bibliography - Canadian Military History

8516. 96. Wallace, J. Analysis section of the Fire Research Division. June 1944. PRO HO
195/32.
8517. 97. Clark, N.O. Study of mechanically produced foam for combating petrol fires. June
1944. PRO HO 195/32.
8518. 98. Wallace, J. Fires caused by flying bombs in the raids on London Region 15/16 June to
20 June 1944. June 1944. PRO HO 195/33.
8519. 99. Finch, G.I., and E.H. Coleman. Investigations of fires in stacks of canned petrol:
Report on tests at Bagshot and Waddesdon August and September 1944. September 1944. PRO
HO 195/33.
8520. 100. Burgoyne, J.H., and L.L. Katam. Burning of oil in bulk and the extinction of oil fires
by circulation. October 1944. PRO HO 195/33.
8521. 101. Author Unknown. Foam. Meeting held 1st September, 1944. October 1944. PRO HO
195/33.
8522. 102. Blackman, H. Properties of foam. July 1944. PRO HO 195/33.
8523. 103. Blackman, H., and W.G. Penney. Change in bubble size of a foam as a function of
time. July 1944. PRO HO 195/33.
8524. 104. Chell, J., and N.O. Clark. Rate of application of foam to fires of inflammable liquids.
October 1944. PRO HO 195/33.
8525. 105. Chell, J., and N.O. Clark. Soap foams versus protein foams. November 1944. PRO
HO 195/33.
8526. 106. Burgoyne, J.H., and J.F. Richardson. Extinction of fires involving inflammable liquids
by the surface application of solid carbon dioxide. November 1944. PRO HO 195/33.
8527. 107. Bailey, A. Report on fire extinction tests at Rackham Street, Ladbroke Grove on 18
October, 1944. No Date. PRO HO 195/33.
8528. 108. Clark, N.O., and J.A. Lewis. Mixing of foam compounds. No Date. PRO HO 195/33.
8529. 109. Author Unknown. Notes on the work of the Incendiary Bombs Panel during the year
1944. January 1945. PRO HO 195/33.
8530. 110. Author Unknown. Notes on the work of the Incendiary Bomb Tests Panel during the
year 1944. January 1945. PRO HO 195/33.