Also known as "the Gerhard Report," this document was produced by the National Security Agency. Significant portions of it, particularly those relating to USAFSS airborne collection platforms, are still classified.

The US Navy court of inquiry "investigation" began before USS Liberty made port following the attack and was completed less than ten days after the attack.. The public copy of the NCOI transcript has been denounced as a fraud by the JAG officer responsible for certifying the original transcript.

A private commission chaired by former Chairman of the Joints Chiefs of Staff, Admiral William Moorer, investigated the facts and circumstances surrounding the Israeli attack on USS Liberty and issued this report.

The formal war crimes complaint filed by the USS Liberty Veterans Association with the Secretary of Defense.

Report by Assistant to the President Clark Clifford, summarizing the facts known as of June 12, 1967.

This report detailed the message handling of US forces before and during the attack. It does not deal with the attack, damage to the ship, casualties, or anything else not having to do with message handling.

Report by State Department Counsel Carl Salans, summarizing the known facts as of June 22, 1967.

This report, issued in 1981 and still heavily redacted, describes facts and circumstances associated with the attack on USS Liberty.

The initial Israeli report issued following the indictment of a number of Israeli military personnel following the attack.

The Israeli report issued subsequent to the Ram Ron report, exculpating all Israeli personnel from responsibility for the attack.

The 1981 Israeli report stylized as "the official Israeli version of the attack."