The Army Intensive Japanese Language School papers encompass three years of the operation of the AIJLS, and include educational materials, commencement programs and an "AIJLS Day" proclamation by the mayor of Ann Arbor in 1990. Educational materials include reports on "Amenities in the Japanese Armed Forces" and "Japanese Methods of Prisoner of War Interrogation". These papers date from 1944 to 1990.
Correspondence consists mainly of letters between Goodman and various AIJLS alumni regarding the organization of AIJLS class reunions from 1988 to 1993.
"Nips in the Bud" contains materials relating to a musical put on by AIJLS students (Company A, 3651st Service Unit) in 1943. It includes performance programs and song lyrics, as well as a cassette tape recording of the musical's War Bond performance on Sept. 30, 1943.
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The Publicity series contains various newspaper and magazine articles covering both the history of the AIJLS and the class reunion organized by Goodman. The series covers the period between 1988 and 1993.
"Random Recollections of the Second Class, AIJLS", compiled by Donald M. Richardson, was written in 1988 and thoroughly documents his memories of his time in AIJLS.
The Photographs series contains photographs depicting life in the AIJLS on the University of Michigan campus, Goodman's experiences at Fort McClellan, and the American occupational forces in post-surrender Japan.