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9 June 2007. Thanks to A.

On June 8, 2007, the National Security Agency released hundreds of additional declassified documents on the Israeli attack on the USS Liberty, a communications interception vessel, on June 8, 1967.

The February 2006 list below shows  the ten Liberty-attack documents released before June 8, 2007. It was retrieved from the Wayback Machine.

The longer list was downloaded from the NSA Liberty web site June 9, 2007. The links go to NSA.

[February 2006]

U.S.S. Liberty

On 02 July 2003, the National Security Agency (NSA) released additional information relative to the 08 June 1967 attack on the U.S.S. Liberty. This release includes three audio recordings, transcripts (in English), three follow-up reports, and a U.S. Cryptologic History Report entitled "Attack on a SIGINT Collector, the U.S.S. Liberty." The recordings are in Hebrew and contain time counts in English that were added by the intercept operator. The follow-up reports are summaries of the three transcripts with non-substantive chatter omitted and a compiled report that summarizes the activity and contains the text of the transcripts. The U.S. Cryptologic History Report is a less redacted version of the same document originally released in 1999.

How the information was obtained:

Within an hour of learning that the Liberty had been torpedoed the Director, NSA, LTG Marshall S. Carter, USA, sent a message to all intercept sites requesting a special search of all communications that might reflect the attack or reaction. No communications were available. However, one of the airborne platforms, a U.S. Navy EC-121, had collected voice conversations between two Israeli helicopter pilots and the control tower at Hazor Airfield following the attack on the Liberty.

[Links to the Wayback Machine]

[9 June 2007.]

http://www.nsa/gov/liberty/

U.S.S. Liberty

On 08 June 2007, the National Security Agency (NSA) finalized the review of all material relative to the 08 June 1967 attack on the USS Liberty. This additional release adds to the collection of documents and audio recordings and transcripts previously posted to the site on 02 July 2003.

The attack on the USS Liberty, like others in our nation's history, has become the center of considerable controversy and debate. It is not NSA's intention to prove or disprove any one set of conclusions, many of which can be drawn from a thorough review of this material. Instead, through these public releases, we intend to make as much information as possible available for the many scholars, historians, academia, and members of the general public who find interest in analyzing the information and forming their own conclusions.

Release Contents

Oral History Interviews

Audio Recordings & Transcripts

Within an hour of learning that the Liberty had been torpedoed the Director, NSA, LTG Marshall S. Carter, USA, sent a message to all intercept sites requesting a special search of all communications that might reflect the attack or reaction. No communications were available. However, one of the airborne platforms, a U.S. Navy EC-121, had collected voice conversations between two Israeli helicopter pilots and the control tower at Hazor Airfield following the attack on the Liberty. The recordings are in Hebrew and contain time counts in English that were added by the intercept operator.

Follow-up Reports

DIRNSA Messages

USS Liberty Messages

U.S. Navy Messages

Naval Security Group Messages

Field Unit Messages

Joint Chiefs of Staff Messages

CINC Messages

National Military Command Center Documents

U.S. Air Force Message

Defense Intelligence Agency Messages

State Department Correspondence

Miscellaneous Memoranda and Reports

Photographs

Blast Area-Document Bags
Blast Area Clean-Up Operations
CDR and Staff Confer Post-attack
CDR McGonagle Inspects Bridge
CDR McGonagle Inspects Damage
CDR McGonagle Israeli Bullet
CDR McGonagle Reflects on Attack
CDR McGonagle Surveys Damage
Clean-up Operations of Blast Area
Damaged Machine Gun Mount
Damaged Signal Light on Bridge
Fire Damage Port Side Amidships
Maintenance Area Clean-up
Maintenance Blast Area
Pierside Malta2
Pierside Malta3
Portside Shock and Water Damage
Ships Bridge was Clobbered
Shock Damage Above Torpedo Hit
Spattered by Isreali Gunfire
Torpedo Hole from Drydock Floor1
Torpedo Hole from Drydock Floor2
Torpedo Hole from Drydock Floor3
TRSSCOM Antenna Little Damage
USS Liberty in Drydock
USS Liberty Main Blast Area
USS Liberty Pierside Malta
USS Liberty Primary Blast Area