bibliography - Canadian Military History

747. 267. Marshall, N.B. A method of guiding and homing the air OP using Wireless Set No 22.
February 1944. PRO WO 291/601.
748. 268. Parker-Rhodes, A.F. The practicality of overhead cover. March 1944. PRO WO
291/602.
749. 269. Hey, J.S., and S.J. Parsons. An appreciation of the use of radar for field artillery
ranging. May 1944. PRO WO 291/603.
750. 270. Hey, J.S. Interchangeability of feeders for AA No 1 Mks I, I* and II. March 1944. PRO
WO 291/604.
751. 271. Bailey, C.R. Trials of 105mm WP shell and 4.2in mortar WP bombs for anti-personnel
value. March 1944. DO.
752. 272. Riley, R. A "Jap Trap". March 1944. PRO WO 291/605.
753. 273. Jackson, F. Observations on Radar AA No 3 Mk I and AA No 4 Mk I equipments
deployed on site E8 in the IAZ. March 1944. PRO WO 291/606.
754. 274. Marriott, J.B. An analysis of engagements of friendly aircraft by AA guns, 1 July - 31
December 1943. March 1944. PRO WO 291/607.
755. 275. Gilmour, J.C. Investigation of the possible use of optical devices to aid in RE
operations by night, with a view to guiding future research and development. March 1944. PRO
WO 291/608.
756. 276. Arney, S.E. Length of effective engagements of operational LAA targets with the type 6
Mk I* gyro-sight. April 1944. PRO WO 291/609.
757. 277. Rose, F.R., and J.T.G. Milne. Trials of Canadian prototype IFF used with AA No 3 Mk
I and AA No 4 Mk I. March 1944. PRO WO 291/610.
758. 278. Parsons, S.J., and J.S. Hey. Trials of anti-jamming and anti-clutter devices on radar
AA No 4 Mk III (LW). March 1944. PRO WO 291/611.
759. 279. Stewart, G.S. Preliminary trials of directional IFF Mk III for radar AA No 3 Mk II in
AA Command. March 1944. PRO WO 291/612.
760. 280. Milne, J.T.G. Appreciation of mutual interference liable to arise when GL Mk II is
deployed with the equipments used in Exercise Feeler. March 1944. PRO WO 291/613.
761. 281. Milne, J.T.G. Investigation of mutual interference between radar and communications
equipments under the congested conditions of an opposed landing. February 1944. PRO WO
291/614.