for about three months after its inception the outpost published a weekly bulletin entitled, "far east intelligence notes" this weekly contained various analytical articles prepared by outpost personnel and was based upon information from classified sources and of interest to military government officers. the notes frequently included maps. the pressure of work led to the suspension of the weekly and the outpost began irregular publication of "special intelligence reports" each report covered one topic, was concerned with military government problems in the far east and was issued at intervals of ten days to two weeks. as in the case of the "far east intelligence notes," information was drawn from classified sources. the circulation list of the notes was small but impressive. copies were sent to all civil affairs training schools, to the school of military government, charlottesville, virginia, to the oss washington, to the civil affairs division, washington, to the provost marshal general's office, washington to cincpac (commander in chief pacific), cincpoa (commander in chief pacific ocean areas) and to various oss outposts. the reports were distributed only at casa.