bibliography - Canadian Military History

12,200. S101. Author Unknown. Summary of information on the flying bomb to 24 June 1944.
No Date. PRO HO 191/198.
12,201. S102. Author Unknown. The risk to tube railways at Charing Cross due to flying bomb
attacks. June 1944. PRO HO 191/198.
12,202. S103. Author Unknown. Casualty rates of flying bombs at night. No Date. PRO HO
191/111.
12,203. S104. Author Unknown. "Big Ben". July 1944. PRO HO 191/198.
12,204. S105. Author Unknown. Casualty rates of flying bombs by day. October 1944. PRO HO
191/198.
12,205. S106. David, F.N. The distribution of FLY for the period 15/16 June to 14/15 July.
August 1944. PRO HO 191/198 and PRO AIR 20/4127.
12,206. S107. Author Unknown. Presumed V2 projectiles, 8 September 1944. September 1944.
PRO HO 191/198.
12,207. S108. Author Unknown. Crater formation by high velocity projectiles (Preliminary
report to 15 September 1944). September 1944. PRO HO 191/198.
12,208. S109. Author Unknown. Summary of information on the V2 rocket projectile--to noon 15
September 1944. September 1944. PRO HO 191/198.
12,209. S110. Author Unknown. Summary of information on the V2 rocket projectile--to noon 22
September 1944. September 1944. PRO HO 191/198.
12,210. S111. Author Unknown. The damage caused by the German long range rocket bomb.
November 1944. PRO HO 191/198.
12,211. S112. Lyons, C.G., and P. Gardiner. Summary of the methods used for assessing the
effectiveness of flying bombs and rocket bombs. November 1944. PRO HO 191/198.
12,212. S113. Author Unknown. The possible use of a larger or improved warhead in the
German long range rocket bomb. November 1944. PRO HO 191/198.
12,213. S114. Author Unknown. Shelter population in tube railways, 27 November 1944.
December 1944. PRO HO 191/198.
12,214. SI 15. Author Unknown. Note from RRL on the probable effectiveness of V2 falling in
the Thames. January 1945. PRO HO 191/198.