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6429. M129. Jay, K.E.B., and S.E. Toulmin. OA periodical summary No 7: 30 April 1944. May
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6430. M130. Jay, K.E.B. ADGB night interception operations March 1944. May 1944. AIR
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6431. M131. Jay, K.E.B. OA periodical summary No 8: 15 July 1944. July 1944. PRO AVIA
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6432. Ml32. Jay, K.E.B. ADGB night interception operations: April 1944. July 1944. PRO
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6433. M133. Jay, K.E.B. At attempt to discover the success achieved by German free-lance night
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6434. M134. Jay, K.E.B. OA periodical summary No 9: 10 September 1944. September 1944.
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6435. M135. Jay, K.E.B. German AI and homing equipment for night fighters. March 1945. RS.
6436. M136. Jay, K.E.B. OA periodical summary No 10: 25 November 1944. December 1944.
PRO AVIA 7/2726.
6437. M137. Jay, K.E.B. The development of German radar: Notes on Mr Garrard's talk on 20
October 1944. December 1944. PRO AVIA 7/2727.
6438. M138. Jay, K.E.B. BERNHARD and BERNHARDINE navigational aid. February 1945.
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6439. M139. Jay, K.E.B. OA periodical summary No 11: 25 June 1945. July 1945. PRO AVIA
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6441. M101. Dickins, B.G. Incidents of flying accidents caused by flying into cumulonimbus
clouds. July 1946. CS.
6442. M102. Dickins, B.G. Airborne operations in nil visibility. August 1946. CS.
6443. R103. Charlesby, A. Assessment of accident rates. February 1947. CS.
6444. M104. Author Unknown. The effect of bombing on railway repair shops, marshalling
yards and choke points. No Date. CS.