bibliography - Canadian Military History

8595. 32. McDermott, L.H. Night illumination chart, March and April 1943. February 1943.
PRO HO 195/57.
8596. 33. Author Unknown. Percentage frequencies of visibility ranges. March 1943. PRO HO
195/57.
8597. 34. Waldram, J.M. Visibility of targets in a searchlight beam, as seen from the control
pillar. May 1943. PRO HO 195/57.
8598. 35. Stiles, N.J. Diffuse reflection and transmission factors of a layer of scattering
particles. Application to atmospheric haze factors. May 1943. PRO HO 195/57.
8599. 36. Author Unknown. Altitude and azimuth of the moon (June - September 1943). May
1943. PRO HO 195/57.
8600. 37. Author Unknown. Altitude and azimuth of the moon (October - December 1943). June
1943. PRO HO 195/57.
8601. 38. Author Unknown. Night illumination diagram, June - September 1943, (a) Latitude 52
degrees N, (b) Latitude 40 degrees N, (c) Latitude 45 degrees N, (d) Latitude 60 degrees N. June
1943. PRO HO 195/57.
8602. 39. Buckley, H., and J.S. Preston. Report on the determination of atmospheric
transmission from observations on the Pole Star and the moon, from the National Physical
Laboratory. July 1943. PRO HO 195/57.
8603. 40. McDermott, L.H. Summary of work to the end of June, 1943. August 1943. PRO HO
195/58.
8604. 41. Crichton Miller, C, LA Brown, and J.K. Moorhead. Influence of meterological
conditions on night illumination. July 1943. PRO HO 195/58.
8605. 42. Stiles, W.J. Comparative visibilities of light and dark patches. August 1943. PRO HO
195/58.
8606. 43. Author Unknown. "Haze meter" for the direct determination of atmospheric
transmission. September 1941. PRO HO 195/58.
8607. 44. Author Unknown. Night illumination diagram, September - December 1943, (a)
Latitude 52 degrees N, (b) Latitude 60 degrees N, (c) Latitude 45 degrees N. (d) Latitude 40
degrees N. August 1943. PRO HO
195/58.
8608. 45. Author Unknown. Assessment of visibility conditions at sea by observations from an
aircraft. September 1943. PRO HO 195/58.