LEARNING PATH // READERS, EDUCATORS, ARCHIVISTS, HISTORIANS, JOURNALISTS, METHOD REVIEWERS, AND ACCESSIBILITY EVALUATORS
A seven-step path through archive identity, explicit non-use uncertainty, finding-aid limits, output-table provenance, selected-sample methods, count reconciliation, and correction.
Estimated total: 82 minutes
This learning path is repository-authored curation of public educational routes. It records no participant testing, accepts no files or free text, sends no choices to a remote service, and grants no source authentication, specialist approval, accessibility certification, publication authority, operational authority, activation authority, production approval, or tuning authority.
Current review status: Editorial synthesis — independent archival, rights, translation, affected-community, legal, accessibility, and specialist review pending
A bounded NARA-based record for a 1952 Army film depicting Korean War Psywar activity, with institution, identifier, film-state, rights, recipient-evidence, and effect limits.
/psyops/artifacts/psychological-warfare-combat-weapon-korea-filmA NARA-based artifact record for a July 1945 leaflet prepared for possible use in French Indochina, with explicit preservation of uncertainty over whether it was ever used.
/psyops/artifacts/indochina-american-soldier-friend-1945A bounded Australian War Memorial finding-aid record for a wartime enemy leaflet title, copy relationships, image description, rights limits, and unresolved production and reception evidence.
/psyops/artifacts/americas-playboy-no-1-enemy-leafletA close reading of RAND Table 10.1, its 29.1-million rounded total, delivery categories, 4th POG attribution, and the missing operational ledger.
/psyops/cases/gulf-war-leaflet-counting-table-and-origin-gapA page-specific review of RAND's 250-POW survey discussion, the 14 March 1991 report path, front-line weighting, missing instrument, and causal limits.
/psyops/cases/gulf-war-pow-survey-origin-and-sampling-limitsA source-chain and sampling review of the selected 250-POW figures, now traced through RAND to a 14 March 1991 POW report cited by the VII Corps G2 study.
/psyops/cases/gulf-war-prisoner-survey-and-causal-limits