bibliography - Canadian Military History

12,398. C8. Author Unknown. Structural damage caused by recent air raids to some single
storey buildings. No Date. PRO HO 191/188.
12,399. C9. Author Unknown. The protection of plate-glass windows. No Date. PRO HO
191/188.
12,400. C10. Author Unknown. Flexible substitutes for glass. No Date. PRO HO 191/188.
12,401. Cll. Author Unknown. Chemical fire extinguishers: Their application to incendiary
bombs and resultant fires. No Date. PRO HO 191/188.
12,402. C12. Author Unknown. Single storey war-time factory design. No Date. PRO HO
191/188.
12,403. C13. Author Unknown. Observation, ventilation, and protection from glass in large
buildings. No Date. PRO HO 191/188.
12,404. C14. Author Unknown. Refuge room dormitories (A sequel to Form Home as an Air
Raid Shelter). No Date. PRO HO 191/188.
12,405. C15. Author Unknown. Strengthening steel framed shed buildings against collapse due
to air attack. No Date. PRO HO 191/188.
12,406. C16. Author Unknown. Notes on indoor "anti-debris" shelters. No Date. PRO HO
191/188.
12,407. C17. Author Unknown. Luminous materials and their wartime uses. No Date. PRO HO
191/188.
12,408. C18. Author Unknown. Recent developments in protective wall design for factories. No
Date. PRO HO 191/188.
12,409. C19. Author Unknown. Welding for the repair of steel framed shed buildings and for
strengthening their resistance to air attack. No Date. PRO HO 191/188.
12,410. C20. Author Unknown. The construction of reinforced built walls for surface shelters
and similar protective buildings. No Date. PRO HO 191/188.
12,411. C21. Author Unknown. Wooden indoor (anti-debris) table shelter. No Date. PRO HO
191/188.
12,412. C22. Author Unknown. Automatic devices for the detection of incendiary bombs. No
Date. PRO HO 191/188.
12,413. C23. Author Unknown. Technical notes on the structural protection of buildings against
incendiary bombs. No Date. PRO HO 191/188.