bibliography - Canadian Military History

8499. 79. Bailey, A. New design of compressed air breathing apparatus. December 1943. PRO
HO 195/32.
8500. 80. Burgoyne, J.H. Use of inert fluids in the prevention and extinction of fire. January
1944. PRO HO 195/32.
8501. 81. Burgoyne, J.H. First interim report on the behaviour of burning oil and the extinction
of oil fires. January 1944. PRO HO 195/32.
8502. 82. Burgoyne, J.H., and J.F. Richardson. Time of burning of films of poor petrol and
petrol-paraffin mixtures floating on the surface of water. January 1944. PRO HO 195/32.
8503. 83. Author Unknown. Note on the work of the Panel during the year 1943. February 1944.
PRO HO 195/32.
8504. 84. Author Unknown. Fire Abstracts. Volume I. May 1942. PRO HO 195/32.
8505. 85. Author Unknown. Fire Abstracts. Volume II. December 1943. PRO HO 195/32.
8506. 86. Author Unknown. Toxicity of fire extinguishing agents. February 1944. PRO HO
195/32.
8507. 87. Lovat Evans, C. Toxicity of methyl bromide. March 1944. PRO HO 195/32.
8508. 88. Burgoyne, J.H., and G. Williams-Leir. Influence of methyl bromide upon the limits of
inflambability of combustible gases and vapours. June 1944. PRO HO 195/32.
8509. 89. Burgoyne, J.H., and J.F. Richardson. Suppression of burning of bulk liquids by the
application of inert gases and vapours to the atmosphere. March 1944. PRO HO 195/32.
8510. 90. Coleman, E.H. Use of ammonium phosphate solutions in First Aid Appliances for fire
fighting. June 1944. PRO HO 195/32.
8511. 91. Author Unknown. Methods of extinguishing oil tank fires. Summary of action to May
1944. June 1944. PRO HO 195/32.
8512. 92. Clark, N.O. Use of sea water for foam production: Summary of action to May 1944.
June 1944. PRO HO 195/32.
8513. 93. Docking, S.J. Underground Car Parks. Fire and explosion risks. No Date. PRO HO
195/32.
8514. 94. Lowe, J.C.M., and J. Wallace. Phosphorus - oil bombs. April 1944. PRO HO 195/32.
8515. 95. Phillips, E.W.J. Deterioration of fire hose: A review of the present position. June 1944.
PRO HO 195/32.