| Admiralty |
The War at Sea 1939–45 (Chronological record of operations, Vols. I–VI) |
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Battle Summaries (Narratives of various actions and operations) |
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Weekly Intelligence Report |
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Monthly Anti-Submarine Report |
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British and Foreign Merchant Vessels Lost or Damaged during Second World War |
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Reports of Proceedings (Various naval operations) |
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Graf Spee, 1939. The German Story Other captured German documents (translations of raiders' war diaries, etc.) |
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The Navy List, 1939–45page 553 |
| Australian Official War History |
Narrative of Japanese midget submarine attack on Sydney, May 1942 |
| Department of Scientific and Industrial Research |
Narrative on Radar Development |
| Jellicoe, Admiral of the Fleet Earl |
Report on Naval Mission to the Dominion of New Zealand, 1919 |
| Manhattan Engineer District |
The Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, 1946 |
| New Zealand Navy Office |
Records files; general and personal Signal Logs, 1939–45 Ships' Logs, War Diaries, and Reports of Proceedings |
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Annual Reports of Naval Board, 1939–45 |
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The Navy List (RNZN), 1939–46 |
| United States Far East Command: General Headquarters; Military History Section |
The Imperial Japanese Navy in World War II |
| United States Navy |
Combat Narratives (Accounts of Naval Operations in Pacific, 1942–43) |
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Naval Intelligence Reports (ONI Weekly and various) |
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Captured Japanese documents, translations |
| United States Strategic Bombing Survey (Pacific), Naval Analysis Division |
The Campaigns of the Pacific War, 1947 The Effects of Atomic Bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, 1946 |
| United States Joint Army and Navy Assessment Committee |
Japanese Navy and Merchant Shipping Losses during World War II, 1947 |
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