bibliography - Canadian Military History

4810. M10. Author Unknown. Causes of scatter of southerly trend of aircraft on homeward
route 27/28 January. February 1944. PRO AIR 14/3062.
4811. M11. Author Unknown. Wind finding errors causes and cure with a note on the use of
broadcast winds. May 1944. PRO AIR 14/3062.
4812. M12. Author Unknown. The reliability of winds found by aircraft on operation. June 1944.
PRO AIR 14/3062.
4813. M13. Author Unknown. Assessment of practice bombing accuracy (Mk XIV bomb sight).
October 1944. PRO AIR 14/3062.
4814. M14. Author Unknown. The bombing errors using the Mk XIV vector bombsight on
practice. October 1944. PRO AIR 14/3062.
4815. M15. Author Unknown. Interim report on the analysis of practice bombing errors with the
Mk XW bombsight. May 1944. PRO AIR 14/3062.
4816. M16. Parish, B.B. Accuracy of bombing by OTU crews using the TI bombsight. November
1945. PRO AIR 14/3062.
4817. M17. Stevens, G.W.H. Analysis of practice bombing. May 1944. PRO AIR 14/3062.
4819. M19. Marshall, J.K. A delayed MOUSE method of bombing with H2S Mk VI. May 1944.
PRO AIR 14/3062.
4820. M20. Harris, G.M. Brief prepared for HQ No 5 Group. August 1944. PRO AIR 14/3062.
4822. M22. Thewlis, J. Memo on the use of H2S on API for blind bombing. April 1943. PRO
AIR 14/3062.
4823. M23. Harris, G.M. Night raid on Brunswick - 12/13 August 1944. September 1944. PRO
AIR 14/3062.
4824. M24. Harris, G.M. Note on PFF H2S blind bombing accuracy tests. July 1944. PRO AIR
14/3062.
4825. M25. Beards, H.L. A comparison of various types of day bombing operations. February
1944. PRO AIR 14/3062.
4826. M26. Author Unknown. The importance of heavy-cased HE in attacking industrial areas.
July 1944. PRO AIR 14/3062.
4827. M27. Beards, H.L. Production of a damage index from available data. October 1942. PRO
AIR 14/3062.