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The Studies in Intelligence articles and book
reviews cited in these indexes were declassified
and are now available for review and reproduction
at the National Archives in College Park,
Maryland. The Center for the Study of
Intelligence continues to work on declassifying
other once highly sensitive intelligence literature.
Our review is done in consultation with appropriate
components of the Intelligence Community.
Readers of many of the declassified articles will
discover that some excisions have been made to
protect important intelligence sources and
methods. But the redactions do not reduce the
substantive value of this large and diverse
collection. In almost all instances, the judgments,
and full meaning of the articles and book reviews
have been undiminished.
How to Access Declassified Articles from Studies in
Intelligence
Declassified articles from Studies in Intelligence
are available to researchers at the National
Archives as part of the Records of the Central
Intelligence Agency (Record Group 263).
If you choose to do your research in College Park,
the records are available for consultation without
charge in the research room. The National Archives
Building is at 8601 Adelphi Road, College Park, MD.
20740-6001. Visitor parking is available in the
garage during research hours, however, parking
spaces are limited and security screenings are
dependant on the current city security level.
Public transportation is recommended. A shuttle
bus runs between the National Archives at College
Park and the National Archives Building on
Pennsylvania Ave at 8 Street, NW, Washington,
DC, on the hour from 8am to 5pm., Monday through
Friday. Researchers may use the bus on a space
available basis. The R3 Metro bus, serving
Greenbelt, Prince George’s Plaza, and Ft. Totten
Metrorail green line stations, stop at the College
Park Facility.
On a researcher’s first visit to the National
Archives at College Park, they will be required to
view a PowerPoint Presentation, orientating the
safe handling of records and an explanation of
the procedures, responsibility, and rules of
conducting research in the Archives. Plan to spend
15-20 minutes on the registration process.
Research hours at the National Archives are
(except on legal Holidays) Monday through Friday,
9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Extended hours are available
once per month, visit the National Archives website
to see those dates and times. National Archive at
College Park
To obtain additional information about ordering
copies, please contact the Archives II Reference
Branch, National Archives, 8601 Adelphi Road,
College Park, MD 2740-0002 or call (301) 713-7250.
Links to Index Listings:
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reviews cited in these indexes were declassified
and are now available for review and reproduction
at the National Archives in College Park,
Maryland. The Center for the Study of
Intelligence continues to work on declassifying
other once highly sensitive intelligence literature.
Our review is done in consultation with appropriate
components of the Intelligence Community.
Readers of many of the declassified articles will
discover that some excisions have been made to
protect important intelligence sources and
methods. But the redactions do not reduce the
substantive value of this large and diverse
collection. In almost all instances, the judgments,
and full meaning of the articles and book reviews
have been undiminished.
How to Access Declassified Articles from Studies in
Intelligence
Declassified articles from Studies in Intelligence
are available to researchers at the National
Archives as part of the Records of the Central
Intelligence Agency (Record Group 263).
If you choose to do your research in College Park,
the records are available for consultation without
charge in the research room. The National Archives
Building is at 8601 Adelphi Road, College Park, MD.
20740-6001. Visitor parking is available in the
garage during research hours, however, parking
spaces are limited and security screenings are
dependant on the current city security level.
Public transportation is recommended. A shuttle
bus runs between the National Archives at College
Park and the National Archives Building on
Pennsylvania Ave at 8 Street, NW, Washington,
DC, on the hour from 8am to 5pm., Monday through
Friday. Researchers may use the bus on a space
available basis. The R3 Metro bus, serving
Greenbelt, Prince George’s Plaza, and Ft. Totten
Metrorail green line stations, stop at the College
Park Facility.
On a researcher’s first visit to the National
Archives at College Park, they will be required to
view a PowerPoint Presentation, orientating the
safe handling of records and an explanation of
the procedures, responsibility, and rules of
conducting research in the Archives. Plan to spend
15-20 minutes on the registration process.
Research hours at the National Archives are
(except on legal Holidays) Monday through Friday,
9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Extended hours are available
once per month, visit the National Archives website
to see those dates and times. National Archive at
College Park
To obtain additional information about ordering
copies, please contact the Archives II Reference
Branch, National Archives, 8601 Adelphi Road,
College Park, MD 2740-0002 or call (301) 713-7250.
Links to Index Listings:
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