bibliography - Canadian Military History

191. 191. Sargeaunt, H.A. Muzzle velocity for HE in tank gunnery. September 1944. PRO WO
291/175.
192. 192. Williams, P.E. Bracketing drill for the 75mm M3 gun mounted in the SHERMAN tank.
June 1944. PRO WO 291/176.
193. 193. Waugh, G. Tank gunnery at moving targets: a comparison of the accuracy of aim when
firing and not firing. June 1944. PRO WO 291/177.
194. 194. Parkinson, D.H. The accuracy of rangefinders in HE shoots. January 1945. PRO WO
291/178.
195. 195. Bayliss, L.E. The variation with time of flight and height of the target of the
effectiveness of HAA fire. July 1944. PRO WO 291/179.
196. 196. Whitney, R.J. The accuracy of anti-tank gunnery - an appreciation of present
knowledge incorporating the results of some recent trials carried out at the School of Artillery,
Larkhill. July 1944. PRO WO 291/180.
197. 197. Waugh, G. A comparison of the consistency of two methods of laying a tank gun on a
moving target. August 1944. PRO WO 291/181.
198. 198. Bayliss, L.E. The use of predictor AA No 1 for engaging targets changing height. June
1944. PRO WO 291/182.
199. 199. Waugh, G., and E. Benn. The consistency of visual bore sighting and of testing and
adjusting sights (SHERMAN tank fitted with the M4 periscope and M38 telescope). July 1944.
PRO WO 291/183.
200. 200. Bayliss, L.E. Accuracy of hand following transmitted data on 3.7in and 5.25in
mountings. July 1944. PRO WO 291/184.
201. 201. Maskell, F.G.B. The lethality of the German "S" Mine. July 1944. PRO WO 291/185.
202. 202. Ungerson, B. Time and motion study of Projector Rocket 3in No 2 Mk I. November
1944. PRO WO 291/186.
203. 203. Ungerson, B. Time and motion studies of loading and firing 3.7in AA Mk VI equipment
at night. August 1944. PRO WO 291/187.
204. 204. Gill, E.W.B. A simple wireless method of guiding parachute troops to the rallying
point after dropping. June 1944. PRO WO 291/188.
205. 205. Hill, W.H. The inverted V aerials. June 1944. PRO WO 291/189.