bibliography - Canadian Military History

1710. 70. Author Unknown. Tracking with the Metropolitan-Vickers stabilizer on Centurion II
turret. February 1947. PRO WO 194/310.
1711. 71. Author Unknown. The effect of various types of opaque and transparent graticules on
speed and accuracy of laying. August 1947. PRO WO 194/310.
1712. 72. Author Unknown. The Philips Hot Air Engine. January 1947. PRO WO 194/310.
1713. 73. Author Unknown. Firing from a moving tank. March 1947. PRO WO 194/310.
1714. 74. Author Unknown. Muzzle boresights and zeroing. June 1947. PRO WO 194/310.
1715. 75. Author Unknown. Effect of size of exit pupil on observation of fire at short ranges.
December 1947. PRO WO 194/310.
1716. 76. Author Unknown. Comparative trials of 6.5 inch and 7.5 inch guns in Churchill
AVRE's. July 1947. PRO WO 194/311.
1717. 77. Pollitt, H.W.W., W.A. Lewis, and P.H.T. Lewis. The sinkage into soft soil of plates
representing idealised tank-track links. October 1947. PRO WO 194/311.
1718. 78. Author Unknown. Fire from stabilized main armament: Value of automatic allowance
for movement of tank. September 1947. PRO WO 194/311.
1719. 79. Hoad, C.W. A summary of experiments on soft-ground crossing by vehicles. June 1948.
PRO WO 194/311.
1720. 80. Uffelmann, F.L. The measurement of soil loads exerted by flails and vehicles. October
1947. PRO WO 194/311.
1721. 81. Dunbar, C. The effect of rangefinder inaccuracy on the performance of 20-pr tank gun.
February 1948. PRO WO 194/311.
1722. 82. Wilson, E. Accuracy test of remote-controlled machine gun installation. November
1947. PRO WO 194/311.
1723. 83. Spring, K.H. The effect of various types of opaque and transparent graticules on speed
and accuracy of laying n conditions of failing light. November 1947. PRO WO 194/311.
1724. 84. Author Unknown. Trial of optical vane sight. January 1948. PRO WO 194/311.
1725. 85. Wieland, C.J. The effect of rain on the droop of a hot gun. April 1948. PRO WO
194/311.
1726. 86. Haines, A.E. A new method of measuring gearbox power losses. January 1948. PRO
WO 194/311.