Record Group 243 includes: General Records, 1944-1947 (52 lin. ft.): General correspondence of Chairman Franklin D'Olier, 1944-1947. Copies of the final published reports of the European and Pacific Surveys, 1945-1947. Cablegrams and other messages sent and received, 1944-1946. Record copy of the published Index to Records of the United States Strategic Bombing Survey, June 1947 (microfilm no. M1013). Photographs (370 images): USSBS directors and staff; military officials in Japan and England; and USSBS installations in England, Germany, and Japan, 1945-1946. Records of the European Survey, 1934-1947 (603 lin. ft. and 371 rolls of microfilm): General records: Published reports of the European Survey, 1945-1947. Unpublished field team reports and industrial plant reports, 1945. Transcripts and reports of interrogations, 1945. Interviews of German citizens and displaced persons, 1945. German dictionaries, telephone directories, railroad timetables, and industrial plant catalogs, 1937-1944. Drawings and sketches of German industrial plants, airfields, and hospitals, 1942-1945. Motion pictures (7 reels): Captured German films, produced 1934-1942, relating to American incendiary bombs and bombing methods and to German war industries, 1944. Records of the Intelligence Branch: Narrative and statistical operational reports of the U.S. 8th, 9th, 12th, and 15th Army Air Forces, and of the British Royal Air Force Bomber and Fighter Commands in Europe, 1941-1945. Damage assessment reports, 1942-1945. British Air Ministry target information lists, dossiers, and reports, 1941-1945. Transcripts and reports of interrogations, 1945. Microfilm collection, 1940-1945, (371 rolls), and published and unpublished records, 1939-1945, of the Intelligence Library. Motion pictures (4 reels): Captured German films (4 reels) dealing with British incendiary bombs and countermeasures, produced by Krupp AG for training of air raid protection crews and civilian defense teams, 1943. Records of the Physical Damage Division: Photographs (8,000 images): Effects of bombings on industry, utilities, transportation, and social services in Germany, France, and Belgium, 1944-1945; Records of the Pacific Survey, 1928-1947 (445 lin. ft.): General records: Published reports of the Pacific Survey, 1946-1947. Reports of interrogations and interviews of Japanese citizens, 1945. Japanese maps, manuals, and other publications, 1928-1945. Records of the Intelligence Branch: Transcripts and reports of interrogations, 1945-1946. Operational reports and statistical summaries of the U.S. 5th, 7th, and 20th Army Air Forces and the 20th and 21st Bomber Commands, 1944-1945. Damage assessment reports, 1945. Joint Army-Navy Intelligence Studies, 1944-1945 (microfilms: M1159, M1169). Aerial photogaphs (2,340 items): Targets in Japan and Korea, produced by the Joint Target Group and the 21st Bomber Command, 1944-1945. Records of the Morale Division: Sound recordings (366 items). Interviews with Japanese civilians concerning the effects of U.S. bombing on various cities, including an eyewitness account of the bombing of Hiroshima, 1945. Records of the Physical Damage Division: Photographs (7,541 images): Used in the report entitled Effects of Incendiary Bomb Attacks on Japan, 1945-1947 (39 images). Atomic bomb damage to Hiroshima and Nagasaki, including injuries to civilians, 1945-1947 (7,502 images). Still Pictures (General), 1944 (38 images). Photographs: Effects of Operation Strangle, a U.S. bombing operation; and a survey of a Noball installation, a German rocket launching site in France, 1944.