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Reports of the Military Personnel Research Committee of the Medical Research Council (Sub-Committee on Armoured Fighting Vehicles)

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The file includes:
1. The N.B.S. Carbon Monoxide Indicator and its projected use in tanks by I. Leslie, Nov 1944
2. Casualties among tank crews in 11th Armoured Division in Operation Veritable (the the advance towards the Ruhr industrial area, Germany, Feb-March 1945), by Captains H. B. Wright and R. D. Harkness, RAMC
3. The distribution of casualties amongst the crew of Cromwells and Shermans, by Captains H.B. Wright and R.D. Harkness, RAMC March 1945
4. Suggestions for the improvement of the vehicles used for the collection of tank crew casualties, by Captains H.B. Wright and R.D. Harkness, March 1945
5. Comments of the wooden mock-up for the driving position of the Vickers Light Tank, by P. Hugh-Jones, May 1945
6. Carbon monoxide contamination in the tank deck of tank landing ships (3), by P. Hugh-Jones and J.A.V. Bates, June 1945
7. Experiments in the relation between absolute visual threshold and perceptual efficiency in night vision" by M.H. Pirenne, June 1945
8. The effects on the loader of using rounds weighing 471b in a tank, by P. Hugh-Jones and J.A.V. Bates, June 1945
9. Accuracy of aim at slow-crossing targets, by J.A.V. Bates and Captain R.D. Harkness, RAMC c.1945
10. An analysis of the causes of driving accidents in Armoured Fighting Vehicles and their relation to design by P. Hugh-Jones, Aug 1945
11. Exhaust fumes in the driving cab of Neptune" by P. Hugh-Jones, c.1945
12. A trial of tropical service special ventilation equipment on Sherman V Tanks by J.C.D. Hutchinson, Sept 1945
13. Interocular setting of binoculars by E.E. Pochin, Sept 1945
14. Casualties in armoured fighting vehicles: a survey of patients in Emergency Medical Service hospitals by R. Mayon White, Dec 1945
15. A survey of casualties amongst armoured units in North-west Europe, by Captains H.B. Wright and R.D. Harkness, Jan 1946
16. Tests of ventilating equipment in Sherman V: comments on Report A/93A from C.I.M. Chaklala, by J.C.D. Hutchinson, March 1946
17. The estimation of carbon monoxide in air, up to concentrations of 0.1%, by the use N.B.S. Colourimetric Tubes, by P. Hugh-Jones, April 1946
18. The human element in accurate gunnery by J.A.V. Bates, April 1946
19. Minutes of meetings of the Sub-Committee on Armoured Fighting Vehicles, Jan, June and Oct 1945

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