В DDRS самые ранние упоминания Psychological Operations 1943 год
первое упоминание конкретно PsyOps Committee - январь 1963 года
примеры названий документов
Office of Strategic Services (OSS) director William Donovan describes in detail the involvement of the OSS in psychological warfare. Memo. Department of Defense. SECRET. Issue Date: May 1, 1943. Date Declassified: Sep 22, 2003. Complete. 13 page(s).
Truman issues directive authorizing establishment of Psychological Strategy Board responsible for formulation and promulgation, as guidance to departments and agencies responsible for psychological operations. Miscellaneous. WHITE HOUSE. SECRET. Issue Date: Apr 4, 1951. Unsanitized. Complete. 3 page(s).
Suggested initial projects for PSB; role of PSB; functions of PSB director and staff; organization of PSB to provide dynamic psychological operations in cold war. Miscellaneous. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. SECRET. Issue Date: Jun 1, 1951. Date Declassified: Jan 31, 1991. Unsanitized. Complete. 21 page(s).
Psychological Strategy Board report entitled: "Psychological Operations Plan for the Reduction of Communist Power in France.""Psychological Operations Plan for the Reduction of Communist Power in France.". Report. White House. TOP SECRET. Issue Date: Mar 5, 1953. Date Declassified: Dec 23, 1999. Unsanitized. Incomplete. 26 page(s).
Military psychological warfare (psywar): what it is; its mission, facilities, capabilities and requirements. Miscellaneous. WHITE HOUSE. SECRET. Issue Date: Dec 15, 1954
