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LIST OF SOURCES
S/S-NSC Files, Lot 63' D 351
    Serial master file of National Security Council documents and correspondence
    and related Department of State memoranda for the years 1947-1961, as
main-
    tained by the Executive Secretariat.
S/S-NSC (Miscellaneous) Files, Lot 66 D 95
    Administrative and miscellaneous National Security Council documentation,
in-
    cluding NSC Records of Action, for the years 1947-1963, as maintained
by the
    Executive Secretariat.
State-JCS Meetings, Lot 61 D 417
    Top secret records of meetings between the Joint Chiefs of Staff and
representa-
    tives of the Department of State for the period 1951-1959, and selected
problem
    files on the Middle East for the period 1954-1956, as maintained by the
Execu-
    tive Secretariat.
    Note: Because of the heavy involvement of the Department of Defense and
the
 military services in Korean policy and implementation of that policy, special
men-
 tion must be made of the numerous Department of Defense telegrams and related
 documentation available in the files of the Department of State. For 1952,
telegrams
 related to Korea are contained in binders in the central files under the
basic
 Korean decimal number. Additional copies as well as new materials for 1952
are
 located in FE Files, Lot 55 D 128, the so-called "Korean Black Book"
of documenta-
 tion relating to the Panmunjom negotiations. The Matthews Files, Lot 53
D 413,
 represent the best source for military telegrams for 1953 and include also
a backup
 for the previous year. The 1954 military cables on Korea in Department of
State
 files are both fewer in number and less important than in the two previous
years;
 they are located in FE Files, Lot 55 D 480. Lastly, Lot 55 D 388, while
not a source
 of many military cables, does contain a few for 1953 which were considered
most
 important and were therefore closely held at the time.
 United States Mission to the United Nations, New York
 USUN Files
     Files of the United States Mission to the United Nations, 1950 to date.
 Archives-Museum, The Citadel, Charleston, South Carolina
 Mark W. Clark Collection
     Papers of General Mark W. Clark, Commander in Chief, United Nations
Com-
     mand, and Commander in Chief, Far East.
 Department of Defense
 Department of Defense Files
      Documents specifically requested by the editors from the Department
of De-
      fense.
  JCS Files
      Documents specifically requested by the editors from the Joint Chiefs
of Staff.
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