bibliography - Canadian Military History

5522. 222. Christopherson, D.G. The apparent fuzing of anti-aircraft projectiles. March 1943.
PRO HO 196/15.
5523. 223. Author Unknown. Investigation into the camouflage of factories for moonlight
conditions with illustrated summary. February 1943. May 1943. PRO HO 196/15.
5524. 224. Leader-Williams, E. The effect of German HE bombs on industrial structures. May
1943. PRO HO 196/15.
5525. 225. Thomas, W.N. Penetration by aircraft cannon shell. April 1943. PRO HO 196/16.
5526. 226. Walley, F. Leek and puff ball trials. May 1943. PRO HO 196/16.
5527. 227. Spicer, C.C., R. Powell, and S. Zuckerman. A comparison of the casualty rates of the
2in mortar and the 36 grenade. May 1943. PRO HO 196/16.
5528. 228. Philip, E.B. The reflection of blast at a plane surface. May 1943. PRO HO 196/16.
5529. 229. Blyth, R.C. Report on tests at Pulborough. November 1942. PRO HO 196/16.
5530. 230. Peter, M. Superseded by REN 262, Serial 5562. June 1943. PRO HO 196/16.
5531. 231. Dewdney, D.A.C. Effects of enemy daylight bombing 1 January - 30 September 1942.
June 1943. PRO HO 196/16.
5532. 232. Philip, E.B. Detonation of' "C" type beach mines by a 500kg SC bomb. June 1943.
PRO HO 196/16.
5533. 233. Author Unknown. Reinforced concrete for maximum energy absorption under
impact. The superiority of mild steel reinforcement. March 1943. PRO HO 196/16.
5534. 234. Author Unknown. Damage and production losses caused by raids at the Singer
Manufacturing Co Ltd. July 1943. PRO HO 196/16.
5535. 235. Author Unknown. Effects on labour in Greenock of the Clydeside raids of May 1941.
July 1943. PRO HO 196/16.
5536. 236. Author Unknown. Effects of labour in Clydebank of the Clydeside raids of March
1941. July 1943. PRO HO 196/16.
5537. 237. Author Unknown. Note on bombing brick viaducts. July 1943. PRO HO 196/16.
5538. 238. Author Unknown. Blast wall in tunnel comprising rolled steel sections in contact a.
alone b. with sandbag or other "padding" in front. July 1943. PRO HO 196/16.