bibliography - Canadian Military History

1132. 652. Porter, R.I., and P.B. Humphrey. The optimum siting of HAA guns against high level
attack. March 1946. PRO WO 291/917.
1133. 653. Kaye, G.D. Casualties with different means of self-destruction for 20mm shell. March
1946. PRO WO 291/918.
1134. 654. Cook, G.R. Effects of an increase in MV on the chances of hitting with a twin 6pr.
March 1946. PRO WO 291/65.
1135. 655. Shirley, J.R. Earth working line telephone interception and counter-measures
utilizing valve amplifiers. March 1946. PRO WO 291/920.
1136. 656. Gye, R. Blast diaphragm gauges. June 1946. PRO WO 291/921.
1137. 657. Porter, R.I., and K. Kind. Advantages of percussion time fuzes in HAA engagement of
high flying aircraft. 1946. PRO WO 291/922.
1138. 658. Phillips, J.W. Performance of radar SCR 584 in tracking A4 rocket projectiles. 1946.
PRO WO 291/923.
1141. 661. Porter, R.I., and K. Hind. The advantages of percussion over time fuzes in HAA
engagement of high flying aircraft. June 1946. DO.
1142. 662. Phillips, J.W. Performance of Radar SCR 584 in tracking A4 rocket projectiles.
March 1946. DO.
1143. 663. Porter, R.I. The defence of central London by ground AA and against attack by high
flying bomber aircraft. March 1946. PRO WO 291/924.
1144. 664. Hey, J.S., S.J. Parsons, and F. Jackson. A theoretical investigation into the accuracy
of elevation measurements of the AA No 3 Mk II at low angles of sight. March 1946. PRO WO
291/925.
1145. 665. Quinton, J.H. Field trials of the wireless set No 32 (D). May 1946. PRO WO
291/926.
1146. 666. Egbeare, T.H.E. The infra-red reflectivity of materials. May 1946. PRO WO 291/927.
1147. 667. Mills, J.F. Radar SCR 584 performance on the German A4 long range rocket at
relatively short range (Operation BACKFIRE). May 1946. PRO WO 291/928.
1148. 668. Drake-Seager, E.R. Demonstration of coloured smoke jungle rescue signals. August
1946. PRO WO 291/929.
1149. 669. Evans, I. The sinkage of wheeled vehicles in cohesive soil and practical check on
theory. August 1946. PRO WO 291/930.