bibliography - Canadian Military History

5864. 564. Burn, D.C. Air raid shelters - Nagasaki and Hiroshima. March 1948. PRO HO
196/37.
5866. 566. Pavry, F.H. The effects of the atomic bomb at Nagasaki on steel framed buildings.
July 1948. PRO HO 196/37.
5867. 567. Hawker, J.B., and O.C. Young. Investigation of fire damage caused by atomic bombs
at Hiroshima and Nagasaki: British Mission to Japan. January 1950. PRO HO 196/41.
5868. 568. Badland, P. The effects of the atomic bombs at Nagasaki and Hiroshima on
reinforced concrete structures. September 1948. PRO HO 196/38.
5871. 571. Libessart. The optical study of shock waves. 1948. PRO HO 196/38.
5872. 572. Raynor, E.H. The optical study of shock waves. Summary. 1948. PRO HO 196/38.
5874. 574. Garwood, F. Monograph of German anti-personnel bombs. 1948. PRO HO 196/38.
5875. 575. Arthur, J.S. An introduction to the study of fragmentation. August 1946. PRO HO
196/35.
5876. 576. Philip, E.B. The effect of a reinforced concrete wall on the nearby explosion of a
bomb or bare charge. January 1947. PRO HO 196/36.
5877. 577. Philip, E.B. The estimation of damage from a knowledge of the peak pressure and
positive impulse of a blast wave. January 1947. PRO HO 196/36.
5878. 578. Leader-Williams, E., and F.H. Pavry. Contribution to Textbook of Air Armament on
the effectiveness of HE and IBs against industrial targets. May 1947. PRO HO 196/39.
5879. 579. Philip, E.B. Explosions in closed rectangular chambers. November 1947. PRO HO
196/36.
5880. 580. Philip, E.B. The blast impulse on the ground due to an air burst bomb. November
1947. PRO HO 196/36.
5881. 581. Philip, E.B. The limiting distance of damage to reinforced concrete walls with special
reference to the atomic bomb. January 1948. PRO HO 196/39.
5882. 582. Philip, E.B. An enquiry into the possibilities of using the equivalent static pressure
theory to predict the physiological effect of shock waves. June 1948. PRO HO 196/39.
5883. 583. Philip, E.B. Blast tests on glass panes at Stewartby, January - February 1942. July
1948. PRO HO 196/39.