Taiwan

Scope and Contents

This is a supplement to JANIS 87, Joint Army-Navy Intelligence Study of Formosa (Taiwan) published by the Joint Intelligence Study Publishing Board.

Scope and Contents

This is Volume 3 of 3.

Joint Army-Navy intelligence study on Formosa (Taiwan) published by the Joint Intelligence Study Publishing Board. This volume was originally found within a pouch with plans for various elements concerning the entire intelligence study on Taiwan.

Scope and Contents

This is Volume 1 of 3.

Joint Army-Navy intelligence study on Formosa (Taiwan) published by the Joint Intelligence Study Publishing Board. The volume was first promulgated on 1944 June 30 and the chapters within this volume were issued as they were available from the printer, which was not necessarily in order. Included in this volume are the following chapters:

• Chapter I: Brief
• Chapter II: Military Geography
• Chapter III: Oceanography
• Chapter IV: Coasts and Landing Beaches
• Chapter V: Climate and Weather
• Chapter VI: Port Facilities
• Chapter VII Transportation and Communications

Also included at the beginning of this volume are memorandums dated 1944 Aug 2 and Nov 2 with changes to JANIS 87.

Scope and Contents

This is Volume 2 of 3.

Joint Army-Navy intelligence study on Formosa (Taiwan) published by the Joint Intelligence Study Publishing Board. Included in this volume are the following chapters:

• Chapter VII: Cities, Towns, and Villages
• Chapter IX: Resources and Trade
• Chapter X: People and Government
• Chapter XI: Health and Sanitation
• Chapter XII: Defenses
• Chapter XIII: Naval and Air Facilities
• Chapter XIV: Gazetteer

Scope and Contents

Staff presentation that was a condensation of a large mass of materials for the assistance of NWC students in becoming familiar with the general characteristics of a potential theater of naval operations along the coastlines and waters of East China, the Formosa Strait, and the Yellow Seas, including the large gulfs of Pohai and Liaotung.

Scope and Contents

Staff presentation that was a condensation of a large mass of materials for the assistance of NWC students in becoming familiar with the general characteristics of a potential theater of naval operations along the coastlines and waters of East China, the Formosa Strait, and the Yellow Seas, including the large gulfs of Pohai and Liaotung.