bibliography - Canadian Military History

3139. 239. Williams, E.C. An estimation of the loss to the enemy that can be identified by night
fighters using the GCI-AI close control technique. September 1941. No PRO number.
3139. K139. Author Unknown. 3/4 November 1943: Dusseldorf. March 1944. PRO AIR 14/1442
and PRO AIR 14/1443.
3140. 240. Lawrence, G.M., and M. Bradford. A statistical report on the interception of enemy
bombers by night over Great Britain: 13/15 July - 16/17 August 1941. September 1941. PRO
AIR 16/1043.
3140. K140. Author Unknown. 3/4 November 1943: Dusseldorf. March 1944. PRO AIR 14/1442
and PRO AIR 14/1443.
3141. 241. Author Unknown. The selection of Sector controllers, GCI controllers, aerodrome
control officers. September 1941. No PRO number.
3142. 242. Author Unknown. Use of AI on a free-lance patrol. September 1941. No PRO
number.
3143. 243. Tedd, J.G. Investigation of siting of CH.L gear for mine watching. September 1941.
No PRO number.
3144. 244. Author Unknown. Observers (Radio) report on a visit to No 3 Radio School,
Prestwick 10 - 14 September 1941. September 1941. No PRO number.
3145. 245. Fuller, M.E. Statistical report on enemy reconnaissance flights overland during hours
of daylight. September 1941. PRO AIR 16/1043.
3146. 246. Egner, W.E. AI trainers. September 1941. No PRO number.
3147. 247. Cole, I.H. Operational specification of GCI multiple interceptions and inland
reporting operations. September 1941. No PRO number.
3148. 248. Author Unknown. Report on GCI operations at 9 Group. September 1941. No PRO
number.
3149. 249. Tedd, J.G. Reinforcement of height coverage of Home Chain by the use of VEB.
September 1941. No PRO number.
3150. 250. Author Unknown. The training of controllers. September 1941. No PRO number.
3152. 252. Metcalfe, B.D. Principal routes used by enemy aircraft in night attacks on land
targets: 1 January - 31 August 1941. October 1941. PRO AIR 16/1043.