bibliography - Canadian Military History

952. 472. Jump, P.A.E. Automatic tracking of BIG BEN by SCR 584. February 1945. PRO WO
291/790.
953. 473. Foss, B.M. Operational research in the Army. February 1945. DO.
954. 474. Author Unknown. Experiments on orientation of aerials for short distance sky-wave
communication. January 1945. PRO WO 291/791.
955. 475. Gilmour, J.C., and H. Davson. Title not known. No Date. DO.
956. 476. Gilmour, J.C., and H. Davson. The use of BR/E TABBY binocular equipment for
bulldozing at night. February 1945. PRO WO 291/792.
957. 477. Bullock, D.A. A lightweight high tension unit for certain types of TABBY equipment.
No Date. PRO WO 291/793.
958. 478. Plenderleith, R.W. Errors in No 3 predictor when used with radar rangefinder.
February 1945. PRO WO 291/794.
959. 479. Bayliss, L.E. Studies of working methods employed in ammunition depots: Study No
13: Removing No 1 primers from 25pr cartridge cases. February 1945. PRO WO 291/795.
960. 480. Author Unknown. Factors determining the accuracy of artillery fire. February 1945.
PRO WO 291/796.
961. 481. Whittaker, N. Studies of working methods employed in ammunition depots: Study No
8: Fuzing 3.7in AA shell with Fuze 214 or 218 (bench team method). February 1945. PRO WO
291/797.
962. 482. Whittaker, N. Studies of working methods employed in ammunition depots: Study No
14: Stripping of SAA in belts. February 1945. PRO WO 291/798.
963. 483. Whitney, R.J. Theoretical estimate of the dispersion of a high velocity gun when
accurate correction is applied to every round to bring the point of strike on to the point of aim.
March 1945. PRO WO 291/799.
964. 484. Bayliss, L.E. Analysis of the results achieved with VT fuzes (T98) against flying bombs.
June 1945. PRO WO 291/800.
965. 485. Jones, E.E.H. Studies of working methods employed in ammunition depots: Study No
12: Lacing 6in cartridges. March 1945. PRO WO 291/801.
966. 486. Wedderburn, J.O.M. Time and motion study of the drills for bringing into and out of
action the (USA) BL 155mm gun on 155 carriage with limber M5. March 1945. PRO WO
291/802.