evidence: T5 sovereignty over a few territories besides those mentioned above. Under international law and Supreme Court dicta, inhabitants of those territories, (Midway, Wake, Johnston, and other islands) would be considered non-citizen U.S. nationals. However, because the INA defines "outlying possessions of the United States" as only American Samoa and Swains Island, there is no current law specifically relating to the nationality of the inhabitants of those territories or persons born there who have not acquired U.S. nationality by other means. [...] (2) Vital events for Wake Island were filed with the Hawaii Health Department on a courtesy basis from November 1951 to March 1962. All vital records for this period were transferred to the Federal Aviation Administration office in Honolulu when Wake Island was taken over by a civilian administration. Duplicate copies of vital events are kept by the Hawaii Health Department.