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GPO Access Resources by Topic: Military
& Security
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Frequently Requested
Information | Military & Security Regulations
| Military & Security Legislation
Purchase Military & Security Publications
| Additional Federal Military & Security Resources
Frequently Requested Information
- USA Patriot Act (Pub.L. 107-56): To deter and punish
terrorist acts in the United States and around the world, to enhance
law enforcement investigatory tools, and for other purposes. Signed
into law on Oct. 26, 2001 - [H.R. 3162] TEXT
| PDF
- Homeland Security Act of 2002 (Pub.L. 107-296):
To establish the Department of Homeland Security, and for other purposes.
Signed into law on Nov. 25, 2002 - [H.R. 5005] TEXT
| PDF
- Everything Secret Degenerates: The FBI's Use of Murderers
as Informants (House Report 108-414): Released by the House
Committee on Government Reform, this report consists of 2 volumes and
can be found in the Congressional Reports database on GPO Access. Files
are available in ASCII text and PDF formats. Please note that this report
contain a large amount of supplementary materials, which are not included
in the ASCII text version of the documents.
- Volume
1: ASCII Text | PDF (1812 pages, 23.7MB)
- Volume
2 : ASCII Text | PDF (1716 pages, 29.4MB)
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Federal Military & Security Regulations
Use the Federal Register (FR), Code
of Federal Regulations (CFR), and List
of Sections Affected (LSA) to locate new, proposed, and amended regulations
concerning Defense & Security. The following is a list of executive
branch agencies that issue regulations related to the military and security,
and where they appear in the CFR.
- Defense Department -- Title
5, XXVI; Title
32, Subtitle A; Title
40, VII
- Advanced Research Projects Agency -- Title
32, I
- Air Force Department -- Title
32, VII
- Army Department -- Title
32, V; Title
33, II; Title
36, III, Title
48, Chapter 51
- Defense Intelligence Agency -- Title
32, I
- Defense Logistics Agency -- Title
32, I, XII; Title
48, Chapter 54
- Corps of Engineers -- Title
33, II; Title
36, III
- Federal Acquisition Regulation -- Title
48, Chapter 2
- National Imagery and Mapping Agency -- Title
32, I
- Navy Department -- Title
32, VI; Title
48, Chapter 52
- Office of Secretary of Defense -- Title
32, I
- Defense Contract Audit Agency -- Title
32, I
- Defense Intelligence Agency -- Title
32, I
- Defense Logistics Agency -- Title
32, XII; Title
48, Chapter 54
- Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board -- Title
10, XVII
- Central Intelligence Agency -- Title
32, XIX
- Executive Office of the President -- Title
3, I
- Transportation Department
- Justice Department -- Title
5, XXVIII; Title
28, I, XI; Title
40, IV
- Drug Enforcement Administration -- Title
21, II
- Federal Acquisition Regulation -- Title
48, Chapter 28
- Federal Claims Collection Standards -- Title
31, IX
- Federal Prison Industries, Inc. -- Title
28, III
- Foreign Claims Settlement Commission of the United States -- Title
45, V
- Immigration and Naturalization Service -- Title
8, I
- Offices of Independent Counsel -- Title
28, VI
- Bureau of Prisons -- Title
28, V
- Property Management Regulations -- Title
41, Chapter 128
- State Department -- Title
22, I; Title
28, XI
- Treasury Department -- Title
5, XXI; Title
12, XV; Title
17, IV; Title
31, IX
- Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms -- Title
27, I
- Customs Service, United States -- Title
19, I
- Federal Law Enforcement Training Center -- Title
31, VII
- Office of Foreign Assets Control -- Title
31, V
- Secret Service -- Title
31, IV
- Federal Emergency Management Agency -- Title
44, I
- Federal Acquisition Regulation -- Title
48, Chapter 44
- United States Institute of Peace -- Title
22, XVII
- Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations -- Title
5, VII
- National Counterintelligence Center -- Title
32, XVIII
- National Security Council and Office of Science and Technology Policy
-- Title
47, II
- Nuclear Regulatory Commission -- Title
5, XLVIII; Title
10, I
NOTE: This list of issuing agencies is based upon Appendix
C of the 2002-2003 U.S. Government Manual.
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Federal Military & Security Legislation
Pending and approved legislation, debates on legislation, transcripts of
hearings, bill status, and research reports concerning the military and
security can be found in the following GPO Access databases:
- Congressional Bills
- Congressional
Committee Prints
- Congressional Hearings
- Congressional Record (CR)
- Congressional Record Index (CRI)
- Congressional Reports
- History of Bills
- Public and Private Laws
- U.S. Code
- Titles: 10
(Armed Forces), 10A
(Armed Forces, Appendix), 14
(Coast Guard), 18
(Crimes and Criminal Procedure), 18A
(Crimes and Criminal Procedure, Appendix), 32
(National Guard), 34 (Navy, repealed), 37
(Pay Allowances of the Uniformed Services), 38
(Veteran's Benefits), 38A
(Veteran's Benefits, Appendix), 50
(War and National Defense), and 50A
(War and National Defense, Appendix).
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Purchase Federal Military & Security Publications
View a collection of the military and security related publications available
for purchase from the U.S. Government
Online Bookstore in the following topics:
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military history publications are available for sale from various Federal
agencies through the New
Titles By Topic E-mail Alert Service.
Additional Federal Military & Security Resources
Locate information throughout the Federal Government. These resources link
to information that may not be part of GPO Access or its partner
sites.
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