bibliography - Canadian Military History

5636. 336. Fisher, R.B. The effectiveness of the British 30lb Mark III IB. April 1944. PRO HO
196/22.
5637. 337. Fisher, R.B. The relation between the size of fire division and the incidence of fire
damage caused by incendiary bomb attack. May 1944. PRO HO 196/22.
5638. 338. Fisher, R.B. Fire division mapping of British and German cities. May 1944. PRO HO
196/22.
5640. 340. Christopherson, D.G. Report on static trials of SBX-filled bombs at Cape Copper
Works, Swansea 19 February 1944. March 1944. PRO HO 196/22.
5641. 341. Author Unknown. Estimate of the cost of the construction of German emergency
dwellings. March 1944. PRO HO 196/22.
5642. 342. Author Unknown. Fire hazard in internal finishes to framed walls and ceilings.
March 1944. PRO HO 196/22.
5643. 343. Author Unknown. Note on SD 1 - Casualty at Wembley on 21/22 January 1944.
March 1944. PRO HO 196/22.
5644. 344. Author Unknown. Note on air raid casualties in the Royal Borough of Kensington
during week 18 - 24 February 1944. March 1944. PRO HO 196/22.
5645. 345. Author Unknown. Effectiveness of 12,0001b HC bombs filled Torpex 2/Amtex 9
against single storey reinforced concrete buildings. March 1944. PRO HO 196/22.
5646. 346. David, F.M. The use of delay-fuzed bombs for breaching anti-personnel minefields.
April 1944. PRO HO 196/22.
5647. 347. Lyons, C.G. The German parachute bomb - SB 1000/410. March 1944. PRO HO
196/22.
5648. 348. David, F.N. The effect of raising a line charge. March 1944. PRO HO 196/22.
5649. 349. Lyons, C.G., and P.C. Gardiner. An instance of blast causing movement of a loadbearing
wall building. April 1944. PRO HO 196/22.
5650. 350. Clarke. A study of mechanically produced foam for combatting petrol fires. June
1944. PRO HO 196/22.
5651. 351. Author Unknown. The effects of the GAF raids on Plymouth. March 1944. PRO HO
196/23.
5652. 352. Rojansky, V. Head-on motion of a cylindrical projectile subject to a retarding force
of the Poncelet type. June 1944. PRO HO 196/23.