NATIONAL SECURITY – DEFENSE (ND)
A primary
category containing information pertaining to national security functions,
including the safeguarding of classified information; restrictions on the use
of military aircraft; troop transportation and military operations which
involve the planning, preparation and conduct of warfare; the planning,
mobilization and management of resources and production for defense needs and
for material pertaining to the protection of life and property by preparing for
and carrying out non-military functions to prevent, minimize, repair and
recover from damage caused by enemy attack, including post attack mobilization
plans; Status of Forces Agreement.
Subject categories and
sub-categories fully available for research are bolded. Closed categories and sub-categories have a simple phrase
describing their contents.
DESCRIPTION
OF SECONDARY FILE CODES
File Code Description
ND National Security – Defense
ND001 Aircraft, Military
ND001-01 Non-Military Use of Aircraft
ND002 Civil
Defense (2.60 linear feet:
A secondary category containing
information pertaining to proposed Executive Order regarding the assignment of
Emergency Preparedness Responsibilities; Civil Defense planning; National
Security Emergency Preparedness (NSEP); proposed Executive Order directing FEMA
participation in Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Planning; National Emergency
Mobilization Preparedness Plan of Action; and an Executive Order regarding
Nuclear Power.
ND003 Communications – Electronics
ND004 Defense Mobilization
ND004-01 Manpower, Military
ND004-02 Materials, Military
ND005 Health – Medical, Military
ND006 Intelligence
ND007 Military Personnel
ND007-01 Casualties – Burials, Military
ND007-02 Conduct – Deportment – Behavior
ND007-03 Housing – Quarters, Military
ND007-04 Courts – Martial
ND007-05 Pay – Allowances – Pensions
ND007-06 Promotions – Demotions – Nominations
ND007-07 Separations – Discharges – Retirement
ND008 Preparedness, Military
ND009 Properties – Installations
ND009-01 Air Force Bases
ND009-02 Army Bases
ND009-03 Navy – Marine Bases
ND010 Reserve Forces – National Guard
ND011 Security,
Military (2.5 boxes, 1 linear foot)
A secondary
subject category containing memorandum, reports, correspondence, mailgrams,
bills and testimony regarding the identification and safeguarding of the
Federal Government’s national security information, nuclear materials, and the
physical security of federal employees. It
particularly contains the sixth, seventh, eleventh and twelfth Annual Report on
Domestic Safeguards and Security for Nuclear Material under the Dept. of Energy
and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and Congressional correspondence
regarding the Department of Energy’s handling of nuclear materials. The category contains material regarding the
new Executive Order 12356 for National Security Information; the Reagan administration’s
push for polygraph examinations and reaction to this position; clearance for
agency testimony regarding various Congressional bills to restrict polygraph
examinations, and public reaction to the Secretary of State’s public refusal to
submit to a polygraph examination.
ND011-01 Classified
Information (6 boxes, 4.8 linear feet)
A secondary subject category
containing memorandum, reports, correspondence, bills and testimony regarding
the procedures for identification and safeguarding of the Federal Government’s
national security information, issuance of clearances and White House Executive
Office classification authority, identification of unauthorized disclosures
(“leaks”) of classified information and access to classified material. The category contains material regarding the
drafting, agency opinions, the Presidential signing statement, and the
implementation regulations of the new Executive Order 12356 for National
Security Information; clearance for agency testimony and reports regarding
various Congressional bills to legislate classification laws (H.R. 131, H.R.
66, H.R. 271); amending Freedom of Information applications of classified
restrictions (S. 1335); the Technology Security Act of 1983; regulating public
disclosure of CIA information (H.R. 3460, H.R. 4431); the Computer Security
Research and Training Act of 1985 (H.R. 2889).
The category also contains correspondence and memorandum regarding the
controversial aspects (polygraph testing and pre-publication clearance) of
NSDD84 and NSDD 145 (for protection of “sensitive, but unclassified
information).
ND011-02 Personnel Security, Military
ND012 Service Schools
ND012-01
ND012-02
ND012-03 Armed
ND012-04
ND012-05
ND012-06
ND012-07
ND012-08
ND012-09
ND012-10 Naval Academy
ND012-11 Naval
ND012-12 Uniformed
ND013 Ships – Submarines
ND014 Supplies – Logistics
ND015 Vehicles – Wheel – Track –
Amphibious
ND016 Wars
ND017 Warfare
(1-2 Boxes, .8 linear feet)
A secondary subject category
containing memos, correspondence, reports, and notes regarding Vietnam veterans
and Agency Orange (S. 433), public support for chemical warfare, public concern
about production of chemical weapons, and the movement of them in the United
States, public concern about nuclear war and weapons, public affairs efforts to
build support for the Defense Dept. strategy for binary chemical weapons,
United States’ accusations against the Soviet Union for using chemical weapons
in Afghanistan and southeast Asia, and legislative strategies to obtain
congressional approval for the chemical weapons program.
ND018 Weapons
– Ordinance – Munitions (21.4 linear feet; Box
1-57)
A secondary subject category
containing correspondence with Congress and the general public, memoranda, and
Reagan administration testimony before Congress relating to nuclear arms
control, nuclear arms, deployment of the MX missile, nuclear freeze movement,
SALT II, START negotiations, nuclear non-proliferation policy, limiting nuclear
testing, the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI, or “Star Wars”), the INF Treaty
and ratification, and other United States/Soviet Union weapons and arms control
issues. Approximately 15% of the documents within this category retain national
security classification markings and are not available for public use at this
time. The Library has returned the
material to originating government agencies for declassification review.