bibliography - Canadian Military History

810. 330. Ungerson, B. Use of the YUKON pack for carrying 5.5in and 25pr shell. No Date.
PRO WO 291/661.
811. 331. Tanner, R.H. Teleprinter working over radio links. May 1944. PRO WO 291/662.
812. 332. Gilmour, J.C., and H. Davson. The use of reflectors as aids to driving with infra-red
equipment. May 1944. PRO WO 291/663.
813. 333. Hey, J.S., et al. Preliminary analysis of the effect of enemy window and jamming on
Army radar on May 14-15, 1944. May 1944. PRO WO 291/664.
814. 334. Evans, I. Theoretical estimate of the efficiency of 5.5in and 7.2in airburst shell for
detonating anti-tank mines. May 1944. PRO WO 291/665.
815. 335. Kaye, G.D., and F.R.N. Nabarro. Expected hits on and casualties in LCAs and LCTs
approaching an enemy coast. May 1944. PRO WO 291/666.
816. 336. Gill, E.W.B. Wireless guiding over sea water. June 1944. PRO WO 291/667.
817. 337. Record, B.R. Preliminary trials with the UTP (AA Command Trial AAC/14). June
1944. PRO WO 291/668.
818. 338. Jackson, F. Preliminary analysis of reports of enemy jamming and window on 15/16
May, 1944. June 1944. PRO WO 291/669.
819. 339. Jackson, F. Preliminary analysis of the effects of enemy window and jamming on Army
radar on 22/23 May 1944. June 1944. PRO WO 291/670.
820. 340. Butler, H.E. Effect of enemy LAA on British fighter bombers. June 1944. PRO WO
291/671.
821. 341. Lloyd, R.O. An investigation of the accuracy of aiming with the WASP flame thrower
Mk II. July 1944. PRO WO 291/672.
822. 342. Jackson, F., and A.G. Loudon. Preliminary analysis of the effect of enemy window and
jamming on Army radar on 27/28 May 1944. June 1944. PRO WO 291/673.
823. 343. Hill, W.H. Frequency predictions for short and medium distance sky-wave working in
a specific area of the Far East. June 1944. PRO WO 291/674.
824. 344. Gilmour, J.C. Trial of infrared equipment to detect the position of guns firing flashless
propellant at night. June 1944. PRO WO 291/675.
825. 345. Hill, W.H. Frequency prediction for short and medium distance sky-wave working in
Western Europe during August 1944. No Date. PRO WO 291/676.