Notes on what I found:
- I stopped browsing after 2000 line items (browse 100 line items at a time). Not sure how large the database is.
- I scanned through the entries so probably missed a lot of relevant topics.
- Any entry starting with a "*" is either a publication or record group that on the surface is not related to military history. Example are consular reports from Chinese cities or State Department records of internal affairs. Sometimes the asterix symbol is a note to self, such as references to FBI case files.
- I added Consular Reports from Chinese cities are there is bound to be information on military operations during the age of colonial outposts in China along with warlords and civil strife in the countryside.
- I did not include letters to the service academy's superintendents, war criminal trials, and others but mention them here to give an idea of the broad range of record group titles available.
The list on the next page is not meant to be a resource, just a visual tool to give the reader an idea of the extent of the archives. It is best to use the links at top to find specific subjects.
