INDEX
UNIT | SUBJECT | PAGE NUMBER |
| ARMED FORCES | ||
| Chinese Communist Air Forces | ||
| General | ||
| Airfields, Military | 109 157 | |
| Air Forces Personnel | 157 | |
| Airplanes, Military | 3, 55, 56, 157 | |
| Communications Facilities | 3, 4 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 157 | |
| Military Billets | 157 | |
| Soviet Military Advisors | 117 | |
| Chinese Communist Army | ||
| Availability of Equipment | 48 | |
| Capabilities, Units | 48 | |
| Personalities | 48 | |
| Strength | 48 | |
| Unit Disposition | 48 | |
| Unit Identification | 48 | |
| 2nd Field Army | ||
| Availability of Equipment | 48 | |
| Capabilities, Units | 48 | |
| Personalities | 48 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 48 | |
| Unit Identification | 48 | |
| 3rd Field Army | ||
| Availability of Equipment | 48 | |
| Capabilities, Units | 48 | |
| Personalities | 48 | |
| Strength | 48 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 48 | |
| Unit Identification | 48 | |
| 4th Field Army | ||
| Availability of Equipment | 48 | |
| Capabilities, Units | 48 | |
| Personalities | 48 | |
| Strength | 47, 48 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 48 | |
| Unit Identification | 47, 48 | |
| 3rd Army (Northeast China People's Liberation Army) (Redesignated 40th Army, 4th Field Army, in November 1948) | ||
| Unit Identification | 47 | |
| 43rd Army (4th Field Army) | ||
| Antiaircraft | 158 | |
| Artillery | 157-159 | |
| Movement of Unit | 99 | |
| Security Measures | 157 | |
| Strength | 158 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 99 | |
| Unit Identification | 99, 157 | |
| Unit Organization | 99 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 158 | |
| 60th Army (4th Field Army) | ||
| Codes and Ciphers | 108 | |
| Military Communications Equipment | 108 | |
| Military Communications Net | 108 | |
| Personalities | 109 | |
| Soviet Trained Chinese | 109 | |
| Strength | 108, 109 | |
| Uniforms | 108 | |
| Unit Identification | 107-109 | |
| Unit Organization | 109 | |
| 70th Army (4th Field Army) | ||
| Strength | 109 | |
| Unit Identification | 109 | |
| Unit Organization | 109 | |
| 127th Division (43rd Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 99 | |
| 128th Division (43rd Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 99 | |
| 129th Division (43rd Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 99 | |
| 156th Division (3rd Army) (Probably Erroneous; Interrogee may have Referred to the Former Rear Security and Training Division of 43rd Army) | ||
| Movement of Unit | 47 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 47 | |
| Unit Identification | 47 | |
| 156th Division (43rd Army) (Rear Security and Training Division) (Separated from 43rd Army in July 1950 and became a Garrison Division in NAM-CH'ANG) | ||
| Movement of Unit | 99 | |
| Unit Activation | 99 | |
| Unit Identification | 99 | |
| 165th Division (60th Army) (Reported Subordinate to 60th Army in 1948 and 1949; Present Disposition not known as Present 60th Army Reportedly Consists only of 178th, 179th, and 180th Divisions) | ||
| Armament | 108 | |
| Artillery | 108 | |
| Availability of Equipment | 109 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 109 | |
| Communications Personnel | 108 | |
| Cultural Section Personnel | 108 | |
| Fuel Supply | 108 | |
| Japanese Personnel in CCF | 109 | |
| Korean Personnel in CCF | 108 | |
| Medical Personnel | 108 | |
| Morale | 109 | |
| Movement of Unit | 107, 108 | |
| Personalities | 109 | |
| Rail Movement of Personnel | 107 | |
| Redesignation of Units | 108 | |
| Strength | 107, 108 | |
| Supply Sources | 108 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 107 | |
| Training | 107 | |
| Unit Code Numbers | 109 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 107 | |
| Unit Identification | 107, 108 | |
| Unit Organization | 108 | |
| Unit Transport | 108 | |
| Use of Japanese Equipment | 108 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 108 | |
| 6th Rear Hospital | ||
| Availability of Equipment | 72 | |
| Capabilities, Units | 72 | |
| Condition of Equipment | 72 | |
| Female Personnel in CCF | 72 | |
| Japanese Medical Personnel | 72 | |
| Japanese Personnel in CCF | 72 | |
| Medical Facilities | 71 | |
| Medical Personnel | 71, 72 | |
| Medical Supplies | 72 | |
| Supply Sources | 72 | |
| Uniforms | 72 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 71 | |
| Unit Identification | 71 | |
| 7th Sub Unit (8th Route Army) (Redesignate 165th Division, 60th Army, in June 1947) | ||
| Redesignation of Units | 107, 108 | |
| Strength | 107 | |
| Training | 107 | |
| Unit Identification | 107, 108 | |
| 8th Route Army | ||
| Military Billets | 87 | |
| Strength | 74 | |
| Training | 74, 156 | |
| Uniforms | 74 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 74, 76, 85 | |
| Unit Identification | 55, 64, 74, 76, 85, 87, 108, 107, 156 | |
| 849th Independent Anti-tank Regiment | ||
| Unit Identification | 83 | |
| Independent 3rd Regiment (Probably Absorbed by Independent 6th Division in April 1948) | ||
| Unit Identification | 99 | |
| Independent 6th Division (Redesignate 156th Division, 43rd Army, in November 1948) | ||
| Redesignation of Units | 99 | |
| Strength | 47 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 99 | |
| Unit Identification | 47, 99 | |
| Independent 15th Division (Also called 815th Division or Korean Division; Redesignated NKA 7th Division in April 1950) | ||
| Korean Personnel in CCF | 47, 157 | |
| Movement of Unit | 47 | |
| Rail Movement of Personnel | 157 | |
| Redesignation of Units | 47, 157 | |
| Strength | 47, 157 | |
| Unit Activation | 47, 157 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 157 | |
| Unit Identification | 47, 157 | |
| Unit Reorganization | 157 | |
| Independent 17th Regiment (8th Route Army) (Present Disposition not known; Reorganized in March 1950 and Probably Absorbed by one of the Larger Units of 4th Field Army) | ||
| Fortifications | 156 | |
| Strength | 156 | |
| Unit Identification | 156 | |
| Independent 164th Division (Redesignated NKA 5th Division in July 1949) | ||
| Communications Personnel | 119 | |
| Unit Identification | 119 | |
| Korean Volunteer Army (Later Integrated into Various CCF Units but Eventually sent to KOREA and Absorbed by NKA Units) | ||
| Unit Dispositions | 84 | |
| Unit Identification | 84 | |
| Northeast Democratic Allied Army (Also called Northeast China People's Liberation Army: Later part of 4th Field Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 156 | |
| Yen-Chi Provincial Defense Unit | ||
| Redesignation of Units | 156 | |
| Strength | 47 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 156 | |
| Unit Identification | 47, 156 | |
| Unit Mission | 156 | |
| U/I 56 (Code) Infantry Unit | ||
| Armament | 152 | |
| Availability of Transport | 152 | |
| Clothing Supply | 153 | |
| Food Supply | 153 | |
| Former CNA Personnel in CCF | 152 | |
| Rank Insignia | 152, 153 | |
| Strength | 152 | |
| Training | 152, 153 | |
| Uniforms, Summer | 153 | |
| Uniforms, Winter | 153 | |
| Unit Code Numbers | 149, 152 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 152 | |
| Use of Draft Animals | 152 | |
| Use of Japanese Equipment | 152 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 152 | |
| U/I 1145 (Code) Division (70th Army) | ||
| Japanese Personnel in CCF | 109 | |
| Unit Code Numbers | 109 | |
| U/I Army | ||
| Armament | 120 | |
| Military Billets | 120 | |
| Security Measures | 120 | |
| Sketch of Unit Dispositions | 122 | |
| Strength | 120 | |
| Uniforms | 120 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 119, 120, 122 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 119, 120, 122 | |
| Use of Japanese Equipment | 120 | |
| U/I Antiaircraft Artillery Units | ||
| Antiaircraft | 153 | |
| U/I Artillery Units | ||
| Artillery | 86 | |
| General | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 87 | |
| Armament | 48, 68, 86, 87 | |
| Armor | 48 | |
| Artillery | 48 | |
| Camouflage, Equipment | 121 | |
| Korean Personnel in CCF | 87 | |
| Military Billets | 124 | |
| Munitions Manufacture | 48 | |
| Munitions Storage | 120, 121 | |
| Propaganda, Military | 87 | |
| River Crossing Equipment | 121 | |
| Sketch of Unit Dispositions | 123, 124 | |
| Strength | 48, 68, 120, 121 | |
| Tactical Employment of unit | 68, 69 | |
| Training | 68, 69, 119 | |
| Training Engineer | 120, 121 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 68, 70, 120, 121, 123-125 | |
| Use of Draft Animals | 48 | |
| Use of Japanese Equipment | 48, 68 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 68 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 48 | |
| Water Movement of Personnel | 121 | |
| North Korean Army | ||
| 2nd Division | ||
| Unit Identification | 116 | |
| 3rd Division | ||
| Unit Identification | 63 | |
| 4th Division | ||
| Unit Identification | 127 | |
| 5th Division | ||
| Communications Personnel | 119 | |
| Unit Identification | 11, 107, 119 | |
| 6th Division | ||
| Artillery | 110 | |
| Unit Code Numbers | 110, 133 | |
| Unit Identification | 3, 7, 9, 80, 95, 110, 133 | |
| 7th Division | ||
| Korean Personnel from CCF | 99 | |
| Movement of Unit | 99 | |
| Strength | 99, 157 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 99 | |
| Unit Activation | 99 | |
| Unit Identification | 27, 47, 58, 99, 156, 157 | |
| 8th Division | ||
| Unit Identification | 89 | |
| 10th Division | ||
| Unit Identification | 40 | |
| 7th Border Constabulary Brigade (Redesignated 7th Division in July 1950) | ||
| Redesignation of Unit | 27 | |
| Unit Identification | 27 | |
| 27th Independent Brigade. (Present Disposition not known; Probably Deactivated) | ||
| Unit Code Numbers | 160 | |
| Unit Identification | 160 | |
| 92nd Independent Infantry Regiment (Present Disposition not known; Probably Deactivated) | ||
| Unit Identification | 85 | |
| 108th Independent Transport Regiment (May be 108th Security Forces Regiment; Present Disposition not known; Probably Deactivated) | ||
| Unit Identification | 49 | |
| 603rd Independent Motorcycle Regiment (Believed Presently Deactivated) | ||
| Unit Identification | 54 | |
| 921st Independent Transportation Regiment (Present Disposition not known; Probably Deactivated) | ||
| Unit Identification | 31 | |
| People's Volunteer Corps (Also called People's Volunteer Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 71 | |
| Soviet Air Forces | ||
| General | ||
| Airplanes, Military | 64, 117, 144, 145 | |
| Soviet Army | ||
| U/I Armored Units | ||
| Armament | 144 | |
| Armor | 84, 144, 145 | |
| Training | 144 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 144 | |
| Unit Transport | 144 | |
| U/I Artillery Units | ||
| Artillery | 84 | |
| General | ||
| Confiscation, Food Supply | 128 | |
| Confiscation, Industrial Equipment | 13, 32, 33, 45, 64, 65, 85, 128 | |
| Japanese PW Camps | 84 | |
| Soviet Occupation Activities | 128 | |
| Soviet Occupation Forces | 161 | |
| Soviet Troops in MANCHURIA | 84 | |
| Unit Transport | 161 | |
| Use of Civilian Labor | 128 | |
| Soviet Naval Forces | ||
| General | ||
| Soviet Naval Vessels | 80, 81, 110 | |
| CHINA | ||
| CHIANG-CHIA-KOU (33°06''N-108°47'E) | ||
| Civilian Hospitals | 28 | |
| Entertainment Facilities | 28 | |
| Military Billets | 28, 29 | |
| Military Headquarters | 29 | |
| Public Buildings | 27-29 | |
| Roads | 30 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 30 | |
| NAN-CH'ANG (28°40'N-115°53'E) | ||
| Airfields, Military | 159 | |
| Arsenals | 99, 100, 102 | |
| Bridges | 100, 103 | |
| Bridges, Railroad | 158, 159 | |
| Civilian Defense Activities | 101 | |
| Communications Facilities | 101, 103, 158, 159 | |
| Electric Power Plants | 158, 159 | |
| Ferry Facilities | 158 | |
| Military Billets | 100 | |
| Military Communications Equipment | 158 | |
| Munitions Storage | 100, 102 | |
| Population | 158 | |
| Products | 100 | |
| Railroad Stations | 159 | |
| Sketch of Arsenal | 102 | |
| Sketch of Bridges | 103 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 159 | |
| PEI-P'ING (39°36'N-116°24'E) | ||
| Communications Facilities | 150 | |
| Security Measures | 150 | |
| TIENTSIN (39°08'N-117°12'E) | ||
| Railroad, Passenger Service | 150 | |
| Railroad | 150 | |
| HOPEH Province | ||
| Agriculture | 149, 154 | |
| Climate | 149, 154 | |
| Coal Mines | 149 | |
| Condition of Roads | 150 | |
| Education Level | 151 | |
| Education System | 151 | |
| Hospitals | 151 | |
| Hydrographic Information | 149 | |
| Identification Cards | 153 | |
| Immunization | 151 | |
| Incidence of Disease | 151 | |
| Medical Personnel | 152 | |
| Mining | 149 | |
| Mining, Iron Ore | 149 | |
| Morale | 151 | |
| Population | 150 | |
| Religion | 151 | |
| Roads | 150 | |
| Topographical Information | 149, 154 | |
| Travel Permits | 153, 1 SS | |
| KANCHATKA | ||
| PETROPAVLOVSK-KANCHATSKIY (53°01'N-158°39'E) | ||
| Climate | 81 | |
| Communications Facilities | 146 | |
| Educational Level | 146 | |
| Food Supply | 147 | |
| Harbor Facilities | 82, 146-148 | |
| Hospitals | 146 | |
| Hydrographic Information | 147 | |
| Immunization | 146, 147 | |
| Japanese Technical Personnel | 146 | |
| Labor Supply | 146 | |
| Personnel Types | 146 | |
| Railroad Stations | 82 | |
| Sketch of Harbor | 82, 148 | |
| Soviet Naval Vessels | 147 | |
| Warehouses | 82 | |
| General | ||
| Communications Facilities | 146 | |
| Labor Supply | 146 | |
| Public Utilities | 146 | |
| Roads | 146 | |
| Transportation Facilities | 146 | |
| MANCHURIA | ||
| AN-SHAN (41°07'N-122°57'E) | ||
| Availability, Technical Personnel | 45 | |
| Industrial Equipment | 1135 | |
| Labor Supply | 135 | |
| Population | 45 | |
| Production Facilities | 45 | |
| Products | 45 | |
| Steel Mills | 44, 45, 133-135 | |
| AN-TUNG (40°08'N-124°23'E) | ||
| Airfields | 89, 92, 93 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 89, 90, 93 | |
| Locomotive Repair Plants | 89, 90, 92, 94 | |
| Railroads | 92 | |
| Railroad Stations | 92 | |
| Sketch of Airfields | 93 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 92 | |
| CH'ANG-CH'UN (43°53'N-125°20'E) | ||
| Airfields | 7, 133 | |
| Airplanes, Civilian | 134 | |
| Airplanes, Military | 134 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 7, 133, 134 | |
| Industrial Equipment | 134 | |
| Locomotive Repair Plants | 134 | |
| Military Billets | 134 | |
| Textile Mills | 108 | |
| CHI-AN (41°05'N-123°10'E) | ||
| Bridges | 132 | |
| Japanese Technical Personnel | 131 | |
| Railroads | 132 | |
| Railroad Stations | 132 | |
| Munitions Plants | 131 | |
| Security Measures | 131 | |
| Sketch of Munitions Plant | 132 | |
| CHI-LIN (43°51'N-126°32'E) | ||
| Electric Power Plants | 44-46, 141 | |
| Japanese Technical Personnel | 46 | |
| Labor Supply | 46 | |
| Munitions Plants | 48 | |
| Oil Refineries | 108 | |
| Treatment, Japanese Personnel | 46 | |
| DAIREN (TA-LIEN) (38°55'N-121°30'E) | ||
| Exports | 110 | |
| Fuel Storage | 111, 112 | |
| Harbor Facilities | 110 | |
| Hydrographic Information | 110 | |
| Imports | 110 | |
| Labor Supply | 110 | |
| Security Measures | 110 | |
| Sketch of Harbor Facilities | 112 | |
| Trading Companies | 110 | |
| Warehouses | 111, 112 | |
| FU-CHIN (47°14'N-131°59'E) | ||
| Airfields | 49 | |
| Airplanes | 49, 50 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 50, 53 | |
| Fortifications | 49, 51, 52 | |
| Military Billets | 49-51, 53 | |
| Roads | 49 | |
| Sketch of Airfields | 53 | |
| Sketch of Fortifications | 51, 52 | |
| FU-SHUN (41°53'N-123°54'E) | ||
| Brick Kilns | 31, 34 | |
| Bridges | 34 | |
| Chemical Plants | 32, 34 | |
| Coal Mines | 31, 32, 34 | |
| Electric Power Plants | 34 | |
| Industries | 32, 34 | |
| Japanese Technical Personnel | 32 | |
| Military Billets | 34 | |
| Oil Refineries | 32, 33 | |
| Production Facilities | 32 | |
| Products | 32, 33 | |
| Railroad Stations | 34 | |
| Roads | 34 | |
| Steel mills | 32, 34 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 34 | |
| HARBIN (PIN-CHIANG) 45°45'N-125°39'E) | ||
| Airfields | 127, 128, 130 | |
| Automotive Plants | 48 | |
| Availability of Medical Treatment | 161 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 161 | |
| Bridges | 128, 130 | |
| Climate | 128 | |
| Curfew | 162 | |
| Disease, Smallpox | 160 | |
| Disease, Typhus | 160 | |
| Electric Power Plants | 73-75 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 128-130 | |
| Fuel Storage | 129, 130 | |
| Hospitals | 160, 161 | |
| Identification Cards | 161, 162 | |
| Immunization | 160 | |
| Japanese Technical Personnel | 160 | |
| Military Billets | 75, 161 | |
| Munitions Plants | 48 | |
| Personnel Types | 160 | |
| Population | 160 | |
| Postal Facilities | 129, 130 | |
| Public Buildings | 129, 130 | |
| Railroads | 75 | |
| Railroad Stations | 75, 130 | |
| Roads | 129, 130 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 75, 130 | |
| Soviet Military Personnel | 161 | |
| Strength | 161 | |
| Travel Permits | 162 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 161 | |
| HO-LUNG (42°38'N-129°33'E) | ||
| Agriculture | 140 | |
| Bridges | 141, 142 | |
| Civilian Hospitals | 141 | |
| Climate | 140 | |
| Coal Mines | 140, 141 | |
| Disease, Dengue Fever | 141 | |
| Disease, Unknown | 141 | |
| Educational Level | 141 | |
| Electrical Power | 141 | |
| Gold Mines | 140 | |
| Immunization | 141 | |
| Medical Supplies | 141 | |
| Personnel Types | 141 | |
| Population | 141 | |
| Railroad Stations | 141 | |
| Religion | 141 | |
| Topographical Information | 140 | |
| Transportation Facilities | 141 | |
| HSI-AN (42°55'N-125°09'E) | ||
| Bridges | 2 | |
| Coal Mines | 1, 2 | |
| Electric Power Plants | 1, 2 | |
| Industries | 1, 2 | |
| Population | 2 | |
| Railroads | 2 | |
| Roads | 2 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 2 | |
| HUN-CH'UN (42°52'N-130°21'E) | ||
| Clothing Factories | 11 | |
| Munitions Plants | 11, 48 | |
| Products | 11, 48 | |
| Sketch of Munitions Plant | 11, 12 | |
| KUNG-CHU-LING (43°32'N-124°50'E) | ||
| Airfields | 8 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 8 | |
| LAO-T'OU-KOU (42°54'N-129°10'E) | ||
| Coal Mines | 47 | |
| LIN-CHIANS (41°44'N-126°55'E) | ||
| Communications Facilities | 40 | |
| LUNG-CHIANG (47°20'N-123°57'E) | ||
| Airfields, Military | 58, 60 | |
| Bridges | 67, 68, 70 | |
| Civilian Hospitals | 58, 60 | |
| Civilian Medical Schools | 69, 70 | |
| Climate | 59 | |
| Electric Power Plants | 68, 70 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 58-60 | |
| Military Billets | 68, 70 | |
| Population | 70 | |
| Public Buildings | 70 | |
| Railroads | 68 | |
| Railroad Stations | 60, 68, 70 | |
| Restrictions, Travel | 59 | |
| Roads | 60 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 60, 70 | |
| Soviet Occupation Activities | 59 | |
| Topographical Information | 67 | |
| MEI-HO-K'OU (43°32'N-125°41'E) | ||
| Communications Facilities | 40 | |
| MI-SHAN (45°30'N-132°00'E) | ||
| Agriculture | 35 | |
| Availability of Medical Personnel | 37 | |
| Availability of Medical Treatment | 37 | |
| Bridges | 38, 39 | |
| Climate | 38 | |
| Communications Facilities | 36-38 | |
| Condition of Railroads | 36 | |
| Condition of Roads | 36 | |
| Epidemics | 37 | |
| Locomotives, Types | 36 | |
| Personnel Types | 37 | |
| Population | 37 | |
| Products | 35 | |
| Public Buildings | 37 | |
| Railroads | 36, 38 | |
| Roads | 36, 38 | |
| Schools | 37 | |
| Sketch of Bridges | 39 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 38 | |
| Topographical Information | 35, 36 | |
| MUKDEN (SHEN-YANG) (41°48'N-123°27'E) | ||
| Aircraft Manufacturing Facilities | 55 | |
| Airfields | 3 | |
| Arsenals | 40-42 | |
| Communications Facilities | 42 | |
| Electric Power Plants | 41 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 4 | |
| Japanese Technical Personnel | 40 | |
| Labor Supply | 40 | |
| Manufacturing Facilities | 3 | |
| Mfg of Pharmaceutical Supplies | 3 | |
| Munitions Plants | 48 | |
| Personnel Types | 3 | |
| Population | 3 | |
| Products | 41 | |
| Security Measures | 41 | |
| Sketch of Airfield | 4 | |
| Sketch of Arsenal | 42 | |
| Soviet Technical Personnel | 40 | |
| MU-TAN-CHIANG (44°35'N-129°37'E) | ||
| Administration | 17 | |
| Airfields | 19, 25, 137, 139 | |
| Airfields, Civilian | 64-66 | |
| Airfields, Military | 64-66 | |
| Blackmarket Activities | 15, 16, 26 | |
| Bridges | 77, 78, 139 | |
| Censorship | 14 | |
| Civilian Defense Activities | 19 | |
| Civilian Hospital | 17, 20, 22 | |
| Clothing Factories | 20 | |
| Communications Facilities | 14, 27, 137, 139 | |
| Curfew | 16 | |
| Education Level | 16 | |
| Education System | 16 | |
| Electric Power Plants | 136, 138, 139 | |
| Entertainment Facilities | 16, 17, 19-22 | |
| Epidemics | 17 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 19, 25, 64-66, 137 | |
| Forced Relocation | 16 | |
| Fuel Storage | 66 | |
| Immunization | 17 | |
| Labor Supply | 61 | |
| Law Enforcement | 18 | |
| Living Conditions | 14 | |
| Locomotive Plants | 64-66 | |
| Locomotive Repair Plants | 77, 79 | |
| Locomotives, Types | 76, 77 | |
| Medical Supplies | 17 | |
| Military Billets | 19-21, 64, 66 | |
| Military Hospitals | 22 | |
| Newspapers | 15 | |
| Operations, Communist Organizations | 18 | |
| Organization, Communist | 18, 22 | |
| Personalities | 17, 18 | |
| Personnel Types | 14 | |
| Population | 14 | |
| Postal Facilities | 14 | |
| Products | 61 | |
| Public Buildings | 17, 19-22 | |
| Pulp mills | 20, 61 | |
| Radio Stations | 14, 21 | |
| Railroads | 77-79, 139 | |
| Railroads, Freight Service | 76, 79 | |
| Railroads, Passenger Service | 76, 77, 79 | |
| Railroad Stations | 62, 66, 76, 78, 79, 139 | |
| Religion | 16 | |
| Restrictions, Travel | 15 | |
| Roads | 23-26 | |
| Sketch of Airfield | 66 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 23-26, 139 | |
| Sketch of Electric Power Plants | 138 | |
| Sketch of Pulp Mill | 62 | |
| Sketch of Transport Facilities | 79 | |
| Soviet Occupation Activities | 63 | |
| Steel mills | 137, 139 | |
| Transportation Facilities | 13 | |
| Travel Permits | 15 | |
| Warehouses | 19 | |
| NING-AN (44°23'N-129°26'E) | ||
| Bridges | 95-98 | |
| Climate | 95, 96 | |
| Perry Facilities | 96, 97 | |
| Products | 95 | |
| Railroad Stations | 97 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 97 | |
| Topographical Information | 95 | |
| SHIH-CH'IEN | ||
| Bridges | 104 | |
| Japanese Technical Personnel | 6, 105 | |
| Munitions Manufacture | 8 | |
| Munitions Plants | 5, 6, 105 | |
| Paper Mills | 105 | |
| Products | 5, 105 | |
| Pulp Mills | 5, 105 | |
| Railroads | 105 | |
| Security Measures | 105 | |
| Sketch of Ammunition | 106 | |
| Topographical Information | 104 | |
| SUI-HUA (46°39'N-126°59'E) | ||
| Airfields | 72, 116, 118 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 72, 116-118 | |
| Sketch of Airfields | 118 | |
| Soviet Occupation Forces | 117 | |
| TA-SHA-HO (44°19'N-127°55'E) | ||
| Bridges | 89-92 | |
| Water Tanks | 91 | |
| T'U-MEN (42°58'N-129°49'E | ||
| Airfields, Military | 54, 57 | |
| Bridges | 56, 57, 113-115 | |
| Civilian Hospitals | 114, 115 | |
| Climate | 55 | |
| Construction, Airfields | 55 | |
| Entertainment Facilities | 57 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 54, 55, 57 | |
| Fuel Supply | 55 | |
| Postal Facilities | 114, 115 | |
| Public Buildings | 57, 114, 115 | |
| Railroad Stations | 57 | |
| Rice Mills | 57 | |
| Roads | 56, 57 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 57, 115 | |
| Topographical Information | 55, 56 | |
| Vehicle Movement of Supplies | 55 | |
| T'UNG-HUA (41°41'N-125°55'E) | ||
| Airfields | 41, 88 | |
| Civilian Hospitals | 87, 88 | |
| Communications Facilities | 40, 86 | |
| Election of Officials | 86 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 41, 88 | |
| Finance, Civilian Pay | 85 | |
| Finance, Commodity Prices | 85, 86 | |
| Finance, Stability of Currency | 85 | |
| Food Supply | 86 | |
| Lumber Mills | 87, 88 | |
| Munitions Manufacture | 85 | |
| Operations, Government | 86 | |
| Public Buildings | 87, 88 | |
| Public Utilities | 86 | |
| Pulp Mille | 85, 87, 88 | |
| Railroad Stations | 88 | |
| Roads | 88 | |
| Sketch of Airfields | 43 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 88 | |
| Taxation | 86 | |
| Treatment, Korean Personnel | 86 | |
| YEN-CHI (42°52'N-129°31'E) | ||
| Airfields | 83, 84, 121, 125, 126 | |
| Bridges | 125 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 83, 121, 126 | |
| Military Billets | 83, 84 | |
| Military Hospital | 84 | |
| Munitions Storage | 84 | |
| Reconstruction, Airfields | 83 | |
| Roads | 125 | |
| Sketch of Airfields | 126 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 125 | |
| Storage Facilities | 84 | |
| Supply Depots | 84 | |
| General | ||
| Communications Facilities | 141 | |
| Electric Power Plants | 78 | |
| Passports | 9, 10 | |
| Railroad Equipment | 9 | |
| Railroads | 141 | |
| Railroads, Passenger Service | 9, 141 | |
| Restrictions, Travel | 9 | |
| Sketch of Transportation Facilities | 78 | |
| Soviet Occupation Forces | 89 | |
| Tunnels | 77, 78 | |
| North KOREA | ||
| General | ||
| Trading Companies | 110 | |
| Union of Soviet Socialist Republics | ||
| KHABAROVSK (48°30'N-135°06'E) | ||
| Airfields, Military | 143, 145 | |
| Air Force Personnel | 144 | |
| Climate | 143 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 143, 144 | |
| Fortifications | 144 | |
| Railroads | 144 | |
| Railroad Stations | 143-145 | |
| Restricted Area | 144, 145 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 145 | |
| Topographical Information | 143 | |
| Warehouses | 145 | |
| KRASNAYA RECHXA (48°23'N-135°04'E) | ||
| PW Camps | 143 | |
