bibliography - Canadian Military History

237. 237. Benn, E., and G. Waugh. Dispersion and suggested bracketing drill for the 95mm tank
howitzer mounted in the Churchill tank. January 1945. PRO WO 291/220.
238. 238. Parkinson, D.H., and J. Miller. Tank mobility I: A method of estimating the
trafficability of soils for tanks. December 1944. PRO WO 291/221.
239. 239. Waugh, G. Dispersion of the 75mm gun mounted in the Sherman tank firing HE shell
M48 reduced charge (MV 950 ft/sec). December 1944. PRO WO 291/222.
240. 240. Parsons, S.J. An analysis of field calibrations of AA No 3 Mk II up to 31 August 1944.
January 1945. PRO WO 291/223.
241. 241. Jump, P.A.E., and S.C. Dully. The attack of Japanese bunkers: Summary of infantry
weapons available or under development, November 1944. January 1945. PRO WO 291/224.
242. 242. Gill, E.W.B. Emergency aerials to increase ground wave ranges. January 1945.
PRO WO 291/225.
243. 243. Parkinson, D.H., and P.E. Williams. Tank mobility II: The relation between soil
moisture content and tank going. January 1945. PRO WO 291/226.
244. 244. Mound, S.H.C. Time and motion study of the construction of 70lb PVC spaced line.
January 1945. PRO WO 291/227.
245. 245. Harrison, E., R.J. Whitney, and G.V. Price. The variation in the vertical and lateral
jump of the 6pr 7cwt Mk IV anti-tank gun (Mk I/L carriage) from round to round, from gun to
gun, and from day to day. February 1945. PRO WO 291/228.
246. 246. Wooldridge, G., and C. Powell. Methods of ground-air signals communication for air
supply operations. January 1945. PRO WO 291/229.
247. 247. Harrison, E., and R.J. Whitney. Casualties to airborne sorties (paratroop and glider)
expected from the fire of supporting guns. February 1945. PRO WO 291/230.
249. 249. Stephenson, J.G. Study of accuracy of artillery fire: Trials 2, 3, and 4. April 1945.
PRO WO 291/231.
250. 250. Varley, G.C. Anomalous propagation with high and low sited 3cm ship-watching radar
sets. March 1945. PRO WO 291/232.
251. 251. Wooldridge, G. S-phone trials. February 1945. PRO WO 291/233.
252. 252. Bayliss, L.E. The accuracy of German flak, and the effectiveness of avoiding action.
March 1945. PRO WO 291/234.