bibliography - Canadian Military History

826. 346. Stewart, G.S. The performance of an automatic following modification for Radar AA
No 3 Mk II (Trial AAC/134). July 1944. PRO WO 291/677.
827. 347. Lowson, M.H. A method for the rapid detection and location of underground cables
running alongside highways. June 1944. PRO WO 291/678.
829. 349. Stewart, G.S. The performance of radar equipment SCR 584 (AA No 3 Mk V) with
Predictor AA No 10 with notes on operational problems with this radar. July 1944. PRO WO
291/679.
830. 350. Lewis, W.F., and B.W. Mountford. An examination of German charts of dummy runs
for predictor training. July 1944. PRO WO 291/680.
831. 357. Britton, E.B. The operation of the searchlight-aided interception system in AA
Command on the night 18/19 April 1944. July 1944. PRO WO 291/681.
832. 352. Tanner, R.H. Army chain wireless links. July 1944. PRO WO 291/682.
833. 353. Ungerson, B. Time and motion study of refuelling CROCODILE. July 1944. DO.
834. 354. Ungerson, B. Manhandling of 5.5in and 25pr ammunition. July 1944. PRO WO
291/683.
835. 355. Hill, W.H., and K. Kermack. Frequency predictions for short and medium distance
sky-wave working for the months August - November 1944. July 1944. PRO WO 291/684.
836. 356. Kaye, G.D. A theoretical investigation of the optimum capacity of rocket shell. July
1944. PRO WO 291/685.
837. 357. Ewer, D.W., P. Freeman, and R.B. Webber. Notes on the heights and speeds of flying
bombs over London during the period 15 June - 18 June 1944. July 1944. PRO WO 291/686.
838. 358. Ungerson, B. Time and motion studyof waterproofing Carrier Universal Mk II.
July 1944. PRO WO 291/687.
839. 359. Ewer, D.W., P. Freeman, and R.B. Webber. Notes on the heights and speeds of flying
bombs over south-east England during the period 15 June - 24 June 1944. July 1944. PRO WO
291/688.
840. 360. Hill, W.H. Frequency predictions for short and medium distance over sky-wave
working for the months August - November 1944. No Date. PRO WO 291/689.
841. 361. Butler, H.E. The defence of VPs against very low flying aircraft. July 1944. PRO WO
291/690.