bibliography - Canadian Military History

3200. 300. Hale, L.J. Some factors affecting the operational efficiency and siting of GCI stations.
January 1942. No PRO number.
3201. 301. Smith, E.J., and I.H. Cole. AI Mk IV interception experiments on low flying targets.
January 1942. PRO AIR 16/1043.
3202. 302. Potts, A, and D. Barnett. An investigation of the adequacy of early warning by RDF
for the interception of low flying raids on British coastal towns. January 1942. No PRO number.
3203. 303. Stansfield, R.G. Maintenance of the efficiency of the Fighter Command reporting
system II. January 1942. No PRO number.
3204. 304. Denton, A.D. Report for January 1942 on RDF stations CH type. February 1942. No
PRO number.
3205. 305. Denton, A.D. Report for January 1942 on RDF stations CH.L type. February 1942.
No PRO number.
3206. 306. Potts, A, and J.G. Tedd. Expected performance of the RDF chain for aircraft flying at
40,000 feet. February 1942. PRO AIR 16/1043.
3207. 307. Bradford, M. A statistical report on the interception of enemy bombers by night over
Great Britain: 7/8 December 1941 - 3/4 January 1942. February 1942. PRO AIR 16/1043 and
PRO AIR 2/7803.
3208. 308. Denton, A.D. Checking of vertical polar diagrams. February 1942. PRO AIR
16/1043.
3209. 309. Stansfield, R.G. Time delay of 11 Group flights plotting. February 1942. No PRO
number.
3210. 310. Stansfield, R.G. Operational faults in teleprinters and in teleplotting. February 1942.
No PRO number.
3211. 311. Egner, W.E., and W.V. Hobson. Interception effort versus enemy activity. February
1942. No PRO number.
3212. 312. Denton, A.D., and A.S.M. Fleming. Calculation of the reflection coefficients and
vertical polar diagrams: Enemy RDF system 2:5m vertical polarization. February 1942. No PRO
number.
3213. 313. Egner, W.E. GCI operations estimation from the PPI. February 1942. No PRO
number.