bibliography - Canadian Military History

10,633. 43/13. Author Unknown. Analysis of performance of radars type 286M, 286PQ, 290,
and 291 under normal operating conditions. January 1943. No PRO number.
10,634. 43/14. Bullard, E.C. Possible employment of submarines to attack U-boats in transit.
1943. PRO ADM 219/30.
10,635. 43/15. Author Unknown. Shortage of dockyard labour. 1943. PRO ADM 219/31.
10,636. 43/16. Solomon, L. Repair of warships. May 1943. PRO ADM 219/32.
10,637. 43/17. Hulme, H.R. The interception of E-boats by coastal forces. 1943. PRO ADM
219/33.
10,638. 43/18. Author Unknown. Data on coastal defences of France. No Date. PRO ADM
219/34.
10,639. 43/19. Thimann, K.V. Past and future in AS warfare. April 1943. PRO ADM 219/35.
10,640. 43/20. Solomon, L. Note on the distribution of merchant shipping. August 1943. PRO
ADM 219/36.
10,641. 43/21. Solomon, L., and K.V. Thimann. Statistical analysis of the effect of surface escort
of convoys. January 1943. PRO ADM 219/37.
10,642. 43/22. Whitehead, J.H. Heavy ships with convoy. April 1943. PRO ADM 219/38.
10,643. 43/23. Solomon, L. An examination of coastal convoys. August 1943. PRO ADM
219/39.
10,644. 43/24. Solomon, L. Note on speed distribution of ships in convoy. January 1943. PRO
ADM 219/40.
10,645. 43/25. Solomon, L. Analysis of TORCH convoys in 1942. January 1943. PRO ADM
219/41.
10,646. 43/26. Author Unknown. The possibilities of an inner and outer RDF screen for
countering night attacks by surfaced U-boats. March 1943. PRO ADM 219/42.
10,647. 43/27. Author Unknown. More ship-borne aircraft will in future be required for the
protection of convoys. 1943. PRO ADM 219/43.
10,648. 43/28. Williams, E.J. Value of AS ships in the Bay offensive and escort work in different
shipping areas. September 1943. PRO ADM 219/44.