bibliography - Canadian Military History

12,762. 22. Collcutt, R.H. Reduction of aircraft servicing in Flying Training Command: A short
appreciation: November 1948. November 1948. PRO AIR 32/124.
12,767. 27. Author Unknown. Notes on the Bathurst method of assessing the potential flying
intensity of a training aircraft. April 1949. PRO AIR 32/124.
12,771. E8/1. Skinner, A.J. Lethality of bullets: Circular letter to AORG, SAJAC, DBR, and
OEMU. June 1943. No PRO number.
12,772. E8/2. Skinner, A.J. Stopping power of bullets: Circular letter to AORG, SAJAC, DBR
and OEMU. June 1943. No PRO number.
12,774. E8/4. Swann, M.M. Note on sighting of BREN LMG. October 1943. No PRO number.
12,776. E8/6. Swann, M.M. Night operations. April 1943. No PRO number.
12,777. E8/7. Author Unknown. Notes on the performance of the BREN gun. September 1943.
No PRO number.
12,778. E8/8. Swann, M.M. Note on bombardment. April 1943. No PRO number.
\12,779. E8/9. Author Unknown. Reverse slope positions. February 1944. No PRO number.
12,780. E8/10. Swann, M.M. 4.2 mortar and 99mm gun in view of D Infs remarks at Conference
at School of Infantry November 1943. November 1943. No PRO number.
12,781. E8/11. Swann, M.M. The tactical handling of the PIAT in the A/Tank role. November
1943. No PRO number.
12,787. E8/2956. Swann, M.M. LMG fire against groups of attackers at short range. February
1944. No PRO number.
12,788. Unnumbered. Author Unknown. The fire-power of the infantry section. No Date. No
PRO number.
12,789. Unnumbered. Swann, M.M. The infantry battle. 1944. No PRO number.
12,791. 1/46. Pennycuick, K. The optimum size of mortar bombs as estimated from a study of
fragmentation. 1946. FH.
12,792. 17/46. Pennycuick, K., and Thorley-Lawson. Re choice of new medium artillery
equipment. 1946. FH.
12,793. 19/46. Pennycuick, K. The optimum size of mortar bomb as estimated from a study of
fragmentation (the general case). 1946. FH.