bibliography - Canadian Military History

13,242. 48/442. Smith, F.E. The relationship between effective temperature, the rate of
ventilation and speed of air movement on the mess decks of HM Ships in tropical waters. 1948.
No PRO number.
13,243. 48/443. Author Unknown. Climatic research at Oxford. 1948. PRO ADM 298/376.
13,244. 48/444. Thomson, M.L. The effect of regional ultraviolet radiation on the sweating rate.
1948. No PRO number.
13,245. 48/445. Davidson, W.M. Environmental factors affecting the health and efficiency of
personnel during prolonged periods submerged in submarines fitted with the Snort:
Observations in HM Submarine Alliance. 1948. PRO ADM 298/13.
13,247. 48/447. Chubb, W., and F.E. Smith. Air temperature measurements in the HMS
Vanguard. 1948. No PRO number.
13,248. 48/448. Neurological Research Unit. Report on mosquito proofness, physical
characteristics and physiological efficiency of various fabrics: Abstract. 1948. PRO ADM
298/14.
13,250. 48/450. Author Unknown. Muzzle effects of gunfire on personnel in close proximity.
1948. PRO ADM 298/15.
13,251. 48/451. Author Unknown. Operational Efficiency Sub-Committee: Progress of reports.
1948. PRO ADM 298/16.
13,252. 48/452. Weiner, J.S. The prediction of the physiological effects of hot environments: A
modified nomogram presenting a new scale. 1948. PRO ADM 298/17.
13,254. 48/454. Macdonald Critchley. Medical observations during passage on northern convoy;
in Russia and in Iceland: Abstract. 1948. PRO ADM 298/18.
13,255. 48/455. Davidson, W.M. Environmental factors affecting the health and efficiency of
personnel during prolonged periods submerged in submarines, fitted with the Snort: III,
Observations in HM Submarine Ambush. 1948. PRO ADM 298/19.
13,256. 48/456. Carpenter, A. Comments on the use of combined estimates of the effect of hot
climates on human beings. 1948. PRO ADM 298/20.
13,260. 48/460. Thomson, M.L. The cause of changes in sweating rate after ultraviolet
radiation. 1948. PRO ADM 298/21.
13,261. 48/461. Author Unknown. Memorandum on human blast trials. 1948. PRO ADM
298/22.