Engineer H.H. Rousseau Relating to Memoranda Issued and Received	1904-06	1 in.
Commandant's Special and General Orders	1886-1903	4 in.
HUNTER'S POINT SHIPYARD, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Office of the Commander
Administrative Histories (Classified)	1944-52	6 in.
Directive Case Files	1955-58	5 ft.
General Correspondence	1940-55	119 ft.
General Correspondence (Classified)	1951-58	8 ft.
Management Reports	1947-51	6 in.
Publications: "The Drydocker"	1944-65	3 ft.
Ship Damage Reports	1948-51	6 in.
Station Smooth Journals and Rough Logs	1953-54	1 ft.
War Diaries and War Preparation Records (Classified)	1943-49	8 in.

Industrial Manager (Assistant)
General Correspondence	1953	3 ft.
General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1951-53	2 ft.
Navy Radiological Defense Laboratory
General Correspondence	1946-59	54 ft.
General Correspondence (Classified)	1946-59	75 ft.
Oscillographic Records (Classified)	1953-57	1 ft.
Technical Experiment Notebooks (Classified)	1948-58	9 ft.
Technical Experiment Notebooks (Formerly Classified)	1948-54	5 ft.
Technical Publication Reports (Classified)	1957-59	2 ft.
Technical Reports Artwork (Classified)	1956-60	10 ft.
Technical Reports Artwork	1959-60	12 ft.
Testing Project Field Records (Classified)	1955-56	3 ft.
Supervisor of Shipbuilding and Inspector of Ordnance
General Correspondence	1951-54	11 ft.
General Correspondence (Classified)	1951-55	6 in.
Ships Drawings and Correspondence	1959-60	2 ft.
SAN FRANCISCO NAVAL BASE, CALIFORNIA
Commander's Office
General Correspondence	1946-54	15 ft.
Commander's Office, Mare Island-Vallejo Area
Base Serial Correspondence	1951-57	2 ft.
General Correspondence	1947-57	19 ft.
General Correspondence (Classified)	1948-49	1 ft.
General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1951-53	3 ft.
Special Files of the Commander's Office	1951-57	4 ft.
TREASURE ISLAND NAVAL STATION, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Office of the Commander
Cancelled Station Instructions	1951-54	10 in.
Commander Cary's Correspondence (includes personal correspondence)	1944-46	1 in.
General Correspondence	1954-59	32 ft.
Reports	1944-49	2 ft.

Station Orders	1951-54	5 in.
TREASURE ISLAND NAVAL RECEIVING STATION, CALIFORNIA
General Correspondence	1955-58	2 ft.
NAVAL AIR STATION, ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA
Commander's Office
Confidential Directives (Classified)	1957-58	2 in.
General Correspondence (Classified)	1957-58	10 in.
Overhaul and Repair Department
Internal Publication: Management Reviews	1952-59	1 ft.
Public Works Department
Survey Cards	ca. 1940-50	9 ft.
Survey Field Books for 12th Naval District Installations	ca. 1940-50	5 in.
NAVAL AMMUNITION DEPOT, HAWTHORNE, NEVADA
General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1948-50	1 ft.
War Diaries (Classified)	1942-46	1 ft.
NAVAL SUPPLY CENTER, OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
Pacific Requisition Control Office
Reports: Analysis of Material Logistical Support to the Pacific Ocean Area	1946-60	2 ft.
NAVAL WEAPONS STATION, CONCORD, CALIFORNIA
General Correspondence (Classified)	1958-59	2 ft.
NAVY PRE-FLIGHT SCHOOL, ST. MARY'S COLLEGE, MORAGA, CALIFORNIA
Commander's Office
Correspondence Related to Personnel	1946	6 in.
History of the Flight School Station and the College	1946	2 in.

Records Related to Construction of Buildings	1942	1 in.
Records Related to the Athletics Program	1943-45	1 in.
Photographs Related to the Program	1943-45	6000 items
Photographs of Officers and Enlisted Men	ca. 1942-45	100 items
Station Logs	1942-46	2 ft.
Station Regulations and Orders	1946	1 in.
Subject Files	1942-46	3 ft.
PACIFIC RESERVE FLEET, MARE ISLAND, CALIFORNIA
General Correspondence	1912-57	4 ft.
14TH NAVAL DISTRICT, PEARL HARBOR, HAWAII
Office of the Commandant
General Correspondence	1912-57	704 ft.
General Correspondence (Classified)	1945-47, 1950, 1952	27 ft.
General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1945-46, 1949-54	35 ft.
Correspondence Relating to Naval Transports	1928-34	7 ft.
Correspondence Relating to the National Recovery Act	1933-34	1 ft.
Housing Correspondence	1940-43	1 ft.
Issuances	1927-41	1 ft.
Outlying Islands Photographic Records (Formerly Classified)	1935-42	2300 items
Personnel Correspondence	1941-45	9 ft.
Staff Special Interest Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1940-44	6 in.
Commander, Naval Air Bases
General Correspondence	1942-43	1 ft.
General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1944-53	11 ft.
District Staff Headquarters
Commandant's Records from the Hawaiian Sea Frontier (Formerly Classified)	1942	4 in.
General Correspondence	1939-44	60 ft.
General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1935-46	129 ft.
Photographic Camouflage Studies and Reports (Formerly Classified)	1942-46	186 items
Post-War Status Planning Records (Formerly Classified)	1945	2 ft.
Records Related to Significant Pacific War Theater Battles: Battle of Midway, VJ Day (Formerly Classified)	1942-45	2 in.
Records Related to Significant Pacific War Theater Battles: Pearl Harbor Attack, Dec., 1941 (Formerly Classified)	1941	5 in.
Records Related to Significant Pacific War Theater Battles: Pearl Harbor Attack (Formerly Classified)	1942	1 in.

Charts, Maps and Diagrams of Installations Around Pearl Harbor	1959	3 ft.
Harbor Defense Unit
General Correspondence	1952-54	1 ft.
General Correspondence (Classified)	1950-54	1 ft.
Hawaiian Sea Frontier
General Correspondence	1950, 1952-57	10 ft.
Correspondence Related to the Missile Impact Location System Project	1958-60	4 in.
Drawings and Blueprints of the Missile Impact Location System Project	1958-59	50 items
Industrial Manager
General Correspondence	1952-56	19 ft.
General Correspondence (Classified)	1953-55	1 ft.
Inspector General
Inspection Reports	1953-56	3 ft.
Intelligence Officer
Hawaiian Islands Construction Photographs (Formerly Classified)	1941-42	290 items
Japanese Mandated Islands Ethnographic & Hydrographic reports (Formerly Classified)	1942	6 in.
Legal officer
Correspondence, Reports, and Other Records	1941-42	2 ft.
General Subject Correspondence	1943-46	9 ft.
General Subject Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1946-47	8 ft.
Records of Boards of Investigations and Courts of Inquiry	1926-43	3 ft.
Significant Program and Investigative Case Files (Formerly Classified)	1940-45	4 ft.
Transcripts of Proceedings of General Courts-Martial	1929-42	6 ft.
Registers of Naval Personnel Awaiting General Courts-Martial	1939-42	2 in.
Newspaper Clippings Pertaining to the "Ala Moana Case"	1931-32	2 ft.
Logistical Board
Correspondence and Reports (Formerly Classified)	1943-46	1 ft.

Correspondence, Minutes, and Reports (Classified)	1944-46	1 ft.
Logistical Officer
General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1942-46	2 ft.
Medical Officer
General Program and Individual Medical Records (Formerly Classified)	1943-48	6 in.
Mail Logs for Incoming and Outgoing Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1943-47	4 in.
Local Defense Force
General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1940-45	5 in.
Port Director's Office
Ships Passenger Lists (Formerly Classified)	1940-42, 1944-45	2 ft.
Public Works Office
Drawings of Projects Overseas and in Hawaii	1950-59	5 ft.
Real Estate Division
Real Estate Appraisals & Reports	1942-43	4 in.
Shore Patrol
Reports Relating to the Arrest and Disposition of Prisoners	1933-37	3 ft.
Reports of Arrests of Naval Personnel for Misconduct	1933-36	1 ft.
Logs	1932-37	3 ft.
Supply Officer
Selected Supply Department Records (Formerly Classified)	1942-45	1 ft.

War Plans Officer
Pre-War Planning Records (Formerly Classified)	1931-41	1 ft.
PEARL HARBOR SHIPYARD, HAWAII
Office of the Commandant/Commander
General Correspondence (old files)	1980-28	100 ft.
General Correspondence	1927-56	204 ft.
General Correspondence (Classified)	1940-57	27 ft.
General Classified (Formerly Classified)	1940-46	90 ft.
Letters Sent	1899-1902	6 in.
Registers of Letters Sent	1905-15	2 ft.
Letters Sent to the Secretary of the Navy	1906-08	6 in.
Letters Sent to the Assistant Secretary of the Navy	1902-06	3 in.
Registers of Letters Received	1905-15	1 ft.
Letters Received from the Secretary of the Navy	1899-1908	3 in.
Letters Sent to the Bureau of Equipment	1901-06	4 in.
Letters Received from the Bureau of Equipment	1899-1908	8 in.
Letters Sent to the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery	1904-08	3 in.
Letters Received from the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery	1901-08	3 in.
Letters Sent to the Bureau of Navigation	1902-08	9 in.
Letters Received from the Bureau of Ordnance	1904-07	3 in.
Letters Received from the Bureau of Steam Engineering	1905-07	3 in.
Letters Sent to the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts	1902-08	3 in.
Letters Received from the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts	1899-1908	3 in.
Letters Sent to the Bureau of Yards and Docks	1901-08	4 in.
Letters Received from the Bureau of Yards and Docks	1899-1908	6 in.
Letters Sent to Marine Corps Officers	1903-08	3 in.
Letters Received from Marine Corps Officers	1903-08	3 in.
Letters Sent to Officers Commanding Ships and Squadrons	1902-08	3 in.
Letters Received from Officers Commanding Ships and Squadrons	1902-08	6 in.
Letters Sent to Naval Stations and Yards	1902-08	3 in.
Letters Received from Naval Stations and Yards	1902-08	3 in.
Letters Sent to Persons in the Territory of Hawaii	1900-08	8 in.
Letters Received from Persons in the Territory of Hawaii	1899-1908	2 ft.
Correspondence Relating to the Alteration and Repair of Naval Vessels	1921-24	4 ft.
Miscellaneous Correspondence	1930-34	15 ft.
Cablegrams Sent	1903-08	9 in.
Cablegrams Received	1903-08	6 in.
Orders Received from the Navy Department	1903-08	1 in.
Orders Relating to Naval Personnel	1899-1916	3 in.
Reports Relating to the Laying Up and Recommissioning of Naval Vessels at the Yard	1922-35	2 ft.
Liberty and Prisoner List	1933	2 in.
Indexes to Correspondence of the Machinery, Radio, and Hull Divisions	1917-21	14 ft.

Captain of the Yard
Letters Sent	1904-05	1 in.
Letters Received	1904-05	1 in.
Construction and Repair
Letters Sent to the Commandant	1904-05	2 in.
Equipment and Recruiting
Letters Sent to the Commandant	1904-07	2 in.
Surveys and Appraisals of Equipment and Navigation	1905-09	2 in.
Fleet Salvage Unit
Diving Log Books	1942-46	2 ft.
Drawings of Righting and Raising Operations on Sunken Battleships (Formerly Classified)	1942-44	420 items
General Subject Files	ca. 1942-45	2 ft.
Individual Personnel Diving Records	1942-45	4 ft.
Ship Salvage Reports and Logs	1942	6 in.
Monthly Salvage Reports	1942-44	2 ft.
Ordnance Salvage Records	1942-44	1 ft.
Personnel and Equipment Records	1942-44	6 in.
Salvage Photographs (Formerly Classified)	1941-45	400 items
Ordnance Department
Card List of Headings of Correspondence Folders	1905-16	2 in.
Card List of Ordnance Issuances	1902-17	6 in.
Index (Subject Cards)	1902-17	6 in.
Navy Yard Workman Passes	1917-19	2 in.
Steam Engineering
Letters Sent	1907-07	2 in.
U.S.S. Ward (DD139)
Deck Log	1942	1 in.

Yards and Docks
Letters Sent by the Chief Engineer	1901-03	1 in.
Miscellaneous
Blueprints Relating to Wireless Telegraph Apparatus Used on Ships and Shore Stations	1903-07	4 in.
PEARL HARBOR NAVAL BASE, HAWAII
Office of the Commander
General Correspondence	1945-46	9 ft.
General Correspondence (Classified)	1941-46	7 ft.
General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1945-46	1 ft.
PEARL HARBOR NAVAL STATION, HAWAII
Office of the Commander
General Correspondence	1955-56	1 ft.
"Old Naval Station," Pearl Harbor
General Correspondence	1903-24	31 ft.
Logs of Pearl Harbor Navy Station	1902-11, 1913-24	2 ft.
Logbook	1934	1 in.
Marine Detachment Logbooks	1935-37	4 in.
NAVAL COMMUNICATIONS STATION 128, PEARL HARBOR, HAWAII
Correspondence (Serial Set)	1953-55	3 ft.
General Correspondence	1947-57	23 ft.
General Correspondence (Classified)	1949-54	2 ft.
General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1955	1 ft.
NAVAL COMMUNICATIONS STATION 85, HONOLULU, HAWAII
General Correspondence (Classified)	1948-55	5 ft.

NAVAL RADIO STATION, WAHIWA, HAWAII
General Correspondence (Classified)	1950-54	2 ft.
NAVAL SECTION BASE, BISHOPS POINT, OAHU, HAWAII
Station Deck Logs	1942-45	1 ft.
NAVAL AIR STATION 4, BARBERS POINT, HAWAII
Commanding Officer
General Correspondence	1947-55	65 ft.
General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1948-54	7 ft.
Station Logs	1946-47, 1950-57, 1960	6 ft.
Public Works Officer
General Correspondence	1951	2 ft.
NAVAL AIR STATION, FORD ISLAND, HAWAII
Commanding Officer
General Correspondence	1947-52	32 ft.
General Correspondence (Classified)	1957-60	1 ft.
NAVAL AIR STATION, KAHULUI, HAWAII
General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1943-47	4 ft.
NAVAL AIR STATION, KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII
General Corresopndence	1946-50	31 ft.
General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1943-50	8 in.
Historical Reports	1939-45	1 in.
NAVAL AIR STATION, WAHIWA, HAWAII
General Correspondence	1950-56	2 ft.

NAVAL AIR FACILITY, HILO, HAWAII
General Correspondence	1943-45	19 ft.
General Correspondence (Classified)	1943-47	4 ft.
Orders, Memorandums, and Instructions	1944-45	6 in.
Station Newspaper: Staiton Air	1944-45	1 in.
NAVAL AIR FACILITY, HONOLULU, HAWAII
General Correspondence (Formerly Classified)	1944-45	4 in.

 

NATIONAL ARCHIVES -- PACIFIC NORTHWEST REGION

13th NAVAL DISTRICT, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
Office of the Commandant
Administrative History	1940-48	3 ft.
Central Subject Files	1938-54	414 ft.
Ship's history -- U.S.S. Chara	1957-59	1 ft.
Commandant's Representative, Portland, Oregon
Central Subject Files	1946-47	3 ft.
Inspector General
Central Subject Files	1946-56	4 ft.
Assistant Chief of Staff for Personnel
Central Subject Files	1945-58	14 ft.
Assistant Chief of Staff for Operations
Central Subject Files	1946-56	28 ft.
Assistant Chief of Staff for Logistics
Central Subject Files	1942-60	12 ft.

Unclassified Vessel Files	1950	1 ft.
Unclassified Log Files	1951	1 ft.
Transferred Ships Files	1951	1 ft.
Assistant Chief of Staff for Naval Reserve & Training
Central Subject Files	1918-58	17 ft.
Central Subject Files (Reserve Coordinator)	1946-50	27 ft.
Deputy Chief of Staff for Naval Reserves
Central Subject Files	1956-60	2 ft.
Advance Base Office
Central Subject Files	1945	2 ft.
Civilian Personnel Office
War Diary (charged out)	1941-46	1 ft.
Communications Office (NW Sea Frontier)
Central Subject Files	1937-45	34 ft.
Dental Office
Central Subject Files	1949-51	4 ft.
Medical Office (Reserve)
Central Subject Files	1953-60	3 ft.
Operations Office
District Orders	1945	1 ft.
Central Subject Files	1942-50	56 ft.
Alteration, Repairs & Overhaul Files	1945	1 ft.

Planning Office
Central Subject Files	1919-54	12 ft.
Public Works Office
Central Subject Files	1942-59	2 ft.
Master Planning Office	1944-59	3 ft.
Drawings	1942-59	17 ft.
Real Estate Office
Real Property leases	1946-60	6 ft.
Assistant Industrial Manager
Central Subject Files	1944-45	1 ft.
Civil Engineer
Survey & Construction Files	1952-53	1 ft.
Port Director
Central Subject Files	1941-46	39 ft.
Central Subject Files (Convoy Routing Office)	1942-46	28 ft.
Records Management
Central Subject Files	1945-52	6 ft.
Training Command, West Coast (Portland) Representative
Central Subject Files	1943-45	15 ft.
PUGET SOUND NAVAL SHIPYARD, BREMERTON, WASHINGTON
Commander
Central Subject Files	1924-61	151 ft.
Directive Case Files	1954-58	32 ft.

Incoming and Outgoing Despatches	1941-42	16 ft.
Notices and Orders	1916-54	6 ft.
Recommissioning of Ships	1922-33	2 ft.
Boards of Investigations	1940-48	2 ft.
Planning Department
Memos	1951-60	1 ft.
PUGET SOUND NAVY BASE
Office of the Commander
"Old Files"	1901-25	2 ft.
Officer Personnel Files	1943	1 ft.
Real Estate Office
Real Property Files	1936-60	1 ft.
PUGET SOUND NAVAL STATION, BREMERTON, WASHINGTON
Central Subject Files	1951-58	1 ft.
NAVAL STATION, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
Commander
Central Subject Files	1948-52	1 ft.
Public Works Office
Master Planning Files	1946-56	1 ft.
Minecraft Delivery Point Team
Central Subject Files	1956-59	2 ft.
TONGUE POINT NAVAL STATION, ASTOPRIA, OREGON
Commander
Central Subject Files	1945-57	4 ft.

Industrial Manager
Central Subject Files	1943-45	18 ft.
Ship Repair Unit #1
Central Subject Files	1952-54	11 ft.
NAVAL COMMUNICATIONS STATION, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
Central Subject Files	1946-53	13 ft.
NAVAL AIR STATION, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
Central Subject Files	1938-53	55 ft.
NAVAL AIR BASE, SPOKANE, WASHINGTON
Station Logs	ca. 1950's	2 ft.
NAVAL AIR BASE, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
Central Subject Files	1950-51	2 ft.
BANGOR AMMUNITION DEPOT, BREMERTON, WASHINGTON
Station Journal	1919-64	5 ft.
MILITARY SEA TRANSPORT SERVICE--NORTH PACIFIC SUB-AREA
Commander
Central Subject Files	1949-59	24 ft.
Organization Manuals	1949-59	1 ft.
Plans, Policies and Project Files	1951-52	1 ft.
Port Director
Central Subject Files	1946-51	10 ft.

PACIFIC RESERVE FLEET, TACOMA GROUP
Commander
Central Subject Files	1953-58	3 ft.
PACIFIC RESERVE FLEET, COLUMBIA RIVER GROUP
Central Subject Files	1951-57	2 ft.
Deck Log (LSMR 404)	1954	1 ft.
U.S. NAVAL BERTHING FACILITY, SWAN ISLAND, PORTLAND, OREGON
Central Subject Files	1944-47	6 ft.

 

NATIONAL ARCHIVES -- ALASKA REGION

17th NAVAL DISTRICT, KODIAK, ALASKA
Office of the Commandant
Central Subject Files	1946-58	44 ft.
Housing Records	1950-61	1 ft.
Commander--Alaskan Sea Frontier
Central Subject Files	1945-47	19 ft.
Commander--Navy Air Bases
Central Subject Files	1944-47	9 ft.
Information Office
Central Subject Files	1942-46	5 ft.
Case Files	1942-44	5 ft.
Courts Martial and Investigations	1943-46	3 ft.

Ordnance Office
Central Subject Files	1944-45	3 ft.
Industrial Manager
Central Subject Files	1943-45	4 ft.
Public Works Office
Central Subject Files	1943-46	7 ft.
BRANCH ROUTING OFFICE, PLEASANT ISLAND, ALASKA
Central Subject Files	1942-45	2 ft.
NAVAL OPERATING BASE, DUTCH HARBOR, ALASKA
Central Subject Files	1946-47	4 ft.
Communications Files	1945-47	3 ft.
Public Works Files	1946	1 ft.
NAVAL OPERATING BASE, KODIAK, ALASKA
Central Subject Files	1940-50	71 ft.
War Diary	1942-46	1 ft.
SUBMARINE BASE, KODIAK, ALASKA
Commander
Central Subject Files	1942-45	10 ft.
Industrial Manager
Central Subject Files	1951-53	3 ft.

NAVAL STATION, KODIAK & ADAK, ALASKA
Commander
Central Subject Files	1943-52	39 ft.
Development Plans	1952	2 ft.
Captain
Central Subject Files	1948	3 ft.
NAVAL COMMUNICATION STATION #127
Central Subject Files	1942-49	4 ft.
NAVAL AIR STATION, ATTU, ALASKA
Central Subject Files	1945-47	3 ft.
Dispensary Records	1943-46	1 ft.
NAVAL AIR STATION, KODIAK, ALASKA
Central Subject Files	1945-50	11 ft.
Base Orders	1943-44	5 ft.
War Diary	1942-43	4 ft.
NAVAL AIR STATION, SITKA, ALASKA
Office of the Commandant
Central Subject Files	1938-47	43 ft.
Records Relating to Port Althorp	1942-44	1 ft.
NAVAL AIR FACILITY, ADAK, ALASKA
Central Subject Files	1942-49	34 ft.
Route Slips	1945	1 ft.
NAVAL AIR FACILITY, AMCHITA, ALASKA
Central Subject Files	1943-45	13 ft.

NAVAL AIR FACILITY, ANDREANOF ISLAND, ALASKA
Central Slubject Files	1944-47	1 ft.
NAVAL AIR FACILITY, COLD BAY, ALASKA
Radio Logs	1943-45	25 ft.
NAVAL AIR FACILTY, KISKA, ALASKA
Central Subject Files	1943-44	7 ft.

Appendix I
The Regional Archives System

National Archives--New England Region 380 Trapelo Road Waltham, MA 02154 617-647-8100; FTS 839-7100 National Archives--Northeast Region Building 22--Military Ocean Terminal Bayonne, NJ 07002-5388 201-823-7252 National Archives--Mid Atlantic Region 9th and Market Streets, Room 1350 Philadelphia, PA 19107 215-597-3000; FTS 597-3000 National Archives--Southeast Region 1557 St. Joseph Ave. East Point, GA 30344 404-763-7477; FTS 246-7477 National Archives--Great Lakes Region 7358 South Pulaski Road Chicago, IL 60629 312-581-7816; FTS 353-0162 National Archives--Central Plains Region 2312 East Bannister Road Kansas City, MO 64131 816-926-6272; FTS 926-6272

National Archives--Rokey Mountain Region Building 48--Denver Federal Center Denver, CO 80225-0307 303-236-0817; FTS 776-0817 National Archives--Pacific Sierra Region 1000 Commodore Drive San Bruno, CA 94066 415-876-9009; FTS 470-9009 National Archives--Pacific Southwest Region 24000 Avila Road, P.O. Box 6719 Laguna Niguel, CA 92607-6719 714-643-4241; FTS 796-4241 National Archives--Pacific Northwest Region 6125 San Pint Way NE Seattle, WA 98115 206-526-6507; FTS 392-6507 National Archives--Alaska Region 654 West Third Avenue Anchorage, AK 99501 907-271-2441; FTS 868-2441 National Archives--Southwest Region 501 West Felix, P.O. Box 6216 Forth Worth, TX 76115 817-334-5525; FTS 334-5525

Appendix II
Select List of Classifications from the Navy Filing Manual

A1		Plans, Projects, Policies
A2		Executive Action
	A2-1	Regulations, Navy
A3		Organization and Management
	A3-1	Organization
	A3-2	Management
A4		Operations of Vessels, Aircraft, and Shore Stations
	A4-1	Status of vessels and aircraft
	A4-2	Status of shore stations
	A4-3	Ship and aircraft movements
	A4-5	Visits of ships or aircraft
A5		Exercises, Practices, and Competitions
	A5-1	Gun exercises
	A5-2	Torpedo exercises
	A5-3	Mine exercises
	A5-9	Drills
	A5-12	Pigeon training, races, flights, etc.
	A5-14	Aircraft and balloon races
A6		Communications
	A6-1	Traffic
	A6-2	Operations of radios
	A6-3	Codes and signals
	A6-6	Files and Records
A7		Publicity and Censorship
	A7-1	Publicity
	A7-2	Censorship
A8		Intelligence
	A8-1	Intelligence systems
	A8-2	Information, collection of
	A8-3	Information, dissemination of, general
	A8-4	Secret Service
	A8-5	Espionage
A9		Reports and Statistics
A10		Publications
A11		Researches and Investigations
A12		Historical Matters
A13		Inventions, Patents, and Beneficial Suggestions
A14		Foreign Affairs, Doctrines, of State, Foreign Policy
A15		Honors and Ceremonies
A16		War, Preparation for; Conduct of
	A16-1	National Defense
	A16-2	Belligerents; combatants; policies of
	A16-3	Warfare Operations
A17		Law; Justice
A18		Legislation and Congressional Action
A19		Conferences
A20		Unclassified Communications
A21		Aviation
	H2-10	Pollution of Navigable Waters
	H2-10	Rescue Work
	H3-8	Wrecks
L1		Appropriations, Estimates, and Allotments
	L1-1	Appropriations
	L1-2	Allotment of Appropriations
L2		Specifications
L4		Purchasing
	L9-3	Alterations, Repair, and Overhaul
L11		Appreciation, depreciation and disposition
	L11-1	Casualties and Salvage, Accidents
L24		Resources and facilities
N1		Grounds
N3		Administration Structures
N4		Personnel Structures
N5		Shop Structures
N6		Storage Structures
N7		Power, Pumping, and Gas-Generating Structures
N8		Experimental and Laboratory Structures
N9		Hospital Structures
N22		Dredging
N24		Fuel Plants
N40		Fuel Oil Tanks
P1		Genealogy and Identifications
	P1-4	Exclusion of races
P2		Preventive Medicine
P6		Death and Casualties
	P6-1	Casualties in actions
		Captures in action, reports of casualties
	P6-1	Death
	P6-1	Remains
	P6-1	Graves and markers
P8		Social relations
	P8-1	Labor and labor unions, blacklisting
P9		Political relations
	P9-2	Political disturbances
P11		Education
P14		Apopintment
P15		Commendations, citations, and medals
P16		Assignment and Detail
P20		Performance
P21		Morale
S1		Design of vessels
S3		Inspection and Planning
S11		Hull structural
S39		Insulation and Lagging
S94		Salvage
EN		Department of the Navy (various facilities and organizations)
IX		Unclassified Vessels
JJ		Material
NA		Naval Air Stations
NB		Naval Bases
NS		Naval Stations
NT		Naval Depots
NY		Nay Yards
SS		Submarines

Note: Records for all of the above classificaitons will probably not be found in all of the "Central Subject Files" mentioned in this guide. In many cases, Navy personnel screened and destroyed records before transfer to the National Archives. Often, only selected files from the "A" classification remain. Researchers should contact the Director of the appropriate Regional Archives for specific information about the file categories that are available for a particular unit.

Index

1st Naval District	1
3rd Naval District	13
4th Naval District	14
5th Naval District	14
6th Naval District	15, 17
7th Naval District	16, 17
7th Squadron	18
8th Naval District	ii, 21
9th Naval District	20, 21
10th Naval District	13, 23
11th Naval District	24
12th Naval District	27, 38
13th Naval District	46
14th Naval District	39
15th Naval District	23
17th Naval District	51
Adak	53
Aerial Photographs	31
Ala Moana Case	40
Alameda	38
Alaska	51-55
Amchita	53
Andreanof Island	54
Annapolis	14, 15
Astoria	49
Atlantic Reserve Fleet	16, 18
Attu	53
Aviation	iii, 1, 22, 27, 57
Bailey Isle	12
Bangor Ammunition Depot	50
Blimp Squadron	17
Boston	1-5, 12
Boston Naval Shipyard	3, 5
Bremerton	48-50
Brooklyn	13
Brunswick Naval Air Station	11
Bureau of Steam Engineering	3, 6, 29, 42
Bureau of Yards and Docks	3, 4, 29, 42
California	27, 29, 34, 36-39
Cecil Field Naval Air Station	17
Charleston	15, 16
Chicago	20, 27, 55
China Lake	26
Civil Engineering Laboratory	27
Cold Bay	54
Columbia River Group	51
Concord	38
Connecticut	11
Corpus Christi	19
Cuba	23
Culebra Naval Station	13
Dutch Harbor	52
Electricians Training School	15
Fighter Squadron 104	20
Fighter Squadron 132	18
Fleet Aircraft Service Squadron 98	18
Florida	16-19, 23
Ford Island	45
Ft. Williams	12
Glenview Naval Air station	20
Glynco Naval Air Station	16
Great Lakes	ii, 20, 21, 55
Great Lakes Naval Training Station	20
Green Cove Springs	18
Guantanamo	23
Gulf Sea Frontier	17
Hawaii	39, 41, 42, 44-46
Hawaiian Sea Frontier	39, 40
Hawthorne	38
Hilo	46
Honolulu	44, 46
Hunters Point	36
Hydrographic	18, 40
Illinois	20, 21
Imperial Beach	25
Indian Head	15
Industrial Manager	2, 16, 17, 20, 22, 25, 26, 28, 37, 40, 48, 50, 52
Ingalls Shipbuilding Corporation	19
Jacksonville	16-18
Japanese Mandated Islands	40
Kahului	45
Kaneohe Bay	45
Key West	18, 19, 23
Key West Naval Air Station	19
Key West Naval Operating Base	18
Key West Submarine Base	19
Kiska	54
Kodiak	51-53
Lakehurst	13
Long Beach Naval Station	26
Los Angeles	26
Maine	11, 12
Mare Island	29, 31, 32, 36, 37, 39
Maryland	iii, 14, 15
Massachusetts	1, 3, 11, 12
Melville	12
Memphis	19, 20
Memphis Navy Yard	19
Miami	16, 18
Military Sea Transport Service	50
Minneapolis Naval Air Station	21
Mississippi	19
Monadnock	30, 34
Moraga	38
Motor Torpedo Boat	12
Mound City Naval Station	21
Naval Air Advanced Training Command	ii, 17, 23
Naval Air Basic Training	19
Naval Air Intermediate Training Command	23
Naval Air Reserve Training Command	20
Naval Air Station 14	45
Naval Air Technical Training Center	17
Naval Air Technical Training Command	20
Naval Communications Station 128	44
Naval Communications Station 85	44
Naval Electronics Laboratory	25
Naval Engineering Experiment Station	15
Naval Ordnance Station	15
Naval Weapons Station	27, 38
Naval Weapons Test Center	26
Navy Radiological Defense Laboratory	27, 37
Navy Submarine Base	11
Nebraska	21
New Hampshire	8, 11
New London	11
New Orleans	21-23
New Orleans Naval Station	23
New York	13, 20
New York Navy Yard	13
Newport	10-12
Norfolk	14
Oakland	38
Olathe Naval Air Station	21
Omaha	21
Orange	22
Oregon	34, 46, 49, 51
Pacific Missile Test Center	26
Pacific Reserve Fleet	39, 51
Pacific Squadron	30
Pascagoula	19
Pearl Harbor	39, 40, 42, 44
Pearl Harbor Naval Station	44
Pearl Harbor Shipyard	42
Pensacola	19, 22
Pensacola Naval Air Station	19, 22
Philadelphia Navy Yard	14
Point Mugu	26
Port Chicago	27
Port Hueneme	27
Port Royal Naval Station	16
Port Washington	13
Portland	12, 46, 48, 51
Portsmouth	8, 9, 11, 14
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard	8
Puerto Rico	13
Puget Sound Navy Base	49
Quonset Point	11
Rhode Island	10-12
Rock Island Naval Reserve Division	21
Roosevelt Base	26
Rousseau, H.H.	36
S.S. Jupiter	36
Salvage	43, 57
San Diego	24, 25
San Francisco	27, 29, 30, 33, 34, 36, 37
San Juan	13
San Juan Naval Station	13
San Pedro	25
Sanford Naval Air Station	18
Scouting Squadron 1	17
Scouting Squadron 39	17
Scouting Squadron 40	17
Seal Beach	27
Seattle	46, 49, 50, 55
See, T.J.J.	31
Shore Patrol	12, 41
Sitka	53
South Carolina	15, 16
South Portland	12
Spokane	50
Squantum Naval Reserve Aviation Base	11
St. Mary's College	38
St. Thomas Naval Station	14
Swan Island	51
Tacoma Group	51
Takoma Park	15
Terminal Island	25, 26
Texas	19, 22
Tongue Point Naval Station	49
Treasure Island Naval Station	37
U.S.F. Constiution	4
U.S.S. Chara	46
U.S.S. Independence	30
U.S.S. S-4	1
U.S.S. Sperry	32
U.S.S. Ward	43
Union Iron Works	33, 34
Virgin Islands	14
Virginia	14
Wahiwa	45
War Diaries	ii, 1, 12, 15, 17, 22, 23, 38, 47, 52, 53
Washington	iii, 13, 14, 33, 46, 48-50
Washington Naval Air Station	14
Washington, D.C.	iii, 14
Westport Point	12