Book description
A study of high-level policy, administration, and organization of COMINT during WWII and how it was controlled and directed by each military service and how these services related to each other and to their British counterparts.
Table of contents
- Copyright
- Foreword
- INTRODUCTION AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- 1. U.S. COMINT, 1939–1941
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2. The First Year of War
- 2.1. THE IMPACT OF WAR
- 2.2. THE EXPANSION AND REORGANIZATION OF ARMY COMINT DURING 1942
- 2.3. NAVY COMINT REORGANIZATION AND EXPANSION IN WASHINGTON DURING 1942
- 2.4. THE ARMY-NAVY-FBI COMINT AGREEMENTS, MARCH–JULY 1942
- 2.5. U.S.-BRITISH COMINT AGREEMENTS IN WASHINGTON - 1942
- 2.6. NAVY COMINT IN THE PACIFIC
- 2.7. GROWTH OF U.S. NAVAL COMINT IN THE PACIFIC
- 2.8. Notes
- 3. Army-Navy Policy and Organizational Development during 1943
- 4. The Army-British COMINT Agreements of 1943: The ENIGMA Crisis
- 5. British-U.S. Navy COMINT Agreements of 1943–44
- 6. Continued Jurisdictional Problems regarding Clandestine Communications
- 7. The Army and Navy Move toward Full Cooperation, 1944–45
- 8. Internal Army and Navy Organizational Developments, 1944–45
- Glossary of Abbreviations
- Sources
Product information
- Title: A History of U.S. Communications Intelligence during World War II: Policy and Administration
- Author(s):
- Release date: January 1997
- Publisher(s): Center for Cryptologic History, NSA
- ISBN: 01120100003SI
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