bibliography - Canadian Military History

1301. 1. Johnson, P., and R.M. Graham. Air attack on enemy armour in the Ardennes salient.
February 1945. DO.
1302. 2. Bayly Pike, D.F., and et al. The use of the mobile radar control post (SCR 584) for air
support of the army. March 1945. PRO WO 291/1331.
1303. 3. Bayly Pike, D.F., and et al. Rocket firing TYPHOONS in close support of military
operations. May 1945. No PRO number.
1304. 4. Author Unknown. German FLAK and Allied counter FLAK measures in Operation
VARSITY (Airborne landings in the Rhine assault). July 1945. DO.
1321. Author Unknown. Report on the subject of RT links between battalion and company HQs
and company and platoon HQs. 1943. DO.
1322. Author Unknown. How are the performance and range of wireless sets affected by
climatic and topographical jungle conditions?. August 1943. DO.
1323. 3. Author Unknown. A/C reporting by W/T: Cause of failure in the Calcutta area. January
1944. No PRO number.
1324. Author Unknown. Relative advantage of line and wireless in Burma theatre. January 1944.
DO.
1325. Welch, J.D. Report on casualty analysis. January 1944. DO.
1326. Author Unknown. Methods of battery charging in jungle. January 1944. DO.
1327. Author Unknown. How far is the present pattern of compressors suitable?. January 1944.
DO.
1328. Leitch, G. Protective devices for line instruments. January 1944. DO.
1329. Leitch, G. Bunkers - Japanese. January 1944. DO.
1330. Leitch, G. What is the best personal weapon for use by gunners?. January 1944. DO.
1331. Author Unknown. Is a wireless set required for patrols to communicate with their
battalions? If so, what set and what scale?. January 1944. DO.
1332. Leitch, G. Extent to which 25prs fired short in Assam operations. January 1944. DO.
1333. Leitch, G. Artillery prediction - adequate meteor data available. February 1944. DO.
1334. Author Unknown. Suitability of the motorcycle as a vehicle for a doctor in jungle country.