bibliography - Canadian Military History

1028. 548. Wedderburn, J.O.M. Handling of shell in the gun pit of the 7.2in How (on USA
155MM carriage); Suggestions for the use of roller conveyors. August 1945. PRO WO 291/860.
1029. 549. Pennycuick, K. The mean angle of attack on a tank. July 1945. PRO WO 291/861.
1030. 550. Wooldridge, G. 2nd interim report on the use of the RAF navigational aid "GEE" by
ground troops. No Date. PRO WO 291/862.
1050. 570. Varley, P.C., and G.C. Varley. Methods of checking the performance of centrimetric
radar. July 1945. PRO WO 291/863.
1051. 571. Fyffe, W.J.H. Evidence of suspected responses on Radar AA No I Mk II from shell
and blast waves of the A4 rocket. July 1945. PRO WO 291/864.
1052. 572. Porter, R.I. Prediction of the point of impact of the German long range rocket.
July 1945. PRO WO 291/865.
1053. 573. Gill, E.W.B., and J.H. Riley. Direction finding with ordinary communications
wireless sets. August 1945. PRO WO 291/866.
1054. 574. Plenderleith, R.W. Studies of working methods employed in ammunition depots:
Study No 37: Cartridges QF 3in gun: Plugging with plug No 31S. August 1945. PRO WO
291/867.
1055. 575. Tanner, R.H. The use of VHF for tank and artillery communication. July 1945. PRO
WO 291/868.
1056. 576. Plenderleith, R.W. Studies of working methods employed in ammunition depots:
Study No 34: Shell QF 25pr BL smoke: Refusing. August 1945. PRO WO 291/869.
1057. 577. Butler, H.E., and M. Kerridge. BIG BEN trajectory: Analysis of data provided by
modified Radar AA No 1 Mk II (GL II) during the period 1 - 7 March 1945. August 1945. PRO
WO 291/870.
1058. 578. Clews, C.J.B. Location of rocket launching sites: Army ground equipment. July 1945.
PRO WO 291/871.
1059. 579. Parkinson, D.H., et al. Some experiments with the Machine Beach Test Mk III
(modified). July 1945. PRO WO 291/872.
1060. 580. Dorward, J.C. The Westkapelle assault on Walcheren. July 1945. PRO WO 291/873.
1081. 601. Pennycuick, K. AFV Armour distribution: Comparison between PANTHER and
CENTURION under heavy attack. August 1945. PRO WO 291/874.