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VOLUME_9_GERMAN_TRAFFIC_ANALYSIS.PDF
VOLUME_8_MISCELLANEOUS.PDF
VOLUME_7_GOERINGS_RESEARCH_BUREAU.PDF
VOLUME_3_SUPREME_COMMAND_SIGINT_AGENCY.PDF
VOLUME_5_GERMAN_AF_SIGINT_SERVICE.PDF
VOLUME_4_ARMY_HIGH_COMMAND_SIGINT_SERVICE.PDF
VOLUME_1_SYNOPSIS.PDF
VOLUME_2_NOTES_ON_GERMAN.PDF
Revised DIRNSA lists of funnel msg recipients
Handwritten note on DIRNSA wishes on level of effort
Handwritten summary of DIRNSA suggestion about long-term Cuban collection
List of documents relating to Cuban crisis
Study group established to review reporting on Cuba
Summary of Soviet ships in Cuban ports, as of 19 June 1963
Buildup and changes to collection and reporting on Cuba
Meeting to review reporting requirements on Cuban air defense
DIRNSA proposal to Navy concerning courier service
Status summary for ASA operations
DIRNSA requests results of hearability tests in Florida
Handwritten note on renotating types of communications in Cuba
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