bibliography - Canadian Military History

6697. 17. Butcher, E.V. The reliability of the marking of wireless operator (air) written
examination at the (O)AFU stage. August 1945. PRO AIR 32/123.
6698. 18. Clarke, A.S. Flying task charts for GTSs (Glider Training Schools). August 1945. PRO
AIR 32/123.
6699. 19. Butcher, E.V. Bombing errors with the TI Bombsight used in basic air bomber
training. September 1945. PRO AIR 32/123.
6700. 20. Dagnall, B.D. The nature of errors made in astro-navigation in basic navigation
training. October 1945. PRO AIR 32/123.
6701. 21. Author Unknown. The experimental air gunnery courses - RAF Pembrey. Note on
Exercise G3 Course III. November 1945. PRO AIR 32/123.
6702. 22. Butcher, E.V. A study of basic bombing training using the Tl (Mk XIV) bombsight
fitted in ANSON aircraft. April 1946. PRO AIR 32/123.
6703. 23. Sheppard, J.A. Planning of flying at high altitude. March 1946. PRO AIR 32/123.
6704. 24. Dagnall, B.D., and G.W.H. Stevens. A short report on a limited investigation into the
assessment of the reading ability during basic navigation training. No Date. PRO AIR 32/123.
6705. 25. Collcutt, RH. Objective type paper used in navigation examinations. April 1946. CS.
6706. 26. Gould, A.H., and R.H. Collcutt. Report on an investigation on the 'net in use' aircraft
required to complete the flying task at the Central Gunnery School. June 1946. PRO AIR 32/123.
6707. 27. Collcutt, R.H., and J.A. Sheppard. The comparison of the ten-hour inspection of
HARVARD aircraft. August 1946. CS.
6708. 28. Richards, W.D. A study of the achievement and of the programme planning at the
Advanced Flying Instructors School. August 1946. PRO AIR 32/123.
6720. Note 1. Author Unknown. Supplementary information on changes of deviation of P8
compasses in ANSON aircraft. 1945. No PRO number.
6724. R4. Kendrew, J.C. Anti-shipping operations by aircraft operating from Malta between 1
October and 12 December 1941. December 1941. PRO AIR 23/931 and PRO AIR 23/6209.
6725. R5. Kendrew, J.C. Anti-submarine operations in Eastern Mediterranean: January 1942.
February 1942. PRO AIR 23/931, PRO AIR 23/933 and PRO AIR 23/6209.