bibliography - Canadian Military History

4787. S247. Pringle, M.D. Note on the number of accidents and fatalities to passengers to be
expected on air-trooping operations. November 1945. PRO AIR 14/2693.
4788. S248. Pease, R.S. G-H MOUSE system: The performance of the computer type 59.
December 1945. PRO AIR 14/2693.
4789. S249. Ross, R, J.D. Carthy, and J. Thewlis. Systematic errors in Bomber Command
operations. October 1945. PRO AIR 14/1449 and PRO AIR 14/2693.
4790. S250. Ross, R. The accuracy of some Bomber Command operations. October 1945. PRO
AIR 14/1449 and PRO AIR 14/2693.
4791. S251. Ross, R. Bombfall distributions in attacks on German targets through 10/10ths
cloud. November 1945. PRO AIR 14/2693.
4792. S252. Hemmings, R.E. Effect of the development of navigational and blind bombing
techniques on the efficiency of bombing operations during WWII, August 1941 - May 1945.
October 1945. PRO AIR 14/1449 and PRO AIR 14/2693.
4801. M1. Thewlis, J. Analysis of navigation on night bomber operations II. January 1943. PRO
AIR 14/3062.
4802. M2. Game, P.M. Analysis of navigation on night bomber operations III. November 1943.
PRO AIR 14/3062.
4803. M3. Game, P.M. Analysis of navigation on night bomber operations IV. March 1943. PRO
AIR 14/3062.
4804. M4. Game, P.M. The observed effect of concentration of interception. April 1943. PRO
AIR 14/3062.
4805. M5. Game, P.M. Planned and achieved concentrations on night operations. April 1943.
PRO AIR 14/3062.
4806. M6. Wardrop, J.G., and P.M. Game. Note on the observed amount of weaving by night
bombers en route. April 1943. PRO AIR 14/3062.
4807. M7. Game, P.M. Suggested use of the GPI for bombing Berlin. September 1943. PRO AIR
14/3062.
4808. M8. Author Unknown. Report on navigation by 5 Group raid against Brunswick 15/16
January 1944. February 1944. PRO AIR 14/3062.
4809. M9. Author Unknown. Report on navigational and flying accuracy with special reference
to the use of API. February 1944. PRO AIR 14/3062.