bibliography - Canadian Military History

1150. 670. Bunten, J., F.C. Liston, and G. Wooldridge. The detection of vehicles by means of
their infra-red radiation. January 1947. PRO WO 291/931.
1151. 671. Mills, J.F. The use of kine-theodolites by the Germans for plotting the trajectory of A4
long range rockets. December 1946. PRO WO 291/932.
1152. 672. Bayly Pike, D.F. Investigation of service traffic accidents. August 1946. PRO WO
291/933.
1153. 673. Hill, W.H. Some observations on two medium distance sky-wave links. December
1946. PRO WO 291/934.
1154. 674. Wooldridge, G. The rallying of airborne forces after landing. January 1947. PRO
WO 291/935.
1155. 675. Kaye, G.D. A preliminary investigation of a suggested new method of guiding
rockets. May 1947. PRO WO 291/936.
1156. 676. Kaye, G.D. An estimate of the proportion of slight fragment wounds. June 1947.
PRO WO 291/937.
1157. 677. Lax, G.B. Investigation into the temperature changes and distributions in propellant
charges - interim report. June 1947. PRO WO 291/938.
1158. 678. Hey, J.S., J.W. Phillips, and G.S. Stewart. Survey of the available information on
galactic and solar radiation at radio frequencies (June 1947). July 1947. PRO WO 291/939.
1159. 679. Gye, R. The three gun problem. September 1947. PRO WO 291/940.
1160. 680. Whitney, R.J. Instruments (thermometers) for the measurement of charge
temperature in the field. August 1947. PRO WO 291/941.
1161. 681. Kaye, G.D. The effects of fragmentation on artillery equipments and personnel.
September 1947. PRO WO 291/942.
1162. 682. Stewart, G.S., and J.S. Hey. An experimental high-power transmitter operating on 55
Mc/s for the detection and tracking of long-range projectiles. October 1947. PRO WO 291/943.
1163. 683. Stewart, G.S., and J.S. Hey. Interim report on the low-angle coverage of Radar AA
No 4 Mk VI (MZPL). October 1947. PRO WO 291/944.
1181. 1. Powell, C. LF modulated jamming signals. November 1942. PRO WO 291/2101.
1182. 2. Powell, C. Army-Air cooperation in the Western Desert October - November 1942.
December 1942. PRO WO 291/1369.