bibliography - Canadian Military History

6601. 1. Author Unknown. Investigations of the operation of 2 TAF aircraft in the Mortan area:
7 August 1944. December 1944. AH.
6602. 2. Author Unknown. First report on the signals traffic organization at rear HQ 83
(Composite) Group TAF. November 1944. AH.
6603. 3. Groome, V.E. Night interception operations by 85 Group over NW Europe: September
1944. November 1944. AH.
6604. 4. Author Unknown. Use of hand portable surface reporting radar in mobile warfare.
November 1944. PRO WO 291/1337.
6605. 5. Groome, V.E. Night interception operations by 85 Group over NW Europe: October
1944. December 1944. PRO WO 291/1338.
6606. 6. Author Unknown. What is needed is a very mobile radar control unit. January 1945.
AH.
6607. 7. Groome, V.E. Night interception operations by 85 Group over NW Europe: November
1944. February 1945. PRO WO 291/1339.
6608. 8. Plymen, J. Gyro-gunsight results and tactics: Assessment of combat films, 6 July - 30
September 1944. January 1944. PRO AIR 37/497.
6609. 9. Groome, V.E. Air attack on gun positions. February 1945. PRO WO 291/1340.
6610. 10. Groome, V.E. Night interception operations by 85 Group over NW Europe: December
1944. March 1945. AH.
6611. 11. Groome, V.E. Night interception operations by 85 Group over NW Europe. March
1945. PRO WO 291/1342.
6612. 12. Groome, V.E. Night interception operations by 85 Group over NW Europe: January
1945. March 1945. PRO WO 291/1343 and PRO AIR 16/498.
6613. 13. Groome, V.E. Night interception operations by 85 Group over NW Europe: February
1945. April 1945. PRO WO 291/1344.
6614. 14. Plymen, J. The accuracy of ground-strafing: Assessment of combat films, December
1944 - March 1945. April 1945. PRO WO 291/1345 and PRO AIR 16/498.
6615. 15. Author Unknown. Assessing the performance of AMES Type 25 from test flights. April
1945. PRO WO 291/1346.
6616. 16. Author Unknown. Performance of AMES Type 14 Mk III. April 1945. DO.