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Military Intelligence Service Information Bulletin
War Department No. 14
Washington, D. C., May 1, 1942 MID 461
SPECIAL NOTICE
1. This bulletin has been prepared in response to requests from
units in the field. The photographs are for the purpose of enabling
members of the U. S. armed forces to identify the Japanese soldier
and his equipment and to grasp his capabilities.
2. Units are being supplied with copies on a basis similar to the
approved distribution for other Information Bulletins. Addi-
tional copies are furnished units in Pacific areas. Distribution
to air units is being made by the A-2 of Army Air Forces.
3. Each command should circulate available copies among its
personnel. It is suggested that where facilities and equipment
permit, these photographs be shown on a screen to assembled
units and accompanied by lectures based on material contained in
Information Bulletin No. 6 and following bulletins. The contents
of this bulletin will not be communicated to the public or to the
press, but may be given to any person known to be loyal to the
United States.
4. Suggestions for future bulletins are invited. Any corre-
spondence relating to Information Bulletins may be addressed
directly to the Dissemination Branch, Military Intelligence Serv-
ice, War Department, Washington, D. C.
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