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Historical Amphibious File (HAF) Finding Aid

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Box 1

HAF Correspondence

HAF 1 Marine Corps Aviation Amphibious Warfare 1940

MCS 19 Class C Stowage

HAF 2 Air Infantry Training: Bibliography of ca. 1941/1951

Unclassified Materials Bearing on the

pre-1935 Development of Amphibious

Doctrine

HAF 3 Report of the Operations Conducted by the January 15-20, 1940

Second Marine Aircraft Group F.M.F.

During Fleet Tactical Exercises

HAF 4 Report of Field Artillery Section Field August 6-15, 1942

Exercises New River, N.C

HAF 5 Data on 75mm Pack Howitzer, M-1 December 20, 1937

HAF 6 Tentative Landing Operations Manual, December 22,1937

Request for

HAF 7 Landing Rations July 27, 1936

HAF 8 Landing Rations March 31, 1938

HAF 9 Experimental Landing Rations January 5-20, 1938


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HAF 10 Marine Corps Aviation, General 1940

HAF 11 Report of Board Convened in Amphibious March 15, 1943

Force, United States Atlantic Fleet, to

Devise a(Tentative) Doctrine for Air

Support Control in Landing Operations

HAF 12 The Characteristics of Coral Formations April 20, 1936

of the Pacific Islands: the Extent

Which These Formations Impede Landings

From Small Boats and Possible Methods

for Reducing Their Effect as Obstacles

HAF 13 Request for Services of Mine Layer-Mine October 31,

Sweeper Craft During FLEX 6

HAF 14 Defensive Mines February 2, 1938

HAF 15 Mines, Use of in Beach Defense July 9-23, 1937

HAF 16 Report of Force Medical Officer on U.S. Fleet March 12, 1937

Landing Exercise No. 3

HAF 17 Report of Antiaircraft Units, First Army October 27-30, 1941

Maneuvers 20-25 October 1941

HAF 18 Landing Rations December 24, 1936 - December 23,1937


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HAF 19 Experimental Landing Rations March 18, 1938 - April 1, 1938

HAF 20 Corrections on Marine Corps February 20, 1934 - September 5, 1939

Schools Map of Guam; Maps of

Guam, Transmittal of; Geological

Surveys in the Pacific February 20,

1934 - September 5, 1939 Maps of

Guam, Transmittal of; Geological

Surveys in the Pacific

HAF 21 Combat Loading for Landing Craft: n.d.

Shore to Shore Operations

HAF 22 Report on Equipment for an January 20, 1933 - March 10, 1933

Antiaircraft Regiment, Base

Defense Force

HAF 23 Lecture: Equipment, Supply and Tonnage May 14, 1936

Tables: Their Purpose, Preparation and Uses

by Captain James L. Denham, USMC

HAF 24 Extracts From Instructional Material n.d.

on Loading Troops and Their Equipment

HAF 25 Joint Army and Navy Maneuvers, 1925

Chief Umpires' Reports,

Hawaii, Exercise No. 3


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HAF 26 Statement of Commander Black, May 8, 1925

Naval Forces, Fourth Day of Critique

HAF 27 Alleged Lack of Co-operation Between May 4, 1925

Army and Navy Aircraft During the Recent

Maneuver

HAF 28 Report of Operations of Marine Corps May 8, 1925

Patrol From USS Savannah, Joint

Army-Navy Problem No. 3

HAF 29 USS Shawmut: Navigational War-Diary April 15-27, n.y.

HAF 30 Statement-Re: Attack on Enemy Main April 28, 1925

Body and Langley, on 26 and 27 April, 1925

HAF 31 Equipment and Tonnage Tables, August 28, 1933 - September 22, 1933

Approved 9 Sept.1929;

Revision of

HAF 32 Umpire Reports, Grand Joint Exercise February 16, 1932 - December 7, 1933

No. 4 (Joint Army and Navy Maneuver,

1932)


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HAF 33 Transport Loading - General n.d.

HAF 34 Force General Order No. 7-42 March 4-25, 1942

HAF 35 Computation of Cargo Requirements December 29, 1931

HAF 36 Picture Plan # AW-2: Combat Unit Loading 1942

HAF 37 Joint Board: Joint Action of the Army and Navy 1927

HAF 38 Joint Action of the Army and Navy, 1927/1935 April 24,1936 - May 18, 1936

HAF 39 Tentative Manual for Landing Operations 1934

HAF 40 Miller, E. B.: The Marine Corps in Support of 1933

the Fleet

HAF 41 Proceedings for Conference Held at the n.d

Marine Corps Schools, Quantico, Va.,

on Tuesday,January 9, 1934 for the Purpose

of Discussing, Approving, or Commenting

on the Various Headings and Sub-Headings

of the Tentative Landing Operations Manual,

Prepared by the Marine Corps Schools, and

What it Should Include

HAF 42 Tanks, Information of March 11, 1938


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HAF 43 Marine Corps Landing Operations: March 2, 1931 - October 20, 1931

Tentative Text, Status of

HAF 44 Instructions Regarding the Revision of August 1, 1934

the Tentative Manual for Landing Operations

HAF 45 Recommendations for Changes in FTP-167 June 19, 1940 - April 26, 1943

HAF 46 Reprint of Schools Order Number 1-38: November 22, 1938

Landing Operations Doctrine

HAF 47 Proposed Changes Paragraph 552, F.T.P. 167 June 12, 1939

HAF 48 Capabilities of Landing Craft, Type LST, June 12, 1943

Report of

HAF 49 Conference Concerning Various Types of n.d.

Landing Craft,Their Capabilities and Limitations

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HAF 50 The Design of a Landing Boat for Assault 1936

Waves with Photos Senior Class 1935-36

Captain W. D. Bassett

HAF 51 Japanese Landing Operations - Yangtze 1937

Delta Campaign,prepared by

1st Lt. Victor H. Krulak


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HAF 52 A Study of the Military Geography of March 20, 1936

the Japanese Mandate Islands by Julian P.

Brown, Major, USMC

HAF 53 Experimental Landing Lighters at Quantico, October 13, 1930 - June 18, 1931

1931

HAF 54 Higgins Eureka Boats March 10-20,1939

HAF 55 Procedure When Debarking Troops From October 21-30, 1941

Landing Boats

HAF 56 Coast Guard Boats Available at Curtis Bay, July 6, 1933 - October 11, 1937

Baltimore, Maryland

HAF 57 Report on Inspection of Shipping Board August 21, 1930 - April 14, 1933

Cargo Vessels

HAF 58 Photographs of Landing Boat ca. 1937

HAF 59 Training Directive Number:8-39: October 17, 1939

Debarkation from Boats

HAF 60 Training Directive Number: 7-39: October 17, 1939

Commands for Handling Rubber Boats

HAF 61 Lecture: Naval Gunfire in Support of May 10, 1929


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a Landing by Lt. Commander Albert E.

Schrader, U.S.N.

HAF 62 Lecture: Landing Operations with 1938-1939

Special Reference to Naval Gunfire Support

by Commander C. G. Richardson,

U.S. Navy

HAF 63 Landing Operations Manual: n.d.

Chapter V: Naval Gunfire

HAF 64 Lecture: Naval Gunfire Support of Landing 1938-1939

Operations by Commander C. G. Richardson

HAF 65 Report of Gunnery Exercises, 1939-40: September 10, 1940

Extracts from re: "Special Landing Exercises"

HAF 66 Naval Gunfire in Support of Landings February 18, 1931

HAF 67 Advanced Practice "D": Firing From Small December 1, 1931

Boats in Landing Operations

HAF 68 3" Stokes Mortar as Boat Gun October 18, 1932 - November 2, 1932

HAF 69 Small Wars Operations 1935 revised

MISSING

HAF 70 Correspondence:Major C. D. Barrett to October 15, 1931

(Cdr. H. A. Flannigan, (U.S. Navy)


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HAF 71 Correspondence: Major T. C. Cook, C.A.C., April 21, 1931

to Major J. B. Crawford, Coast Artillery

School-Comments on Navy Board Report

"Naval Gunfire in Support of Landings"

HAF 72 Fortifications for Naval Bases in the May 26, 1919

Caribbean Sea Region

HAF 73 A History of U.S. Fleet Landing Exercises September 1939

by B.W. Bally, Lt. Col., USMC;Gunfire

Support in Fleet Landing Exercises by David

L. Nutter, Lt. Com., US Navy; Landing

Operations and Equipment by William F.

Royall, Lt., US Navy; Pictorial Record of

Landing Boat Development by William F.

Royall, Lt., US Navy

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HAF 74 Operation Plan Roger 1-41: Puerto Rico July 16,1941

HAF 75 Training Order No. 2-41 November 2, 1942

HAF 76 Report of Observers on Landing Exercises March 17, 1943

Conducted by Regimental Landing Group 17,

7th Infantry Division During Period

22 February - 9 March

HAF 77 Training Bulletin No. 2-43: Amphibious April 19, 1943

Force Landing Exercises February 21 -


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March 9, 943 and March 10-27,1943

HAF 78 Training for 7th Infantry Division February 24, 1943

HAF 79 The Mission of the Marine Corps-Army

and Navy Register January-June 1920;

Excerpts 13 March 1920, page 342

HAF 80 Training Bulletin No. 1-43: Amphibious February 18, 1943

Force Landing Exercises December 9-21,

1942 and January 2-20, 1943

HAF 81 Training Bulletin No. 3-43: Amphibious July 6,1943

Force LandingExercises May 19 - June 29,

1943

HAF 82 Notes on Comments by the Coast Artillery n.d.

School

HAF 83 Correspondence: (1) G.L.Schuyler, 22 April 1931

Commander, U.S. Navy to Flanigan

28 April 1931; (2) S. M. Harrington

to Major Charles D. Barrett, U.S.M.C.,

HAF 84 Final Report of JANEX-1 (Landing Exercises, February 10, 1942

Lynn Haven Roads, 12-19 January 1942)

HAF 85 Amphibious Force, Atlantic Fleet, Final Feburary 27, 1942

Report of Landing Exercises, Lynn Haven

Roads, 12-19.January 1942


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HAF 86 Preliminary Report of JANEX-1 (Landing January 19, 1942 - February 6, 1942

Exercises, Lynn Haven Roads,

12-19 January 1942

HAF 87 Report of Landing Exercises-Lynn Haven January 31, 1942

Roads for 12 - 19 January 1942

HAF 88 Report on January Amphibious Exercises January 28, 1942

HAF 89 Operation Plan NEGAT 7-41 n.d.

HAF 90-A Reconnaissance of Guam Volume 1 1936

HAF 90-B Reconnaissance of Guam Volume 2 1936

HAF 91 Tactical Principles and Decisions:Withdrawal April 7, 1933

of a Overseas Expeditions:Division as a

Part of a Corps to Reembark After

Landing on a Hostile Shore

HAF 92 Landing Group Operation Plan Number. .. February 5, 1940

3-40

HAF 93 Observations in Connection with the 2d May 27, 1942 - June 1, 1942

Battalion 39th Infantry, Ninth Division

ACAF Embarkation, Debarkation and

Landing Exercises Held During the Period


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27 May - 1 June, 1942

HAF 94 36 Ft. Support Landing Boat-Eureka Type January 29, 1942 - February 3, 1942

HAF 95 Landing Exercises Scheduled for January December 31, 1941- January 21,1942

1942 in the New River, N.C. Area

HAF 96 Field Order No. 1: Cape Henry Mobile January 9,1942

Defense Force

HAF 97 Lecture: Origin of Joint Overseas Expeditions- 1933-34

Synopsisof Lecture, 14 March 1934;The

Command and General Staff School, Fort

Leavenworth, Kansas, 1933-34

HAF 97A Joint Overseas Expeditions, The Joint Board, Jan 12, 1933

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HAF 98 Field Order... 3 January 7, 1942

HAF 99 Joint Exercise in Landings Against Opposition January 4, 1942

HAF 100 Joint Exercise in Landings Against Opposition October 15, 1941

HAF 101 Instructions to Umpires Nos. 1, 2, 3 January 11-12, 1942

HAF 102 Letter of Instruction Number 2-41 Red December 30,1941


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HAF 103 Comments on Transports for Overseas December 26, 1940 - February 19, 1941

Operations

HAF 104 Converted Troop Transports - Boats April 21, 1937 - May 17, 1937

HAF 105 President Adams Class (502' Long) - August 21, 1937 - September 16, 1937

Proposed.Conversion to Troop Transports

(XAP)

HAF 106 Manual for Umpires. USMC Landing 1940

Operations

HAF 107 Marine Corps Material (Reference Data for n.d.

Loading and Stowing)

HAF 108 President Type Passenger Vessels July 19, 1937

(Dollar Line), 535' Class - Proposed

Conversion to Troop Transports

HAF 109 Analysis of Naval Gunfire at San Clemente: 1937

Fleet Landing Exercise No. 3

HAF 110 Report of Observations of Maneuvers June 2-13, 1942

Conducted byUnits of the 9th Division,

U.S. Army, Amphibious Corps, Atlantic

Fleet, Solomon's Island Area


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HAF 111 Landing Exercises at Onslo Beach and November 3, 1941

Vicinity,Near New River, N.C., as

Observed by A. J. Higgins....

HAF 112 Notes on Chemical Warfare Taken by January 10-11, 1933

Lt. E.E. Linsert,USMC, at Edgewood

Arsenal, Maryland

HAF 113 President Type Passenger Vessels August 17, 1937 - January 17, 1938

(Dollar Line),535' Class: Proposed

Conversion to Troop Transports

HAF 114 Training Bulletin No. 2-42: Amphibious December 7, 1942

Force Landing Exercises - October 20 - 30

and November 9 - 20, 1942

HAF 115 Training Bulletin No. 1-42: Amphibious Force August 13-19, 1942

Regimental Landing Exercise

HAF 116 First Army Maneuvers, North Carolina, October 22, 1941 - December 12,1941

October-November 1941 Observers Reports

HAF 117 Comments Covering Field Exercises of the October 15-22, 1941

First Army

HAF 118 Lessons Learned by Aviation From Fleet May 4, 1938

Landing Exercise No. 3 - Presentation of

Captain W. C. Lemly USMC


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HAF 119 Medical Service in Joint Overseas Operation 1940

MISSING

HAF 120 Tables of Organization - Uniforms and January 2, 1938

Equipment of the Landing Forces

HAF 121 Picture Plan #AW-3: Naval Gunfire Support n.d.

in Landing Operations

HAF 122 Regulations, Maneuver Rules and Umpire 1933

Instructions for Joint Army and Navy Exercises

MISSING

HAF 123 The Design and Procurement of Suitable ca. 1939-1940

Landing Boats by Victor A. Krulak,

1st. Lt., USMC

HAF 124 The Development and Procurement of ca. 1932

Special Landing Boats for the Marine

Corps by C. P. Van Ness, 1st Lt.

HAF 125 Japanese Landing Boats, Shanghai - Data 1937

Collected by the U.S.S. Bulmer, Asiatic

Fleet, with Photographs

HAF 126 Types of Boats Used for Landing Japanese March 4, 1932

Troops - Shanghai, China

HAF 127 Japanese Special Landing Force Boats and March 9, 1939


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Boat Ships by Melvin G. Brown, Captain,

USMC

HAF 128 Japanese Military Landing Craft: Extracts n.d.

from French Reports: Motor Sampan for

Landings

MISSING

HAF 129 Reports of Gunnery Exercises from FPT 210-1 1940-1941

HAF 130 Aviation in Support of a Landing Reserve 1941-1942

Officers' Class

HAF 131 Report of Observations Made at the Marine August 19, 1941

Barracks New River, North Carolina, Covering

Operations of the First Joint Training Force,

from 4 to 6 August 1941

HAF 132 Report Covering Witnessed Operations of First August 11-25,1941

Joint Training Force on Recent Maneuvers

and Activitiesat the Marine Barracks,

New River, North Carolina 4-5, 7-9 August, 1941

HAF 133 Correspondence Re: Initiating the Practice of the September 3, 1932 - January 21, 1933

Yearly Solution of a Naval War College Problem

(Advance Base) by the Marine Corps Schools

HAF 134 Report on Maneuvers and Activities at New August 18, 1941

River, North Carolina


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HAF 135 Report on Observations of Ship-to-Shore April 10-23, 1942

Training Exercises,Solomon's Islands Area,

18-23 March 1942

HAF 136 Final Report of the Commanding General, August 4-12, 1941

Atlantic Amphibious Force, on the 1st Joint

Training Force Landing Exercises at New

River, N.C.

HAF 137 Characteristics of Higgins Landing Boats n.d.

and Other Landing Craft

HAF 138 U.S. Department of War/Navy January 12, 1933

Department (Joint Board)Joint Overseas

Expeditions

HAF 139 U.S. Department of War/Navy Department - 1920

Joint Army and Navy Action in Coast Defense

MISSING

HAF 140 Report of Observations Made at the Marine August 12, 1941

Barracks New River, North Carolina, Covering

Operations of the First Joint Training Force

From 1630 August 7, 1941, Until 0730 August 9, 1941

HAF 141 Report Covering Witnessed Operations of August 18, 1941

First Joint Training Force on Recent Maneuvers

and Activities atthe Marine Barracks,

New River, N.C.


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HAF 142 Preliminary Report con 1st Joint Training August 27, 1941

Force Landing Exercises at New River,

North Carolina,4-12 August 1941

HAF 143 Observations in Connection with the 1942

2d Battalion 39th Infantry, Ninth Division

ACAF Embarkation,Debarkation and Landing

Exercises Held During the Period

27 May 1942 to 1 June 1942

HAF 144 Preliminary Report for the Schools on U.S. March 28, 1935

Fleet Landing Exercise Number 1, Culebra

Island, February 1935

HAF 145 Major Activities of the Amphibious May 1941 - July 1942

Corps, Atlantic Fleet

HAF 146 Reorganization of the First Marine Division May 28, 1941

Box 5

HAF 147 Minor Landing and Base Defense Exercise - 1940

From:FPT 2 (0) 3-1: Report of Gunnery Exercises

HAF 148 Minor Landing Exercises, San Clemente 1939

Island -From:FTP 203-1: Report of

Gunnery Exercise


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HAF 149 Minor Landing Exercises, San Clemente 1939

Island -From:FTP 185: Reports of

Gunnery Exercises

HAF 150 Participation of West Coast Contingent, June 13, 1935

Fleet Marine Force, in Fleet Problem XVI

HAF 151 Staff Memorandum Number.. .30: Comments March 6, 1936 - November 28, 1938

on Tentative Landing Operations Manual

HAF 152 Miscellaneous Publication Information ca. 1933-1942

"Marine Corps Aviation, General"

HAF 153 San Clemente Landing Operation, Brig. 1935

Gen. McDougal,CG: 12-15 Nov. 35;

Col. E. P Moses, COS.. .2d Bn.,

8th Mar., 2d Bn., 10th Mar.

HAF 154 St. Nicholas Island Tactical Exercise, 1935

14 Nov 33: Navy and Marines

HAF 155 2d Joint Army and Navy Exercise, February 12, 1926 - June 13,1927

Problem No. 3, Oahu, Hawaii, 1925

HAF 156 Campaign Plan No. 5-40: "Special September 16, 1940 - November 20, 1940

Landing Exercises 1940"

HAF 157 Grand Joint Exercise No. 4 (Joint Army March 24, 1932

and Navy Maneuvers, Hawaii, 1932)


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HAF 158 Operation Plan No. 2-34: Fleet Exercise February 10, 1934 - May 22, 1934

H, San Clemente,19-21 Feb 1934

HAF 159 Report of January Tactical Exercises - November 20, 1933 - January 17, 1934

U.S. Fleet,1934

HAF 160 Transport Loading and Logistical Data October 22, 1931- March 3, 1942

HAF 161 (1) United States Fleet Cruising Instructions 24 March 1934

No. 1-34

(2) Minor Joint Exercise at Canal Zone 27 March 1934

(Exercise Q); (3) U.S. Fleet Battle

Instructions, no. 3-34

(4) Report of Tactical Exercises Enroute 23 April 1934

San Pedro-San Diego Area to Panama Canal

(5) U.S. Fleet Radio Intelligence 28 April 1934

Instructions No. 1-34

(6) Report of Exercise Q 21 April 1934 19 May 1934

(7) Brown Fleet Coastal Attack Instructions 31 March 1934

No. 1-34

(8)Report of Exercise O and P - Advanced June 5, 1934

Battle Torpedo Practices 1933-34

(9) Communications Security: Analysis of 18 July 1934

Coded Traffic for Period 17 February to

30 June 1934

HAF 162 Reports of Observations of Maneuvers June 22, 1942


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Conducted byUnits of the 9th Division,

U.S. Army, Amphibious Corps, Atlantic

Fleet, Solomon's Islands Area, 2-13

June 1942

HAF 163 (1) Report of Gunnery Exercises, Year February 3-25,1937

1936-37: Naval Gunfire Experimental

PracticeNumber One; U.S.S. New York,

San C1emente Island, Calif~ornia,

3 February 1937

HAF 163 (2) Report of Gunnery Exercises, Year February 1-17, 1937

1936-37: Exercise Number Two -

Bombardment Practice, U.S.S. New York,

San Clemente Is., Calif., 8 February 1937

HAF 163 (3) Report of Gunnery Exercises, Year Februray 10-25, 1937

1936-37:Exercise Number Three

(Sec. Batt.) Bombardment Practice, U.S.S.

New York, San Clemente Island,

California, 11 February 1937


1936-37, Main Battery-Naval Gunfire

Experimental Practices Three and Four,

U.S.S. New York, San Clemente Island,

California, 11 & 18 February 1937


1936-37, Exercise Number Four (Sec. Batt.)


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Bombardment Practice, U.S.S. New York, San

Clemente Island, California, 18 February 1937

HAF 163 (6) Report of Gunnery Exercises, Year February 23, 1937 - March 30, 1937

1936-37: Naval Gunfire Experimental Practice

Number Five, U.S.S. New York, San Clemente

Island, California 25 February 1937

HAF 164 Fleet Problem XX:Lesser Antilles November 4, 1938 - February 20, 1939

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HAF 165 (1) Advanced Base Operations in Micronesia 1921

by Major Earl H. Ellis, USMC

HAF 165 (2) Advanced Base Operations in Micronesia 1921

by Major Earl H. Ellis, USMC: Charts to

Accompany Plan

HAF 166 Field Order No. 1, San Clemente Force November 23,1931 - November 24, 1931

HAF 167 Landing Operations Manual - Chapter IV: n.d.

Ship-to Shore Movement

HAF 168 Miscellaneous Correspondence - Marine June 25, 1935 - June 17, 1940

Corps Schools


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HAF 169 Proposed Organization for Marine Division April 8, 1940 - September 12, 1940

HAF 170 (1) Supply Organizations, War Strength June 9, 1932

(2) Formation of an Expeditionary Force September 8, 1933

(3) Organization of 7th Regiment September 15, 1933 - September 16, 1933

HAF 171 Landing Force Operations, Havana, Cuba September 26, 1933 - October 22,1933

HAF 172 Illustrative Problem, Amphibious Operations 1942

Presented at the U.S. Naval Academy by

Lt. Col. R. E. Hogaboom

HAF 173 Joint Action Army and Navy, Revised 1935

FTP 155

MISSING

HAF 174 (1) 1st Marine Division - Blue Expeditionary 1931

Forces: General Order No. 1: Basic Information

and Instructions for Grand Joint Exercise No. 4

HAF 174 (2) First Marine Division - Blue Expeditionary 1931

Forces G-4 Annex Actual to Accompany General

Order No. 1

HAF 174 (3) General Signal Operation Instructions, First 1932

Marine Division, Signal Communications

HAF 174 (4) Field Orders No. 1 - 1932; Embarkation Tables 1931-1932

Annex No. 2 to Field Orders No. 1, First Marine


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Division (Constructive); First Marine Division

Blue Expeditionary Force; Administrative Orders

No. 1 (to Accompany Field Orders No. 1) 1931 -

Annex No. 3 - Field Orders No. 1

HAF 174 (5) First Marine Division, Blue Expeditionary 1931

Force Annex No. 2 - Engineer to Administrative

Order No. 1 (Constructive); Annex No. 3 to

Administrative Order No. 1 - Plan of Sanitation

and Medical Plan - General (Constructive);

Summary of Tonnage Tables - Annex No. 4 to

Administrative Order No. 1


Force: Summary of Class I Supplies and Cargo

Embarkation Tables; Data sheets


Force: Summary of Intelligence - Oahu;

G-2 Report No. 2, No. 3

HAF 174 (8) First Marine Division, Blue Expeditonary 1932

Force:Plan 1 - Field Orders No. 2; Annex

No. 1 toField Orders No. 2 - Intelligence;

Annex No. 2 to Fieldand Constructive;

Administrative Orders No. 2 (to Accompany

Field Orders No. 2) (Constructive); Annex

No. 1 to Administrative Orders No. 2 -Plan

of Evacuation, Hospitalization and Medical

Supply; Field Orders No. 2; Annex No. 2 to


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1st Marine Division Administrative Order

No. 2 - Engineer Plan; Annex No. 6 to Field

Orders no. 2 -Signal CommunicationOrders;

Field Orders No. 1


Force:Plan II: Field Orders No. 2; Annex

No. 1 to Field Orders No. 2 - Intelligence;

Annex No. 2-Naval Support; Annex No. 3 -

Fleet Air Support; Annex No. 4 - Debarkation

Schedules (Actual and Constructive);

Administrative Orders No. 2 (Constructive);

Annex No. 1 to Administrative Orders No. 2 -

Plan of Evacuation, Hospitilization and Medical

Supply; Annex No. 2 to Administrative Order

No. 2 - Engineer Plan; Annex No. 6 to Field

Orders No. 2 - Signal Communication Orders;

Field Orders No. 1


Force: Plan III: Field Orders No. 2; Annex

1 to Field Orders No. 2 - Intelligence; Annex

No. 2to Field Order No. 2 - Naval Support;

Annex No. 3 To Field Orders No. 2 - Fleet

Air Support;Annex No. 4 to Field Orders

No. 2 - DebarkationSchedules; Administrative

Orders No. 2 (AnnexNo. 5 to Field Orders

No. 2); Annex No. 1 toAdministrative Orders

No. 2 - Plan ofEvacuation, Hospitalization

and Medical Supply;Annex No. 2 to


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Administrative Orders No. 2 -Engineer Plan;

Annex No. 6 to Field Orders No.2 - Signal

Communication Orders; Field OrdersNo. 1

Box 7

HAF 174 (11) First Marine Division, Blue 1932

ExpeditionaryForce:Field Orders (Plan I)

No. 1; Field Orders No. 2 -Plan 2 Field

Orders No. 2; Plan III - Field Orders

No. 2


Force: Plan I: Field Orders No. 2; Annex

No. 4 to Field Order No. 2 - Landing Schedule;

Plan II: Field Orders No. 2; Annex No. 4 to

Field Orders No. 2 Landing Schedule; Plan III:

Field Orders No. 2; Annex No. 4 to Field

Order No. 2 - Landing Schedule


Force: Plan I: Field Orders No. 2; Boats,

Personnel and Equipment Plan II: Field Order

No. 2; Boats, Personnel and Equipment

Plan III: Field Orders No. 2; Boats, Personnel

and Equipment

HAF 174 (14) First Marine Division, Blue Expeditionary 1931-1932


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Force:Training Circular *1; Training Circular

No. 2; Training Circular #3; Training Circular

#4; Training Circular No. 5 Training Circular

No. 6


Force: 3rd Mar Brigade - Position Report;

Prearranged Plan for Debarkation of Reserve

Group; Annex to Debarkation Schedule USS

Henderson (Actual); Debarkation Schedule-SS

President Hayes

HAF 175 (1) Directive for the Preparation of the 1937

Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va., Plan C-2,

Orange

HAF 175 (2) Marine Barracks, Quantico, Virginia, 1938

Plan C-2, Orange

HAF 175 (3) Marine Barracks, Quantico, Virginia, 1938

Plan C-2,Orange

HAF 175 (4) Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va., Plan C-2, 1938

Orange

HAF 175 (5) Marine Barracks, Quantico, Virginia, Plan 1938

C-2, Orange

HAF 175 (6) Marine Barracks, Quantico, Virginia, Plan 1938

C-2, Orange: Enclosure "A" - Parade Ground


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Encampment

HAF 175 (7) Marine Barracks, Quantico, Virginia, Plan n.d.

C-2, Orange: Enclosure "B" - Cantonment (sic)

HAF 175 (8) Marine Barracks, Quantico, Virginia, Plan n.d.

C-2, Orange: Enclosure "C" - Sick Quarters

Expansion

HAF 176 The Position of the U.S. Marine Corps in n.d.

the National Security Establishment

HAF 177 Extracts from Landing Force Manual, U.S. 1944

Navy: Application to USMC 1938; reprinted

HAF 178 Amphibious Instructions, Landing Force, USF 63 1947

HAF 179 Amphibious Instructions, Landing Forces - 1st June 24, 1946

Tentative Draft

MISSING

HAF 180 Landing Operations Manual. Tentative May 25, 1935 MISSING

HAF 181 Landing Operations Doctrine, U.S. Navy, F.T.P. 1938

167 -Of fice of Naval Operations, Division

of Fleet Training

HAF 182 A Study of Truk Atoll - Caroline Islands 1934

HAF 183 (1) Photographs: Japanese Guns and Positions


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at Enogai Inlet, New Georgia and Kolom Bangara 1943

HAF 183 (2) Photographs: Japanese Guns and Positions

at Enoga Inlet, New Georgia and Kolom Bangara 1943

HAF 184 MP-13 - Singapore- Base Defense: Singapore, n.d.

A Modern Naval Base

HAF 185 China - A Lecture by Colonel McHugh, 1944

13 May 44

HAF 186 The First Marine Division by Joel D. Thacker, 1941-1945

Historian for USMC

HAF 187 Estimate of the Situation, Gilberts, 5 Oct 43, and 1944

Supplementary Estimate of the Situation,

25 Oct 43 (NAVMC 3348)

HAF 188 Lecture: Amphibious Operations, Amphibious July 15, 1946

Force Flagship -Communication Officers'

School

HAF 189 The Guam Operation, Command and Staff 1945

School, Marine Corps Schools, Marine

Barracks, Quantico, Virginia

HAF 190 (1) Field Monograph of Cape Verde Islands 1941


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Box 8

HAF 191 Check-Of f List for Observers of Landing 1942-1943

Exercises

HAF 192 Corps General Order Number.. .43-44: 1944

Beach Designation

HAF 193 Corps General Order Number.. .11-42: 1942

Standing Operating Procedure for Guiding

Initial Boat Groups to Assigned Beaches

HAF 194 Marine Brigade-Shore Partyes (sic): ca. 1934

Notes for Lecture

HAF 195 Force General Order Number.. .7-42: 1942

Standing Operating Procedure, Supply

and Evacuation


31

HAF 196 (1) U.S. Army Command and General Staff ca. 1958

College-Amphibious Operations (Atomic):

Lesson Plan

HAF 196 (2) U.S. Army Command and General Staff 1958

College: Joint Operations - Operation "Dial Tone"

C & GSC #545018

HAF 196 (3) Overlays and Maps

HAF 197 Principles and Applications of Naval Warfare. 1947

U.S. Office of Naval Operations USF 1

HAF 198 Amphibious Warfare Instructions. U.S. 1946

Office of Naval Operations USF 6

MISSING

HAF 199 Escort of Convoy Instructions. U.S. 1947

Office of Naval Operations USF 7

HAF 200 Anti-Submarine Instructions. U.S. 1947

Office of Naval Operations. . .USF 8

HAF 201 Tactics and Operation Instructions, Phib 1947

Forces, USF 66 U.S. Office of Naval

Operations

MISSING

Box 9


32

HAF 202 Base Defense Manual, U.S. Office of 1943

Naval Operations NDP 2

HAF 203 Base Defense Manual, U.S. Office of Naval 1945

Operations NDP 2A, Rev. No. 1

HAF 204 The Marine Corps and Its Relation to 1945

Amphibious Operations

HAF 205 Base Defense Weapons Class 1934-1941

HAF 206 The Use of Marines in the Defense of 1900

Advanced Naval Bases. General Board Report

HAF 207 Dispatch Drafting Manual; NAVMC 1024-DPP 1945

HAF 208 Demolitions: Principles and Methods of 1935

Employment in Beach Defense and the Defense

of a Naval Base, as Shown by Various Historical

Examples. A Thesis by Captain Murl Cerbett,

USMC, Student, Second Year Class Marine

Corps School, 1934-1935

HAF 209 The St. John Problem: Defense of a Naval 1928-1929

Advance Base; Over-Seas Papers, Chapter

34; Marine Corps Schools

HAF 210 Study of the Theater of Operations: Virgin 1936


33

Island (St. Croix, St. Thomas, and St. John)

A Map Problem Il

HAF 211 The Naval Advanced Base. . .A Lecture 1912

Delivered to the Naval War College,

26 July 1912, by Major Dion Williams, USMC

HAF 212 Amphibious Operations; Department of the 1952

Navy NWP 22

HAF 213 An Assault Landing Boat Designed by 1939

First Lieutenant V. H. Krulak, USMC

HAF 214 Offensive Combat: Lecture by Lt. Col. V. H. 1947-1948

Krulak USMC, Amphibious Warfare School

HAF 215 Brief History of the Organization of the Navy 1933

Department by Captain A. W. Johnson, USN

HAF 216 Field Service Regulations, U.S. Army 1914

(Corrected to 31 July 1918, Changes i-ii)

U.S. War Department Box 10

MISSING

Box 10

HAF 217 Ship-to-Shore Movement (General 1943

Instructions for Transport, Cargo Vessels,

and Landing Craft of Amphibious Forces.)


34

FTP 211

HAF 218 Photograph: First U.S. Vehicular Water- 1941

Proofing Experiment

HAF 219 Remarks of Brig. Gen. E. C. Doleman, 1959

USA, Regarding Marine Corps Usefullness

HAF 220 Amphibious Operations:Command and 1948

Organization in the Attack Force PHIB-3

NAVMC-4520

HAF 221 Amphibious Operations: The Planning Phase ca. 1945

PHIB-4 NAVMC-3985

HAF 222 Amphibious Opeations:Training (Tentative) ca. 1946?

PHIB-5 NAVMC-4242

HAF 223 Amphibious Operations: Hydrographic 1946

and MeteoroLogical Considerations

PHIB-7 NAVMC-4163

HAF 224 Amphibious Operations: Intelligence 1948

PHIB-8 NAVMC-4101

HAF 225 Amphibious Operations: Terrain Appreciation 1947

PHIB-9 NAVMC-4197

HAF 226 Amphibious Operations: Battalion Landing 1947

Team in the Assault of a Defended Beach


35

PHIB-10 NAVMC-4161

HAF 227 Amphibious Operations: Naval Gunfire 1945

Support PHIB-11 NAVMC-4029

HAF 228 Amphibious Operations: Air Operations 1946

(Tentative)PHIB-12 NAVMC-4159

MISSING

HAF 229 Amphibious Operations: Air Operations ca. 1948?

PHIB-12 NAVMC-4159

HAF 230 Amphibious Operations: Field Artillery 1948

PHIB-13 NAVMC-453 6

HAF 231 Amphibious Operations: Signal Communications 1948

PHIB-14 NAVMC-3958

HAF 232 Amphibious Operations: Transport Loading 1945

PHIB-15 NAVMC-3990

HAF 233 Amphibious Operations: The Shore Party 1945

PHIB-16 NAVMC-4016

HAF 234 Amphibious Operations: Employment of 1948

Tanks PHIB-18 NAVMC-4059

HAF 235 Amphibious Operations: Employment of n.d.

Military Police PHIB-19 NAVMC-4027


36


Smoke PHIB-20 NAVMC-4100

HAF 237 Amphibious Operations: Medical Service 1947

PHIB-21 NAVMC-4158

HAF 238 Amphibious Operations: LVT and LVT (A) 1948

PHIB-23 NAVMC-4526


Underwater Demolition Teams

PHIB-24 NAVMC-4115

HAF 240 Amphibious Operations: Beach and 1946

Underwater Obstacles (Tentative)

PHIB-25 NAVMC-4175

HAF 241 Amphibious Operations: Special Landing 1947

Equipment PHIB-26 NAVMC-4221

HAF 242 Amphibious Operations: Shore-to-Shore 1946

Operations Shore-to-Shore (Tentative)

PHIB-28 NAVMC-4188

HAF 243 Amphibious Operations: Employment 1948

of Helicopters (Tentative)PHIB-31

NAVMC-4544

HAF 244 Orders by Maj. Gen. John A. LeJeune, 1918


37

Commanding American Expeditionary

Force in France

HAF 245 A Short History of the Gendarmerie 1922

d'Haiti; Clipping:Gendarmerie News - March 1

Box 11

HAF 246 Reference Data - Amphibious Operations 1951

NAVMC-1048

HAF 247 Doctrine for Amphibious Operations 1958

(Tentative Draft)

HAF 248 Amphibious Operations: Advance Change 1959

No. 5 to NWP 22 (LFM 00 - Tentative)

Box 12

HAF 249 Amphibious Operations During Period 1944

August to December 1943 COMINCH P-001

HAF 250 Amphibious Operations: The Marshall Islands, 1944

Jan. -Feb. 1944 COMINCH P-002

MISSING

HAF 251 Amphibious Operations (Excluding 1944

Marshall Islands Operations) Jan-Mar 1944

COMINCH P-004

MISSING


38

HAF 252 Amphibious Operations: Invasion of Northern 1944

France,Western Task Force. COMINCH P-006

MISSING

HAF 253 Amphibious Operations: Invasion of the 1944

Marianas, June to August 1944

COMINCH P-007

HAF 254 Amphibious Operations: Invasion of the 1944-1945

Philippines, Oct 1944 to Jan 1945

COMINCH P-008

MISSING

HAF 255 Amphibious Operations: Capture of Iwo 1945

Jima - 16 Feb 16 Mar 1945

COMINCH P-0012

MISSING

HAF 256 Amphibious Operations: Capture of Okinawa 1945-1946

(Ryukyus Operation): 27 Mar - 21 June 1945

OPNAV 34-P-007 (22 Jan 46)

HAF 257 Notes on Amphibious Warfare No. 1 March 1, 1943 MISSING

HAF 258 Notes on Amphibious Warfare No. 2 February 26, 1944

MISSING

HAF 259 Landing Operations on Hostile Shores; 1943

Field Manual 31-5, Oct 1943


39

HAF 260 The United States Marine Corps in the 1919

World War, 26 Nov 19, by Edwin N. McClellan,

Major, USMC, Officer-in-Charge, Historical

Division

HAF 261 Rules of Land Warfare (Corrected to April 15, 1914

1917 Changes 1 and 2)

HAF 262 Constitution of the Officers' Mess July 9, 1934 MISSING

HAF 263 Studies in Minor Tactics - U.S. Army Service 1915

Schools, Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas

MISSING

HAF 264 The Landing Force and Small-Arm Instructions, 1912

USN (See HAF 606)

HAF 265 Material Reference Data for Loading and January 1945

Stowing,

HAF 266 Notes on Growth of the Amphibious Force, January 23, 1942

Atlantic Fleet,

HAF 267 Cultural Map of North Coast Guadalcanal, 1942

Lunga Area Traced From Aerial Photo

of 18 Aug 42 by H & S 11

HAF 268 Doctrine for Amphibious Operations - 1958-1959

Translations Made by the Korean Armed Forces


40

HAF 269 Average Cost per Military Man, FY 1954-1962. June 21, 1958

A Chart Employed by Asst. Secretary of Defense,

W. J. McNeil in Address Before Annual

Secretaries Conference,

HAF 270 Field Artillery in Amphibious Operations - 1950

Written in Spa~nish: Republic of Argentina

(Minister of the Sea)

MISSING

HAF 271 Plans of Embarkation and Debarkation - 1950

Written in Spanish: Republic of Argentina

(Minister of the Sea)

MISSING

HAF 272 "Do or Die": A Supplemental Manual on 1937

Individual Combat by A. J. Drexel Biddle,

Lt. Col., USMC

HAF 273 Board to Conduct Tests and Make 1929

Recommendations as to the Advisauility

(sic) of Official Adoption by the Marine Corps

of the "Cutts Compensator" for the use on the

Calibre .30 Browning Machine Gun, and on the

Calibre .30 Browning Automatic Rifle

HAF 274 Field Officers Schools, Marine Corps, 1932-33 1932

HAF 275 Tanks, Light Fighting: Harrington Tanks 1937


41

Ready for Delivery to Marine Corps (5) -

Characteristics of Same

HAF 276 Course of Instruction, Senior Course: 1938

Comments and Recommendation

HAF 277 The Advanced Base Manual. 1st ed. 1 Jun 52; 1952

OPNAV INST 04040.23 - U.S. Office

of Naval Operations

HAF 278 Erskine Board Report: Findings and 1947-1950

Recommendations of Board to Consider

the Size and Organization of the

Peacetime Establishment of Marine

Corps Aviation. (photocopy) 30 April 47

HAF 279 Discussion of and Suggestions for 1943

Improvement in the Combat Efficiency of

Raider Battalions, Based on Experience Gained

in Operations Against the Enemy

HAF 280 Marine Corps System of Supply 1947

HAF 281 Design and Development of the LCVP with 1946

Recommendations for Future Development

HAF 282 Musketry Bulletins 16A, 18A, 19A, 22A, 1919

Comprising Musketry 1, 2, 3 and 4, with

Diagrams. 24Feb19; American Expeditionary


42

Forces, France (General Headquarters)

HAF 283 Statement by General Alexander A. Vandergrift, ca. 1949

USMC Before the Senate Naval Affairs

Committee at Hearings on 5.2044

Box 13

HAF 284 Operation Packard Two - Marine Helicopter 1948

Squadron-One (HMX-1): Amphibious Command

Post Exercise, 10-16 May

HAF 285 Long Range Planning for Research and 1948

Development

HAF 286 1st Marine Division - Logistics Support Board, January 1952

HAF 287 1st Marine Division - General Organization Board, November 1951

HAF 288 British Employment of LVTs 1953

HAF 289 (1) Doctrina para Operaciones Ant ibias 1959

(Translation in Spanish) Part I

HAF 289 (2) Doctrina para Operaciones Amf ibias - 1959

Terminologia (Translation in Spanish)

Part II

HAF 289 (3) Letters of Transmittal - Spanish Translation 1959


43

of "Doctrine for Amphibious Operations"

HAF 290 Landing Force Manual, USN - April 6, 1927 MISSING

HAF 291 Information Report: Results of Meetings 1959

of the Council for Utilization of Forces of the

Marine Corps Held in Madrid 24-28 Nov 59;

Spain - Spanish Navy-Marine Corps NA

Report 369-59

HAF 292 Joint Logistics Policy and Guidance: Field 1955

Manual 110-10; JANALP-(A); Air Force

Manual 400.4, June 1955; U. S. Depts.

of the Army, Navy, and Air Force

MISSING

HAF 293 The Small Wars Manual, USMC 1940

HAF 294 Naval Bases: Location, Resources, Denial 1921

of Bases,Security of Advanced Bases by

Capt. E. H. Ellis, USMC (Photocopy)

HAF 295 Preliminary Report on Ordnance and 1952

Bombardment Prepared by Ralph A. Sawyer

HAF 296 Amphibious Warfare, Correspondence Relating 1940/1960

to; Battalion Operations Order Number 2-40

HAF 297 Marine Corps Field Artillery Guided Missiles 1958

and Rockets - Tentative Instructional Precis


44

(TIP (ARM)1)

HAF 298 Establishment of a Marine Aircraft Wing 1958

Ashore in Amphibious Operations - Tentative

Instructional Precis (TIP (AVN) 6)

HAF 299 The Sea Echelon Concept - Tentative 1958

Instructional Precis (TIP (NAV) 1)

Box 14

HAF 300 Air/Ground Planning for Tactical Atomic 1958

Support Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (S) 2) 1958 HAF 301 The Marine

Division Antitank Battalion - Tentative

Instructional Precis (TIP (MZ) 1)

HAF 302 Organization and Functions of the Marine 1958

Division Reconnaissance Battalion - Tentative

Instructional Precis (TIP (J) 3)

HAF 303 Tactical Employment of the Marine 1958

Division - Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (S) 1)

HAF 304 Command Post Organization and 1958

Echelonment - Tentatiave Instructional Precis

TIP (ADM) 4)

HAF 305 Tactical Employment of the Marine Infantry 1958


45

Battalion -Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (J) 4)

HAF 306 The Marine Division Pioneer Battalion - 1958

Tentative Instructional Precis (TIP (ENG) 1)

HAF 307 Landing Force. Reconnaissance and 1958

Surveillance Means -Tentative Instructional

Precis (TIP (J) 1)

HAF 308 The Organization and Employment of the 1958

Marine Artillery Regiment - Tentative

Instructional Precis (TIP (ARM) 2)

HAF 309 Employment of the Marine Wing Service 1958

Group -Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (LOG) 5)

HAF 310 Techniques of Effective Military 1958

Instruction -Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (105) 1)

HAF 311 Employment of the Combat Service 1958

Support Units of the Marine Division -

Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (LOG) 1)

HAF 312 Employment of Marine Corps Tank and 1958

Amphibian Tractor Units - Tentative



46

HAF 313 Communications in the Marine Aircraft 1958

Wing -Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (COS) 4) 1959

HAF 314 Command and Staff Action - Tentative 1959

Instructional Precis (TIP (EC) 3)

HAF 315 Communications for the Marine 1959

Division - Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (COS) 2)

HAF 316 Defense of Advanced Naval Bases - Tentative 1959

Instructional Precis (TIP (S) 3)

HAF 317 Defense Against Helicopter-Borne 1959

Operations -Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (S) 4) 1959

HAF 318 Organization and Employment of Force 1959

Engineer Units -Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (ENG) 2)

HAF 319 Anti-Guerrilla Operations - Tentative 1959

Instructional Precis (TIP (J) 2)


Tentataive Instructional Precis

(TIP (ENG) 1)


47

HAF 321 Enployment of Marine Corps Tank and 1958



Box 15

HAF 322 Coordination and Control of Landing 1958

Force Air Defense Means - Tentative


HAF 323 Landing Force Air Defense - Tentative 1960


HAF 324 Organization and Employment of Marine 1960

Corps Antiaircraft Units - Tentative


HAF 325 The Defense of Advanced Naval Bases: 1948

General Considerations - BD-1 (NAVMC-4509)


Ground Defense BD-2 (NAVMC-4525)


Naval Defense BD-3


Air Operations BD-4



48

Artillery - BD-5


Coordinating of Supporting Arms - BD-6

HAF 331 The Defense of Advanced Naval Bases - 1948

Logistics BD-7 (NAVMC-4533)


Communications BD-8


Beach Defense BD-9

HAF 334 Retirement, Social Security and Survivor 1957

Benefits -Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (ADM) 1) NAVMC-7631


Echelonment -Tentative Instructional

Precis (TIP (ADM) 4)

HAF 336 Marine Corps Field Artillery Rockets - 1960

Tentative Instructional Precis (TIP (ARM) 1)


Corps Field Artillery Units - Tentative


HAF 338 Establishment of the Helicopter Group 1959

Ashore in Amphibious Operations -


49

Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (AVN) 2)

HAF 339 Landing Force Close Air Support and Other 1959

Offensive Air Support Operations - Tentative


HAF 340 Establishment of a Marine Aircraft Wing Ashore 1959

in Amphibious Operations - Tentative


HAF 341 Communications in the Helicopter-Borne 1958

Landing -Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (COS) 1)

HAF 342 Communications for the Marine Division - 1960

Tentative Instructional Precis (TIP (COS) 2)

HAF 343 Communications in the Beach Support Area 1958

and the Logistic Support Area - Tentative

Instructional Precis (TIP (COS) 3)


Wing - Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (COS)4)

HAF 345 Communications for Force Units - Tentative 1959


HAF 346 Landing Force Planning - Tentatiave 1958


50


NAVMC-7687

Box 16

HAF 347 Helicopter-Borne Operations - Tentative 1958


HAF 348 Command and Staff Action - Tentative 1960


HAF 349 Night Operations of the Landing Force - 1959

Tentative Instructional Precis (TIP (EC) 4)

HAF 350 Terminology - Tentative Instructional Precis 1960

(TIP (EC) 6)


Tentative

HAF 352 Organization and Employment of Force 1960

Engineer Units -Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (ENG) 2)

HAF 353 The Intelligence Estimate - Tentative 1957

Instructional Precis (TIP (INT) 1)

(NAVMC-7638)

HAF 354 Intelligence Functioning in Amphibious 1958



51

(TIP (INT) 2)(NAVMC-7666)

HAF 355 Intelligence Collection Planning - Tentative 1959

Instructional Precis (TIP (INT) 3)

HAF 356 Techniques of Effective Military Instruction - 1959

Tentative Instructional Precis (TIP (ITS) 1)

(NAVMC-7701)

HAF 357 Landing Force Reconnaissance and 1959


Precis (TIP (J) 1)

HAF 358 Guerilla and Anti-Guerilla Operations - n.d.

Tentative Instructional Precis (TIP (J) 2)

HAF 359 Organization and Functions of the Marine 1959

Division Reconnaissance Battalion -

Tentative Instructional Precis (TIP (J) 3)


BattalionTentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (J) 4)


Infantry Regiment -Tentative Instructional

Precis (TIP (J) 5)

HAF 362 Employment of the Combat Service Support 1959

Units of the Marine Division - Tentative


52

Instructional Precis (TIP (LOG) 1)

HAF 363 Employment of Force Service Support 1959

Units - Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (LOG) 2)

HAF 364 Shore Party and Helicopter Support Team 1960


(TIP (LOG) 3)

HAF 365 Logistic Support of the Landing Force - 1960

Tentative Instructional Precis (TIP (LOG) 4)

Box 17



(TIP (LOG) 5)

HAF 367 The Marine Division AntiTank Battalion - 1959

Tentative Instructional Precis (TIP (MZ) 1)




HAF 369 Casualty Overload in Amphibious Warfare - 1959

Tentative Instructional Precis (TIP (MED) 1)

HAF 370 The Sea Echelon - Tentative Instructional Precis n.d.


53

(TIP (NAV) 1)


Division Tentative Instructional

Precis (TIP (S) 1)

HAF 372 Air/Ground Planning for Tactical Nuclear 1960

Support -Tentatiave Instructional Precis

(TIP (S) 2)

HAF 373 Defense of Advanced Naval Bases - Tentative 1960


HAF 374 Defense Against Helicopter Borne Operations - 1961

Tentative Instructional Precis (TIP (S) 4)

HAF 375 Orientation, Marine Corps Schools: Lesson n.d.

Plans, LessonSchedule, Lesson Outline;

Reference No. 1-10

HAF 376 Research Facilities - Lesson Plan; Reference n.d.

No. 1-12

HAF 377 Communications for Force Units - Tentative 1960


HAF 378 Establishment of a Marine Aircraft Wing 1961

Ashore in Amphibious Operations


MISSING


54


Echelonment - Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (ADM) 4)



(TIP (LOG) 5)

HAF 381 Helicopter Operations During Brigadelex 3-0 1960

OR-3

HAF 382 United States Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean 1945

Areas -Report of Intelligence Activities in the

Pacific Ocean Areas

HAF 383 Helicopter Borne Operations - Tentative 1961





HAF 385 Employment of Force Service Support 1961

Units - Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (LOG) 2)

HAF 386 Instructions to Division Officers, Boat n.d.

Officers, Coxswains and LVT Drivers -

for Invasion of Tarawa:U.S.S. Virgo


55


Wing - Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (COS) 4)

HAF 388 Night Operations of the Landing Force - 1961

Tentative Instructional Precis (TIP (EC) 4)


Battalion Tentative Instructional Precis

(TIP (J) 4)

HAF 390 Employment of the Combat Service Support 1961

Units of the Marine Division - Tentative

Instructional Precis (TIP (LOG) 1)

Box 18

HAF 391 (1) U.S. Marine Corps Educational Center: 1957

Review,Modernization and Improvement

of NWP-22



of NWP-22



of NWP-22.


56



of NWP-22



of NWP-22


Review, Modernization and Improvement

of NWP-22



of NWP-22



of NWP-22 1957 HAF 391 (9) U.S. Marine

Corps Educational Center: Review,

Modernization and Improvement of NWP-22



of NWP-22



of NWP-22


57


Review, Modernizaton and Improvement

of NWP-22



of NWP-22



of NWP-22

HAF 392 Tactical Employment of the Marine Division - 1961

Tentative Instructional Precis (TIP (S) 1)

HAF 393 Landing Force Reconnaissance and 1961


Precis (TIP (J) 1)

Box 19

HAF 394 Employment of Electronic Warfare in 1961

the FMF (U) -Tentative Instructional

Precis (TIP (COS) 6)

MISSING

HAF 395 Shore Party and Helicopter Support Team 1961


(TIP (LOG) 3)


58


Corps Field Artillery Units - Tentative


HAF 397 Program to Develop Marine Corps 1955

Concept of Landing Force Aspects of Future


HAF 398 The Marine Air-Ground Task Force Concept 1954

HAF 399 Ammunition Planning Board Conference 1955

HAF 400 Amphibious Operations: Lecture Delivered by 1955

General Bare to Army War College, Carlisle,

Penna. on 24 Feb.;Bare, R. O., Major General,

USMC

HAF 401 Training - Amphibious Manual: AM-I 1951

HAF 402 Terrain - Hydrography and Weather: 1951

Amphibious Manual AM-2

HAF 403 Intelligence - Amphibious Manual: AM-3 1951

HAF 404 The Regimental Combat Team - Amphibious 1951

Manual: AM-3

HAF 405 The Battalion Landing Team: United States 1949


59

Marine Corps Landing Force Manual (old

Amphibious ManualAM-6)

HAF 406 Field Artillery - Amphibious Manual: AM-9 1951

HAF 407 Signal Communication - Amphibious Manual: 1951

AM-10

HAF 408 Embarkation and Ship Loading - Amphibious 1949

Manual: AM-11

HAF 409 Shore Party - Amphibious Manual: AM-12 1951

HAF 410 Engineers - Amphibious Manual: AM-13 1951

HAF 411 Amphibious Reconnaissance - Amphibious 1951

Manual: AM-15

HAF 412 Troop Life and Training Aboard Ship - 1949

Amphibious Manual: AM-18

HAF 413 Special Landing Operations - Amphibious 1952

Manual:AM-19

HAF 414 Special Landing Operations: Amphibious 1952

Demonstrations-Confidential Supplement:

Amphibious Manual: AM-I9A

HAF 415 The Shore Fire Control Party - Amphibious 1951

Manual:AM-21


60

HAF 416 Presentation and Scope of the Landing Force February 4, 1955

Manual Series: LFM-0

HAF 417 Training - Landing Force Manual: June 4, 1956

LFM-1

MISSING

HAF 418 Terrain, Hydrography and Weather - Landing February 18, 1955

Force Manual: LFM-2

Box 20

HAF 419 Landing Force Intelligence (Coordinator, 1959

Marine Corps Landing Force Development

Activities) Draft Revision Landing Force

Manual: LFM-3 (Draft Rev.)Tentative

HAF 420 Landing Force Intelligence (Coordinator, April 1961

Marine Corps Landing Force Devleopment

Activities) Landing Force Manual: LFM-3

(Tentative)

HAF 421 Ship-to-Shore Movement - Landing Force 1952

Manual: LFM-4

HAF 422 Ship-to-Shore Movement - Landing Force June 8, 1956

Manual: LFM-4


61

HAF 423 The Battalion Landing Team - Landing Force June 13, 1956

Manual: LFM-6

HAF 424 Naval Gunfire Tactics, Techniques and Planning January 1960

Draft Revision, LFM-7

HAF 425 Air Operations - Landing Force Manual: 1953

LFM-8

HAF 426 Embarkation (Coordinator, Marine Corps October 1959

Landing Force Development Activities)

Landing Force Manual: LFM-II

(Draft Revision)

HAF 427 Engineers - Landing Force Manual: April 1957

LFM-13 II

HAF 428 Employment of Tanks in the Landing August 1960

Force; Landing Force Manual - 14

(Tentative); (Coordinator, Marine Corps


HAF 429 Employment of Tanks in the Landing 1961

Force - Landing Force Manual: LFM-14

Box 21

HAF 430 Medical Service - Landing Force Manual: 1952

LFM-16


62

HAF 431 Medical Service - Landing Force Manual: 1956

LFM-I6

HAF 432 The Employment of Amphibious Vehicles - 1952

Landing Force Manual: LFM-17

HAF 433 Employment of Amphibian Vehicles - n.d.


(Revised Draft) (Coordinator, Marine Corps


HAF 434 Troop Life and Training Aboard Ship - 1955


HAF 435 Logistical Support (Including Personnel) - 1952


HAF 436 Coordination of Supporting Arms - 1960


HAF 437 Antiaircraft Artillery - Landing Force 1954

Manual: LFM-23

HAF 438 The Tactical Air Control Party - Landing 1955

Force Manual: LFM-25

HAF 439 Antimechanized Tactics - Landing Force 1960

Manual: LFM-27

HAF 440 Landing Force Planning - Landing Force n.d.


63

Manual: LFM-28

MISSING

HAF 441 The Landing Force Bulletin Series - Landing 1957

Force Bulletin: LFB-1

HAF 442 Interim Doctrine for the Conduct of Tactical 1955

Atomic Warfare: LFB No. 2 Rev.

HAF 443 Flak Suppression - Landing Force Bulletin: 1953

LFB-3

HAF 444 Interim Doctrine for the Tactical 1953

Employment of Transport Helicopters -

Landing Force Bulletin: LFB-4

MISSING

HAF 445 Doctrine for the Tactical Employment 1953

of Toxic Chemical and Smoke Munitions -


MISSING

HAF 446 Night Vision and Night Combat - Landing 1953

Force Bulletin: LFB-6

HAF 447 Amphibious Task Organization Terminology - 1954


HAF 448 The Marine Corps Air Control System - 1954



64

HAF 449 The Claymore Weapon - Landing Force 1955

Bulletin: LFB-11

MISSING

HAF 450 Tactical Employment of Light Rocket 1955

Artillery -Landing Force Bulletin: LFB-13

HAF 451 Employment of Incendiary Munitions in 1955

the Marine Corps -Landing Force Bulletin:

LFB-14

MISSING

HAF 452 Methods and Techniques of Target Marking 1955

for Air Support -Landing Force Bulletin: LFB-15

HAF 453 Concept of Future Amphibious Operations - 1955

Landing Force Bulletin: LFB-I7

MISSING

HAF 454 Battlefield Illumination - Landing Force Bulletin: 1956

LFB-18

HAF 455 Interim Doctrine for Air Movement of Troops, 1957

Supplies and Equipment by Fixed-Wing

Aircraft - Landing Force Bulletin: LFB-19

HAF 456 Atomic Munition Employment Templates, 1957

w/App F (Templates) -Landing Force

Bulletin: LFB-20


65

MISSING

HAF 457 Visual Target Location from Aircraft - 1960


HAF 458 Employment of the Antitank Battalion - 1959


HAF 459 Employment of the Medium Antiaircraft 1960

Missle Battalion Landing Force Bulletin:

LFB-24

MISSING

HAF 460 Tentative Guidelines for Employment of Radar 1960

Set, AN/TPS - 21 - Landing Force Bulletin:

LFB-25

HAF 461 Troop Movement by Helicopter - Landing Force 1960

Bulletin: LFB-26

HAF 462 Correspondence Relating to Setting Up Board ca. 1947-1948

For Preparing Base Defense Series Publications

Series; Resume of History of Base Defense

Series

HAF 463 Correspondence: Amphibious Manuals Series; 1945-1948

Resume of History - PHIBS

Box 22


66

HAF 464 Correspondence: Amphibious Manual Series 1946-1947

(Comments)

HAF 465 (1) Amphibious Operations: Definitions and 1946

Terminology (Tentative): No.1 in a Series on

Amphibious Operations PHIB-1


Terminology (Tentative): No. 1 in a Series on

Amphibious Operations PHIB-1 (copy)


Terminology (Tentative) No. 1 in a Series on

Amphibious Operations PHIB-1; Includes

MCS General Order Number...1946: Standard

Terminology for use in Designating Major

Phases of an Amphibious Operation (copy)

HAF 465 (4) Amphibious Operations: Definitions 1946

and Terminology (Tentative) No. 1 in a Series

on Amphibious Operations PHIB-1 (copy)

HAF 465 (5) Amphibious Operations: Definitions and 1945-1946

Terminology (Tentative) No. 1 in a Series

on AmphibiousOperations PHIB-1;includes

correspondence (copy)

HAF 466 Correspondence - Amphibious Operations 1947-1948

Series: PHIB-2


67

HAF 467 (1) Correspondence - Amphibious Operations 1945-1949

Series:PHIB-6: Ship-to-Shore Movement

HAF 467 (2) Amphibious Operations: Ship-to-Shore 1948

Movement PHIB-6

HAF 468 Correspondence: Amphibious Operations 1948

Series PHIB-17: Employment of Engineers

HAF 469 (1) Correspondence w/Manuscript: 1946-1948

Amphibious OperationsSeries; PHIB-22

w/Photographs: Landing Ships &

Landing Craft


Amphibious Operations Series; PHIB-22


Landing Craft



Series; PHIB-22 w/Photographs:

Landing Ships & Landing Craft

HAF 469 (4) Correspondence w/Manuscript:



Landing Ships & Landing Craft Photographs


68




Landing Ships & Landing Craft Photographs

Box 23



w/Photographs: Landing Ships & Landing

Craft Photographs



w/Photographs: Landing Ships & Landing

Craft Photographs




Landing Craft Photographs

HAF 469 (9) Correspondence w/Manuscript: 1947

AmphibiousOperations Series; PHIB-22

w/Photographs:

HAF 470 Photographs:Amphibious Operations Series 1947

PHIB-27:Troop Life and Training Aboard Ship


69

HAF 471 (1) Correspondence: Amphibious Exercises - ca. 1945

Proposed Amphibious Operations Series;

Proposed PHIB-29

HAF 471 (2) Manuscript: A Sample Amphibious ca. 1945

Operation Exercise by M. K. Neville, Major,

USMC; Proposed Amphibious Operations

Series Pt. 1

Box 24


Operation Exercise by M. K. Neville, Major,

USMC; Proposed PHIB-29; Proposed

Amphibious Operations Series Pt. 2


Operation Exercise by M. K. Neville,

Major, USMC; Proposed PHIB-29;

Proposed Amphibious Operations Series

Pt. 3





Pt. 4




70



Pt. 5

HAF 472 Correspondence: The Marine Corps - Its 1945

Study and Development of Modern

Amphibious Warfare; Tentative PHIB-30

HAF 473 The Dover Patrol, 1915-1917, by Bacon, 1915-1917

Sir Reginald, Admiral, K.C.B., K.C.V.O.,

D.S.O.; Vol I, vii-xxxii;

p. 35-370

MISSING

HAF 474 Naval Gunfire Support - I Aug 61; Fleet 1961

Marine Force Manual - 7 (FMFM) Tentative

Edition; U.S.M.C. Coordinator, Marine Corps

Landing Force Development Activities

HAF 475 Communications: FMFM-10; USMC, May 29, 1961

HAF 476 Communications: Draft Revision Landing 1959

Force Manual-10; (LFM Series) May 1959;

USMC, Coordinator, Marine Corps Landing

Force Development Activities

HAF 477 Defense of Advanced Naval Bases; Tentative 1961



71

HAF 478 Landing Force Close Air Support and 1961

Other Defensive Air Support Operations;

MCEC Order PO 3310.1A; 8 Sep

Tentative Instructional Precis (TIP (AVN) 3)

HAF 479 Military Expeditions Short of War; MCEC 1961

Order PO 3430.2, II Oct; Tentative


MISSING

HAF 480 Doctrine for Joint Amphibious Operations- 1956

USMC: Correspondence

HAF 481 Interim Doctrine for the Tactical Employment 1953

of Transport Helicopters - 26 Apr; Landing

Force Bulletin No. 4 (LFB Series)

HAF 482 (1) Joint Amphibious Doctrine - Proposed 1956




Box 25

HAF 483 G-I Manual: MCEC Order P 3120.7; MCS 1-1 1959


72

HAF 484 G-I Manual: MCEC Order P 3120.7A 11 Jan; 1962

MCS 1-1

HAF 485 Organization for National Defense, 5 Jan; 1960

MCECO P 5410.1; MCS 1-6

HAF 486 Organization for National Defense, 27 Sep; 1961

MCECO P 5410.1A; MCS 1-6

HAF 487 Leadership and Military Training; MCS I-7E 1955

(NAVMC- 7245)

HAF 488 Organization of the U.S. Marine Corps, 7 May; 1959

MCS 1-9

MISSING

HAF 489 Organization of the U.S. Marine Corps, 26 Sep; 1960

MCS 1-9

HAF 490 Staff Organization and Functions, 26 Feb; 1959

MCS 1-10

HAF 491 Staff Organization and Functions, 16 Oct; 1961

MCS 1-10

HAF 492 Command and Staff Action, 5 Feb; 1962

MCS 1-12

HAF 493 Marine Corps History; MCS 1-14 1959


73

HAF 494 Marine Corps History, 4 May; MCS 1-14 1961

HAF 495 Service Afloat, Dec.; MCS 1-17 1957

HAF 496 Discipline Under the Uniform Code, May; 1958

MCS 1-18

HAF 497 Enforcement of Military Law and Order, Feb; 1959

MCS 1-19

HAF 498 Enforcement of Military Law and Order, 16 Jan; 1962

MCS 1-19

HAF 499 British and Commonwealth Armed Forces, 6 Jan; 1960

MCS 1-20

HAF 500 British and Commonwealth Armed Forces, 6 Dec; 1961

MCS 1-20

HAF 501 United States Air Force, 3 Oct; MCECO P1600.13; 1961

MCS 1-21

HAF 502 Map and Aerial Photograph Reading; MCS 2-2 1957

HAF 503 Elementary Map and Aerial Photography 1958

Reading, July; MCS 2-8

HAF 504 Individual Protection Against Chemical 1958

Attack;(NAVMC 4673) MCS 2-11


74

HAF 505 Medical Service in Modern Amphibious 1959

Operations; MCS 2-12

HAF 506 Infantry Weapons, Mar; MCECO P 8300.1; 1959

MCS 2-29

MISSING

HAF 507 Tactical Appreciation of Weather and Terrain, 1955

Jan MCS 3-2

Box 26

HAF 508 Unit Personnel and Material Reference 1960

Data For Fleet Marine Force Organizations,

15 Mar; MCECO P 4015.1; MCS 3-9

HAF 509 Basic Combat Intelligence, II Feb; MCS 3-14 1959

HAF 510 Special Operations; (NAVMC-7471) MCS 3-24E 1955

HAF 511 Rifle Company Tactics, Aug; MCS 3-33 1958

HAF 512 Individual Protection Against Atomic and 1958

Biological Warfare Attack, Aug; MCECO

P 3400-1; MCS 3-37

HAF 513 Small Unit Tactics, 8 Nov; MCS 3-50 1960

HAF 514 Marine Corps Field Artillery Rockets, 8 Jan; 1962


75

MCECO PO 3300.I2B; MCS 3-54

HAF 515 Aviation in Amphibious Operations; 1955

(NAVMC 7425); MCS 3-78E

HAF 516 Communication Plans and Orders within the 1960

Marine Division; MCS 3-106

HAF 517 Communications, June; MCS 3-110 1959

MISSING

HAF 518 Special Operations - Supplementary Material, 1960

18 Aug MCECO P 3300.19; SM-3

HAF 519 The Boat Team: Supplementary Material; 1950

(NAVMC-4845) SM-23

HAF 520 Naval Gunfire in Amphibious Operations 1955

(NAVMC-7426) SM-67

HAF 521 Naval Aspects in Amphibious Operations, 1959

10 Sep; SM-69

HAF 522 Night Combat Training - Supplementary 1959

Material; SM-76

Box 27

HAF 523 Concept of Employment of the Provisional 1958


76

Organization Aug; SM-80

HAF 524 Embarkation - Supplementary Material; 1958

(NAVMC-7736); SM-81

HAF 525 Basic Logistics: Introduction, Organization March 1960

of Division - Service Units, and Glossary;

MCECO P 4000.5 SM-87A

HAF 526 Basic Logistics: Combat and Garrison Supply- March 1960

Supplementary Material; MCECO P 4000.5;

SM-87B;

HAF 527 Basic Logistics: Transportation, Hospitalization March 1960

and Evacuation - Supplementary Material;

MCECO P 4000.7; SM-87C

HAF 528 Basic Logistics: Services - Supplementary March 1960

Material; MCECO P 4000.8; SM-87D

HAF 529 Marine Corps Aviation; MCECO P 3310.5; March 1960

SM-90

HAF 530 Amphibious Reconnaissance, 27 Apr; 1962

FMFM-15: Fleet Marine Force

Manual (Tentative)

MISSING

HAF 531 Logistic and Personnel Support, 15 Mar; 1962

FMFM-20 (Tentative)


77

MISSING

HAF 532 Operations Against Guerrilla Forces, 2 Apr; 1962

FMFM-21 (Tentative)

MISSING

HAF 533 Anti-Air Warfare Operations, Dec; FMFM-23 1961

(Tentative)

MISSING

HAF 534 Landing Force Bulletin Number . .27: May 1, 1961

Tactical Deception

HAF 535 Terminology - Tentative Instructional Precis July 25, 1960

(TIP (EC) 6) MCECO P 5030.2

HAF 536 Joint Logistics and Personnel Policy and 1960

Guidance,1 Mar; JCS Pub 3;

MISSING

HAF 537 Jungle Warfare - Draft n.d.

HAF 538 Correspondence: Command and Control 1954-1957

Facilities for an Air-Ground Task Force,

Study Concerning

HAF 539 (1) Record of Proceedings of a Board for April 6, 1931

Conduct of Experiments in Landing of

Horses and a 75m/m Battery, U.S. Army,


78

in Navy 50 ft. Motor Sailers. Convened at

Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va.


Conduct of Experiments in Landing of Horses

and a 75m/m Battery, U.S. Army, in Navy 50 ft.

Motor Sailers. Convened at Marine Barracks,

Quantico, Va., Photographs

HAF 539 (3) Record of Proceedings of a Board for April 6,1931


Horses and a 75m/m Battery, U.S. Army, in

Navy 50 ft. Motor Sailers. Convened at Marine

Barracks, Quantico, Va., Photographs



Horses and a 75m/m Battery, U.S. Army, in

Navy 50 ft. Motor Sailers. Convened at

Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va., Photographs

HAF 540 (1) Historical Documents Related to 1962-1972

Development of Amphibious Doctrine;

"Landing Operations," Naval Gunfire Support of

Landing Operations and "General Discussion of

Landing Operation", Circa 1931-1937.

Donated by RAdm. Walter G. Ansel, USN (Ret) of

Annapolis, MD.




79

"Landing Operations," Naval Gunfire Support

of Landing Operations and "General Discussion

of Landing Operation", Circa 1931-1937.

Donated by RAdm. Walter G. Ansel, USN

(Ret) of Annapolis, MD. Pt. 1























80

HAF 541 Historical Documents Related to Development 1962

of Amphibious Doctrine. "Boat Landing and

Deployment Diagrams- -Debarkation Schedules-

The Battalion Boat Group." Draft Paper Prepared

at Quantico, Va., About 1931-1932. Donated

by RAdm. Walter G. Ansel, USN (Ret) of

Annapolis, MD 1931-1932,

Box 28

HAF 542 (1) Amphibious Warfare (Early) Papers Donated ca. 1921-1961

Roy A. Wykoff, Jr.; Includes Paper on

Belgium Congo with pictures; Paper on

Civil War: Ft. Fisher, Black Hawk War;

Picture of Cola. John B. Murphy, etc.;

Articles on Frogmen. Pt. 1

HAF 542 (2) Amphibious Warfare (Early) Papers Donated ca. 1960-1961

by Roy A. Wykoff, Jr.; Includes Paper on

Belgium Congo with pictures; Paper on Civil

War: Ft. Fisher, Black Hawk War; Picture of

Col. John B. Murphy, etc.; Articles on Frogmen.

Pt. 2

HAF 542 (3) Amphibious Warfare (Early) Papers Donated n.d.

by Roy A. Wykoff, Jr.; Includes Paper on

Belgium Congo with Pictures; Paper on Civil


Col. John B. Murphy, etc.; Articles on Frogmen

Pt. 3


81

HAF 542 (4) Amphibious Wa rf arej (Early) Papers 1919-1961

Donated by Roy A. Wykoff, Jr.; Includes

Paper on Belgium Cong with Pictures; Paper

on Civil War: Ft. Fisher, Black Hawk War;

Picture of Col. John B. Murphy, etc.; Articles

on Frogmen Pt. 4

HAF 542 (5) Amphibious Warfare (Early) Papers 1960-1961

Donated by Roy A. Wykof f Jr.; Includes paper

on Belgium Congo with Pictures; Paper on Civil


Col. John B. Murphy,etc.; Articles on Frogmen

Pt. 5 1902; 1957;

HAF 543 Landing Operations on Hostile Shores; 1943

Supp.: Joint U.S. Air-Amphibious

Communications Instructions. 4 Oct 43;

Supplement to Field Manual 31-5. FM 31-5;

U.S. War Department

HAF 544 Landing Operations on Hostile Shores; November 1944

FM 31-5

HAF 545 Navy Department General Order No. 241, 1933

7 December 1933: The Fleet Marine Force,

Establishment of 1933

HAF 546 Organization and Major Items of Equipment June 1, 1961

of Fleet Marine Force Units; MCECO


82

P 5440.1; MCS 1-3;

HAF 547 Organization and Major Items of Equipment September 13, 1962

of Fleet Marine Force Units; MCECO

P 5440.1A; MCS 1-3

HAF 548 Training for Landing Force Operations; June 20, 1962

MCECO P 1550.143; MCS 1-5

HAF 549 Military Training; MCECO P 1500.11A; February 19, 1962

MCS 1-8

HAF 550 Military Training; MCECO P 1500.11; February 11, 1959

MCS 1-8

HAF 551 Organization of the U.S. Marine Corps; February 14, 1963

MCEC Order P 5430.IB; MCS 1-9

MISSING

HAF 552 Marine Corps History and Organization; 1958

MCS 1-14

HAF 553 Marine Corps History; MCECO P 5750.2B; September 10,1962

MCS 1-14

HAF 554 Service Afloat: MCS 1-17 1959

HAF 555 United States Air Force; MCECO P 1600.3A; March 10, 1963

MCS 1-21


83

HAF 556 Terminology - MCECO P 5030.2A; September 14, 1962

MCS 1-25

HAF 557 Military Courtesy, Authority, Discipline, 1959

and the Security of Military Information;

MCS 1-27

HAF 558 Military Courtesy, Authority, Discipline, 1958

and the Security of Military Information;

MCS 1-27

HAF 559 Troop Movements (Ground): Foot and Motor June 5, 1959

Marches; MCECO P 3300.8; MCS 1-28

HAF 560 Topographic and Military Symbols; MCECO January 1959

P 10713.1; MCS 2-5

HAF 561 Topographic and Military Symbols; MCECO September 12, 1962

P 10713.IB; MCS 2-5

Box 29

HAF 562 Topographic and Military Symbols; MCECO March 24, 1961

P 10713.1A;MCS 2-5

HAF 563 Communication Equipment Reference Data; July 1958

MCEC Order P 2300.1; MCS 2-103

HAF 564 The Naval Communication System and 1959


84

the Marine Corps Communication Center;

MCS 2-106

HAF 565 The Naval Communication System and November 25, 1959


MCECO P 2000.5; MCS 2-106

HAF 566 The Naval Communication System and April 1, 1963


MCECO P 2000.5A; MCS 2-106

HAF 567 Radio Operating Procedures; MCEC December 1958

Order P 2302.1; MCS 2-109

HAF 568 Visual and Sound Communications; February 10, 1959

MCECO P 2310.1 MCS 2-110

HAF 569 Visual and Sound Communications; October 10, 1962

MCECO P 2310.1A; MCS 2-110

HAF 570 Night Operations; MCECO P 3340.2B; September 14, 1962

MCS 3-4;

HAF 571 (1) Logistics Manual (Revised) ; MCS 3-4; 1953

Pts. 1-3

HAF 571 (2) Logistics Manual (Revised); MCS 3-4; 1953

Pts. 4-6

HAF 571 (3) Logistics Manual (Revised); MCS 3-4; 1953

Pts. 7-10


85

HAF 572 Logistics Manual; NAVMC-3832; MCS 3-4 1945

HAF 573 The Employment of Submarine Transported 1950

Landing Forces MCS 3-5

HAF 574 Casualty Overload; MCECO P 3040.1A; October 1, 1962

MCS 3-10

HAF 575 Tactical Employment of the Marine Infantry July 6, 1962

Regiment; MCECO P 3300.18A; MCS 3-28

HAF 576 Rifle Platoon Tactics; MCECO P 3300.4; May 4, 1958

MCS 3-30 NAVMC-7700

HAF 577 Establishment of a Marine Aircraft Wing July 12, 1962

Ashore in Amphibious Operations; MCEC

Order PO 3310.2B; MCS 3-78

MISSING

HAF 578 Manual of Aircraft: Performance and 1955

Characteristics; MCEC Order PO 13000.1;

MCS 3-86

MISSING

HAF 579 Manual of Aircraft: Characteristics and 1959

Performance; MCEC Order PO 13000.1;

MCS 3-86

MISSING


86

HAF 580 Manual of Aircraft: Characteristics and July 10, 1961

Performance; MCEC Order PO 13000.1A;

MCS 3-86

MISSING

HAF 581 Manual of Aircraft: Characteristics and March 8, 1963

Performance; MCEC Order PO 13000.IB;

MCS 3-86

MISSING

HAF 582 Communication Plans and Orders Within June 1958

the Marine Division; (NAVMC 7698) MCS

3-106; MCECO P 2000.2

HAF 583 Operations, Marine Division; FMFM-4 (Tent.) September 28, 1962

MISSING

Box 30

HAF 584 The Marine Infantry Battalion; FMFM-6 December 26, 1962

SEE FMFM SECTION, PUBLICATIONS

HAF 585 Naval Gunfire Support; FMFM-7 August 27, 1962


HAF 586 Field Artillery Support; FMFM-9 (Tent.) January 1963


HAF 587 Embarkation; FMFM-II December 18, 1961



87

HAF 588 Shore Party Operations; FMFM-12 (Tent) July 13, 1962 MISSING

HAF 589 Engineer Operations; FMFM-13 (Tent) January 1962 MISSING

HAF 590 Medical Support; FMFM-16 (Tent) August 16, 1962

HAF 591 Air Movement of Fleet Marine Force Units; February 1963

FMFM-18 (Tent)

MISSING

HAF 592 Operations Against Guerrilla Forces; August 14, 1962

FMFM-21 SEE FMFM SECTION,

PUBLICATIONS

HAF 593 Joint Logistics and Personnel Policy and December 1, 1961

Guidance JCS Pub 3 MISSING

HAF 594 Naval Gunfire Tactics: Techniques and November 30, 1955

Planning; LFM-7 (Draft)

HAF 595 Naval Gunfire Tactics: Techniques and June 19, 1959

Planning; (T & T Board) LFM-7

(Draft Rev.)

MISSING

HAF 596 Naval Gunfire Tactics: Techniques and April 28, 1956

Planning; LFM-7

MISSING


88

HAF 597 Standard Operating Procedure for Preparation April 1962

of Marine Corps Doctrinal and Related

Publications; P 5600.6

HAF 598 Doctrine for Amphibious Operations; Army July 1962

Field Manual 31-II; Navy NWP 22(A);

Marine Corps Landing Force Manual-01MISSING

HAF 599 Employment of Aviation in Amphibious 1953

Operations; NWIP 22-3

MISSING

HAF 600 Command Relationships in Amphibious 1959-1960

Warfare by Dr. Philip A. Crowl (Lecture)

HAF 601 (1) Landing Operations; Naval Gunfire Support 1930-1932

of Landing Operations; Boat Landing and

Deployment Diagrams, Debarkation Schedules,

Battalion Boat Group Explanatory Letter




Battalion Boat Group Part 1






89









HAF 601 (6) Landing Operations; Naval Gunfire 1930-1932

Support of Landing Operations; Boat

Landing and Deployment Diagrams,

Debarkation Schedules, Battalion Boat

Group Part 5

HAF 602 Guadalcanal Map donated by Col. Cross ca. 1942

20 Aug 42

HAF 603 Use of NWP-22 as a Basis for Doctrine for 1952-1953

Joint Amphibious Operations; Senior Marine

Corps Representative Report 23 Jun 53

HAF 604 French Tactics in Algeria (La Tactique 1960

Francaise en Algerie) by Col. Buchound

HAF 605 The Role of Marine Corps Aviation in the 1949-1950

Second Nicaraguan Campaign; Monograph

(Staff Study) by Lt.Col. E. C. Godbold, USMC,

Senior School

MISSING


90

HAF 606 The Landing Force and Small-Arm Instruction, 1912

U.S. Navy

HAF 607 The Landing Force and Small-Arm Instruction, Revised 1916

U.S. Navy

HAF 608 Landing-Force Manual, U.S. Navy 1918


Box 31


HAF 611 Landing-Force Manual, U.S. Navy, w/chgs 1 & 2 1938

HAF 612 Training Manual for Emergency Control n.d.

External Emergency Force Operations "C"

HAF 613 Signal Intellligence/Electronic Warfare September 1964

Operations; FMFM 2-3

MISSING

HAF 614 Detailed Review of Marine Corps Helicopter February 1956

Characteristics: Current and Proposed

HAF 615 Proposed Landing Force Manual 24: 1955

Helicopter Operations; Marine Corps


91

Tactics and Techniques Board

Box 32

HAF 616 (1) Printer's Manuscript of LFM-24: 1956

Helicopter Operations Through Section 6

HAF 616 (2) Printer's Manuscript of LFM-24: 1956

Helicopter Operations Section 7 to End

HAF 617 Helicopter Operations; Landing Force November 10, 1953

Manual 24

MISSING

HAF 618 Employment of Light Antiaircraft Missile Bn. May 1964

MISSING

HAF 619 Employment of Light Antiaircraft Missile Bn. March 1965 MISSING

HAF 620 Interim Doctrine for the Conduct of May 10, 1955

Tactical Atomic Warfare; T & T Project

51-53F (Marine Corps Development Center)

LFB 2 (Rev)

MISSING

HAF 621 Signal Intelligence/Electronic Warfare November 1966

Operations; Fleet Marine Force Manual

2-3 (61801)

MISSING


92

HAF 622 Establishment of a Marine Aircraft Wing July 12, 1962


Order PO 3310.2B; MCS 3-78

MISSING

HAF 623 Establishment of a Marine Aircraft Wing October 11, 1963


Order PO 3310.2C; MCS 3-78

MISSING

HAF 624 Manual of Amphibious Type Ships and July 5, 1961

Landing Craft; MCEC Order 09000.1A;

MCS 3-23

MISSING

HAF 625 Joint Logistics and Personnel Policy and January 1963

Guidance; JCS Pub. 3

MISSING

HAF 626 Joint Logistics and Personnel Policy and September 1964

Guidance; JCS Pub. 3

MISSING

HAF 627 (1) FMFM 21 & FMFM 8-2: Operations 1962-1971

Against Guerrilla Forces: Correspondence

& Drafts FMFM 8-3: Advanced Naval

Base Defense: Correspondence

HAF 627 (2) FMFM 21 & FMFM 8-2: Operations Against 1962-1971

Guerrilla Forces: Correspondence & Drafts


93

FMFM 8-3: Advanced Naval Base Defense:

Correspondence

HAF 628 Amphibious Warfare School Class 2-66 1966

Box 33

HAF 629 The Marine Corps University; VTU 4-52 1975

(Operations Analysis)

HAF 630 (1) Study of Department of Defense 1958

Reorganization Act of 1958 - Shell Board

Report

HAF 630 (2) Study of Department of Defense 1958

Reorganization Act of 1958 - Shell Board

Report: Correspondence,Comments, Draft

HAF 631 Breckinridge, James Carson, General: 1928-1934/1971

Lectures Writings

HAF 632 Breckinridge, James Carson, General: 1942-1966

Information on/Photographs

HAF 633 Defense Reorganization Act of 1958 1958/1971

HAF 634 Intelligence Symposium 1958/1971

HAF 635 Marine Corps Troop Test Program 1959-1960/1971


94

HAF 636 Navy-Marine Corps Panel for the Review of 1962-1963/1971

Naval

Box 34

HAF 637 Junior School: Photographs - Allied Officers 1963-1964

HAF 638 (1) FTP-167 1940-1943

HAF 638 (2) FTP-167 1940-1943

HAF 638 (3) FTP-167 1940-1943

HAF 638 (4) FTP-167 1940-1943

HAF 638 (5) FTP-167 1940-1943

HAF 638 (6) FTP-167 1940-1943

HAF 638 (7) FTP-167 1940-1943

HAF 638 (8) FTP-167 1940-1943

HAF 639 Microfilm List: Army, Navy and Marine 1947-1953

Corps Available in the Library

HAF 640 Lectures: List of Title and Speaker 1900-1942

HAF 641 T/O's, Forms, Questionnaires, Data Sheets; n.d.

S.O.P's-Review of T/O's & T/E's; Marine

Aviation; Observers' Reports--List of


95

HAF 642 Presentations, Demonstrations, Tactical n.d.

Problems; General Notes on I.nstruction-MCS;

Military Law-MCS;Charts, Maps--List of

HAF 643 Books - Marine Corps Museum: Preliminary June 23, 1967

Inventory as of 23 June 1967

HAF 644 Reports, Documents, Directives, Theses of 1899-1953

Historical Value- -List of

HAF 645 LFM's: Consolidated List, Reports of Progress 1953-1954

on Manuals

HAF 646 List of All Microfilm, Army, Navy and Marine 1947-1954

Corps Available in the Library

Box 35

HAF 647 713H-Operation Plan: Advanced-Base 1921

Operations in Micronesia by Earl

"Pete" Ellis (copy)

HAF 648 "Downfall" - Strategic Plan for Operations May 28, 1945

in the Japanese Archipelago

HAF 649 Naval Gunfire Requirements 1944-1945

HAF 650 Hints on Bush Fighting by Major C. B. 1899

Morgan, The West India Regt., West Africa


96

was HAF 1000

HAF 651 Diplomacy and Spurs in the Dominican 1923

Republic was HAF 1001

HAF 652 Jungle Combat Principles by 20th Inf. Brigade, 1925

Canal Zone was HAF 1002

HAF 653 "La Flor Engagement" (The Hunter Contact) by 1928-1931

Captain Victor F. Bleasdale, USMC was

HAF 1003

HAF 654 A Critical Analysis of Japanese Operations May 1, 1935

Against Shanghai in 1932, and the Results

Thereof by Clifton B. Cates, Major, USMC,

Marine Corps School, Quantico,Va. was HAF 1004

HAF 655 Naval Bases of the U.S. in the Pacific was HAF 1935

1005

HAF 656 The Facilities and Suitability of San Diego, 1935

California, as a Port of Embarkation for the

War Strength Fleet Marine Force by Amor LeR.

Sims, Captain, U.S. Marine Corps was HAF 1006

HAF 657 Thesis on Japanese Bases by 1st Lt. A. R. Pefley ca. 1935

was HAF 1007

HAF 658 Japanese Naval Bases and Potential Bases by ca. 1935

Archie V.Gerard, First Lieutenant, U.S.

Marines was HAF 1008


97

HAF 659 Baltimore: Its Facilities and Suitability as a April 18, 1936

Port of Embarkation for the War-Strength

FMF by Acton A. Gladden, Major, U.S.

Marine Corps was HAF 1009

Box 36

HAF 660 "The Navy Department is Drawing up April 20, 1936

Plans for a New Type of Vessel to Furnish

Fire Support for a Landing Operation. Discuss

Fully the Desirable Characteristics Which

Should be Embodied in Such a Vessel" by

Marion N. Little, Lt., USN was HAF 1010

HAF 661 Aerial Spotting for Marine and Naval ca. 1936-1937

Gunfire on Land Targets by T. B. White, Captain,

USMC was HAF 1011

HAF 662 What Should be the Organization, Equipment ca. 1939

and Armament of a Marine Corps Aviation

Unit for Small War Service in Countries With

Characteristics Similar to Central America, As

Illustrated by Marine Corps Air Operations in

Haiti and Nicaragua, and Italian Air Operations

in Ethiopia by L. R. Henderson, Captain,

USMC was HAF 1012

HAF 663 The Marine Corps Need for a Small Boat ca. 1939

Battalion by J. A. Stuart, Captain, U.S.


98


HAF 664 The Critical Analysis of the Japanese 1938-1939

Operations in Shanghai by Emmett W.

Skinner, Lieut. Col., U.S. Marine Corp

was HAF 1014

HAF 665 Pt. 1: A Critical Analysis of the China ca. 1940

Expedition in 1900 by D. F. O'Neill,

Captain, U.S. Marine Corps

Pt. 2: By Captain Allen C. Koonce, U.S.


HAF 666 Capacity of Present and Future Aircraft ca. 1940

for Transporting Troops by P. O. Parmelee,

Captain, U.S. Marine Corps was HAF 1016

HAF 667 Determination of 75mm Equivalent for November 5, 1938

the 30 lb. Fragmentation Bomb by

Captain T.C. Green was HAF 1017

HAF 668 Errors Commonly Committed in Training January 25, 1943

for Amphibious Operations was HAF 1018

HAF 669 Report of Special Board for Compiling September 4, 1941

Standing Operative Procedure for

Transport Quartermaster Details was HAF 1019

HAF 670 Waterproof ing of Motor Vehicles was HAF 1020 1942


99

HAF 671 A Study of Tank Employment in Base Defense October 1, 1946

by Arthur J. Stuart, LtCol., USMC was

HAF 1021

HAF 672 Historical Study of Landing Operations, for 1935

November 15, 1935; Issued by Military

Intelligence Division, General Staff, Fort

Shafter, T.H. was HAF 1022

HAF 673 Development of Landing Boats - New 1947

Developments,Recommendation for was

HAF 1023

HAF 674 Concept for Aerial Delivery Operations was 1952

HAF 1024

HAF 675 Naval Operating Forces--Fleet Marine Force: December 4, 1953

Question and Answer Period After Lecture

Given by Lieutenant General Oliver P. Smith,

USMC was HAF 1025

Box 37

HAF 676 Trainting Exercises (Including Vietnam) 1932-1961

Box 38 - Information Added March 1994

HAF 677 Marine Corps Research and Development 1950-59

Organization and Functioning of Marine

Corps Landing Force


100

HAF 678 Extracts from the Marine Corps Board December 1, 1948

Report on Organization of the Fleet

Marine Force, War and Peace

(HOGABOOM Board)

HAF 679 Extracts from Report of Board to Study August 27, 1951

and Make Recommendations on Air-Ground

and Aviation matters (HARRIS Board)

HAF 680 Extracts from Report of Board to Review April 1, 1952

the Basic Organization Stucture of the Fleet

Marine Force, Ground (WORNHAM Board)

HAF 681 Extracts from Report of Board Convened June 2, 1953

to Review Headquarters Organization fo

FMFLant

HAF 682 Extracts from Report of Board to Study December 22, 1953

Characteristics of Fleet Marine Force

Ground and Air Units (SNEDECKER Board)

HAF 683 Extracts from Report of Board to Study June 17, 1954

Organizational Concepts to Support the

Force-In-Readiness Mission of the Marine Corps

HAF 684 Extracts from the Report of the FMF Service July 1951

Support Conference


101

HAF 685 Extracts from the Report of the Marine November 1953

Corps Field Artillery Conference

HAF 686 The Marine Air-Ground Task Force Concept November 9, 1954

HAF 687 Activation of 2d Marine Air-Ground Taskd December 20, 1953

Force, FMF

HAF 688 Extracts from Advanced Research Group July 7, 1954

Project III "Air-Ground Relations"

HAF 689 Concept of Future Amphibious Operations April 27, 1954

HAF 690 Marine Corps Concept of Landing Force May 21, 1955

Aspects of Future Amphibious Operations,

Implementing Program for

HAF 691 Concept for Logistic Support of the August 17, 1955

Landing Force

HAF 692 Introduction into the Fleet Marine Force September 14, 1955

of Additional Capabilities for Delivery

of Atomic Munitions

HAF 693 Marine Aviation August 9, 1955

HAF 694 T/O "L" (Provisional) 3449, Provisional February 21, 1955

Force Service Regiment and Revision of

Fleet Marine Force Logistic Support, plans for


102

HAF 695 Aerial Tankers, request for December 28, 1955

HAF 696 Landing Force Manual-8 (Employment January 17, 1956

of Marine Corps Aviation)

HAF 697 Fleet Marine Force, Logistic Organization of April 28, 1950

HAF 698 Small Tactical Support Airfields, Runway February 20, 1956

Construction and Surface Materials for,

Including Speial Equipment (MCEB Projet T-987)

HAF 699 Policy Governing the Employment, March 28, 1952

Capabilities, and Missions of Engineer

Organizations of the Fleet Marine Force

HAF 700 Policy Governing the Employment April 21, 1953

Capabilities and Missions of the Shore Party

Battalion of a Marine Division

HAF 701 Service Command, Including Force August 11, 1955

Service Regiment, Organization and

Concept, Recommendation for

HAF 702 Conclusions of Joint Landing Force Board March 1954

project 3-51

HAF 703 Activation of 2d Marine Air-Ground December 21, 1953

Task Force, FMF


103

HAF 704 SOP for Functioning of 2d Marine Air-Ground April 7, 1955

Task Force and/or Amphibious Troops

Headquarters

HAF 705 Functions, Organization and Personnel October 10, 1955

Requirement of Intelligence Sections of

Air-Ground Task Forces, Concept of

HAF 706 New Concept of Amphibious Warfare; September 21, 1955

Requirements for Support of

HAF 707 Concept of Future Amphibious Assault December 8, 1955

Operations

HAF 708 Report of Amphibious Warfare Conference September 30, 1954

HAF 709 The Functions of Construction Battalion February 21, 1952

Units in Providing Support of Naval and

Marine Corps Forces; Policy in Regard to

HAF 710 Extracts from 3d Infantry Division Final February 24, 1956

Evaluation Report on the ATFA Infantry

Division

HAF 711 Development and Organizational Requirements March 12, 1956

of the Marine Division Operation Under the

Concepts fo Landing Force Bulletin 2

HAF 712 FMFPAC: Shore Party Board Report August 4, 1945


104

HAF 713 Antimechanized Operations in the Amphibious October 1, 1952

Operation

HAF 714 Marine Corps Schools: Study on Responsibility June 1953

for Unloading Assault Shipping

HAF 715 Air Cover of Helicopter Assault Force Column July 10, 1956

With Jet Aircraft, Staff Study

HAF 716 Camp Pendleton: Helicopter Movement June 24, 1957

Control System, Recommendation for

HAF 717 Marine Corps Schools: The Employment n.d.

of Helicopters in the Amphibious Attack

Box 39 - Information Added April 1994

HAF 718 Research, Investigation and Experiment December 1957

in the field of Amphibian Vehicles for

USMC Contract No 66245

HAF 719 Commander Training Command, US January 22, 1952

Pacific Fleet: TRAPAC 106 "Coordination

of Air Defense in an Amphibious

Objective Area,"

HAF 720 Staff Discussions with Team From the January 8, 1953

School of Amphibious Warfare, Framington,

England


105

HAF 721 Office of the Chief of Naval Operations: December 17, 1942

Goldrush Project Test Debarking of Type

Equipment From Tank Landing Ship (LST)

HAF 722 HQ, Marine Aircaft, South Pacific. February 25, 1944

Nomenclature of U.S. Vessels

HAF 723 Troop Training Unit, Training Command, July 14, 1944

Amphibious Force, Pacific Fleet: Training

Memorandum No. 17-44: Amphibous Training

of 97th Infantry Division

HAF 724 Commander in Chief, Pacific Ocean Areas: August 16, 1944

Command Relationships in Amphibious

Operations in the Pacific Ocean Areas

HAF 725 CDR, Amphibious Forces, US Pacific Fleet: April 3, 1944

Amphibious Forces Circular Letter AL 17-44

HAF 726 Ninth Amphibious force, US Pacific fleet: November 1, 1943

Air Control in the Amphibious Operation--

Ninth Amphibious Force General Order No. 2

HAF 727 CDR, Amphibious Forces, Pacific Fleet: March 3, 1944

Amphibious Force Circular Letter AL 16-44:

Procedure For Movement of Assault Forces

HAF 728 HQ, 43d Infantry Division: 7th Echelon March l, 1943

Movement Tale


106

Box 40 Information Added April 1994

HAF 729 Col. R. D. Heinl, Jr. U. S. Marine Corps, n.d.

The Right To Fight

HAF 730 Lt. Col. R. D. Heinl, Jr. U. S. Marine Corps, November 1947

"The U. S. Marine Corps: Author of Modern

Amphibious War"

HAF 731 Transport Doctrine, Amphibious forces, March 30, 1944

US Pacific Fleet Amphibious Forces Circular

Letter AL 16-44

HAF 732 SOP Command Post Movement (ship to shore) July 20, 1944

establishment security, Defense and Displacement

HAF 733 FO-1 Training, 187th Regimental Combat October 1946

Team (Amphibious)

HAF 734 Catalogue of Advanced Base Function June 30, 1955

Components, Seventh Edition, OPNAV

Instruction 04040.22A

HAF 735 Concept of Amph.ibious Warfare (Current June 11, 1965

to 1975-1980 period) and Program Guidance,

Command and Control Advisory Panel

HAF 736 Missions and Tasks of Commander November 10, 1966

Amphibious Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet

(enclosure 2, COMPHIBLANT ltr ser 0714


107

HAF 737 Test of Amphibian Tractor Under Surf and June 9, 1943

Coral Conditions

HAF 738 Shore Party Manual n.d.

HAF 739 The Balanced' Fleet-A Portfolio of Materia n.d.

HAF 740 "Restricted Waters" Operations March 28, 1958

Box 41

HAF 741 A Brief Historical Search off the 1949

Development of Amphibious Inspection

and doctrine at the Marine Corps Schools

During the Years Prior to WWII

HAF 742 Staff Study "The Establishment of a 1950

Balanced Fleet Marine Force Air-Ground

Force in the Western Pacific

HAF 743 Military Requirements for Transport Sea 1947

Planes Designed for Fleet Marine Force Use

HAF 744 Study of Helicopters and Large Seaplanes 1946

in Amphibious Warfare

HAF 745 Employment of Helicopters from Multiple Decks 1964

HAF 746 Port Director Duties September 21, 1944


108

HAF 747 Naval Gunfire Support of Amphibious 1977

Operations: Past, Present and Future

HAF 748 Duties of Marines and Their Connection 1913

With Advanced Base Outfits

Box 42

HAF 749 Embarkation and Transportation of Italian 1911

Expedition for Tripoli Transport Regulations

HAF 750 Tests of Amphibian Tractors, T-33 and 1943

LVT(2), Negotiating Barbed Wire

HAF 751 Operational Trials of LST 1153 from: Lt.Col. 1947

C.L. Granger, USMC To: Asst. Comdt.

MSC (PHOTOS)

HAF 752 Morocco Landing Operations and Capture 1928

of AXDIR

HAF 753 Observation of an American General Staff 1928

Officer in the French and Spanish Zone- in

Morocco During the Operations of 1928

HAF 754 Morroco - The Spanish Landing at 1928

Alhucemas Bay

HAF 755 Amphibian Cross Automobiles 1935


109

HAF 756 Recommendations BAsed on Report of 1925

Critique on Joint Army and Navy Problems

no.3 (June 1-5)

HAF 757 Characteristics of Guns and Carriages with 1934

Photos: Development of Field Artillery Material

HAF 758 Maritime Rights in Time of War: Sea 1933

Supremacy Versus Freedom of the Seas:

Kellogg Treaty

HAF 759 Laws and Regulations Pertaining to Navy 1934

Organization

HAF 760 The Caliber .22 Machine Gun Mark I n.d.

HAF 761 The German Infantry Regiment (Germany- 1936

Combat)

HAF 762 The Light Field Howitzer Battery (motorized n.d.

with the New 10.5 Howitzer #18) Germany

(Combat) Amphibian Cross Country Automobile

HAF 763 Troop Carrier Submarine Test and Evaluation 1950

Phase Three, Report of

HAF 764 First Interim Report on ASSP Project: 1952

"Evaluate the U.S.S. SEALION (ASSP 315)

As a Troop Carrier Submarine"


110

Box 43

HAF 765 Final Report on Project ASSP "Evaluate 1952

the U.S.S. SEALION (ASSP 315) As a

Troop Carrier Submarine"

HAF 765A First Interim Report of Test and Evaluation 1951

of Improved Outboard Motors for Employment

in U.S.S. SEALION (ASSP 315) Amphibious

Ops

HAF 766 Joint Chiefs of Staff Decision LFM -01- 1965

The Doctrine for Amphibious Operations.

HAF 767 Memo To Lt. Col. C.W. Shister from Capt. 1946

Harold T. Clemons Re: Use of Smoke

HAF 768 "General Principles Governing The Selection 1909

and Establishment of Advanced Bases the

Composition of an Advanced Base Outfit"

HAF 769 Report on Men, Materials, and Drills 1909

Required for Establishing a Naval Advance

Base by: Major Dion Williams

HAF 770 Advanced Base Force Correspondence 1902-1910

HAF 771 A History of Advanced Base Section (PT. 4 of 5) 1946


111

HAF 772 Training Devices for Demonstration of Ship 1948

to Shore Movements Recommendation for

forwarding of HDQTRS USMC

HAF 773 Employment of LST as Liquid Carriers in 1950

Amphibious Operations (photos) .

HAF 774 Commandant of the Marine Corps: Marine 1954

Corps Amphibious Training Requirements

for F4 1956, 1957 and 1958

HAF 775 Amphibious Intelligence Training 1944

HAF 776 Landing on Enemy Coasts n.d.

HAF 777 Demonstration of Smoke For Use In 1945

Amphibious Operations Report of

HAF 778 Tactical Tests of Smoke in Landing 1944

Operations Employing Small Boats Carrying

100 GPH Oil Fog Generators HCM Smoke

screen Generators (MKS), and Floating Smoke

Pots (m4)

HAF 779 The Characteristics and Tactical Employment n.d.

HAF 780 Illustrations of Combined Operations 1943

Landing Craft and Ships

HAF 781 Troop Umpire Control in an Amphibious 1949


112

Operation (July): Troop Training Unit Atlantic

Little Creek, Va.

HAF 782 Medical Activities -- Afloat and Afield in 1940

Combined Sea and Land Operations

HAF 783 Medical Tactics of Combined Operations of 1937

the Army and Navy : Naval Medical School

Box 44

HAF 784 Organizational Charts and Tables Medical 1941

and Marine Corps by: J.W. Collins, USN

and J.W. Townsend, USMC

HAF 785 Pamphlet Medical Service, Transports, 1943

Amphibious force, Atlantic Fleet

HAF 786 Documents Pertaining to Air Force Interest 1961-1970

in Marine Corps Air Support Tactics

HAF 787 Abstracts of talks Given at ORG Conference November 7, 1945

on Naval Gunfire Support

HAF 788 USMC Naval Gunfire conference January 1952

HAF 789 Operation CHIU (JUMP OFF) Report of the 1953

Amph Training for Chinese Marine Corps

HAF 790 Surf Manual for Amphibious Operations, 1945


113

COMINCH P-9

HAF 791 "Marine Coast Artillery: The Defense 1940

Battalions," by 1st Lieutenant R. D. Heinl,

Jr., USMC

HAF 792 Submarine Landing Exercise No. 1, 1st Marine 1949

Division

HAF 793 Joint Committee Report on Marine Corps 1932

Duplication of Effort Between Army and Navy

HAF 794 The DUKW: Its Operation and Uses 1945

Box 45

HAF 795 Index of Reference Material (Structure 1965

Boards) with 34 tabs

HAF 796 Marine Corps Amphibious Alerts, n.d.

Deployments and Landings Since

World War II

HAF 797 Sea Basing Concept 1970

HAF 798 Review of Staff Input to Statement of 1975

Requirements for U.S. Navy Provided

Support for Marine Corps Amphibious

Operations Letter


114

HAF 799 Jordan Contingency Planning 1970

HAF 800 Hinged Marston Nets (Rapid Laying Type) 1945

Tests with LST

HAF 801 Joint Service Agreement Report No. 1954

1-54-3124: Joint Landing Force Project

10-52: Concept of Employment of the

Helicopter in the Amphibious Assault

HAF 802 Parachute Instruction Manual - Marine 1943

Parachute Troops

HAF 803 Marine Corps Balloon Barrage Employment 1942

HAF 804 Field Training Manual: Camouflage (Second 1942

Marine Division)

HAF 805 Field Training Manual: Destruction by 1943

Demolition, Incendiaries, and Sabotage

HAF 806 The Japanese Story of the Battle of Midway, 1947

OPNAV P32-1002

HAF 807 Marine Observers Report on British Commandos-

Their Origin, Mission, Organization, Personnel,

Weapons, Clothing and Equipment, Training,

Discipline and Morale and Employment - Capt.

S. B. Griffith and W. M. Greene, Jr.


115

HAF 808 Staff Manual, NAVMC 1022-DPP 1944

HAF 809 Analysis of Helicopter Ship-to-Shore 1965

Operations in Amphibious Exercises

Box 46

HAF 810 Combined Operations Pamphlet No. 14(b) 1942

Landing Craft Signal Pamphlet

HAF 811 Combined Operations Pamphlet No. 34: 1943

RA, (Great Britain)

HAF 812 Rules For The Admission Into The Marine 1869

Corps As Commissioned Officers

Box 47

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