Fall 1977 (Volume 1, Number 1)

• Keynote Address of Admiral Stansfield Turner, USN Director, Centeral Intelligence
• The Spy Glass
  No Author Named
• Treaty or Travesty? A Special Article on the Panama Canal Treaties
  No Author Named
• Can the United States Survive a Nuclear Exchange? An Interview with MG George Keegan, USAF (Ret.)
  No Author Named

Winter 1977-1978 (Volume 1, Number 2)

• The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, A SPECIAL REPORT
  Senator Daniel K. Inouye, D-Hawaii, Chairman
• Soviet Espionage Operations
  No Author Named
• Treaty or Travesty? The Panama Canal, PART II
  No Author Named
• ULTRA Symposium -- Lessons Learned
  No Author Named
• Scholarship Winner Writes
  No Author Named
• The Spy Glass
  No Author Named
• Inner Sanctum
  No Author Named
• Merit Scholarship Contributors Honored
  No Author Named
• The 'Veep' Speaks
  No Author Named

Winter 1977-1978 (Volume 1, Number 2) Supplement

• Executive Order on United States Intelligence signed by the President on 24 January 1978

Fall 1978 (Volume 1, Number 3)

• Political Control of the Soviet Armed Forces
  Major Eugene D. Betit, USA
• Defectors from the Elite Force
  LCDR Calland Carnes, USNR
• Bayesian Analysis - A Battlefield Technique
  Captain Joseph D. Tullbane, USA

Spring 1979 (Volume 2, Number 1)

• The Evaluation of Soviet Naval Military Policies and Programs
  Raymond Robinson
• Political Control of the Soviet Armed Forces - Conclusion
  Major Eugene S. Betit, USA
• The Holocaust Revisited - A Retrospective Analysis of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Extermination Complex
  Dino A. Brugioni and Robert G. Poirier
• Working Both Sides of the Street
  Hugh McCaffrey

Summer 1979 (Volume 2, Number 2)

• Intelligence and Democracy
  Stephen Bradner, Deputy Special Advisor to CINC UNC/USFK
• The Evolution of Soviet Naval Military Policies and Programs, Part II
  Raymond Robinson
• Analysis: The Vital Tool of Intellignece
  Major Merle L. Crabb, USMC

Fall 1979 (Volume 2, Number 3)

• After Brezhnev, Who?
  Colonel Joseph Reed, USAR
• Our Korean Connection
  Stephen Bradner
• Portrait of a Leader and the 307th ASA Battalion
  No Author Named
• The Soviet Naval Infantry and Amphibious Projection
  Captain M. A. Silver, USMC
• Schule Fur Nachrichtenwesen Der Bundeswehr
  Captain Prescott Palmer, USN (Ret)

Winter 1980 (Volume 3, Number 1)

• The Bowen Collection, One Man's Contribution
  Ms. Lisa Guenther and LTC John Guenther, USMC (Ret.)
• The National Intelligence Act of 1980
  Colonel Charles E. Thomann, USA (Ret.)
• S.2284, The 96th United States Congress
  No Author Named

Spring 1980 (Volume 3, Number 2)

• The Rose and Laurel - NMIA Salutes The Intelligence Corps Association of the British Army
  Captain Prescott Palmer, USN (Ret.)
• INSCOM - The United States Army Intelligence and Security Command
  No Author Named
• NAVINTCOM - The United States Naval Intelligence Command
  No Author Named
• The Evolution of Soviet Naval Military Policies and Programs - Part 3
  Raymond Robinson

Winter 1980-1981 (Volume 3, Number 3)

• The Quality of Intelligence Analysis
  Captain Robert Bovey, USN
• Orbital Intelligence - For the Soviets, the Future is Now
  Dr. Michael J. Stoil, Ph.D.
• The OSS in Support of the Chinese Communists
  Captain William C. Spracher, USA

Spring 1981 (Volume 3, Number 4)

• The PCB - a CERCOM Approach to Systems Management
  Major Gerald J. Berry, USA
• The 501st MI Group - On Guard in Korea
  No Author Named
• Inner Sanctum
  No Author Named
• Tactical Intelligence - Introduction to a Series
  Colonel Charles E. Thomann, USA (Ret.)

Summer 1981 (Volume 4, Number 1)

• Presentation to Graduates
  Lieutenant General Eugene F. Tighe, Jr.
• Intelligence and Academe: Estranged Communities
  Captain Richard W. Bates, USN (Ret.)
• An Academe View of the Problem
  Dr. Robert DeGross