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ENGINEERING DESIGN
HANDBOOK
MILITARY PYROTECHNICS SERIES
PART FIVE - BIBLIOGRAPHY
READOIARTERS, 1Л. ARMY MATERIEL COMMAND
OCTOBER WS3
HEADQUARTERS
UNITED STATES ARMY MATERIEL COMMAND
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20315
AMC PAMPHLET
Nc. 706-189
28 October 1966
ENGINEERING DESIGN HANDBOOK
MILITARY PYROTECHNICS SERIES
PART FIVE--BIBLIOGRAPHY
This pamphlet is published for the information and guidance of all
concerned.
SANDER:
SELWYN D. SMITH, JR
Major General, USA
Chief of Staff
OFFICIAL:
STANLEY J
Colonel, <Яг
Chief, Administrative Office
DISTRIBUTION:
Special
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PREFACE
The Engineering Design Handbook Series of the Army Maternd (’omtnand
is н coordinated series (if handbooks eontni'.iiiig basic information and funda-
mental data useful in the design and development of Army materiel and systems.
The handbooks are authoritative reference books of practical information and
quantitative facts helpful in tiie design and development of Army materiel so
that it will meet the tactical and the technical needs of the Armed Forces.
This handbook, Military Pyroh ch nicx, Part Fire, Hibliotjraphy, is a support-
ing handbook for ail of the handbooks in the Pyrotechnics Series. It contains
a rich source of references, in addition to those specifically listed in the other
handbooks of this Series.
Material for this handbook was compiled by the Denver Research Institute
of the University of Denver while in the process of preparing the manuscript
for Military Pyrotechnics, Part thie. Thtory and Application. Noteworthy in
the collection of this son; ее material was the diligent pursuance of Mrs. Alta
Morrison of the Denver Research Institute. This materia! was collected for the
Engineering Handbook Office of Duke University, prime contractor to the U. S.
Army Research Office Durham.
Elements of the U. S. Army Materiel Command having need for handbooks
may submit requisitions or official requests directly to Publications and Re-
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tracting officers.
Uomnietils mid suggestions <>u this handbook are welcome ami should be
addressed to Army Research Officr-Dtirliam. Box UM. Duke Station. Durham,
North Carolina 277il(>.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ..................................... 1
OPEN LITERATURE ................................. 2
REPORTS AND DOCUMENTS OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
ORGANIZATIONS ................................. 12
Aberdeen Proving Ground............................................... 12
Aerojet General Corporation........................................... 12
Air Force Missile Development ('«niter..............................   13
Air Foret* School of Applied Tnetics.................................. 13
Air Proving Ground Oominami........................................    13
Air Technical Service Command......................................... 14
Air University .....................................................   15
Allegheny Ballistics Laboratory....................................... 15
American ('yaiwnid Company............................................ 15
Arkansas, University of............................................... 15
Army Ballistic Research Laboratories.................................. 16
Army Materiel Uomiiiand............................................... 16
Army Materials Resmirch Agency........................................ 17
Army Test and Evaluation Comiiuimi.................................... 17
AHO, Inc.............................................................. IN
Atlantic Research Corporation......................................... IN
Atlas Powder Company.................................................. IN
Atomic Energy Coiiiinission........................................... IB
Balke H«*st*nrcli Associates.......................................... IN
Barnes and Reinecke, Im-.............................................. IN
Baltelle Memorial Institute........................................    IN
Boston I'niversity.................................................... IN
Bureau of Mines.....................................................   IN
Bureau of Na vol Weapons............................................. 1ft
California Institute of Technology.................................... 27
('aliforiiia. 1 ’ 11ixersity of........................................27
Callery Chemical Company...............................................27
< aiia<hi	  27
Catalyst Research Corporal ion.........................................27
Cluiiiiedl Labnrntioy Company......................................... 27
< 'oast Guard.......................................................   2b
Columbia liesear h ami I h-м lupumiil < orpin in ion...................2N
Cook Research Laboraim । s	.......... .... 2b
I lepai i nmiil of An Force. . .	........ ....................2b
I 'epact incut ol Л пну	......2N
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P>u/e
i )ернrtinent of Defense............................................... 2
Department of State................................................ ''
Denver Research Institute............. ...............................
Eagled’ieher Researdt Laboriitories................................. 30
Eastman Kodak Company..............................................  30
Edgewood Arsenal.................................................... 30
Experiment, Inc..................................................... 34
Explosives Research Laboratory...................................... 34
Factory .Mutual Research Corporation................................ 34
Ferro Drier mid Chemical Company.................................... 34
Foote Mineral Company............................................... 34
France.............................................................. 34
Frankford Arsenal .................................................  34
(Jenera! Electric ('cinpaiiy ..............................-........ 39
Globe Industries. Inc.............................................   39
Great Britain ...................................................... 39
Harry Diamond Laboratories.......................................... 48
Harvard I'niversity ................................................ 50
Hercules Powder Сотрниу............................................. 50
Illinois, I'niversity of............................................ 51
Illinois Institute of Technology Research Institute.............  ...	51
Jet Propulsion Laboratory .......................................... 51
Johns Hopkins I'niversity........................................... 51
Lake City Arsenal................................................... 51
Lehigh I'niversity Institute of Research............................ 5)
Arthur I). Little, Inc.............................................. 51
Malaker Laboratories ............................................... 52
Glenn L. Maitin Company............................................  52
Massachusetts Institute of 'Ге -hnology ............................ 52
Metal and Thermit Corporation....................................... 52
Michigan, I'niversity of...........................................  52
Midwest Research Institute.......................................... 52
Miller Reheard) Laboratories........................................ 52
Miscellaneous Documents............................................. 52
Monsanto Chemical Company............................................52
National Advisors' Coiitmiiiee for Aeronauties...................... 52
Natioiml Bnrc;:ii of Standards...................................... 53
National Northern Corporation....................................... 53
Naval Medical Research Laboratory........	53
Naval Research Laboratories......................................... 54
Naval Schoo) ot Aviation Medicine.	54
The Netherlands. .	  51
Neu York I иi\e<-sitv.............................................   54
Noithrop Aircraft Coinpain, Inc.........................................  54
Oilier of Scientific Research .‘Hid I ><• I Mi >p I lie 111 .	......... .54
I til io State Inn i  rsit V
Oh It I ndlist ries. I tn	...
I Ilin M a t II lesoi i < ’ll, uncal < 11 r por.'l I lol I
Pc. I no 1 \ all 1.1 Stale I Allege
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. a*ii;ny Arsenal.................................................... 55
U.edel, Inc............................................................ 78
1ч •Ь»'<н»е Ar.s;.ial ................................................. 78
Hi-.initr- Al ins Company, Inc......................................... 78
C .-search Laboratory s, Im-.................................... 78
Rohn and Haas (‘отрину.................................................	78
Sharpies Corporation Research	Laboratories............................. 78
Shell Development Company.............................................. 78
Southwest Research Institute........................................... 78
Stanford Research Institute............................................ 78
Stanford University ................................................... 78
Sylvania Electric I’rodtiets, I tic.................................... 78
Tactical Air Commaml................................................... 79
Temple I hi iverni i у ................................................ 79
Tempo, Inc............................................................. 79
Texas, University of................................................... 79
Thiokol Chemical Corr;,i..tion......................................... 79
United Research Services............................................... 79
U. S. Flare Corporation................................................ 80
Universal Match Corporation............................................ 80
Utah University ....................................................... 81
Wesleyan University ................................................... 81
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INTRODUCTION
ARIZATION
The bibliography is coin posed of selected references to source material of
particular value in the field of military pyrotechnics. Material available at
mid-year 1964 was included in the search,
Tli- bibliography is organized into two main sections: references from the
open literature and documents such as reports and memoranda prepared and
issued by public and private agencies and organizations. The former references
are listed by author, whereas the latter are listed by source installation and
alphabetized according to report title; document numbers, authors, dates and
numbers assigned at the Defense Documentation Center are given to the extent
that these are known, in many cases ail of this information was not available
and tiie entry, therefore, is incomplete to such extent.
AVAILABILITY
Defense Documentation Center numbers are given for all documents for
which the numbers were available. Documents listed but n >t identified with
DDC numbers may be on file at the Center and inquiry should be directed there.
Documents .ot a.a'leble through DDC may be requested froi> lhe source agency.
CLASSIFICATION
izoeunients listed in ‘he bibliography include some which carried security
classification when i.ssmd. Because of changing categories, it is not practical
to im-iude the seiiirity classification. Prospective users may. therefore, be
required to tstablish seeurib clearance and need to know to obtain some
naterial.
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OPEN LITERATURE
R. J. Ackermann, R. J. Thorn, “Reactions Yielding
Volatile Oxides at High Temperatures," A'VZ
Cungrex International de t'hemie Pure ct Ap-
pHt/utc, Paris, 1957.
H. C. Andersen, L. Л. Belz, “Burning Time and
Ignition-Temperature Apparatus for Metal
Powders,” Review of Scientific Instruments 24,
1004 (1953).
L. F. Anderson, “New Combustible for Photo-
flash Lamps." lllimiitiation Engineering 53,
657-63 (1958).
R. M. Anderson, “Photoflash Technology Hits Its
Stride,’’ General Electric Review 59, 54-57
(1956).
Anonymous. “Principles of Smoke Production,'
('hem. Warrare 23, 71-5 (1937).
E. J. Badin. “Oxidation of Metal Alkyls and Re-
lated Compounds.” Thud Symposium on Com-
bustion, Flamt and Explosion Pht nomcna, “il-
liams and Wilkins Co., Baltimore, 1949, pp.  <6-
389.
M I). Banns, J. J. MiSharn, Inertasiny the
Hiu'iiuiy Hoti of Mrtal Poirdt rs, I . S Pnlent
No. 2,688,575, Sept. 7, 1954.
.1 1. ifarton 11. Bloom, “The Molecular Wright
of Sodium and Potassium Chloride Vapors,"
Journal of Physical Cliend.it ry 63. 17K5 (1959'.
(' Berger. Th> Ih pt nth net of I tsuiil Atiulff nn
HlllOlllltltl' I llllll it* filiation to tin Stzi oiul
Function ,,t tin Hitinol i iiit, American .Imiriml
.>f |4\c|mlog> 54. 336 352  I’>41
|( Д Illi,I II E Edi’i-i l<ai I’’ \\ Michl. Flo*h
I.. , t':'i >i m •/. Piiohigratio'iric Engiirs-i iiig 7
2i :t rcii .
L. P. Bowden, Л. J). Yoffe, Initiation and Growth
of Explosion in Liquids and Solids, Cambridge
University Press, Cambridge*, Mass., 1952.
B. J. Brettier, H. L. Smith, A Discussion of Pho-
tometers Concepts and I'nits, Edgerton Germe-
shausen and Grier, Inc., Boston.
Leo Brewer, The Dissociation Energies of Gaseous
Alkali Halides, University of California, Berke-
ley, Calif., 1960.
Leo Brewer, Gerd M. Rosenblatt, Dissociation Ener-
gies of Gaseous Metal Dioxides, University of
California, Berkeley, Calif., I960.
L. Brewer, W. Searcy, “High Temperature Chem-
istry.’’ Annual Review of Physical Chemistry
7. 259-28(1 (1956).
Leo Brewer, Janies S. Kane, “The Importance of
Complex Gaseous Molecules in High Tempera-
ture Systems," Journal of Physical Chemistry
29, 1(15 (1955).
Leo Brewer. Donald E. Mastiek, “The Stability of
Gaseous Diatomic Oxides,” Journal о Chemii-nl
Physics 19. 834-843 (1951).
L. Brewer, “The Therniody inilliic Properties of
the Oxides and their Vaporiz.nl mil Processes.”
Cheniii ill Hex icw 52. Eeb. 1953
II. E Britt, Forming Snuiki fin Mditorif Pin
post 4. U.S Patent 2,3.41,635 1923
Alan St. II Bi oi k, Л illslol lf of Fill Works, (il'ulp-
<! 11 arra।> am 1 Co.. Lid London, 1922
11 I Bro.k. i‘l, uso al I , . m.i of .hi nd /“ ot,.,/
iiiphu. Loinrm H-. (Iicei. nml ( innp.im. I'l.V'
E. (' I II,,' l> io.i n.	Tl-, \ii:ni, 1.1 (6, I.,... 111
Emiti-r in I'l.ot 'Ibmli L,no|>'.. .loiniml i,i ih,.
<>plnid sto.-ux ol A in,-1 ieii 37. 6.i:’i-Л11	1''I7
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Widbee R. Broth', Chtmieal /и ft г >гч<-пру. John
W'ih у and Kohn, New York. 1943.
Biili 'Ai z ant! Silgdrit, '' Deternim'iBmi of the Dis
Ntx’iHtitoi Constants and Heats of Format ion of
Molecules by Flame Photometry Part Stability
of MgO and MgOH,” TraiiMHctiuiiH of the Fara-
day Society 55, 720 (1959).
R. 1>. Cadle, Particle Size Determination, 2nd rev.
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II. M. Cassel, A. K. Das Gupta, S. Guruawemy,
"Factors Affecting Flame Propagation through
Dust Clouds,” Third Symposium on Combus-
tion and Plame and Explosion Phenomena, Wil-
liams and Wilkins Co. Baltimore, 1949, pp.
185-90.
II. M. Cas-sel, I. Liebinan, W. K. Mock, “Radiative
Transfer in Dust Flames,” Sixth Combustion
Symposium, Rheinhold, New Y’ork, 1957, pp.
602-605.
B. F'. Chartier. Tests to Determine Intensity of
illumination Required on a Right Photogram-
metric Range Located at Eglin APR, Florida,
I'.S. Government Research Report, PB120202.
The Chemical Corps Association, Chemical Her
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York. 1948.
W. D. (’hesterniaii, The Photographic Study of
ttopid Prints, Clarendon Press. Oxford, 1951.
I> Cibocctiptto, “The Oxidation of Zirconium at
High Temperatures,” Journal of the Aineiii-tin
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S ( '1ii*-sh»ii, L. Lindquist. "Fast Photolysis Flush-
lump for Very Higli Bight Intensities,’’ Battelle
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Is I1 t oflin. "Some Physical Asp<-ris of the t om-
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PP :.’H7
I' ||.'| I ihe. /tie ’lolls III tin Solid ^dilti, Chi'lll-
it. • i л  42  f'US '
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Smin-. s <i| \ er» High lut' iisii v and Short
Duration. ’ Journal of the (ipthnl Sis-in of
Aim ri, a 41. 145-1” । 1951 i
H Cotion. I’- nicipb s of fllumiiuihiin, John Wiley
and Sons. New York. 1960
P. Coughlin. 'Contributions t<> the Data on The-
oretical Metallurgy, Nil Heats mid Free Ener-
gies of Format юн of hiorganii’ Oxides," Bnremi
of .Mines Bulletin 542. 80 '1954 .'
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J. ('iiei)ieron. H. Seartazziiii. “< 'mnbiistioii of
Aluminum in Oxygen.” ('omptes Reinhis 228,
489-490 (1949' ; 230. 97-98 (1950).
J), s. Dator. V. T. Athavale, S. К. K. Jatkar.
" !{em-< ions of Chromate at High Temperatures,
Part XII. The 25C State of the 1 lc omposit ion
of Chromates of Cabium, Strontium, and Bar-
ium. ” Journal of industrial Institute «if Science
I, 111-8 (1939'; "Part IX Thermal Deconiposi
tion of Chromium Trioxide." Journal of 1ч
dustrial Institute of Science II. 119-36 (1939).
T. L. Davis, Chemistry of Poivder and Explosirt >,
John Wiley mid Sons, New York, 1943
R. De Satin. "Coitibnstii of Ahmiiiiiini in Air.”
('omptes Ri'iidus 234, 2 ,7-2439 (1952).
A. R. Downie, R. F Barrow, "Silicon Finnic
Bands.” Nature 160, 198 ( 1947 '
G. Drummond, R. F’. Barrow. "Thermochemical
Dissociali>m Energies if (tHwuus Cah-iiiiii. Stroll
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FurndiB Soei-'tt 47. No. 14-S. Pun l'.f > 19,51 >
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li'llls. ' Zcllschljt* far Wlssehsiliufl It' lie I’fiiilo
-’r.-ipim 25. 2,ч7 :’9t! Pl.'s.
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tn J.-.	. । > । -l,i I 11! ч > г  1,11 > ’ 11 < I, i Ma^.i'.-ui'r
b.oi'l''- hiii! de- \l H'"-i 111  । Id 11 Ic h’'--	d
Ill’ll' III! \\ ,s.. Il-,, I of ! It: |	| ' 11. •!. ,. I .1 | I.I ,M
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II. Е. Edgerton, R. Bonzali, J. T. Lamb, “Dura-
tion and Peak Candlepower of Some Electronic*
Flashlampa,” Journal of the Society of Motion
Picture and Televiaion Engineers 63, 15-18
(1954).
Herbert Ellern, Modern Pyrotechnics, Chemical
Publishing Co., N. Y., 1961.
Erway aiid Seifert, “Vapor Pressure of Beryllium
Oxide,’’ Journal of Electrochemical Society 98,
S3 (1951).
II. B. Farber, Military Pyrotechnics, Vol. /, The
History and Development of Military Pyrotech-
nics, Government Printing Office, Washington,
I). C„ 1919.
Fahrenhorst, Report on the Decomposition of
Super Saturated Solid Solution of My Alloy,
Wintershall AG, Kassel, Aug. 1943, DDC-ATI
20 022.
M. Father, “Thermodynamics of AImOs.” Jet Pro-
pulsion 28, 760-762 (1958).
W. M. Fassel, Jr., Ь. В. Gulbranseii, J. R. Lewis,
J. II. Hamilton, “ignition Temperatures of
Magnesium and Magnesium Alloys,’’ Journal of
Metals 3, .“‘22-528 (1951).
F. Feigh, L. I. Miranda, II. A. Suter, “The Direct
Reaction of Solids,” Jcurnal of Chemical Educa-
tion 21, 18-24. 12 (1944)
II. II. Ferguson, T. P. II. MeKeliar, “The Li-
Hueiiee of Chromatic Light Stimulation on the
Subsequent Rate of Perception nnd'*r Conditions
of Low llluinin.itior,” British .Journal of Psy-
chology 34, 81-88 (1944).
G. I. Finch, F. R. S. Sinha, К. P. t’niha, “On Re-
aeti-m in the Solid State,” Prir-t edings of the
Royal Noei.-“-, Л 239, 145 153 ( 1957).
\V E. Forsythe, M. Л. Easley, “ < haraeteristies
of the General Electro Photoflash la»ni|>. ” Jour-
nal of Optical Society of Aimrica 21, 685-689
( 1931
W. E. Forsythe, .u. Л. Eil.Je', “Time Intensity
Relation and Spectral Dist ribi.tioii <f the Hudin-
t*i. of Photo'’.>sh Lniups.” Journal of Optical
Soviet i .!* Am rieii 24. 195-l'»7 f JirMJ
Frohlich and Wills “Heats of Reaction and Rates
of Burning,” Journal of the Society of '.'heniical
Industries (Ijondon) 68, 348-355 (1949).
A. Gaydon, H. G. Wolfhard, Flames, Their Sine-
turr, Radiation and Temperature, Chapman >i>.d
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W, E. Gibbs, Clouds and Smokes, P, Blaklsten’s
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P. A. Giguere, “Revised Values uf the О—0 and
the О—II Bond ’Association Energies,” Journal
of Chemical Physics 30, 322 (1959).
A. Gillies, “Sensitivity of Calcium Silicide Smoke
Mh.iures to Static Electrical Discharge,” Cana-
dian Journal of Research, March 1948.
A. Glasner, The Thermochemical Properties of the
Oxides, Fluorides and Chlorides to 2500° h,
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S, Glasstone, D. Lewis, Elements of Physical.
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S. Glasstone, Textbook of Physical Chemistry,
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S. Glasstone, K. J. Laidler, II. Eyring, The Theory
of Rate Processes, McGraw-Hill Book Co., Lie.,
New York, 1941.
II. Goldschmidt, E. P. Partridge, A. Schack, Trans-
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E. L Gooden, С. M. Smith, industrial and Engi-
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S. Gordon. “High Tempi rat lire Chemistry as Ap-
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L, F. Gowen, Е. Е. Elzufon, “Chwd Bomb and
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A. V. Grosse, ‘The Production of High Tempera-
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tors Involved in Oxidation of Metals,” Indus-
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I. Hartmann, “Explosibility of Dust Dispersions,”
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J. Ilartn.aini, W. P. Greenwald, “The Explosi-
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J. A. Hedvall, “Changes in Crystal Structure and
their Influence on the Reactivity and Catalytic
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J. A. Hedvall, “The Reactivity of Solids,” Jour-
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J. A. Hedvall, “Sintering and- Reactivity of
Solids,” Ceramic Age, Feb. 1955, pp. 13-17.
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C. N. Hinshelwood, E J. Bowen, “The Influence
of Physical Conditions on the Velocity of De-
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Lennart Huldt, Albin Lagerqvist, The Dissocia-
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L. A. Jones, H. R. Condit, “The Brightness Seale
of Exterior Scenes and the Computation of Cor-
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first Report on Test of Caliber .30 Explosive
and Incendiary Ammunition Loaded with Lead
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59 594.
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digg, U. G. Eddy, E. Witkowski, Oct. 1941, DDC-
ATI 40 641.
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Nov 1941, DDC-ATI 40 640.
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an..), by G G. Eddy. E. II. Harrison, E Wit-
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by G. G. Eddy, E. II. Harrison, E. Witkowski,
July 1942, DDC-ATI 38 489.	'
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.. Instrument for Static Initiation and Control of
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117 953.
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MR 398D, Oct. 1945.
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57 8, Aug. 1957, DDC AD 135 002.
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Aids Performed for Project 6875, by L >na)d L.
Ekstedt, AFMDC-TR 58-2, July 1958, DDC-AD
23 736.
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and II-22), by W. F. Harris, Sept. 1951, DDC-
ATI 118 276
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by E Gnindeineir, TR 57-7, Aug. 1957, DDC-
AD 135 001.
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1943, DDC-ATI 88 458.
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Eglin Air Force Base, Florida
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2.25-in TMAR, by C. L. Johnson, TR 53-22,
June 1953, DDC-AD 12 713.
Evaluation of Incendiary Ammunition at High
Altitude, by A. G. Bilek, AFAC TN-54-14, 1954:
Operational and Engineering Test of Metallic Dust
Bombs, Type T-86, APG/S8B/141-A, May 1951.
.. Operational Suitability Test of the 5004b Aim-
able Incendiary Cluster Ml9 {Final Report
on ..), Jan. 1952, DDC-ATI 125 918.
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Charges for Increasing Visibility of Standard
Spotting Charges (Final Report on ..), by D. D.
Carlson, Aug. 1949, DDC-ATI 72 288.
Penetration and Incendiary Test tke T21EI Am-
munition—Supplement to Penetration Teste of
the E117R3 Incendiary Cluster, by О. C. John-
son, AFAC TR 56-55, Nov. 1956, DDC-AD 110
845.
.. Service Test of Pyrotechnic Distress Signals
(Finol Report on ..), by К. M. Hammer, L, E.
Lyons, F. E. Brandeberry, Apr. 1948, DDC-ATI
50 916.
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AAFPG 1-43-84-1, Aug. 1944.
Test of Bomber Formation Assembly by Visual
Signals; Csv of Smoke Generator, AAFPG 1-
45 11, May 1945.
Test of a 750-lb Cluster of tO-lb I ncendiary Bombs
{Cluster El 15), by E. A. Coy, AFAC TN 54-5,
Mar. 1954, DDC-AD 27 937.
Test of Incendiary Ammunition at High. Altitude,
by A. G Bilek, AFAC-TR-55-H, 1955.
Test of the 10004b Incendiary Clusters, EtO.tRl
and E103R2, by E. A. Coy, AFAC TN 54 1,
Jan. 1954, DIM -AD 25 903.
Tut of Operational and Tactical Suitability of the
Type T-8 Very Cartridge Itischarger ami the
Type T-12 Very 1‘hotofiash Caeirideg, Final
Kejwrb 8-46-1, <‘et. 1347.
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AIR PROVING GROUND COMMAND
(amtM)
Test of Smoke Markerg К13, AAFPG 1-43-84,
Mw. 1844.
Tests to Determine Intensity of Illumination Re-
quiren on a Night Photogrammetric Range, Sept.
1955.
AIR RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio See:
AIR TECHNICAL SERVICE COMMAND.
AIR TECHNICAL SERVICE
COMMAND
Wright-Patterson Air Force Bane, Ohio
Adapter Cases to Improve Efficiency in Perform-
ance of the M-23 Photoflash Bomb, by В. G.
Tarkington, R-EXP-M-59-676-27-9, 1942, OTS-
PB 5777.
Cage History of Night Photography. Part I. The
Photoflath Bomb, Oct. 1945.
Cold Weather Testing of M-3 (E3R2) Incendiary
Oil Mixing and Transfer Vnit and the E-74 Fire
Bomb, by J. B. Bowden, TN WCLG-53-15, Mar.
1953, !)D€-A” 7309.
Collaboration snith Califotnic. Inttitute of Tech-
nology, Pntndena, California, by В N. Feieht,
R-EX P-M-59-476-15-k3, 1941, OTS-PB 10058.
Colored Smoke Generuiors for Aircraft, MR ENG-
57-535-66, Aug *944.
Comparative Tes.a of Photoflash Bombs, l£-46,
by R. 0. Tarkington, R-ENG-M-59-676-15-28,
OTS-B.
. . Conference on Flame M 'nitiouj Servicing Equip-
ment (Trip Report он , by K. W. MclAchian,
MR WCEG-R-555-1355, J-n 1952, DIM'ATI
'.50 400.
Conference al Picatiuny Aisenal r< Photoflash
Powder Mixtures, by R. N F-icht, R-EXP-^I-
59-676-55-2, OTS-PB 10057.
Daylight Tests of Inert Type M-23 Photoflash
Bombs, by К N. Feieht, R-EXP-M-59-676-15-J6,
1941, OTS-PB 5775.
Daylight Tests of Type M-23 Photoflask Bombs,
by R. N. Feieht, R-EXP-M-59-676-15-11, 1940,
OTS-PB 5774.
Development of Bomb, Phot о flash, M-46, by G. R.
Gold, NAVORD 73-45, Sept. 1945, OTS-PB
46937.
Droppable Marker Light Feasibility Study, by
R. C. Martin and II. V. Hawkins, TN 55-325, July
1955, DDC-AD 80 854.
Effectiveness of Incendiary Ammunition at High
Altitude, by J. L. Freeh, Memo MCREXG-555-
1335, Aug. 1950.
Examination of Foreign Ammunition for Aircraft
Weapons—Russian 2 CM High-Explosive In-
cendiary Ammunition No. NAD-6052, by Joehnk
(Translation from German), 1948.
Illumination, Contrast, Spectrum and Color Con-
ditions in an Average Outdoor Scene, Etc., by
M. Nagel, Aug. 1956.
Inflammable Alloys for Incendiary Bombs, by D. J.
Emery, TN WCLG 54-11, Feb. 1954, DDC-AD
30 671.
In.'estigaiion of Photo flask Powders, by R. N.
Feieht, R-EXP-M-59-676-15-21, 1941, Same, R-
EXP-M-59-676-15-22
Light Distribution Effects for Varies» Burst Alti-
tudes of Standard Phot о flash Munitions, by
R. T Johnson, TN-WCLR 55-6, Oct. 1955, DDC-
AD 77 415.
Luminous and Spectral Reflectance as Well as
Cc'vrs of Natural Objects, by R. Penndorf,
Feb. 1954.
Night Aerial Photography by Moonlight, by W. A
Seige), Dee. 1957, DDC-AD 142 020.
Night Photographic Tent, by R. N. Feieht, R-EXP-
M-59-676 21-1, 1942, OTS-PB 9935
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COMMAND (coat’d)
Night Photographic Texts of Experimental Bombs
for Ordnance Department at Midland, Texas,
by M. L. Kenyon, R-TSEPL-4-676-15-33. 1945,
OTS-PB 11262.
Niff kt Photographic Texts of 1мгge Site Photo-
flash Bombs, by R. N. Feieht, R-EXP-M-59-676-
15-3, OTS-PB 5773.
NigKt Photographic Tests at 150 Miles Per Hour,
by R. N. Feieht, R-EXP-M-59-676-15-6, 1940,
OTS-PB 5406.
Photoflash Bombs and Films Us.-d in Night Pho-
tography, by R. G. Tarkington, R-EXP-M-59-
676-31-1, 1942, OTS-PB 9936.
Phctoflash Powder, by R. N. Feieht, R-EXP-M-
59-676-15-18, 1941, OTS-PB 10055
Photoflask Powders and Methods of Ignition, by
R. G. Tarkington, R-ENG-M-59-676-31-2, 1943,
OTS-PB 9933.
Physics of Night Aerial Photography, May 1950.
Progress on Test of Effectiveness of Incendiary Am-
mu nit ion at High Altitude, by E. A. Brigner,
MR WCEGE-R-555-1346, Sept. 1951, DDC-AD
61 299.
Service and Shelf Life Text for Igniter MK153
Mod 2, and Rochet Motor 14-DS-1000 MK4
Mod 2, by J. R. Parrish, 00Y-TR-59-9, Aug.
1959, DDC-AD 226 848.
Simplified Method of Determining Optimum Burst
Altitudes for Aerial Photoflash Bombs under
Various Conditions of Light Output and Flight
Altitude for Fixed Camera-Trail-Angle Combi-
nation, by J, R. Quick, R. T. Johnson, TN-
WCLR 55-5, Nov. 1956.
Slant Visibility, by R. Penndorf, Dec. 1952.
Standard Procedures for Evaluation of Infrared
Emission from Pyrotechnic Devices, by R. A.
Aycock, B. A. Breslow. et al., ASD TDR 62-483,
Aug. 1962. DIM’-AD 287 525.
Summary of Data он Fires and Explosions in
Combat Aircraft Fuel Tanks, TSEOO-524-1698,
1946.
Tests of Type T-3 Photoflash Bombs, by R. N.
Fe.icht, R-EXP-M-59-676-15-19, 1941, OTS-PB
5455.
. . Theory of Flame Propagation Limits Due to
Heat Loss (A ..), by E. Mayer, TN 455-6, June
1957, DDC-AD 132 367.
Thermodynamics of High Temperature Gas Mix-
tures, and Application to Combustion Problems,
by J. S. Gordon, R-57-33, 1957.
AIR UNIVERSITY
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Implications and Summary of a Psychological War-
fare Study in South Korea, May 1958, DDC-
ATI 115 751.
ALLEGHENY BALLISTICS
LABORATORY
Cumberland, Maryland
Fitting Metal Oxidant Compositions into Practical
Rocket Igniters, by R. S. Fey, J. E. DeVoto.
Investigation of Replacements for the. Black Pow-
der Charge tin Rocket Igniters, by R. S. Fey,
P. II Skidmore, ABL/B-15, Dee. 1956, DDC-
AD 136 279.
AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY
CALCCT CHEMICAL DIVISION
Boundbrook, New Jersey
Colored Oil Smoke, by E. J. Brook, ACC-ETF-
913-5, June 1943.
Colored Ou Smoke. The Vse of Dyestuffs in the
DcVilbix» Generator, by E. J. Brook, ACC-ETF-
913-9, Sept. 1943
ARKANSAS, UNIVERSITY OF
Fayetteville, Arkansaa
Final Historical and Technical Report. Contract
DA-2.1-O72-ORD-25, by M. T. Edmison. TH 20,
Oct 1952, DDC-AD 24 497.
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ARKANSAS, UNIVERSITY OF
(cont’d)
Investigation :>f the Hgyroscopic Effect of Im-
purities tn Pyrotechnic Ingredients, by A, E.
Harvey, L. L. Hays, RN 27, Aug 1955, DDC-
AD 79 052.
. Research and Development Work Concerning
Evaluation of Experimental Igniter Composi
tions (Final Report on..), Oct. 2953.
Research and Development IVork in Connection
with Pyrotechnics, by A. E. Harvey, Oet. 1953,
DDC-AD 24 497.
ARMOUR RESEARCH
FOUNDATION
Chicago, Illinois Ser: ILLINOIS INSTITUTE
OF TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH
INSTITUTE.
ARMY AIR FORCES
See: DEPARTMENT OF AIR FORCE
ARMY ARMOR BOARD
Ft. Knox, Kentucky See: ARMY TEST AND
EVALUATION COMMAND.
ARMY ARCTIC TEST BOARD
Ft. Greely, Alaska Set: ARMY TEST AND
EVALUATION COMMAND.
ARMY BALLISTIC RESEARCH
LABORATORIES
Aberdeen Pr •v’ing Ground, Maryland
rodynumic Heating of the ProjeetiL 20ntm,
llEl,	Fuze by R. Sedney, BRL
MH *037, Sept 1956, Proj. ТВ34И426, DDC-
AD 119 «53
Ammunition F.ffi tivcncss, by E. Hoenicke, (Trans,
from German, F.neqi. st, 1.нгя X.). R-X 1.33,
1953.
('otnparisoo of Firings of Incenduiry Ammuni-
tion against Varums Aircraft Fuel Tanks an.l
R< plica Targits, by К G Bernier, W. R. Harris,
BKL MR 665, Apr 1953. DDC AD 15 143.
Effictn-iiuss a/ .1.4 .'hill I undid with /niirtduitii
p, fh ts. by F King, TX 2H9, Sept. 1950. DD<-
Л TI 1 19 >6(1.
Effectiveness of Incendiary Ammunition against
Aircraft Fuel Tanks, by A. Stein, M. J. Torscli,
MR 484, Oet. 1948, DDC-ATI 42 383.
Estimates of Visible Flashes from Incendiary Type-
Projectiles Striki/iif the MIG1', Aircraft, by
R G Bernier, W. D. Dunn, BRL MR 710, J.dy
1953, DDC-AD 20 966.
Luminosity-Time Results on Experimental Photo-
mask Bombs M-J6, T-9, T9El, and Т9Г.1, by
R. W. Potts, R413, Feb. 1946.
Short Delay Baffle Detonators for Antiaircraft
Contact Fuzes, by J. Squier, L. Zernow, BRL
690, Feb. 1949.
Some Problems in a Practical Ignition Study, by
D. C. Vest, E. V. Clarke, Jr., W. W. Shoemaker,
MR 650, Mar. 1953, DDC-AD 8931.
Test of Experimental Photoflash Charges for
NDRC, by С. X. Gardner, ORD-3534, Feb.
1954.
ARMY CHEMICAL CENTER
Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland See:
EDGEWOOD ARSENAL.
ARMY CHEMICAL CORPS
Washington, D. C. See: EDGEWOOD
ARSENAL.
ARMY FIELD FORCES BOARD
See: ARMY TEST AND EVALUATION
COMMAND.
ARMY MATERIEL COMMAND
Washington, D. C,
American Phoiuflaxh Bomb, M 23, Ordnance Board
Proceedings 16/612, Mar. 1942.
Color'd Smoke (Am color, OTC Subcommittee Re-
port M396, Sept. 1945.
Low Altitun, Sight Photoi/raphy, (Irdumii i- Hoard
Proceedings 2(//6(>l, Nov. 1942.
Low Altitude Sight Photography Ri guiri meat f<><
Photographic Flush to be Find from I1 -.-»bi< A
Signal Pisinl, Ordimme Board Prui ceilings
19 771. (let 19 42
АМСР 706-189
ARMY MATERIEL COMMAND
(cont’d)
Photographic Plash Inces jution with a View to
Improvement and Economy (4.5-ii,ch .Ord-
nance Board Proceedings 16/565, Msr. 1942.
.. Photographic Flash, Use of Magnesium end
Potassium Perchlorate 50150 Mixture (4.5-
inch . .), Ordnance Board Proceedings 12/645,
June 1941.
Standardization, of ilomb, Smoke, Colored, Stream-
er, Item 1434 of CCTC Minutes, Aug 1945.
Standardization of Grenade, Rifle, Smoke, Red
Streamer. M2i (Tl2), Item 28152 of OTC Min-
utes, .f ine 1945.
Standardization of the Grenade, Smoke, Red М3 Al
and Reclassification of the Grenade, Smoke.
Red AN-M3, Item 1624 of OCTO Minutes, Aug.
1946.
Standardization of M3AI Smoke Grenade, Item
1694 of (Ч ТО Minutes, Oet. 1946.
ARMY MATERIALS RESEARCH
AGENCY
Watertown, Massachusetts
Spotting Round Projectiles: Feasibility Study on
Development, by F. Л. BrouiHette. J. P. Me-
Donoiigli, Jan. I960, DDC-AD 231 900L.
ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS
Washington, 1). C. See: ARMY MATERIEL
COMMAND.
ARMY ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT
Washington, D. 0. See: ARMY MATERIEL
COMMAND.
ARMY ORDNANCE TECHNICAL
COMMITTEE
Washington, I). С. ARMK MATERIEL
COMMAND.
ARMY TEST AND EVALUATION
COMMAND
Aberdeen Pioving Ground. Md.
17
.1 coilubility of l.ong-lturning High Altitude Track-
ing Florex, by C. A. Lundquist, R-6M7I, Aug.
1955.
Confirmatory Test of Signal, Ground, Hand-Held,
MI28EI, June 1960, DDC-AD 237 652.
Confirmatory Text of Signals, Ground, Hand-Held
M125E1 and M12DEI, July 1959, DDC-AD
220789.
Environmental Text of Grenade, Hand, Red Smoke,
MIS, by A. L. Mori, DPGR 233. July 1959,
DDC-AD 226 941.
Evaluation of Signals, Ground, Hand-Held, Mf25
and M127 (Renovated), Apr. 1960, DDC-AD
235 944.
. . Flares for Increasing Visibility of Missiles (Pre-
liminary Report on..), by R. A. Becker, TN-
18-2-1, Oet. 1954, DDC-AD 130 323.
Military Characteristics for Grenade, Hand, Il-
luminating, by II. E. Kelly. Feb. 1952, DDC-
ATI 149 546. ’
Service Test of Rarster, Incendiary, E-4, Proj.
2744, June 1958, DDC-AD 302 421.
Service Text of Shell, illuminating, 155mm, T72E2,
ATB 1-212, Apr. 1962, DDC-AD 275 882.
Service Text of Signals, Ground, Hand-Held, Mt27
Wh'te Star Parachute (Modified Design), Army
Arctic Test Board Proj. ATB 457, DA Proj. 504-
22 016 ROB Technical Objective LC-18, ATDEV
3470/20, July 1958, DDC-AD 200 214.
..Text of Colored Smoke Grenades, Mid (Report
on . .), Proj. 153, May 1943.
Text of Grenades, Smoke, Colored Mill, Proj. 346,
Mar. 1944
..Test, Project AI’.V 1857, Evaluation of Flares
for ttattlcfiild Illumination (Report of..},
ATDEV-6 470/18, July 1958), DDC-AD 200 217.
..Test, Shill, HE, Colored Murker, UOmm, Tt't
(Supph nn ntol Report of . .), Proj. ЛА-349, .Inn.
1954, DDC All 2.1 HOI.
Test of lt)5mm Shell, Smoki ,WM, Proj. 493-1,
Nov 1943
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ARO, INC.
Tullahoma, Tennessee
Method of Obtaining High Altitude Ig.'ition for
Liquid Propellant Rockets (A..), by II. A.
Reichmann, Jr., ABDC-TR-59-2, Feb. 1959,
DDC-AD 210 001.
ATLANTIC RESEARCH
CORPORATION
Alexandria, Virginia
Development of Long Wavelength Infrared Flare,
WADD TN 61-101, Mar. 1961, DDC-AD 322 041.
Development of a Pyrotechnic Formulation for
BZ Dissemination, R-3, Jan. 1963, DDC-AD
333 791.
Development of a Pyrotechnic Formulation for
BZ Dissemination, by J. S. Bowen, K. D. John-
son, et al., R-4, Feb. 1963, DDC-AD 334 339.
Development of a Pyrotechnic Formulation for
BZ Dissemination, by J. S. Bowen, K. D. John-
son, et al., R-5, Mar. 1963, DDC-AD 335 046.
Development of a Pyrotechnic Formulation for
BZ Dissemination, by J. S. Bowen, L. A. Salva-
dor, R. S. Scheffee, W. Schicker, G. Aron, R-8,
June 1963, DDC-AD 337 115.
Development of a Pyrotechnic Formulation for
BZ Dissemination, R-10, Aug. 1963, DDC-AD
339 801.
ATLAS POWDER COMPANY
Wilmington, Delaware
Gas Generator, by R. McGirr, Final Report, Con-
tract DA VMO8-4O5-CML 212, Nov. 1958, DDC-
AD 207 025.
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION
Washington, D. C.
Tables of Free Energy Functions for Elements
and Compounds »a the Range of MOO’ -5000’ К,
by W. M. Utimer, MDDC-1462, 1952.
BALKE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES,
INC.
Doylestown, Pennsylvania
Chemical and Metallurgical Examination of So-
viet Cartridge 7.(>2mm Explosive incendiary
(FMAM-2M0-L), Contract DA-36038-ORD-
8144, Oct. 1952, DDC-AD 1052.
BALLISTIC RESEARCH
LABORATORIES
See: ARMY BALLISTIC RESEARCH
LABORATORIES.
BARNES AND REINECKE, INC.
Naval Pyrotechnics Development for V. S. Naval
Ammunition Depot, Contract N164s-6762, 1957,
DDC-T1P IJ5O772, DDC-AD 159 423.
BATTELLE MEMORIAL
INSTITUTE
Columbus, Ohio
Research for Understanding Mechanisms of Flame
Inhibition, by A. Levy, June 1959, DDC-AD
225 864.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Boston, Massachusetts
Collection of Graphs Concerning Atmospheric
Transmission, Natural Illumination anti Reflec-
tance of Terrain, (A ,, Optical Research Lab-
oratory, July 1952.
BUREAU OF MINES
Washington, D. C.
Combustion Products of Primer Mixtures, by J. M.
Kuchta, P. A. Richardson, J. A. Ileriekes.
Contributions to the Data on Theoretical Metal-
lurgy. HI. Free Energies of Vaporisation and
Vapor Pressures of Inorganic Substances, by
К. K. Kelley, Bull. 383, 1935.
Contributions to the Data on Theoretical Metal-
lurgy. X. High Temperature Heat Content,
Heat Capacity, and Entropy Data for Inorganic.
Compounds, by К. К Kelley, Bull. 476, 1949.
Contributions to the Data on Theoretical Metal-
lurgy. XI. Entropies of Inorganic Substances,
by К. К Kelley, Bull. 477, 1950.
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Contributions to the Data on Theoretical Metal-
lurgy. XII. Heats and Free Energies of For-
mation of Inorganic Oxides, by J, P. Doughlin,
Bull. 542, 1954.
Explosive Characteristics of Titanium, Zirconium,
Thorium, Uranium, and Their Hydrides, by I.
Hartman, J. Nagy, M. Jacobson, Report 4835,
Dej. 1951.
Inflammability and Explosibility of Metal Pow-
ders, by I. Hartman, J. Nagy, H. R. Brown, Re-
port 3722, Oct. 1943.
Inflammability and Sensitivity Tests of Smoke
Compositions, Starter, Delay, and Flash Pow-
ders Submitted by Chemical Warfare Service
(Report on..), ACC-ETF 150.2-9, June 1944.
BUREAU OF NAVAL WEAPONS
Washington, D. C.
Adjustment of Dominant Wavelengths in Nоп-
II <t log e noted Colored Flares (The..), by D. M.
Johnson, RDTN-76.
Aerial Burst Simulator, Development of WEP-
TASK, by J. W. Puckett, RDTN-27.
Aerial Pyrotechnic Signal for Use from Deep
Operating Submarines (An..), by E. F. Davis,
NOL TR 63 150, June 1963, DDC-AD 341 485.
Air Standardization Coordinating Committee Pro-
gram: Results of Tests of Canadian Aircraft
Signal Cartridges Jl/x-ineh, by R. A. Simon,
NOL R6853, Apr. 1960, DDC-AD 317 934.
Air Standardization Coordinating Committee Pro-
gram: Results of Tests of United Kingdom
Parachute Flare, Rocket Flare Head, and Hand
Distress Signal, by R. A. Simon, NOL R6856,
June 1960. DDC-AD 318 481.
Aircraft Parachute Flares: High Speed Flight and
Drop Tests, Мяу 1953, DDC-AD 14 918
Aircraft Pyrotechnics and Accessories, 01’ 998,
May 1947, DDC-ATI 178 279.
Artillery Burst Simulator (Whistle) Type I Sta-
bility Tests, by C. Armour, RDTR 9.
Attributes of Gasless Delay Devices, by A. B.
Dietemann, NAVORD 6046, Jan. 1950, DDC-
AD 157 272.
Burning Characteristics of Manganese, Barium
Chromate and Lead Chromate Mixtures, by E. E.
Elzufon, NAVORD 2261, Jan. 1952, DDC-AD
134 343.
Burning Characteristics of Phosphorus Candles,
by TO, Beck, RDTN-16.
Cartridge, Photofiash, EX 54 MOD 0, by B. Bliss,
J. Laaweli, RDTR-25, DDC-AD 331 757.
Chemical Analysis of a Magnesium-Sodium Ni-
trate Composition in a Laminac Binder, by W.
Ripley, RDTR-21, Apr. 1961, DDC-AD 255 726.
Chemical Analysis of Red Smoke Mixture for
Visibility of Smokes and Flares, by J. McGrif-
fin, July 1962, DDC-AD 288 745.
Chemical Analysis of a Typical Phosphorus Smoke
and Flare Compositions, by W. Ripley, RDTR-
16.
Chemical Analysis of a Typical 6-6-8 Pyro Starter
Composition, by W. Ripley, RDTR-27.
Chemical Analysis of Yellow Smoke Mixture—
Visibility Investigation of Smokes and Flares,
by J. MeOriffln, July 1962, DDC-AD 283 297.
. . Chemical Ignition System (A..), by D. M.
Johnson, RDTN-56.
Colored Balloons, Visibility of, by D. Jensen,
R-3984, Jan. 1958.
Colored Flare Ingredient Synthesis Program, by
В Douda, RDTR 43.
Combustion Processes of Solid Compositions, by
D. M Johnson, RDTN-74.
Combustion Products of Primer Mixtures, by J. M.
Kuchta, P. A. Richardson, J. A. Herickcs.
АМСР 706-189
BUREAU OF If AVAL WEAPONS
(coat'd)
.. Comparative Study of Five Pyrotechnic Delay
Compositions (A..)» by M. F. Murphy,
NAVORD 5671, Apr. 1958, DDC-AD 209 388.
.. Comparison of Burning Properties of the MK 7
MOD 3 Starter Mix (A..), by J. Feagans,
RDTR-19.
Comparison of NAD Crane Candlepower Measure-
ment Equipment as Used on MK 24 Parachute
Flare, by H. L. Benham, RDTN-40.
Compatibility of Igniter Ignition Mixtures with
Protective Roller-Coating Materials, by W. G.
Gough, B. Johnson, F. A. Zihlman, TR 80,
NAVORD 3051, July 1954, DDC-AD 40-787.
Delay Element XF-7B; Effect of Temperature
and Humidity Conditioning on Delay Time,
by A. R. Timmins, R-2505, Mar. 1954.
Delay Powder, Requirements and Test Procedures,
BIJORD Drawing 1183355, NOL D-16.
Description and Requirements of Manganese De-
lay Compositions, NAVORD 05 5445C.
. . Design and Development of Tracers EOB MOD
2 and EOB MOD 2A (The..), by J. B. Hoy-
land, R. H. George, TM 486, Apr. 1953, DDC-
AD 103 111.
Designed Experimentation to Determine Feasi-
bility of Modifying the Sidewinder Л1А Igniter,
by J. Hollis, NAVWEPS 5481.
Descriptions and Requirements, Powders, Ignition,
Gasless, NAVORD OS 8976A, 1959.
Determination of the Burning Rates of Gasless
Delays, by К. II. Cornyn, NOLM 8971, June
1947.
De eelopment and Characteristics of the 5-inch
Flash Head (NOTS-2 ReBb l 12-2, TM-955,
NOTH Model 113A), Oct 1951, DDC-AD 5023.
Development of D-637 Igniter for the HPAG
Rocket, by X. C. Eckert. TN 453, June 1951.
Development of the Igniter NOTE Model D639,
by N. C. Eckert, NOTS 1236 NAVORD 4928,
Oet. 1955, DDC-AD 77 682.
Development of the Igniter MK 127 MOD 0 for
the Sidewinder Propulsion Unit, by J. H. Wil-
son, D. A. Colpitts, W. W. Boyle, NOTS TP
2237, NAVORD 6540, May 1959, DDC-AD 309
258.
.. Development of the XE-57B Delay Printer for
the Picket Boat Depth Charge Pistol (The..),
by E. E. Kilmer, NAVORD 6092, Oet. 1958.
Development of a Delay System for the XE-2,
XE-3, and XE-9 Delay Actuators and the XE-26
Delay Primer, by В. B. Herman, B. Bernstein,
I. Kabik, NAVORD 4204, DDC-AD 95 666.
Development of the Hand Illuminating Grenade,
Mark I, by J. M. Miller, NAVORD C52632,
RN 5-44, Mar. 1944, DDC-AD 134 638.
Development of Ignition Elements for Guided
Missile Ignition Sy stem t, by G. W. Peet, E. E.
Elzufon, L. F. Gowen, NAVORD 6283, Mar.
1959, DDC-AD 226 937.
Development of the 15mm T72E2 Illuminating
Shell, by R. Smith, NAVWEPS 8248.
Development of EX-33 MOD О Marine Location
Marker, by E. Mason, Sept. 1961, DDC-AD 264
279
Development of Marina Location Marker EX 16
MOD O, by P. Cornwell, A. Erickson, NAVORD
5479, Dec. 1959, DDC-AD 234 020.
Development of Marine Location Marker, MK 28
MOD O, by R. Richardson, NAVWEPS 8256,
Oet. 1963, DDC \D 347 515.
. . Development of Mixing Procedures for Guslcss
Риге Powders (The..), by К. T. Skelton,
NAVORD 1773, Jan. 1951.
Development of Red Phosphorus Smoke Composi-
tions, Nvn-Linseed Oil and Non-Aging Typr,
by C. Armour. RDTR-5.
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BUREAU OF NAVAL WEAPONS
(coat'd)
Development of 5.0-inch Rocket Head NOTS
Model 1040 (Pyrotechnic Delay Flare Head),
by D. Stoehr, NOTS TM 1077, Nov. 1952, DDC-
AD 19 299.
Development of a Series of Metal-Oxident Igniter
Materials for Use in Rocket Igniters and Gun
Primers, by H. Hurwitz, E. E. Elzufon, L.F.X.
Gowen.
.. Development of a Short Duration High Intensity
Photoflash Cartridge, EX-54 (The ..), by В. H.
Calkins, RDTN-51.
Development of the Signal, Flash, Guided Missile
MK 37 MOD О for the Sparrow III Missile,
by R. G. Weldon, NOTS 1978, NAVORD 5860,
May 1958, DDC-AD 203 417.
Development of Submarine Emergency Identifica-
tion Signal Marks 41, 45, and 46 MODS O, by
P. O. Cornwell, R5476, 30 Dec. 1959, DDC-AD
315 940.
Development ef Submarine Location Marker MK8
21, 22, 23, and MOD (), by G Johnson, R5482.
Effect of Container Material and Loading Pressure
on Burning Characteristics of Colored Flares,
by D. W. Jensen, NAVORD 6682, Dec. 1959,
DDC-AD 232 757.
Effect of Loading Variables on the Burning Char-
acteristics of Delay Powders, by E. E. Elzufon,
NAVORD 2262, Dee. 1951, DDC-AD 72 686.
Effect of Moisture Content in Black Powder Per-
formance of Igniters, by II. Lottes, RDTR-17.
Effect of Particle Size on the Burning Rate of
Delay Mixtures, by R. H. Cornyn, E. E. Elzufon,
NAVORD 2158, Dee. 1951, DDC-AD 141 646.
Effect of Pressure on the Burning Rate of Gasless
Delays, by R. Coinyn, R. S. Skelton, R-1787,
July 1951.
..Effects of Particle Size of Puds on Burning
Rate and Output Charaderisties of Pyrotechnic
i.The. J, by S, Л1. Cnsig, RDTN-18.
.. Electrostatic Sensitivity Evaluation of Zirco-
nium-Lead Dioxide Igniter Powder (The..), by
N. Stuffle. RDTR-18.
Emission Studies of Selected Pyrotechnic Flames,
by B. Douda, RDTN-77.
.. Evaluation of Flame Intensity by Comparison
of Flares (Ля ..), by J. W. Feagans, RDTN-68.
Evaluation of EX-54 Photoflash Cart.idge Air-
craft Launched, by L. Hitchcock, RDTN-78.
.. Evaluation of Plastic Coated Safety Fuse for
Use with Pyrotechnics (An ..), by I. F. Wagner,
NAVORD 2826, July 1953.
Evaluation of Preliminary Lots of Igniter MK
125 MOD 4 Manufactured by Federal Ord-
nance, Inc., by С. II. Anderson, NOTS 1570,
NAVORD 5323, Sept. 1956, DDC-AD 113 459.
Evaluation Test Results on Service and Experi-
mental Squibs, by G. W. Peet, L. F. Gowen,
NAVORD 6061, DDC-AD 160 287.
.. Evolution of Gas from Coated Magnesium-Black
Powder Igniter Mixtures (The..), by R.
Moon, Jr., NOTS TM 1962, July 1954, DDC-AD
39 725.
Examination of Germaa Signal Cartridge, by
G. F. Hussey, Jr., NR 4-297, Apr. 1944, DDC-
AD 300 008.
Experiment in Developing Green Flare Formulas,
by C. Armour, RDTR-11.
. . Experimental Ashless Blue Flore Composition
(Ля . .), by W. Ripley and J. MeGriffln, RDTR-
34, Apr. 1963, DDC-AD 411 866.
Explosions and Chemistry Research Departments
Safety Manual, by R. M<Gill, NAVORD 6256,
May 1959, DDC-AD 226 938.
Explosives, Propellants and Pyrotechnic Safety
Covering Laboratory, Pilot Plant, and Produc-
tion Operations, by R. McGill, NOLTR 61 138,
Oet. 1961, DDC AD 272 424.
Factors Affecting Signalling by Visual Methods,
by R D Dwiggins, NAVORD 6034, Dvr. 1957,
DDC-AD 162 931.
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(cont'd)
Factor» Affecting the Visibility of an Object or
Light Source through the Atmosphere, by J.
Swinson, RDTN-57.
..Factors influencing Burning Characteristics of
Flares (Report on..), by T. 0. Beck, RDTN-13.
Feasibility ct Metal-Flvorocarbon Reactions for
Igniters and Pyrotechnics, by F. G. Crescendo,
E. C. Julian, В. C. Meyers, NOTS 1607 NAVORD
5371, Sept. 1957, DDC-AD 150 131.
Field Evaluation Technique Study of Pyrotechnic
Signals, by L. Kaner, TM 244, June 1960, DDC-
AD 240 507.
Flare XA-1A; Compatibility of Explosive and
Pyrotechnic Compounds with Each Other and
with Inert Parts, by D. Steele, R-3518, June
1956.
Flare Composition, by C. J. Thelan, Oct. 1959.
Flare Formulation and Diamete- Study of Stan-
dard Flare Composition, by J. Feagana, RDTN-
75.
XA-IA Flare Fuze Primer Firing Investigation
by D. F. Scheets, R-2966, Feb. 1955.
Flare Performance Investigation, by II. Lottes,
NAVWEPS 8250.
Formula for Delay Powder (HP-25 Type),
NAVORD 8720.
Glycine-Strontium Perchlorate Compound Synthe-
sis, Characterization and Discussions, by В. E.
l>ou<la, RDTN-26.
Heat Decoy Countermeasures for Infrared Guided
Air to Surface Missiles, by II. M. Sternberg,
E. A. Cadwallader, NAVORD 3804, July 1954.
Hovering Flare, by C. Lohkamp, KDTN-47.
. identification of Antiaircraft Projectile Hursts
(The. A. by NSL, В 1689, Jan 1941.
Infrared Flare Experiment Using Teflon-Wax
Binder, by J. Feagans, NAVWEPS 8249, DDC-
AD 331 756.
..Infrared Flare Radiometer (An..), by D. I.
Gilbert, NOTS 1977, NAVORD 5859, Mar. 1958,
DDC-AD 160 358.
Improved Tracer Composition, by 1. F. Wagner,
NAVORD 2895, Mar. 1954.
Improved Tracer Composition Loaded i* MK-11
Tracer Bodies; Compatibility of, by P. J. Smith,
R-2762, Oct. 1954.
Improved Tracer Compositions, Program for, by
В. E. White, R-1015, Jan. 1952.
Influence of Air on Heat of Reaction Determina-
tions, by R. II. Comyn, NOLM 9338.
Infrared Measurement System, by II. L. Benham,
RDTN-70.
. Infrared Tracking Flare (TAU-15/B..), by
L. C. Hitcheock, RDTR-28, July 1962, DDC-AD
332 252.
Instrumentation for the, Measurement of Cases
Evolved from Burning Delay Powders, by R S.
Skelton, R-1815, 1951.
.. Inter-Station Pyrotechnic Conference (Sec-
ond ..), Oet. 1959.
.. Inter-Station Pyrotechnics Conference at the
V. S. Naval Ordnance Test Station (Third..),
NOTS TP 2505, Apr 1960.
.. Inter-Station Pyrotechnic Conference (Minutes
of the Fifth ..), by S. M l-fwig, RDTR-24, 1961,
DDC-AD 327 837. Same, Dec. 1958.
Investigation of the Burning Characteristics of the
Lead Dioxide-Cupric Oxide-Sdicon Starter Com-
position, by W. Ripley. RDTR-41.
. . Investigation of Desensitizing Agents for Pyro-
technic Mixtures (An..), by R. D. Cool,
NAVORD 2213, Jan, 1952, DDC AD 29 858.
Investigation of MK ~’ti Infrared Flare Composi-
tion, by W. Ripley, R. Ilg.r, RDTR-23, DDC
AD 327 322.
22
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BUREAU OF NAVAL WEAPONS
(coat’d)
..Investigation of Internal Venting for Delay
Actuators, by II. S. Leopold, E. E. Kilmer,
NAVORD 5724, Sept. 1957.
Investigation of Low Temperature Ignition for the.
3.75" AAFF Rocket, by N. C. Eckert, NOTS '
TM 420, Mar. 1951, DDC-AD 122 756.
.. Investigation of the MK 58 Signal Fuse to Black
Powder Pellet Transfer Failure (An..), by
C. Armour, RDTN-85.
Investigation of the MK 25 MOD 2 Smoke Flarc
Composition, by W. Ripley, RDTR-33, DDC-AD
411 548.
Investigation of MK 25 MOD 2 Starter Composi-
tion, by W. Ripley, RDTR-36, DDC-AD 436
599.
Investigation of Visibility and Formulation of
“Ashless Blue Flare," by J. MeGriffin, W.
Ripley, RDTR-31.
Investigations into the Calorimetric Determina-
tion of the Heat of Combustion of a Tertiary
Pyro Composition: Thermite Mixture, by W.
Ripley, RDTR-13.
Investigations of Physical and Chemical Param-
eters of the MK 56 Smoke Tracking Kit Smoke
Composition, by J. Wildridge, J. Kemp,
NAVWEPS 8258.
Kinetic Energy Calculations for the NAD Crane.
Friction Sensitivity Pendulum, by J. Hollis,
RDTR-14.
Laminac Resin, Gel Time and Viscosity of, by
P. J. Smith, R-3618, July 1956.
life Raft MarHer--MK-6 Mod i), Field Tests, by
C. A. Browning, R-534, June 1951.
Long Rurntng Colored Flares and Smokes, by
В E. Douda, RDTN-1.
. . Low Gassing Igniter Mirturr for Various Pyro-
technic Delay Compositions (A..), by К E
Kilim r, NOLTR 61 153, Nov. 1961
Low Temperature Tests on Various Production
Pyrotechnics, by S. M. Fasig, NAVORD 3644,
Jan. 1954.
Manganese and Cobalt Delay Mixtures, by R. H.
Cornyn, R. Skelton, NAVORD 1775, Mar. 1951.
Marker, Location, Submarine MK 27 MOD 0,
by R. Smith, NAVWEPS 8257, Aug. 1963, DDC-
AD 346 249.
.. Meeting af the Air Standardisation Coordinating
Committee, Working Party 4(b) 3 on Air
Pyrotechnics (Report on the 4th..), Heid in
London, by L. LoFiego, NAVORD 2187, Sept.
1951.
.. Method for Determining the Effective Emitting
Temperature of a Radiating Body (A..), by
G. Laramore, D. Johnson, RDTR-44.
.. Method for Measuring Effective Energy from
Radiation Sources (A..), by H. I. Sumricht,
NOTS 1979, NAVORD 5861, Mar. 1958, DDC-
AD 157 082.
. . Method for Measuring the Pressure Developed
during the Burning of Pyrotechnic Delay Ele-
ments (A . .), by L F. Marino, B. Aaront, July
1952.
. . Method of Protecting Metal Powders from De-
terioration (A ..), by R. 11. Cornyn, R. Skelton,
NAVORD 1814, Apr. 1951, DDC-AD 87 471.
Military Pyrotechnics, by M. K. Bemett, E. D.
Margolin, R147, Feb. 1958, DDC-AD ’ 9 423
. . Modified Amhenius Equation for the Combus-
tion Rate (A ..), by D M. Johnson, RDTN-63.
Naval Pyrotechnics Development, USNAD, Crane,
Ind., by W. R. Noreeock, 0. A. Platz, Jr., 1957.
Nine Areas of Difficulty in Performing a Pyro-
technic Assignment, by S. M. Fasig, RDTN-17.
Nitrate Particle Size Investigation, by H. C. Lottra,
RDTN45.
NOTS Standard Method for Axaiyns of Flash
Signal Composition KOTS XS 1.57, by R 11.
Pierson, NOTS TP 2147, NAVOHD 6440, Jan
1959. DDC AD 211 978.
23
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BUREAU OF If AVAL WEAPONS
(coat'd)
NOTS Standard Method for Analysis of Ignition
Mixture, NOTS-XZ-1 (Zirconium, Lead Per-
oxide, and PMVT Polymer), by R. II. Pierson,
NOTS TP 2172, NAVORD 6457, Mar. 195»,
DDC-AD 306 223.
NOTS Standard Method for Analysis of Pelletized
Ignition Mixture, Boron, Potassium Nitrate, and
Lamina# Resin, by R. II. Pierson, NOTS TP
2359, NAVORD 6615, Nov. 1959.
Operating Manual and Description of Pyrotechnic
Time Sequence Measuring Equipment, by J. P.
Madden, NOTS TM 1055, Aug. 1952, DDC-AD
120 169.
Ordnance Explosive Train Designers Handbook,
NOLR 1111, Apr. 1952.
Parasite Tracer for the 2.7.r“ EPAR, by W. G.
(’lark, B. A. Bretdow, W. N. Kendal), TM-1075,
Nov. 1952, DDC-AD «620.
..Photoflash Cartridge (Interim Progress Report
on EX lit..), by L. B. Arnold, В. II. Bliss,
В. H. Calkins, C. W. Gilliam, J. E. Ijaswell,
II. C. Uittes, R. J. Stovall. RDTN-33.
..Photoflash Cartridge, Aircraft Launched, EX-
54 MOD О to PPE (Rclcast Report of..), by
B. Blin. C. Gilliam, RDTN-73.
. Photoflash Research (Interim Progress Re-
port..), by B. Bliss, RDTN-48.
. . Photometric System for Measuring Intensity and
thiratio.i of Pyrotech nic Signals (.4 . .), by 11. E.
I,awreiice, NOTS 2105, NAVORD 6408, Sept
1958, DDC-AD 207 6M.
Pour Cast Pyrotechnic Mosses, by It E Douda,
RDTN-35 Sai.n, RDTN-55.
Pn -Analysis unit Synopsis of Anticipated Results
of the Elarc P< rforniaixe Invt stiga'.ior, by
1! C. D.ttes, RDTN II
Pit hniinoti/ Study of Gitshss l)< logs, by ll. 11
Coniyn. Nol.M 9X62. 195?
Preparation of Manganese Delay Composition, by
W. F. Ilabc^, NAVORD 9360, Jan. 1957.
Primers ХЕ-ббЛ, XE-67A, XE-70A for I lot point,
by V. J. Mcnichelli, NAVORD 6083, May I95t
Problems in Producing Satisfactory Colored Smoke
Clouds, by S. M. Fasig, RDTN-19.
Program Proposal for Value Engineering MK25-2
Progress Report on Candle Manufacture, by
T. O. Beck, RDTN-24.
Properties of Strontium Perchlorati-Methyle
Methacrylate Solutions, by В. E. Douda, RDTN-
28.
Proposal for Pyrotechnic Radiation-Avplication
and Generation (PRAll) Generation Phase I,
by D. M. Johnson, RDTN-39.
Proposed Data Collection System for Phosphorus
Compositions, by T. Berk, RDTN-72.
Proposed Study of Visual Missile Guidance Sys-
tems, by J. Swinson, RDTN-69.
Propulsion Development Department Review,
“Chapter 4, Explosives and Pyrotechnics, ’’
NOTS TP 2990, Jun. 1962, DDC AD 333 165.
Prospective Study of Chemical and Physical Ear-
tors Di h enduing the Burning Characteristics
of the Silicon-Lead Dies ide-Cupric Oxide Start-
er Composition by W. L. Ripley, RDTN-37.
Pyrotech ntes, by It. E. Douda, KDTN-9.
Publications during Cult ndar Year IUt>2 Ex-
plosivts, Propellants .inel Pyt otech nies, by R.
McGill. 1’. Keller, NOi/TR 63-lx, Apr. 1963.
DDC Al) 33» 345.
Publications of the Explosions and Chi inistry
Research Dt partmt nts. by II McGill, l“. Heller,
NAVORD 6166. Oct 1958, DIM AD 328 526.
Same. NODTR 62 10. .ian 1962, DDC AD 329
257.
i'yrttitch ntc Ammunition, ('.impositions <in<( Physi-
cal Data, by D W .Ihimh. NAVORD 6221. Dee
1958 DDC AD 306 100.
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BUREAU OF NAVAL WEAPONS
(cont’d)
Pyrotechnics Applied to Fuze Evaluation, by R. G.
Weldon, G. T. Hahn, Feb. 1957.
Pyrotechnic Design for Extreme Temperature
Submarine Float Signal MK-2 MOD 1; Low
Temperature Tests of, by S. M. Fang. R-2212,
Dec. 1953.
Pyrotechnic Formulae (AM-205), by L. LoFiego,
G. Butters, TM 9292, Aug. 1947.
Pyrotechnics and Miscell'neous Explosive Hems,
OP 2213, Dee. 1957.
Pyrotec» nics in Moaern Warfare, by L. LoFiego,
NAVORD 1870, Oet. 1951.
Qualifications fests of the V. S. Flare Division’s
W211 Jacketed Tracking Flare, by E. A. Allen,
I DP 859, Feb. 1960.
Quanidine Nitrate as a Flare Additive, by 1>. M.
Johnson, RDTN-22.
Quantitative Analy w of lied Smoke Composition
EX 2 ASTD, by J. MeGriffin, ('. Armour, A.
Trenta, RDTN 12.
Quonfitfiftt'r Chemical Analysis of a Green Smok'
Composition, by W. Ripley ai.d V. Reed, RDTR
22, July 1961, DDC-AD 267 653.
Quantitative Spectral Measurements of Sunlit
backgrounds, by D. E. Martz, II. J. Suinricht,
G. C. Augastfii, Apr. 1956.
Reflective Telescope f"r Evaluating Light Output
of Clares, by L. Smith, RDTN-14.
. . Relationship between Sensitivity and Loa ding
Prtssur's for a Standard Tyyi Timing Mixture
(The .by G. Г. Gra.T, R T Skelton. R 2110,
Aug 1951.
Hi lotionships Dbsirvid >n t'olorrd	by B.
D.hkIh, RDTR 243.3.
Ii'iliittii Spictrid Distribution of Reining An
imlm. bv M E Biu-kniaii, Nol'S f>22. NA\OPP
2005. Jan Г’53. 1>I>< • AD 7171
Reports Issued by Explosives Rest arch Depart-
ment during Calendar Year 1У52, by R. McGill,
NAVORD 2762, DDC-AD 13 s50.
Research in Chemistry, NAVORo 6541, Mar.-Apr.
195L, DDC-AD 309 061. Same, NAVORD 6558,
Apr.-.June 1959, DDC-AD 309 595.
Research in Chemistry, Propellar.ts, and Explo-
sives: Quartci j Progress Report, NOTS TP
2273, NAVORD 6558. June 1959.
Results of Comparison Tests on the Parachute
Red Star Distress Signal T.55E1 and the Pistol
Rocket Signal MR 1 MOD 1, by 8. M. Fasig,
K. N. Boley, NAVORD 3643, Mar. 1955.
Safety Manual—the Laboratory Preparation of
Pyrotechnics, by C. Armour, R-29, July 1962,
DDC-AD 289 445.
Sensitivity of Pyrotechnic Compounds, by K. An-
derton, RDTN-50.
Smoke Puff Warheads for Terrier, Tests of, by
R. T. Ruble, B. W. Sarver, RN-564, Feb. 1950,
DDC-TA1 204 196.
. . Smoke. Tracking Device (EX-1 MOD O..), by
O. Beekes, NAVWEPS 5484.
Spectrographic Studies of Pyrotechnic Fiares, by
L. IxFiego, E. II. Winger, MR 10619, De,- 1949,
DDC-AD 35 594.
Statistical Study of Primer Sensitivity Drop Tests,
by I. R Sullivan, NAVORD 2226, June 1953,
DDC Al) 66 429.
. . Status of Gasless Delay Development tn the
Navi) {The..}, by M. F. Murphy.
Sludits of Proptllanl Ignition by Pyrotechnic
Mixtures, by К. I). Cool, NAVORD 1 >7,4, Dec.
1350, DDC ATI 11.4 134
Rtudu of the Rur-iiug Rate of Richford Fuse
i<nd< r Constant I'rniuri Timperature, ami 1 <>/-
umr C,>n ilioiis ;.1. i, by R .1 Ah-lb-нгу,
К N Boley, NAVORD 1279. Jun.- 1956. DDC-
AD 113 :.’77.
C-tndii of /.muting Frisson nini Flor: Ffr
forino.-ivi I .1	!>;. J W FeilgJHb. lil)T\ 6t
АМСР 706*189
BUREAU OF NAVAL WEAPONS
(coat’d)
Study of the Optimum Suspemiion of a High In-
tensity Parachute Flare, by J. E. Laswell, RDTN-
30.
Submarine Emergency Identification Signal Marks
41, 45 and 46 MODS O, by P. O. Cornwell,
NAVORD 5476, Dee. 1959, DDC-AD 315 940.
Surface Pyrotechnic» and Projectors, Ordnance
Pamphlet 1177.
Surveillance Characteristics of Gutless Igniter»,
NAVORD 1774.
Surrey of (’AD Pyrotechnic and Explosive Items
in {'. 8. Aircraft, Vol. 2, Pt. 1, R-7971, May
1962, DDC-AD 290 706; Vol. 2, Pt. 2, R-7971,
May 1962, DDC-AD 290 707; Vol. 3, May 1963,
DDC-AD 290 708.
Systems for Measurement of Fuse Delay and
Ejection Velocity of EX-54 Photoflash Car-
tridge. by L. C Hit<*he(M*k, RDTN-38.
T ehnieal Investigation of “Exploding” Flare
Fatality, by S. Faaig, RDTR-39.
Tiding of MK 25 Talos Tracking Flare, by C.
Armour, RDTR-6.
Testing of MK 2> Tracking Flare, by C. Armour,
H DTK-8.
Teels of M К 14 MOD it Delay Elements, N'Oi,
TN ‘2013.
Theorcticeel Aspects of Visible Radiation from
Pyrotechnic Mixtures and Influencing Factors
Thereof. by D. M. .Johnson. RDTN2I
Theory of Coloreet Flame Produclmn, by В E
Bond». HDTN 7J
Dniimil Delay I'yo'e ch sir Heater, by f{ I|
Coinyn, Aii’iiio to Files. C>< i IC>().
Th.rnieil E [fells i.f .l<in Cgil, "И it К ',6 Smoke
fo,>ipost!ion. Io .1 \V E.oicans. RDj.N-53.
The) med Timing Device, by II. L. Benham, RDTN-
44.
Thermokinetic Processes in the' Pyrotechnic Pro-
duction of Radiant Energy, by D. M. Johnson,
RDTN-34.
Toxic Hazards Associated with Pyrotechnic Items,
by R. D. Dwiggiits, R-6643.
Toxic Hazards Associated with Pyrotechnic Items,
by G. K. Hartmann, OP 2793. May 1959, DDC-
AD 436 880.
Tracer MK ill Evaluation, by S. M. Fasig. P. B.
Morgan, NAVORD 3827, Dee. 1954.
.. Tracking Flare (MK 27 MOD 0 . .), by J. Hollis,
D. White, NAVWEPS 5483.
Tracking Flare, EX 1 MOD О Static Test, by C.
Armour, RDTR-1.
Two Tyues of Phototube' Instrumentation Csed in
the Destructive Testing of Igniters, by H. M.
Hansing, L. W. Hart, NOTS 1033, June 1952,
DDC-AD 121 023.
Pnie/ue- Chemical Compound: Synthesis anil Char-
acterization. by В. E. Douda, RDTN-52.
Га/ис Engineering Study and Proposal for the'
MK 21 MOD 2 AP Flare, by C. Connor, R. D.
Smith, T. O. Beck, R. Breedlove, K. Adams, D. P
MiNevin, J. E Brown, J. F Elrod, RDTN-62.
Г«/|« Engince ring Nfiidi; and Proposal for MK-
6-2 AC Float Light (Interim}, J J. Hollis,
L B. Arnold, A. W. Norris, B. D. Leach, It.
VaiiMet-r. RDTN-46.
!ГЛл/’.< Going On in last Pyrotechnics, by В. E.
Douda, RDTN 67
Yellow Fhitni Production, Chlorine a to I Potassium
Inflio o. e by В E Doinla, Hl'TX 82
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE
Wii'-hiiigtiiu. D C s\, • BUREAU OF NAVAL
WEAPONS.
CALCO CHEMICAL DIVISION
AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY.
АМСР 706-189
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
Pasadena, California
Apparent Population Temperatures for OH in
Flames, by S. S. Penner, TR-5, May 1952, DBC-
AD 5698.*
Farther Studies of the Effect of Composition on
the Prof retie s of Flash Powders, by R. M. Bad-
ger, A. L. Wahrhaftig, Contract W-535-AC-
24521, July 1942.
CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OF
Berkeley, California
Dissociation Energies of Gaseous Metal Dioxides,
by L. Brewer, G. M. Rosenblatt, Oct. 1960.
Fuel Ignition Studies, by P. B. Stewart, E. S.
Starkman, F. Kreith, Series 49. Laue 1, Contract
AF-33(600) 17677, Sept. 1952, DDC-AD 65 419.
Fuel Ignition Studies, by P. B. Stewart, E. S.
Starknian, PR P’.^se 2, July 1953.
Fuel Ignition Studies, Gunfire Tests, by’ P. B.
Stewart, E. S. Starkman, TR-6, Sept. 1955.
. . Thermodynamic Properties of the Alkali Halides
(The..), by L. Brewer, i'CRL-9952, Contract
W-74O5-ENG-48. Nov. 1961.
CALLERY CHEMICAL COMPANY
Expansion of a Smoke, by P. B. Olmsted, CCC-
lt*24-TR! 11. May 1955, DDC-AD 138 289.
CANADA
. . Agung of Amiiioiiiuni Chloride Smokes (The .
by T. Oillespie, G O. Langstroth. Snffield Ex-
p-rinient Station, Aug 19.50, l)DC-ATI 88 249.
.to Tt sts of M id Flash Horn) , by 1“ D Car-
iiuiii L. ('ol)ins, Xntii•na! Research Labora-
tories. Ottaon. 1’0-345. Aug 1941
l.i/iib/ l.uiidmii s-./u.i/ .Vii 7 V A 7 и a < I Pro-
neto' Uh I. Cold Width, v l)p< rotnu/ and
.sf,,i(-o' 71 in/v f'i' inid PE Repoet. Л1(М 1 52.
Ciiiiral К \ peri ni-'i'tal and Proving Esbdiiish
l:b'Ht, Apr i;>52.
New Delay Composition for the Fuzes 199 and 221,
by G. C. Benson, E. Gaggis, G. F. Wright,
Report XR-7L.SR7/43/772(3), University of
Toronto.
Opticil Investigation of Initiation and Detonation.
I. Reaction Time and Related Topics, by G.
Herzberg, G. R. Walker, University of Sas-
katchewan, Mar. 1945, DDC-AD 48 955.
Research on Composition of Flash Rombs for Night
Photography, by P. D. Carman, National Re-
search Laboratories, Ottawa. PO-183, Sept. 1942.
Same, by P. D. Carman, L. E. Howlett, National
Research Ijalioratories, Ottawa, PO-297, Jan.
1944.
.. Self-Projecting Streaming Type Colored Smoke
Signal (A..), by Davies, Canadian Military
Headquarters, Tech. Minute No. 73, Sept. 1944.
Some Factors Affecting the Performance of Fire
Rombs, by W. L. Archer, Fifth Symposium,
Chemical and Bacteriological Warfare, Defence
Research Board, Dec. 1953.
CATALYST RESEARCH
CORPORATION
Baltimore, Maryland
Research on Ileal-Producing Compositions, by
C. A. Poppendieck. Aug. 1958. Same, Nov. 1958.
Research on Heat-Producing Compositions, by J. M.
McCauley, J. Goodkin, L. J. Apostolos, R-5, Aug.
1959, DDC-AD 315 449.
Research on Heat-Producing Compositions, by J.
Goodkin, L. J. Apostolos, R-6, Nov. 1959, DDC-
AD 316 8.36 Same, by J. Goodkin L J. A(K»»t(>-
los, R-7, July I960. DDC-AD 317 842. Same,
by J. Goodkm, Final Report, July I960, DDC-
AD 323 827.
CHEMICAL CORPS TECHNICAL
COMMITTEE
Washington, I». 1 .Sil,- ARMY MATERIEL
COMMAND.
CHEMICAL LABORATORY
COMPANY
Ailtlltimnl Models ot thrmus .s,-»i,.-7( Sio;t<ils
Ru itch sich I: i ich' ii i. (huiugi, -sp. It," ltnd V io,
•port No 22. Nov 1944
27
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CHEMICAL LABORATORY
COMPANY (cont’d)
German Hand Signal» (Hanelrauchzoichen) Pull
Type, Violet, Report No. 29, Apr. 1945.
Goman Hand Smoke Signal ( Handrauchzoichcn)
Red, Blue, Violet and Green (lith Captured
Material Technical Report No. .W), Dee. 1944.
German Hand Smoke Snjncds, Scratch Type
(H andrauchzoiche.n) Red, Blue, Violet and
Green, Report No. 20 Nov. 1944.
CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE
Washington, I). C. Sec: EDGEWOOD
ARSENAL.
COAST GUARD
Washington, D. (’.
P*‘ld Те. ting and Derrlepmcnt I’nit Project
CGTD	{!/>?) Pyrotechnic Distress Sig-
nals, by P. (,). Chapman, R-305, (let. 196*2, DDC-
AD 286 948L.
Teste of Aluminum Shell Pistol Projected Reel
Place Distress Signal», Lot No. IS2, R-204, 1959,
DDC-AD 230 821L.
Tests of Pyrotechnic Distress Signals, by I'. O.
Chapman, It-300, Sept. 1962. DDC-AD 284 657L.
COLUMBIA RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
Coininbus, Ohio
V ulncrubilihf Study, by W. В. Г al!, J. !. Zib-ker,
OKDC R-120-1. Contiaet Ab 3,616)2130, Apr
1954, DDC-AD 33 198.
COMBINED INTELLIGENCE
OBJECTIVES SUBCOMMITTEE
Washington, D. C. Sn : MISCELLANEOUS
DOCUMENTS.
COOK RESEARCH LABORATORIES
Disuin anil D< ri lopmi >d of (’lushes. Plaits, Т.Ю
<t:;d I :i by R. Ranker. PR 32-'. May 1!C>4. DDC
AD 39 236. PR 5*2 2. .Ju. > 1954. DDC-AD 36
234 PR 32 3. July 1931. 1)01' AD 36 214 PR
32 i Aug l‘i.’» I. DDC-AD 36 271 . PR 32 3. Sept
19,H DDC AD in 272. PR >2-1. Dee 1931.
DDC AD till 222
DEPARTMENT OF AIR FORCE
Washington, D. C.
Comparative Test of Oxidizers, M-t6 Photofash
Bombs, by M. A. Townsley, Kina) Report, Proj.
M-4 468, Sept. 1944.
Explanatory Notes on Conference o.i Photoflash
Missile for High Altitude Aircraft, Sept. 1948.
Night Aerial Photography and Photoflash Bombs,
Teeh. Order 10-1-10, Mttr. 1945, OTS-PB 37
370.
Optimum Techniques for Aerial Flash Bomb
Photography, Ъу (I. T. Sowers. Proj. 4056C413.53,
Jan. 1945.
Relative Effectiveness of Various Type Bombs anti
Fuzes against Strategic and Tactical Objectives,
Feb. 1945, DDC-ATI 40 756.
DEPARTMENT OF ARMY
Washington, D. C
A.Mcl’ 706-210. Engineering Design Handbook,
Ammunition Series, Fuzes, General and Mechan-
ical.
Ammunition, TM 9-1900, 1956.
..Chemical Warfare Si nice: Prom Laboratory to
Pield (The . .), by L. P. Brophy, D. M. Syndhani.
R. C. Coehrane, Olliee of Chief of Military His-
tory, 1959.
billing, Smoke, Colored (Par Grenade, Rifle,
Smoke (Colored), .1/22), (Impact Type}, I1 S
Army Speeiih-ation 9t>-!31-261, Aug. 1945, Foot-
note lh, 39, 104.
Grenade, Smokt. Color d, Mis, d S. Army Spe-
eifici.tion 96-111 92, th t 19»5, Footnote ’20. 42,
I DI.
(In uadi , Smoki. lit,I, t.V .1/.?, Г. s. \ rniy Speeifi-
<aiion Uti Ill 46. Apr 1945, I'lsitlmt:- 91.
tldllnr’i E rplusiri s. TM 4 1411)
ih-'iturg Prubii ms with Airosolsnnd \<>npi r.si'h nt
Gusts, hy W. A Xoyes, Jr. 1446
Uditniy Pin'oti ih HICS. TM 1374 244. Dee 1458.
АМСР 706-189
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
Washington, I). C
Proceedinyx of First Mcctiny J A RAF Thermo-
chemical Panel tO-rides), by L. J. (Jordon, Nov.
1959, DDC-AD 314 453.
DEPARTMENT OF STA ЧЕ
Washington, D. C.
Colored Smoke G< tn ratorx, Report 51567, M tary
Attache (Great Britain), Nov. 1942.
DENVER RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Denver, Colorado
Additional Studies on Properties of Pyrophoric
Type Incendiary Mixes for Tse in Small Arms
Ammunition, by M. Pieeone, Phase Report 12,
Oet. 1954.
Applied Research for Threat Signature Generation
Techniques, by W. A. Sehmeling, Final Report,
Aug. 1963, DDC-AD 340 441,
Basic and Applied Research on Small Arms Am-
munition, Progress Report 46, Mar. 1951. Same,
Progress Report 57 May 1954.
Basic Research on Incendiary Ammunition, by T.
Zandstra, PR-41, Feb. 1952, DDC-AD 30 521.
Roxie Rtseo'ch on Incendiary Ammunition, by T.
Zandstra, Progress Reports:
44,	Aug. 1952, DDC-AD 17 676
45,	Del. 1952, DDC-AD 16 599.
46.	Dee. 1952, DDC-AD 16 598.
47,	Feb. 1953. DDC-AD 16 597.
48,	Apr. 53, DDC-AD ’6 596.
51, Aug. 1953, DDC-AD 18 242.
Basie A’i starch on Incendiary Ammunition, by T.
Zandstra, Progress Reports;
41. June 195:',, DDC-AD 16 595.
50A. No. 1953, DDC-AD 22 534.
54. Dee. 1953, DDC AD 23 695
55, Jan. 1954, DDC-AD 25 242.
.58. July 1954, DDC-AD 36 382.
59. Sept 1954, DDC-AD 41 991.
CO, Nov. 19,54, lillC-AD 46 707.
61-62, Mur. 1955, DDC AD 53 587.
til. June 1955, DDC Al) 67 888.
(.5, Aug lf>5, DDC AD 70 077
66. (let 19.55, DDC AD 74 9I14.
Basie Research on Incendiary Ammunition, by
R. M. Blunt, Ross Bnehanan, et >d, Final Report.
Oet. 1950, DDC-AD 44 705.
Basie Research on Incendiary Mixtures, by T.
Zandstra, Progress Report 46, Dee. 1952.
.. Development of a Duration Photometer for f’xe
in the Evaluation of Incendiary Ammunition,
(The . by G. II. Custard, W. M. DeBell, Phase
Report 13, Aug. 1955.
Development of Screening Agents, by W. Cul-
bertson, R. A. Fisher, Sept. 1955, DDC-AD 73
496.
Experimental Inrextigation of Infrared Radiating
Sources, by R. M. Blunt, TN 4, Alar. 1962, DDC-
AD 328 630. Same, by R. W. Evans, TN 9,
July 1961. DDC-AD 324 807.
Same, Final Rej >rt, Nov. 1962, DDC-AD 332
848.
Incendiary Ammunition Research, by T. Zandstra,
Final Report, Nov. 19-52. DDC-AD 17 675.
Incendiary Project, by T. W. Za. dstrn, Progress
Report 24, June 1950.
htrctidiory Project Annual Report, by С. II. Prien,
S. A. Johnson, Jr., Progress Report 12, June
1949.
infrared Decoy Study, TN 6. June 1960, DDC-AD
318 15.5.
Same, by R. W. Evans, TN 7, Sept. I960. DDC-
AD 319 951.
Infrared Decoy Study. Phase If, by R. W. Evans.
TN-3, Sept. 1959.
Same, TN-4, Dee. 1959, DDC-AD 316 1.52.
lustriinu nt for Dt tr rnmuilitiu of Transient Flame
Tt mpcraturr x, by t}. W. Bncis< rman. Phase Re-
port 4, 1952.
. . Rtsumt of Rtac'io.t Halt Tli: ><o	.1 . by
T. L. Jhirlor, R J Colfee, Oct. 19.54
s’laoiV .tnn.v / net ttdtary .4 iinnii niiton, .1 R< i n ic of
the History and Dt ft lopim nt. (J II. Cnstnid,
G. Frahi"- IV Svhiimkenberg, Frnnl’|’ord Ar
-uni ii'-por* H 1 107-'' Dec 1956.
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АМСР 706*189
DENVER RESEARCH INSTITUTE
(coat’d)
Studies of Pyrophoric Type Incendiary Mire» for
Use in Small Arms Ammunition, by G. II. Cus-
tard, Phase Report 7, July 1953.
. . Study of the Activity of Manganese Powders
(A ..), DRI 1029, Contract DA-49-186-502-ORD-
798, Final Report. Dec. 1959.
Theoretical Considerations Involving the Func-
tioning of Incendiary Mixes, by G. Francis,
T. L. llarlor, et al., Phase Report 8, Aug. 1953.
DIAMOND ORDNANCE FUZE
LABORATORIES
Washington, D. C. See: HARRY DIAMOND
LABORATORIES.
DUGWAY PROVING GROUND
Utah See: ARMY TEST AND EVALUATION
COMMAND.
EAGLE PICHER RESEARCH
LABORATORIES
Joplin, Missouri
Turbidimetric Particle Size Analysis, by Musgrave,
Harner.
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY
Rochester, New York
/'• toyraphic and Photonn trie Study of Plash
I unbs for Night Aerial Photography, by W.
f'.brk. Mar. 1941.
EDGEWOOD ARSENAL (ARMY
CHEMxCAL CENTER)
Marvl.ti.’,
,l< i : f'irhh- Marker, 70 lb. (IlQ) fur the Navy.
by b Cistiei	>U4. Oct. 1949.
Aircraft Tracki.t.: C >lor< d-Smoke Marker, by
W. '.V. K.aves, K. G. ,'iirli.u. CWLR ’1338. Jan.
I960, DD< AD .'31 12:
.iatip< .wri.ii F.ffiet.t of Incendiaries, by W. W.
Hey th. I'DI.IK 42. Feb 1952
fiuiiib, 1 m< mlhiry, l-l Ki.iRl, in M. ('litler,
T('IR-5I(>, .Vov 1949	/
Bomb, Smoke, 10 lb. (НС) M77, by M. Cutler,
TCR-72, Nov. 1950, DDC-ATI 95 174.
Bomb, Smoke, ИС, 100 lb. 77, by T. A. Ruble,
TDMR-933, Dee. 1944.
Bomb, Smoke, Colored, 100 lb. E34, by T. II.
Guion, TDMR 1149, Nov. 1945.
Burning Rates of Ensign-Bickford Pyrotechnic
Composite ’’s, by L. G. Willke, TCIR-82, Feb.
1944.
Burster, Incendiary, Ei, by L. J. Dailey, S. T.
Byezuski, CWLR 2137, June 1957, Final Engi-
neering Test No. 129.
..Chemical, Mortar Colored Smoke Shell (/.д’-
tn. .by R. W. Elton, TCR-52, Dee. 1949,
DDC-AD 35 830.
Color Measurements for Field Evaluation of Col-
ored Smoke, by R. K. June, G. W. Batzis, J. D.
Wileox, CWLR 2096, Nov. 1956, DDC-AD 123
152.
Colored Signal Smokes, by L. Finkelstein, W. P.
Munro, ETF 913-2, June 1944.
Colored Smoke Grenade (For Use in Airborne
Operations) (E15R1..), by W. W. Reaves,
K. G. Carlon, CWL(1 1, Sept. 1958, DDC-AD
204 958
Colored Smoke Grenades, M16, by S. J. Magrain,
L. Finkelstein, TDMR-497, 1942.
Colored Smoke Pots for the Grenade of the Sub-
marine Recognition Signal, EACD 384. Nov.
1926.
Colored Smoke for Skywriting and Colored Smoke
for Aircraft Smoke Generator, by M. Cutler,
M. J Bessey. TDMR 1356. June 1948, DDC-ATI
205 902.
Colored Smckix, by L. Finkelstein, Vol. 12 of
History of Research and Development of the
Chemical Warfare Service in World ll'nr l[,
31 December 194.5, DDC-ATI 207 451.
Colonel Smokis: Color'd Smoke Tract Bombs К 1.1,
Eliltl and F/.i'/i’J, Tl).VG-86’. Aug. 1944.
30
АМСР 706489
EDGEWOOD ARSENAL (cont’d)
Colarcel Smokes Deiulopment of Aerial Smoke
Puff Fillings, by W. P. Кnuro, TDMR 679, June
1943, DDC-ATI 209 847.
Colored Smokes Fast Burning Compositions for
Colored Smoke Grenades, by W. P. Munro,
TDMR 751, Oct. 1943.
. . Comparison of the Burn Producing Effectiveness
of Two. Incendiary Agents, 4.2%M1 and 5%
ЕЮ (A..), by M. J. Wargovieh, CWLR 2298,
Aug. 1959, DDC-AD 225 614.
Comparison of Dechlorane and Ilcxachloroethane.
in Smokescreen Compositions, by W. W. Reaves,
K. G. Carlon, CRDL Spec. Pub. 1-27, May 1956
to Sept. I960, DDC-AD 266 364.
Compatibility of И7-* with Aluminum in the Pres-
ence of Steel, by R. D. Kraeke, S. R. Slovettko,
Nov. 1950, DDC-ATI 94 874.
Conference on Health Hazards of Military Chem-
icals Program, by E. II. Kraekow, W. II. Cham-
bers, Sept. 1950, DDC-ATI 91 781.
Delay Igniter for Aircraft Destructor Equipment,
by T. A. Ruble, TDMR-1191, I?-. 1945.
Delay Mixture with Binder, Chemical Corj>s For-
mula B2-53.
Delay Trains foi I'sc i»i the Floating Smoke Pot,
by J. II. Mi l,ain, S. Mayer. TDMR 732. Sept.
1943.
Distruetor D< vicis --Orientation and D< monsfra-
tiov, by Munitions Division. ETC 180-56, Aug.
1954.
Ih h rioratioii Phenomena of Pyroti chnics, by
M. R. I hi rdri.'tiiirgli, Feb. 19." I.
. De ti rminahon uf Pai hcl< Si.< Dietl ibutlun o;
Dye-duffs I'm 1 for Production of Colored Smokt
Clouds din ). l'H7, DDC ATI 51 .'>37.
. . lh 14111/1111! Ill of ,i lilueh Siiioh- Candle for Sig-
on! Piiifius's i I h i .1. EAt'l' 376. Mur. 1926.
Development of the Bomb, Smoke, 10 lb. M6~, by
W. (J. Franz, J. F. McCannc, TDMR 1220, Mar.
1946.
Development of B-iiich Fire Rockets, E42 and
EIURl, by J. R. Tnrkeltaub, CRLR 630, Mar.
1956, DDC-AD 97 551.
Development of a Fuel Destroyer, by R. E. Bob
giano. CRL.R-37, Nov. 1952.
Development of Grenade, Incendiary, AN-M14,
by J. E. Gilbert, TDMR 1114, Aug. 1945.
.. Development of the HC Smoke Grenade, (The ..),
by С. M. Williams, E. T. Lawrence, S. F. Brown,
ETF 271.2-1, Aug. 1923.
Development of cu Improved Floating Smoke Pot,
by J. If. McLain, E. R Padavic, TDMR 822,
Apr. 1944.
Development of ~i0-lb. lueei.diary Be mb, by A. S.
Berlin, J. J. Keenan, TCR-77. Ja:.. 1951, DDC-
ATI 94 823.
Development of an incendiary Pellet, by W. A.
Show, et al, TCR 59, May 1950.
. . Dctclopme nt of Incendiary Urits for the De-
struction of the Contents of Safes and Secret
Cryptographic Machines (The..), by Л. F.
Watts, TDMR 1140, Get. 1945.
Development of the E7 Ineendiary Warhead for
the B-dlA Matador Pilotless Bomber, by T. W.
Traiiberg, CWLR 2085, Feb. 1957. DDC-AD 124
310.
Di relopnicnt of Reieorkintj Proc-dur, fn- the
Grenade, Hund, incendiary AN-Mli, by M.
Cutler, W. W. Reaves, CRLR 21 \ July 1953,
DDC AD 16 991.
De rilopment of h‘IH, Incendiary, Et and E7, by
V. J. DiPaola, Л. I. Alper, CRLR-438, July
1955.
Di ri loptiii nt of Hu Btorh r, Fire. E,, by К D.
Knu-kr, С. H Peek, TCR 61, June 1*6,0.
Di ri lopmi nt and T< xl uf l и nil 11 Eliiti : Md.l)
и nd Fun EoHi'i i) fa, I'm fJr>>iD>4, by
D M. Col........ D Shneek. В В Wbeeler. ( Kl.X
з:>:1. Др,-
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АМСР 706-189
EDGEWOOD ARSENAL (cont’d)
Dissemination of Toxic Chemical Agents by Ther-
mal Generation, by M. Cutler, CRLR-11, Aug.
1951.
Effect of First Fire Mixtures on Functioning of
2.36” Rockets Filled TH., by D. Л. Bridges,
TCIR-147, July 1944.
Effects of Heat eud Air at Normal and at High
Humidity on Powdered Metallic Magnesium and
Rarium Chromate Mixtures, by A. Green, R. A.
Reynolds, TDMR-1344, Jan. 1948.
Evaluation of the Antipersonnel Effectiveness of
Several incendiary Agents, by E J. Robinson,
M. J. Wargovieh, CWLR 2070, Oet. 1956.
Evaluation of Antipersonnel Incendiary Munitions,
by W. W. Beyth, D. R. Howes, CRLR-58, Aug.
1953, DDC-AD 25 180.
Evaluation of Methyl Aluminum Chloride as an
Incendiary, by S. J. Magrani, CRLR 23, Dee.
1951
Evaluation of a Plastic Handed HC Smoke Com-
position for the MR Grenade, by J. E. Andrews,
Jr., K. (1. Carlon. W. W. Reaves. CWL-15-21,
May 1957.
..Fast Hurning DM Mixture (A..), by W. W.
Reaves, K. G. Carlon, CWL-15-22, June 1958.
Fit tel Tests of MIR Colored Smoke Grenades. Re-
port of Army Chemical Corps Board, Project
No. 352, Mar. 1944.
Field Texts of Grtnadrs, Smoke, Red AN-Me, Re-
port of Army Chemical Corps Board, Project
No, 37k, Feb. 1944.
Final Кttgineerinij Testing of the Grenade. Hand,
Colored Smoke, Efdil. TR-DPtlR 239. !><•<•.
1959.
Final F. ngint t ring listing of И I' Fdhd igniter,
In V> Avery. DPG Тем Plan :llt Mur 19..7
First Ftnx for Magus mum Himibs. !>, r< iopm< nt of
FF.'o. tn x I Magram. 'f'l>.Ml< 7 >5. Oct. 1943
Flame Fougasse and Similar Flame Weapons, by
О. B. Maiiaffie, S. P. DiMattia, Cml C. Bd. Study
12-52, Dee. 1952.
Fundamental Study of Screening Nmoles: Mea-
surement of Visibility, Transmission, and Re-
flection, by I). Ehrenfield, EATR117, Mar. 1941.
Grenade. Colored Smoke, EI5RI (For Use in
Airborne Operations), by W. W. Reaves, K. (1.
Carlon, CWL-15-20, May 1957.
Grenade, Hand, Riot, CN E3R2, by R. W. Elton,
TDMR-951, Dee. 1944.
Grenade, Hand, Riot, CN, El3, by F. E. Egner,
TCR-8, Sept. 1948.
Grenade, Hand, Riot, (CN) Eli, by F. B. Hale,
TCIR-446, Jan. 1949.
Grenade, Hand, Smoke, HC MN—Aluminnm-Xinc
Oxide Hexachloroethane Filling, by L. Finkel-
stein, B. Becker, TDMB-472, Nov. 1942.
Grenade, Hand, Smoke, ViP, Mid, by K. W. Elton,
TDMR-959, Jan. 1945.
Grenade, Smoke, Hand and Rifle, 1VP, E16, by
G. I*. Silling, CRLR 119, Feb.- 1953. DDC-AD
3394. Same, CRLR 205, June 1953, DDC-AD
16 920.
High Temperature Thermit-Type Ignition Compo-
sitions, Development of FF.W, by S. J. Magram.
J. J. Blissel, TCR-62, May 1950
History of Research and Development of the
Chemical Warfare Service in World H’«r 11,
(1 July 1940-31 Dee. 1945), 18 Volumes A
series of monographs on the Chemical Warfare
Service in World War II, DDC-AD 51 226.
DDC Al) 48 316, DDC TIP I 8059, DDC Al)
42 047.
Igndion Mixture with Hinder, Chemical Corps
Formula B2-5O.
Improved Phosphorus Smoke. by R. D. Knuke,
TCR-I3, Mar. 1949,
Improvement Siadit for 1 lire ltdvi i g Safi find
Egnt/imi ni Ihxtrogsr, M2.it, In W. W. ReitVes.
.1 J Blissel,'CR')L SP ]-2|. Aug. 196(1.
АМСР ПМШ9
EDGEWOOD ARSENAL (cant’d)
1 iieendiarics, by A. S. Berlin, CWL 440-1, May
1957.
Incendiaries, Vol. 18, Part 11 of History of Re-
search and Development of the Chemical IFer-
fare Service in World IVhr 11, by L. Finkelstein,
A. E. (Jani.
Incendiary Agents, by Chemical Division, ETF
182-14, June 1952.
Incendiary Agents Summary, by L. Cohen, CWL
SP-1-1, Jan. 1958.
Incendiary, TH, Improved Bartcs Thermit as a
Substitute for Therm-9, by L. Finkelstein. S. J.
.Magram, TDMR-407, July 1942.
..Inflammability and Sensitivity Tests of Violet
Smoke Hires Submitted Ry Chemical Warfare
Service (Report on..), by I. Ilartment, M. A.
Elliott, Cheiniral Warfare Service Report 2653-
K Sil 7, Mar. 1945.
Inflammable Alloy for Incendiary Bontb Bodies,
by О. B. Mahaffie, Sept. 1950, DDC-ATI 84 047.
..Infraved Screening Propertits of Smoke (The . A,
by R. E. Shaffer, J. J. Ford, Jr., Dee. 1954, DDC
A D 76 034.
Indian! Smokes: .4 Pre Him i nary 1 nvestigation,
by L. Finkelstein, ETF-120-5. Nov. 1938.
Inn stigation of a Long Bure'ing Plastic Bomicd,
Colored Smoke Mixture, by W. W. '{eaves, J. H.
1 lassnnnni, DDC-AD 233 750.
I uri shguhon of Yelloiv Dyes for I'sr in thi H IS
Colored SlileAe- Grenade, bv W. W. Reaves. K. (J.
Carlon, CWLR 2336, Jun. 1960. DDC-AD 231
128.
I ion-111 xuchlore thane-Potassmm Chloral) Smoke
Mirturis, by E Л1. Winn ton, I. Finkelstein.
TIME 516. Dee 19-}2.
Miniut m i t'olorid Smoke I'ondlis, liv M Cutler,
R Rodriquez, T< ’I R .Mur 19.HI.
Modification of Incendiary Grenaille A..V-,V St
(TH ERMiT) for Electrical Tiring, by V. L.
Sehaf. W. J. Green, ETF 273-6, Jan. 1947.
Mollification of MM) 14b. Magnesium, Bomb as
Pirc Bomb Igniter E17, by J. J. Keenan, R. J.
Classen, M. Cutler, CRLIR-4, Mar. 1951, DDC-
ATI 100 440.
Modification of Starter Cup Assembly of Pot,
Smoke, 1IC, Ml, by M. Cutler, TCIR-434, Dee.
1948.
Modifications to Increase the Antipersonnel Effect
of the Grenade, Hand, Smoke, WP, Mid, by
A. (’, Fairchild, TDMR 2239, Apr. 1946.
. . New Method of Comparing Ignition Sensitivity
of Pyrotechnic Mixtures (A. A, by J. H. Mr-
kin, A. L. Prahm, TDMR 882, Sept. 1944.
Noutoxic Smoke Training Candle, by M. Cutler,
J. C lloleck, TDMR 1334, Jan. 1948, DDC-ATI
50 275.
Pot, Smoke, HC, Ml Aluminum-Zinc Oxide-IIexa-
chloroethane Filling, by J. II. Melatin, TDMR
559, Feb. 1943.
Preliminary Investigation of Colored Smoke for
Aircraft Smoke Generator, by J. C. Driskell,
M. Cutler, M. J. Bessey, TDMR 1324. Aug. 1947,
DDC-ATI 205 903.
. Pre hniineiry Investigahon of Sulfamic Acid for
New Scree in ng Smoke Mitnres (.4 . J, by S. J.
Magrarn. J. D. Wileox, CWLR 2138, July 1957.
A'r nsitirdg of Colored Smoke Mixtures, by S. .1.
Magrnni TDMR547.
Miriu iif Static Ti sts of a Thermal Grenade
Filled Agent EA 1779, by F. L. Horning, 1). M.
Shaw. 'I'M .33-21, Apr. 1959, DDC-AD 308 173.
Shell, S'neoke, [lit''' ’mum. Bus, Emission, by
T A. Ruble, TD.MR-993, Feb. 1945.
Sinn- limning Compositions lor Bombs Ed-iX and
E \ , by L. (>. Willke, I! I>. I lacks1 rioii. Tt’lR
I*»7 Aug 1911
Snitdl Ijinriit in i/ Etii Stni tie. by M Culler.
IC |i Kriiiki-. Ti ll 21, 20 Dee 1948.
АМСР 706-189
EDGEWOOD ARSENAL (cont’d)
Smoke Munition* fur Airborne Operation*, Smoke
Honib Ej. by J. И. Glayes, L. Andrews,
TDMR-823. 1944.
Smoke* о nd Munition* Applicable to Spotting and
Tracking Charge* for Guided Missile Test Ve-
hicles, by C. T. Mitehell, G. E. Miles, II. E.
Norton, ete., May 1948, DDC-ATI 25 776.
Starters, Vol. 16 of History of Research and De-
velopment of the Chemical Warfare Service in
World IVer II, by S. J. Magrai», Apr. 1954.
.. Survey of Starters for Horning Type Munitions
(Л ..), by S. J. Magram, TDMR 655, May 1943.
Summary of PWP Literature to I July 1916, by
C. J. Moxley, TDMR 1287, Nov. 1946.
Trial Report Smoke Grenades (WP-E16), by
D. W. II. Diekson, CRDL 550, E-325, Nov. 1961.
ELECTROMAGNETIC WARFARE
AND COMMUNICATIONS
LABORATORY
Wright-Patterson Air Foree Base, Ohio See:
AIR TECHNICAL SERVICE COMMAND.
EXPERIMENT, INC.
Combustion of Elemental Huron, Quarterly Sni.i-
niary Re|Mirts, 1956-1958.
EXPLOSIVES RESEARCH
LABORATORY
Brueeton, Pt nnsyl vania
. . Application of Flash Photography to the Study
of Explosion Phenomena (The..), by E. M.
Boggs, R. J. Brumbaugh, G II. Mesaerly, DSHD
5616, .Inn 1945
FACTORY MUTUAL
RESEARCH CORPORATION
!»:<•< ndiary Evaluation Irojict Report IEP
Courparatert I nci rn'iar-y EffeciivtHc»* of the
Е Г> and V ill Incendiary Itombs, by N. .1
Thompson, M Dakin, Apr 1915, !)))<’ ATI 33
3t9
34
FELTMAN RESEARCH
LABORATORIES
See: PICATINNY ARSENAL.
FERRO DRIER AND CHEMICAL
COMPANY
.. Investigation of Magnesium Pastes for Use in
Incendiary Mixtures (Ла..), by O. (). Ken-
worthy, J. I*’. Cher, et al.:
R-l, Feb 1949, I C-AD 264 098.
R-2, Mar 1949, DDC-AD 264 099,
R-3, Apr. 1949, DDC-AD 264 100.
R-4, May 1949, DDC-AD 264 101
R-5, June 1949, DDC-AD 264 10
R-6, July 1949, DDC-AD 264 KX:
R-7, Aug. 1949, DDC-AD 264 104.
..Investigation of Magnesium Pastes for Use in
Incendiary Mixtures (An..), by О. O. Ken-
worthy, J. F. Cher, et al.:
K-8, Bep. 1949, DDC-AD 264 105.
R-9, Oet. 1949, DDC-AD 264 106.
R-10, Nov. 1949, DDC-AD 264 107.
R-ll, Dee. 1949, DDC-AD 264 108.
R 12, Jan. 19.50. DDC-AD 264 109.
FOOTE MINERAL COMPANY
Berwyn, Pennsylvania
Factors Controlling the Combiislion of Zirconium
Powders, by II. C. Anderson, et al.
Special ('hemical and Physical Analyses of Zir-
conium Metal Powders, Project 22121, Report
22451, Feb. 1958.
FRANCE
>S'p<<ei/ Rorkctx and Pyrotechnics Problems, bv
J. (1. Thibodaux, R-396, July 1961. Advisory
Group for Aeronautical Research and Develop-
ment, Paris, DDC-AD 287 ;544.
FRANKFORD ARSENAL
Pliil.sdeiphia, Pennsylvania
. 1 m in auition. Caliber . >0. Spotti r'!r<:-i r, i<o I
with the 106mm Recoilless M10 Syst, m, by }{ к
Donnard. 11 B. W hit more. Jr. M 5ч Pt 1, F<1>
19.50
АМСР 7064*9
FRANKFORD ARSENAL (cont’d)
Analysis of Tracers and Igniters tn Small Arms
Ammunition, by G. Norwitz, TR8-7647, Aug.
1 959, DDC-AD 226 459.
.. Apparatus for Determination of Smoke in Pow-
der as Applied to Cal. .30 Ammunition (An . .),
by II C. Nortnile, R-14, Sept. 1933
Chemical Balance of the P4 Primer, by II. A.
Kirshner, R-987, Oet. 1950.
Comparative Gas Evolution Rates, Magnesium
Metal in Water and in Calcium Hydroxide for
Tracer Compositions, oy A. Gallaeeio, MR-2242,
Dee. 1943.
Comparison of impact Sensitivity of Incendiary
Mixtures, by T. Stevenson, MR 2203, Nov. 1943.
Delay Action and Dim Igniters for Small Xml»,
by T. Stevenson, R-708, Feb. 1946.
Delay Action Tracer Ammunition, by T. Steven-
son, E. R. Reehel, R-44, June 1940.
Determination of Acltre Titanium tn Titanium
Powder Used for Pyrotechnics, by M. Codell,
R. I*. Egan, G. Norwitz, MR-5189, Feb. 1957,
DDC-AD 126 887.
i -termina. on of the Product Residues and
.1/ nium Flame Temperatures of Several Primer
Mi. ’< < 'A 1, by E. Levy, R-1206, May
195 J.
и, .iiino :<e. <•/ -• -ill Ai vtints of Copper and
, 41 , I R Ph. ’'Tils hl . v w.
i If 11 >ei If tj; I, Aug. 4 >
ID, -innlti in of	.L .11 .'I	Iron . lied
; h, i.'A.'l   . I . > ’iel< ' , II'.  VH4.
fh h . iniii.. Ito. ••	.		.'i,	< о Arre
‘ h'l.1 Po.i i ' <j >< I
.• о;/ .1 г	V< tj i <  i
i, мн ;оз. . -
.'A < ! I.'[чю sit о < i 	. -‘fi r 1 ’ J !hbi i
.,i 'f !	I, \	1	I,	1
1ч '	- 'II '
Development and Evaluation of Delay Initiators,
Mi end M6At, by L. I). Saeh-s, R-1344, May
1956 (American Machine and Foundry Co.)
Development and Evaluation of Initiator, Delay,
MIO, by L. D. Sachs, R-1362, July 1956.
Development and Evaluation of Initiators, М3
and М3 A I, by L. D. Saehs. R 1324, June 1956
(American Machine and Foundry Co.)
Development of an Incendiary Bullet, by L.
Fox, W. E. Kavasch, R-105, Dee. 1941.
Development of Methods for Alumination of Red
Phosphorus, by И. Zislin, R-532, Aug. 1944.
Development <if a Rapid Safe Peroxidation Pro-
cedure for the Stabilization of Commercial Red
Phosphorus, bv M. L. Burroughs, G. F. Nord-
blom, R-531, July 1944.
Development of a Satisfactory Bullet for Car-
tridge, Tracer, Caliber .30 М2, by M. A. Fry,
R-849, Feb. 1948.
Development of Spotting Cartridge for the, PAT-
234 Recoilless Rifle System, by R. C. Reagan,
MR-702, Oct. 1958.
Development of Tracer Ammunition at Erankford
Arsenal during 1923, 1924, 1923, by S. P. Meek,
R-233, June 1925
Ih velopini nt of Tracer Ammunition at Frankford
Arsenal during 1923 and 1926, by S. P. Meek,
H-216 Dee. 1926.
Dii'hiomatt d Magnesium, Meg nr si um-Aluminum
Alloy and Atomieed Magnesium tn Small Armt
Tracer Ciimposition, by T. Sti ven.ton, R-793,
May 1947
Effect of Certain hieryanic Compounds on the
Oxidation Rati of Red Phosphorus, by M. Я.
Sil\erstein, J .1 Jakatk in, C W. Dittrich. R-205,
Sept 1942
Effici nt ('hiingi ‘ im ,1/riAi -if tl:r- Falling Rid! on
th< Si n utility of Pt imi r.i. liy i' W ( iu.i chiiiHii,
MK t>. JO I !, I’riiiief Info Hut (i
35
АМСР 706-189
FRANKFORD ARSENAL (cont’d)
Eject of Copper and Iron on the (Ixidati:in Rate,
of Red Phosphorus with a Method for Removing
Copper, by M. L. Burroughs, G. F, Nordbloin,
R-890, Jan. 1946.
Effect of iron Added Our». Alumination on the
stability of Red Phosphorus, by Я Zislin, M. S.
Silventein, R-716, Apr. 1946.
Effect of Iron-Complex Formation Compounds on
the Stability of Red Phosphorus, by И. Zialin,
К 703. Feb. 1946.
. Effect of Iron on the Stability of Rea Phosphorus
(The. .), by M. L. Burroughs, G. L. Nordblom,
R-658, Oct. 1945.
Effect of Magnesium Granulation on the Function
anti Stability of 1-276 Igniter in Caliber At)
Tracer, by W. W. Cavell, MR-374, Nov. 1947.
Effect of Metals on the Oxidation Rate of Red
Phosphorus, by J. J. Takiibeiii, M. S. Silver-
stein, R-187. May I**'-’, DDC-ATI 197 084.
. . Effect of Parlon upon the Sensitivity of Pyro-
technic Compos.tions (The..}, by D. Jacobs.
MR 523. Nov. 1952. DDC-ATI 173 556.
Effect of Portale Sire on Rat* of Oxidation of Red
Phosphorus, by M. Silverstein, J. J. Jakabciu,
R-I.:.'», Jan. 1942.
Effect of Preble tiding Tune on Igniter Stability.
by T. Stevenson, MR 39, Mar. 1945, Tracer info.
Bill 2
Effect of Pritnir Fillets Weight on Sensitivity
{The. by E. M. Arnold. MR 11. Dee. 1943
Primer Info Bui. 14.
Effict of Variation of Curdy Geomitry upon Nimill
.Irmx Tract r Rurning, by R Shulman. R-142>,
Nov. 1957. DDC AD 15!» 241
Effn tire Hiss of Smell .tons /nc.ndnirg .biniiiou
lion at High Alfih.di s, by D Jacobs, J ('aven.
R J «М2. DDC AD 139 641)
Eh i’ti oitoln SifstiiH for /Gc.nding Peu.lir lg
nil,on 1 hi i.ln I. by J 5‘	] > i i j i h a i ri. N N
Tiniibitll, R 2H. c, l I9!b
Engineering and Laboratory Evahiation to Im-
prove Test Procedures in Military Specification
MIL-C-20171), Calcic tn Resinate, by G. Norwitz,
T60-19-1, Mar. 1960.
Evaluation of Methods and Equipment for De-
termining Incendiary Flash and ignition Char-
acteristics, by S. C. Piecoli, R-1411, Jan. 1958,
DDC-AD 200 092.
Exan'ination of German 7.!>2mm ЛР Incendiary
Ammunition, bv .if. Wiater, MR-1547, Mar.
1943, DDC-ATI 41 245.
Examination of German 7.!)2ntm AP Incendiary
Ammunition, High Velocity, (FMAM 717), by
M. Wiater, R-536, 1945. DDC-ATI-125 755.
Examination of German 7.!)2mm Incendiary Ob-
serving Type Ammunition, by M. Wiater, R-330,
Sept. 1943, DDC-X924I.
Examii ftioi of German 7.!)2mm Mauser AP In-
cendiary Am.nitmtion, by M. Wiater, R-328,
July 1943.
Examination of German 20mm Mauser Incendiary
Tracer Ammunition (FMAM-121), by M. Wiater,
R-501, 1945.
Examination of German 20mm Mauser AP In
ccndiary Ammunition (FMAM 612), by M.
Wialer, R-492, 1944.
Exomituilion of German 20mm Solothurn, ЛР In-
cendiary Tracer Ammunition { FM AM-.'l.'ifi), by-
м. Winter, R-5(r5, 1945.
Examination of Ten Rounds of .20tnm Hispano
Sutra Ammunition with Incendiary Rearing
A’ uior-f'u icing Projectiles, by W. II. Qnitt-
niMit, D. C. Fletliei, MR-494, Feb. 1952, DDC-
ATI 156 lit
E ram Hol I ton of Ten Rounds of II n,paiti>-S ni;n
2<>mm A ui tnit Hitiiin with High E rplosii i , in
riHitiury Shill, by W. 11. Qiiiuiiiiin, MR 5i.i.
Aug 1952. DDC ATI 162 295
Exam tmiliuH Of ifaluio Vmm I net ndtili g . tnimaai
li'.o , h i!A M l i. by M W;ai< r. R-5JJ.
АМСР 706-189
FRANKFORD ARSENAL (cont’d)
Examination of Japanese ~.7ntn Incendiary Am-
nt и и if ion, by S. Lipson, R-305, Apr. 1943, DDC-
ATI 192 562.
Examination of Unfired Sorict li.’ttnm API, Type
HS-il (FAf AM-2125) and 20mm API, Type HZ
(FMAM-2231) Ammunition, by W. II. Qnitt-
mait, MR-574, Feb. 1954, Proj. TRS-0035. DDC-
AD ИЗ 301.
Expendable Prop-Test Pin for Mcasuriny Impart
Sensiticdy of Pyrotechnic Compositions, by T. Q.
Ciecone, Tracer Info. Bnl. 4, MR-306, Mny
1946.
Explosion-Proof, Automatic, Flare Detection
Equipment, by I.-, Galluii, E. Roffnian, R-I104,
Nov. 1952.
Factors Affecting the Sinsitirity of the M.ifiAl
Primer, by E. M. Arnold, MR 30. June 1944,
Primer Info. Bill. 30.
Factors Affcctiny Small Arms Tracii Hi.rniny,
by R. S. Shulman. RN R-12S7, Sept. 1955. DDC-
AD 3(1 279.
Flarc Diticlion Equipment, by R. E. LeVino, E.
Roffimm, R-936, Sep*. 1949.
Fnncttoniny and Stability of Igniter !-1 f) i Con-
tuininy Strontium Peroxide of Special Composi-
tion. by W W. Cnvelt, R 790, May 1947.
Hint 1‘oieder, F/, -41, ,Von-tftisi ous, VE-PD-104.
Rev 2, -Inly 1954.
History, Part IV, нр »o 3(1 Sep! 1943.
(j.R I, 1 Del. io 31 Dee 1913
QR I, 1 Jan to 31 Mar 1944
(jR2,	I	Apr.	to	30	June 1941
QR 3,	1	-I illy	Io	.30	Sept	1914
<;R I,	1	< let	to	31	Dee 1944.
I/R 1,	1	J tin	to	31	M ar	I 945
(jR-2. I Apt to 3D June 1945
9R i. I JiH.i to .30 Sept 1945.
QR 1. 1 lift (o .11 Dee 1945
tlhniili: Engl "i • I Ulf/ t\ l ilt iiit t n>n of the 14/ J-
Spoilt i Xqstim, tn A <’ Karr, M .>9 24 | M.'y
1 :t.»D
Compositions 1-276, by Л. Gallareio, MR-
2940, Aug. 1945.
1 net ii<Пап; Hulht, Cal. AO, 7’,'iU White Phosphor»*,
by T. Q. Ciecone, R-719, May 1946. DDC-X9544.
. . 1uerndiary Hiillit Dccclopment (Cal. .20..),
by E. R. Rechel, R-6HO, Dee. 1945, DDC-X9446.
incendiary Compositions Containiny Metallic Phos-
phides for Cal. .’>(/ Ainmnnition, by T. Q. Cic-
cone, R-784, Apr. 1947.
I net ndiary Compositions Containing Oxidizers
Substituted for Potassium Perchlorate, by T. Q.
Ciecone, T. Stevenson, R-744, Oet. 1946.
Inci stiyation of Alkaline Earth Superoxide*
(-in . .), by G. Knieeik, A. Shoeliet, R-1144, Dee.
1953. DDC-AD 22 400.
Inrcstiiiiition of a ('lose Toll rance Pyrotechnic
Metallic Delay Element, by W. R. Peterson,
R-1693, Sept. 1963.
h‘vixttyation of Various Type Chemicals for
Use in Pyndichnic Compositions (The..), by
S. E. Pieeoli, R1377, Apr. 1957, DDC-AD 143
962.
A‘< ii-Shi t t-lnci niliai у Composition.
К on tics .if the Corrosion of Atomized Magnesium
in Moist .lie, by J E. Regan. M. S. Silverstein,
R-1092. July 1952.
Kinetics of the Corrosion of Magnesium in Moist
.Dr, by J E. Regan, M. S. Silverstein, R-9H1,
Nov 1950.
I.tdioi ritory Simulation uf Tracer Function, by
T A Doris \V VV Covell, R 1704, Jan 1964.
If ogili si Utn  A/n Hl in II in -illilfj us ,i Siihstityte for
Mnyni siiim in Tract i t'oinposition. by E. R.
Rrehr), 1' 57(, Mur 1942.
.'iiigm > i и in I’ou di r
son, T-1 2'27. ilit i
НА, In ’1 . SteA en-
ililimiil for Ptoposid .1 С.Ч pl-uti l /  st fol ,s, no
tlrity of /'< >'rit.S'ioa Primite, In I' \V Chnrell-
nin ii. li 25!। A . J ini. P> 43
37
АМСР 706489
FRANKFORD ARSENAL (cont’d)
Manufacture of Tracer Bullets, Caliber ,*W, by
II. W. Euker, T-2176, Juh 1943.
Manufacturing Process for Bullet, API Cal. ..30,
FATI SIH Using Incendiary Pellets, by A. G.
TomsHsetti, R-1182, Jen. 1954.
Method for Measuring Ince,., i’lry, Igniter and
Tracer Compositions for Impact Scnritii'ity, by
A. Gallaeeio, T. Q. Cieeone. MR 258. Nov. 1945.
Tracer Info. Bui. 3
Method of Testing Sensitivity of Printers, Per-
cussion M:36A l-XVI-(iEL3), by M. A. Fry,
R-983. 1950.
.. Most Economical Sample Site for Drop Testing
Cal. ..30 Primers (The . by J. A. Darby, R-69,
July 1941.
. . Л7и> Bomb Method for Determining the Stability
of tluminated Red Phosphorus (/I by G. F.
Nordblotn, R-924. Oct. 1949.
Oxidation of Red Phosphorus, by M. Silveratein,
R-62, Feb. 1941. Same by M. Silventein, J. W.
Mitchell, K-62A, June 1941.
Particle Size Classification of Red Phosphorus,
by II. Zislin, M S. Silverstein, R-530, July
1944.
Preliminary Study of Some Rosie Eactors Affect-
ing the Burning Rates of Tracer and Igniter
Mixtures, by J В Reel, R-283, Mar 1943. DIM‘
ATI 206 911
Pre>.sere-Ttme Studies of Various Small Arms
Priming Compositions— Project TS I-11-17, by
II. Л Kirshner, R T. Еек“пг<м1с, MR-505, June
1932. DOC-ATI 162 296
Pyrottchuic Delaj Devices for Low Energy Dtt-
oitaltnii ( ord Systems. by .! F. Kovtalick, Mill
2t> 1. Apr 1964.
Rilahon of /moacf S< nsdti ity. Ignthon Tr»ip< ro
ture, and Barrel Length tn igniter I' <i netianrug
in Trarrr Bullitt, by 'Г Stevenson. MR 346. Jan.
19ч7. Tracer Info Bui. 5.
Sensitivity Drop Tests on Loose Pyrotechnic Pow-
der Compositions of Incendiary, Igniter and
Tracer Types, by J. J. Cavrn, MR-564, Tracer
Info. Bui. 8, 1958, DDC-AD “1 696.
.. Sensitivity Test for Primer Compositions (.4 . .),
by E. M. Arnold. MR 10, Oet. 19 3, Primer Info.
Bui. 10.
Smoke Tracer Caliber .Mt Tf/S, by W. W, Cave!!,
T. Stevenson, R-1025, Nov. 1951.
Specific Surface of Powdc red Magnesium by (ras
Adsorption, by W. Baulknight, W. Dittrieh,
M. S. Silverstein, R-952, Det*. 1949.
Spectral Energy Distribution of Incendiary Bullet
Flame, by D. J. Troy, T-1987, Feb. 1943.
Spectrochemical Analysis of Impurities in Barium
Xitrati, by H. Levitsky, G. Ritzheinmr, T6O-17-I,
Jan. 1960.
. . Stabilization of Commercial Red Phosphorus,
(The..), by M. S. Silvei-stf,.., G. Nordblotn,
R-206. Apr. 1943.
Stabilization of Red Phosphorus, by II. Zislin.
R-660, Oct. 1945.
Standardization of Drop Test Machines Used to
Inspect Small -irrn.t Prime -s, by M. R. ! evens,
('. W. Churchman R 458, ’ ’eb. 1944.
Strontium Trtroxidc in Strontium P< rioxie’e, by
T. Q. Cieeone, R 669, Nov. 1945
Study of Particle Size and Shape of Tracer Com-
ponents by Mians of Electron Microsci g, by
R Feder, MR 459. May 1951
. . Study of Wiriahuns in Static Burning Rut< s of
Caliber and Caliber .50 Tracer Bullets Такса
from Daily production (.i .), by J. li. Reed,
M E Stevens. П-702. Feb 1946
Sulu,, :  Particle Si.r Dis tribt1> ,ч of Pcwderid
Magni slum by St dime ntatu n in .1 ndreaso'i Pi-
/и th. bv .1 E Regan, M S. Sil rerstein. R-H77,
X, v .!GH
Sinfoci .'.*•/). try nf Lrinii rs and Troiii*. by
M. S. HloTHi.in. И 431 Xov. I!»43. 1 >DC-X‘-269.
АМСР 706-189
FRANKFORD ARSENAL (cont'd)
Thermal Stability </f Parlon anil Its Mixtures with
Barium Peroxide anti lied Ttmrf, by R. A.
Garstka, MR-650, May. 1957, DIM ’-AD 135 233.
. . Theraioche inistry of Priniiuff Mixtures (The..),
by R. F. Wilkinson, R-970, Apr. 1950.
Trace) Ammunition Inrestigations, by E. R. Reehei,
T. Stevenson, R-26, June 1938.
Tracer D< releipuie nt for Fixer! Fin Stabilised Am-
munition, by D. Crowl, R-1315 Apr. 1956.
Tracer Invistigations, by K. R. Rechel, R-4, Nov.
1929.
. . I'sc of Metallic Aluminum for th'' Stabilisation
of Pt P'imer.s 3/3fi2 (The ..). by C. W. Dittrich,
M. S. Silverstein, R-78.8, Мнг. 1947.
X-Ray Examination of Rat turn Peroxide and lo-
ader Mixture Submitted by Picatinny Arsenal
for Eridenec of Barium Peroxide Octahydrate,
by J. B. Reetl. M. R. Stevens, R-418, Oct. 1943
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
Photoflesh Lamps. by F. s. Hawkins, J. W Ryde.
British Patent 737.594, Feb. 1953.
GLOBE INDUSTRIES, INC.
Photoflash System. by R. A. Stein, L. S. Wasser-
man, June 1951, I!. S. Patent 2,609,523.
GREAT BRITAIN
. . Accuracy of Pyrotcch tic Delays (The..}, by
A. N. Mosses, RAE Tech. Note ЛИМ 584, Apr.
1956.
.lie S< a W arfare llliemiontiou Systems, Ministry
of Supply, DOR/S59H, Apr 1954.
. 11 и oi  n e m Poude r Hujl. Explosive Flash Rombs.
Modif.cations to the Aluminum Pmcdir Con
ti ,.,i c, by -I •’ t iK kett, It. F. Wilkinson. ARD
12 <7. 19 17.
! ppliced u>u "J li ad Tiibuifi to ihi Fdlhiej of
F .-/i di re on- ll./ays I'llu I. bv Л M. Scott,
X 4 9 rs ]{
. . Appreciation of the Problem of Slept Photog-
raphy front	feet (.4n by J. B. Reid.
Royal Aircraft Establishment Tech. Note PH
407, Jan. 1947.
. . Rase Ejection Sme/ke- Shell. Comparative Trial
for Screening Effect (IS Pdr. . .), by R. Kin-
gan, PR 1578, July 1936.
Rase Ejection Smoke Shell. Shell Q. F. 25 Pdr.
(Din to DD/L/7223B. Smoke Efficiency Trial,
by E. L. Davies, PR 1992. Oct. 1938.
Rase Ejection Smoke' Shell. Pse of Zinc Dust
instcael e/f Calcium Silicide. Trial with 3.7” How
Shell 36.3.33, by E. W. Bateman, \V. G. Abinett.
PR 1418, Oet. 1935.
Rattle fit lei Illumination, by J. <’. Caekett, ARDE
eo/.-it, Dec. 1954, DDC-AD 84 378.
. . Drowning Tracers. .1 Report on the Develop-
ment of Mcthoel of Filling for Air Service
Tracers (0.3”. A, RDEK 371/42, Dec 1942.
. .Ruining of Single Drops of Fuel, Part I, Tem-
perature Distribution and Heat Transfer in the
Pre-Flame Reejion, (The..), by (1. A. E. God-
save, National Gas Turbine Establishment. R-66,
Mar. 1950.
Darning Time of Illuminating Flares, Discussion
of Factors Affecting Burning Time and their'
Control at Manufacture. by J. S. Forbes, (XT
Report L/301 /3011. Sept 1946.
.Cliniati" Ti t- on Calcium Silicide Smoke Can-
dles (Report on . .), by E. W. Bateman, PR 1179,
.Inly 1933.
Cedar Measurement of Target Ineiicator Candles,
by R. («. Horner, Selo Physics Laboratory, III
ford Ltd., RW 4. May 1945. Same, E18. 1945
Dark Ignition. The D relopment of a Priming
Composition to (Нее a Dark ignition i DI 1
Period of liul yehds (	(I. MR. Ill ).
RDER 3(>6 42. Dee 1912
Dm к lifiiition. The D> re lopriu nt of e Primine/
Comimsihon to litre ,> hoik le/n.tion Pi 4'rei of
less Than :e> yards >, .'.Л C MK 17 . J. RDER
42. Oct 19)2
39
АМСР 706-189
GREAT BRITAIN (cant’d)
. . Dark iff nit ion. Л Report on the Effect of Addi-
tion of Mayne-xium Carbonate to SR H(iS on the
/ <jth of Hrilliancy of Trave (.№!" G. MR ill
к \ . .). RDER/42^ June 1!)42
Delay Compoxitinnx Conlainine, Amorphous Horan,
by J. C. Cac; 'it, F. p. Watkins, ARE 23/53,
Nov. 1053.
Ilesiyn for an neendiary Itomb, by R. Saiiger,
Halstead Exploiting Centre, Nov. 1945, DDC-
ATI 126 6Й4
Di It rioratimi of Smoke Stores—Meetiny at Tonehe
//.?./ >, ,V ‘ 3842. 11.2023/43, 1943.
De te rmie>atton of the Particle hue Distribution
of Dyestuffs Tse-l for the Production of Coloureet
Smoke Clouds—/I Method Rased on the Rate of
Se<ii.:te>t<!tion {The..), by J. T. Stack, G. D.
Heath, I’ortoi* Tech. Paper 23, l1 2701. Sept.
194'.
f)t et iopint >tt and Dexiejn of Weapons for Coloured
Smoke'. by (1. D. Heath, P.Mon.9.214, Feb. 1946.
De velopment of the flirt < i-i\jnition Shell Trace -
(lf>i7-l'>21' [The ), oy J. S. Pick, RDER
306/43. Sept. 1!M3.
De reieipme nt of hrproi'fd Trackiny Composi-
tions of the SR .472 Type fen 20mm Oerlikon
Ammunition with !<><> yds. mid 2'0 ads. Dark
liiniliiin iTh< I. by E A Ilnthni, ARD 33/48.
t >et 1948.
1 lr i ' hi j.nn и I of (hi /'|-n( I’hidofleisb C'trhimli
and its b;i:.e. b- i! ' Kinnard. MOS ARM 609.
D-.’ 19'7, DltC-Ai 1.57 ('34
h и h, pun nt of PililtSodiieiii Xdruti Smoke Gin
iiiihiis, In l( M A Wel<hl"»ll, !7 W. I in I r1 nil i i
PR 26*'>. -Inn- i '4 '
i >.  . i. .piii i , al i. '14 e -' <. * oh) s - 1e1 о о -S' it i e.. a a
So'al., I i I'l l‘rl - -': I In -. hi M Л P Hoirg.
i’ iT >"7 ii i’t.’t.'i
I, i . i..(.>;< н! .-I rtonlitl.rn lynihi^ f--a a t>“
h'lii.t.J. !.i k !! Porter. ИЛЕ Те. I> \»t>- GW
..'txt 19 ,>
De relopnu nt of Pyrotechnics (The..), ARDE,
LA DO/25/OG. Dec. I960. DDC-AD 322 009L.
Same Aug. 1960, DDC-AD 318 291L.
Development of Smike Generators Conta;nine/
Pitch, and Sodium Nitrate (Report on the..),
by J. D. Waipole, E. Л. P ri-en, B. Monat Jones,
PR 2222, June 1941.
De e'e lapilli nt of Stabilized Ceempoxitions for the'
Grenade, If and, C oloreei Snioke, A'o. Sd (The . .),
by M. A. P. Hogg, PTP 673, Mar. 1959, DDC-
AD 312 055.
Dispersion and Combustion of MetalHe- P/ireltrs
in -hr, by I. II. Hildebrand, London Mission
Memo to NDR*', 31 July >43.
Effect e'f Variations in Atmospheric- Pressure-
mi the Combustion of Pyrotechnic Compositions
[The. ), by J. Cn"kett Misinstry of Supply
Report 61/54. Dee. 1954, DDC-AD 84 379.
feect e>f Variation of Carbon Tetrachloride Con-
tent e>n Eienctioninej e>f Compeexitions PN .'>11
ami PN by W. N. J. Bright. PR 2668,
Mar. 1945.
Plastie- Pyrote ch nies: Part 1: II. i-elopme nt uf th,
DAnrh Xtr/iiftf Cart ielyt , by G. W. Hast nigs,
Minisiry of Supply. 16/R/59. Рае II. The Early
Staeies hi the Driolnp,., nt of a Suitable llinih >
System, by G M. Hastings, ERDE Tei-h. Memo
22 M/60. Mar 1961. DDC All 334 617.
Rj-uinination of Sunn Delay Conipeexitions for
I si in thi (//•' lee in ,n ealihri Gun Peeves iinei
Simj/ui Sushiiis, by N. Grifliths. X2, ARDE,
Lang 57 R295
E.r/n rum >:hii I no neleary 4'uni yositimis S; iisi/ir-
ihl mid h'lush Tt sts. M-nistev of Supplv, At ’ I’D )
INC SCI 3.5 t >. t 19 13
I i у. i i> < и Is uil h	e 'и,, y, i f!,, m (>s i ' h a i in < I
И I' iiud lit 4’fiHijluai, rah iRij'.nt mi . I,x
41 Ross, PR 3’i 2. < >< t It-2 !
7. p, I : III) H 4 S i> Il t hl I II1 I i. - (... II ,y .ll no U I S IIIIII io/
.\ife-lt S IH Pl, mil p. Ill IS, by c. J. Wilkin-.
i: 1‘ - al-ill ARD 'W|- hept <;,31 14. 194 I
АМСР 706-189
GREAT BRITAIN QorU’d)
E.r piastre Fillers with Additional I net ndiiiry Ef-
fect, Inrinrin Pattnt (Translation), by Weidle.
Halstead Expiring Centre, S<‘pl. 1942.
.. Fstfusion of /hiriiftoit </ Fie h (.St).'!' U. MK
17/ . ARI) 3K-4/-43. 1943.
Factors Affectimj Qitahiy in A’li/hi Photoyruphy
with Pyrotechnic Flash!.;, by W. Romer, RAE
Tech. Note PH 333, 1945.
Finnic Weapons,\n- A. W. ('ox, ARDE Memo (MN)
3/61 DDC-AD 324 77».
FlninniabHit;/ of Mayntsium, Aluminum, and May-
ntxiuin Alumin Alloy Dusts, by A. L. Godbert.
L. (*. Would, Safety in Mines Research Estab-
lishment, R 113, 1955.
Flash, Photograph, 8", So. z’, MK.l, Armament
Research ami Development Establishment, Х4/
W/8/59, Feb. 196(1. ШК -Л1) 311 837L.
. . Flush Photographic l.~~> (The . .), by J. ('. Cack-
ett, R. F. Wilkinson, ARI) 1/47, 1947.
F опии t io и of Colour! <1 Smoke Clouds Port 1
lit rii ir of Sitihild Organic Dyestuff, tTht .
by (J. 1). Heath. PR 2547, Apr. 1913.
F и iH’tioai ng lliiyhts for Photoflosli! s anti Puro-
ihuh Floris, by A. N. Mosses Ministry of Sup-
ply Technical Note ARM 505. .Ione 19.>7. DDC-
AD 157 3*9.
F II ni l Ion. oy
of
Sllllfll ( ' Olli /HIS 11 Ilf IIS
liuii III Ihuillliy Ol
Pai hi idui lit !• 11 in i
Du it ( 'll I -roll i.-drei (Irliotl
Snim Fii'hos Afftehny Hu
Fnlokt I 'out posit intis with
to Sodium l'ii i uniif i . I> v
I.' W. IainPR 2(>7? Mar 1915.
/')(.< Hill, fold Ги/Ч VllIHltlllll О/ PDF Hull III
!ln, ’I>i.'11 odh Гн чип . I>i lioiica'h. 14 •>.	’ 9 I f.
Пинии, 1 art stiyotions 0)1 the .Mi h orology of
Chemical Warfnri, by -I. II. Simpson, British
Intelligence Objectives Siib-Conimittee, DDC-
AT1 109 7 55.
(hrinan Fgrnh clinic Factoriis, by M. P. Lisowski,
Brir.’sh Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee,
DDC-ATI 64 424.
(Iran and Orauyt Hand Spectra of f'aOIl, CaOD
unit Calcium O.ridc, by A. (I. Gaydon, C'lieni.
Engineering Dept., Imperial ('allege, London,
May 1955.
(In 1:.'dis Filial WP, by (1. L. Wiitkinson, PH
2259, Oct. 1941; PR 2289A, Dee. 1941.
..lhc,t Comluctieity of Mixtures (The..'), by
Frohlich, Wills, SAC/PIF 100.
..Uiatiny Гр of Suiokc Compositions (The..).
Statement by CD 3, R(J 10.
Ih ots nf lit act ion and iiahs of Hitruiny Solid
Sy.ittms, by Spice, Staveley.
I! lyh Alhtudi Combust ion of Pyroteehmcs, by
A. J. Taylor, ARDE Memo (MX) 41/60, Aug.
1960, DDC-AD 319 248.
. . lynituLil’ty of 111 .raeliioroi thorn and ('(imposi-
tion Sfi .'(i'll/ (Th, . .), by A. R. Boyle, F. .1.
I Jew .1 ly 11, Report a(X)19 Birmingham. Feb.
191 1.
lyuilioii and lluiiiim/ Propirtns of ,\o. /5.1
Piiikfind I'u.i al Low Prissuris illn . by
R F WilkiiMmi, RDER5I1 41. Mar. 1911
liinitiiiii on sli .’dK' Pyrntieh>nc Composition.
Thi Eflu t of thi I st ,,f .Mori Thun <> a Fiiii.
tn E. G. HarriMin, Rocket Propulsion Esiab'ish-
nirnt Tei-li Mi nio 214, Nov. I9iitl, DDC-AD 321
Oss
!'n i I' "ili 1	<1 4 c<.oil ., R!>
(i,l  il s s III III О I *11111 fill I <‘/.III 1 Г bl I SI -I til III
I itn‘nn iii Aliou iii t'.,,n/п.м/рш л ii -n,	.1 <’
Cj.koli, F I' Walknis. ARD Io .>!. 1551
I,I,. /Col’, f. \n liA.il.;;. lH. . JH>( ATI I27o
11.4 f,, .>1 1 on n! .,i rliosphin us Sill It 1 Inti 1 ini Ii
poif < u . In К Л -I Met Inn'. I‘|{ 357. .hili
I9ji;
llllllllllll ill 11 I' HI H111 у Oil III' lipllcrl! Dlltlllo ,ll
I . ' I <1 ' >1 ,S( I . . Ill ,1./ .s II nd ! S' I h. . i, tn A S < i
I! iJI. I'll 1 pis	p. ; |
АМСР ТО-18$
GREAT BRITAIN (coat’d)
Influence of Particle Site of Zinc Dust on Rate of
Burning of Smoke t'lnn positions, by W. N. J.
Bright, J. D. Morton, J. A. Prigg, PR 2577,
Mur. 1944.
Infrared Decoys, AHDE Меню (MX)44/6O, Aug.
1960, DDC-AD 319 25OL.
.. IntelliyrMce on Enemy Г1Г and Smoke (Sum-
mary of..), bj A. Y. Stephen, Porton, Muy
1943, DDC-ATI 42 236.
Same, Dee. 1942, DDC-ATI 42 215.
. . Investigation of the Атони/ of Light Required
for Air Night Phi.i-j/aphy from High Altitudes
(An . .), by J. (’. Caekett, R. F. Wilkinson, E. A.
Talbot. ARD 23/48, 1948.
. . Investigation of the Plash Produced by Alu-
minum Scattered by Means of Aluminized High
Explosive (An . by J. C. Caekett, R. F. Wil-
kinson, RDER 1003/46, June 1946.
. . Investigation inti. the Performance i/ HE and
НЕ/1. Fillings for S’AA, Part i.' An Investi-
gation of the Fragmentation of 2t)mm Oerlikon
Shell Filled with Various HE and HE/Incen-
diary Com positions (An ..by J. P. Leigh, ARE
9/54, May 1954. DDC-AD 34 336. Part I, ARE
31/53, DDC-AD 31 114. Same, Part VII, Ex-
perimental Assessment of the Flash Produced
from Various Classes of HE and HE/I Filled
2f>mm Oerlikon Shill Fired into Air, Orggen
«nd Nitrogen Atmospheres, by A. J. Skinner,
ARDE Memo 1’4/6/55, 1955, DDC-AD 100 511.
Invi stig'diens <-n Shell Tracers. by L. A. Wiseman.
Coiversi’y of Bristol, RD 18, Apr 1944.
rotors, bv II (J Mich,II. PDR
t . May 5939.
V,,:,/>,•. of liin in’ll Pi turidi-Magm slum Compos/-
'ioiii, Pli> nival Chemistry Laboratory, Oxford,
Л1- 8979. P!F 197
A”u« ties \>f leu--. to Lugir Burning in <>а.чВпк
t'olilp :slt III i: s, b> R W Hill .1. E. Spice R 15 F
T-mple. SAC P1F 1*81, Apr itllti Same, VIF
127
A’isr tics of Lager to Layir Burning in Slow Hurn-
•ng Compositions, RM.18.
Lone) Service Sn-uke Shell. A Comparative Trial
of Shell 4.:>" How. MK.VI and MK.VII and
MK.VIli Charged WP and Shell 4A" How.
HE MK. I / I,(DDIL/IWJ'>), by R. Kingan, PR
1630, Nov. 1936.
Lead Fuhr Delay for SD Hase Fu'e, RE 7.
. . Lethality uf <i Forward Frayr . '-Projecting
Rocket (The . by L В. C. Cun am, W. R.
llynd, M. McKinney, Air Wa Analysis,
Sept. 1945, DDC-ATI 106 772.
. . Light Output of Air Hurst f-.l-inch, MARK IV,
Photographic Flashes of Different Terminal Ve-
locities, by R. F. Wilkinson, Л. C. Caekett, E. A.
Talbott, ARE 24/48, Sept. 1948.
. . Limiting Air Velocities for Flames Burning frg n
Liquid Surfaces at Subatmospheric Pressures
(The..), by R. Hirst, D. Sutton, RAE Tech.
Note EPD, Mar. 1954
..Lirins Drums Charged Phosphorus (Report
on . .), by K. A. J. MeClure, PR 471, July 1927.
Low Attitude Night Photography by Camera, by
F. Spencer. RAE Tech. Memo Air PH 84, Feb.
1951.
Low Speed Wind Tunnel Model Tests of the
Dropping of Fire Bombs from о Hunter, by
T B. Owen, RAE Tech. Note Aero 2291, Jan.
1954. DDC-AD 33 740.
. . Machine for Safely Filling Phutoflashes (A . . >,
by .1 C. Csekett, RARDE, FXD/70/026
Magnisiuhi Powder Stabdity, Ministry of Supply.
Advisory Council <>f Scientific Research uiul
TechniciiI Development. Mar 1916, DDC-ATI
51 239.
Mia >u< mint and Control nt Particle Size in
I’yri-ti chuic Ingredients i Thi 1, by A M.
Wild, RARDE Лето i.\) 3.63 Jan 1963. DDC-
Al) 334 978.
.)/< <4mmi >/ th.i Huvi-mg of Sf-f ‘</4 \ Thc ),
by Froiilieh. Wills, W>x man SAC PIC t>6.
АМСР 706-189
GREAT BRITAIN (coat’d)
Meeting to Dixeiiss the Deterioration of Smoke
Stores Held at CDF!N Dorian ^U.fl.IA (Report
on Second..), AC 4443, P1F 25 II 2023/43,
Juno 1943.
Metallic Smoke Compositions. Preparation of Com-
bustible Fibre Handed Pastes Containing Zinc
and Carbon Tetrachloride, by B. A. Tonis,
К. E V. Speneer, PR 258, Jan. 1944.
Meteorology for Chemical Warfare and Smoke,
1954, DDC-ATI 146 311, Air Ministry Meteo-
rological Office.
.. Miring and Handling Coloured Smoke t’ornpo-
dtwni (The..), by 1). R. Mackey, M. Leekie.
Ministry of Supply, DDC-ATI 44 538.
A'r u’ Lu mi nous Priming Compositions for Tracers,
by Л. 11. Warburton, RDER 610/44, June 1944.
Might Photography: Development of a Suitable
Photographic Clash, by W. F. Coxon, ARD
8/41, March 1941.
Sight Photography Trials from 10,000 feet Using
600-lb. Conical Torpex Photo Plash, by C. R.
Thorne, F. Spencer, N. P. Court, P. Wfiite, RAE
Tech. Note P!| 423, Jan. 1959.
. . Sight Photograph у Trials front 10,000 feel Using
e'O-lb. Photoflash (Interim Report on..), by
C. R. Thorne, RAE Tech. Memo PH 57, July
1949.
Sight Photogi a phi/ Trials, Woomera, Australia,
by C R. Thorne, F. Spencer, ’ While", N. I’.
Court. D. B. Minterne. RAE Te. >. Note PH 442,
1950
Sight Hu ninoissance in :t f Wing. 2nd TAF/ORS,
1945
Fob, Is Il. .Г(1е/11ог1н tham I audits. I i nmiualiori of
t'lfiiillis h'itiirutd afttr > yi;i-s	»;i Iraq,
l>\ II (> Milsoil, !’]< >238, M;;\ 1934
\olnh ll.  . hto; o. tham Siho.m CtindliS If. port
он t'lt.un ic and Stor»gi О >«>/<, by II G. Mим. i.
!’R I I'll. July 1935.
Nou-Toxic Son-irritant 1< noke (Pneraiors, by
G. D. Че th, FTP 309, Oet. 1952.
Observation tm the Horning of liinary Pyrotechnic
Composition Containing a Metal as Fuel, by
P. R. Rowland, Ministry of buppiy, MDiS 163,
July 1947. Also, .SAC/PJF 197.
Obscuration Produced by Ntnoke Curtains
(The..), by А. Г. Alerringtnn, E. (J. Richard-
son, .ARM 174. Mar. 1943.
..Hit Fmoke Production (interim Report on..),
PR 36, Oet. 1922.
On the Hehavior of Radiation Inside the, Luminous
('loud Formed by Photographic Flash /tombs;
Some I'.rpi unts on the Obscuration of One
Flash by /inoiher, by J. C. Caekett, E. F.
Caldin, t.DER 427/45, Nov. 1945.
.. Optical Density of Smoke Produced from No.
.1. MK.l and Nobel (ffl.29) Generators in Rela-
tion to Concentration and Partich Hite (R..pert
on . ), by J. A. Bannerman, 11. L. Green, PR
1638, Nov. 1936.
Particle Rice Distr ibution of Dyestaff Used for
Smoke Cloud, by G. D. Death. PTP 23, Sept.
1947.
Particle Hi;c Distribution of Dyestuff Used for
Cimnkr Cloud. A Method Rased On the Rate of
Sedimentation, by J. T. Stock, G. I). Heath,
PTP 23, Sept 1947.
Phosphorous Fillings for Antipc/sori-el Incendiary
Weapons, by R. Г. Phillip», DRER 609/44,
June 1944.
rus Smoke Candles by" Messrs. Albright
and Wilson, 18 and Ik August, Iftdli (Report
on ', by K. A J. McClure, PE .' 73. Sept. 192K.
Photo (’ill Dptrated High Altitude Recounais-
sance Sight P,/:hii,; (FX Hft . by F Spencer,
RAE <•<. h. Memo Air PH 58, 1949.
Photaflash Tr«<t?s ll:!d at tsho~. . .о 4 uess ( Report
on >. Selo PhyMcs Laboratory, Hiio‘'d Lt<’.
PRC 32.43. i!O2
I'hnfoflash trials Ji.i’or Range	J.
Tre'blle - WJlOHHs. Л JM 'Esh. Mein i 1671.
43
АМСР Ж 489
GREAT BRITAIN (cant’d)
.. Pkototfrephic >’/о«Л Mark HI (i.'t-inck . .), Or-
fortlti«*HH Rewarch Station, OHS, REF. ВТ 84,
Ort. 1444.
7‘Ло10<;’»ч4рЛ|с Л’/ллЛс.ч,	by J. (.. Caekett.
A monograph
.. Photoyra phi? Flash tfontb (The..), АШ) 9/52,
Sept. 1952.
Photoyraphic Flash tFmili. The Miasu,i‘mcnt nf
hiejht from Air-lturst Combs (The 8-in. . .), by
•I. C. Caekett, F. 1’. Watkins, ARE Z5/51, Nov.
1951.
Photoyraphic Flash Homb. The McCfntrement
of the l.ifjht from Airburst Rombs nt Orford Hess
(The x”. 1, by J. C. Caek.tt, F. 1’. Watkins,
ARI) 9/52, 1952.
Photoyinphie Flash Rom^Mark /Г, Methods
hn/iroriny the Effict асу of the Flash (The
i-.’i-ineh . .), by .1. (’. Caekett, R. F. Wilkinson,
ARD 12/48.
Photmjraphic Flash Hotnb Phol.-nutrie- Trials
Orfurdness (The й< sO-lb	by J. C. Caekett,
E- A. Talbot, R. F. Wilkinson, ARD 22/49,
19.50.
t’tnituyraphic Flash Com poset loirs, Selo Physics
Laboratory, IHford, Ltd., A 90, Oct. 1941.
"hotoyretphte Flashes -lh rdopinent, Ministry of
Supply, BM BWR/355, May 1948.
I'hotoyra Hr Flushes fur Shyh Attitude Photoej-
'aphy nt N-yhl. Director, Armament Research
hue’ Developii'cin । Airi. Progrmnine Item 27.
19 k
i'h :>toi, rupti ’( trim the . Iir ut Л l<//0; .1 History of
tfv lie < i lopmi nt eheltliy the Pi nod / U > 7. / 9/..,
Kirnit Aircraft Establishi,icnt, J.»P i’ll '2. Mono
,.(rHph 2.5 13. DDC ATI 113 263
Phot, a,, trie 1>ч!ц ‘or t'rneii < ’uniiiosdi" >o . Pi,p
. tifilflfit it t S R :<>i, 1 пип С о и posit nui. to Д H
V. Hchnrto ,. Xi I >.»ОЛ! Hi 1. RD 1 1
Photome try utld Liyht Hist rib nt io и of Aircraft
(The..), by S. S. Beggs, J. S. Sniytll, •!. M.
VGildrani, GEC 8259. 1943.
Photometry of Pyrutcehnie Flames (The..), by
,4. C. Caekett, ARD.E Memo (MX) 69/60, Port
llnii tend.
Possibility of fynitiny Tracers at the Mn-.zle
(A Note o.t. .), by J, S. Dick W. R. Maxwell,
RDER 648/54 Sept. 1944.
F. cpeirativH of Park ly nition Priminy ami 'f’rac-
iiiy Compe:sitioux for Small Arms: A min и nit lee it,
DEF Engineering, REIT MXE/R11/47, Sept.
1943,
.. Production of Hlack Smoke from Candles (Fi-
nal Report on th- ..), by E. W. Lanfear, PR 600.
June 1923.
. . Production of Coloured Smoke s by Es-plosire
dispersion (The . .), by G. I). Heath, FTP 147,
Jan. 1950.
. . Produelion of Colure it Smoke !. The Proeluetioii
of Coloured Smoke by the Vaporization of a
Cedenireel Oryanic Compounel (Report on the . .),
by J. S. Anderson, E. A. Perren, i’R 266, Joly
1925
..Pi Inchon of Coleirreel Smokes by the- I’se of
Inoryaitic Coin you nth (The .), by E. A. Perren,
J. S. Anderson, PR 266A. Get. 1925.
Product: m of Phofoyraphic Flashes from Meta)
powdi rs, by J. C. Caekett, WA-859-15, ARD
230 43, July 1913. DDC A!) 4423. Smile, ARI)
408/45, Mar 1945, DDC-AD 8090. Same, WA
2080-13, ARD 522 44, Apr 1941, DDC-AD 6162
Same. Aiii> 2Ail.13, Jam 1943. Same, WA-4302-
1.5. ARD 408 45, DDC-AD 8090.
SII Fyrote ill nte- Com/iustli'ii Itool: (Tli ..i. b\
.1 C ( Iiekett. ARDE (Л1Х) Hi 59. DDC AD
306 8s7.
/З/i ot< i$ in,- fh/nys i Co to > on 1,'ГТ(!' Report
h'XD 70 02(i
l'i/i oh , и me I. tii',!,/!-,., nt .s rt-i, । . In J. (' 1 'iiclseit.
ARDE Me.mi MX 2 til. b'.l> 1460. DDC AD
323 639
АМСР 706-189
GREAT BRITAIN (cont’d)
1’tp otci-hnic Hcttctionx inroh-ing Pt.taxsiuoi Chin-
rat). Classification of Compounds According to
their Ability to lit tu t u'>t!i I'idas.tiiiiii Chlorate,
by G. 1). Heath. РТР 223, Feb. 1951.
/'// ottchnic Heaetions Iiirolring 1 *otasxii;in I'hle-
ri./i 11. Some Obserrntiou* on l<f’H)tir.->; 7’i »i~
priatiirt- ami Itfiti of Propagation of H’artit n,
by G. 1). Heath, PTP 444, Oct. 1954.
. . Hutes of Burning and Luminosity uf Pyreti chn><.
IIIн>ninat111у and Signal Compositions ( The . i,
by J. C. Caekett, ARDE Меню (MX) 3/82. Jun.
1962, DDC-AD 327 «94.
..Halts .of Hiirniiig of Various Safety /'«<(.« at
Htilnced Pressures (The..), by J. L. WtGon.
RDER 626/44, July 1944.
..Hi artion behcet n Magnesium anel Nitrate Solu-
tions (The..), by C. •!. Wilkins, E. I1’, t’akiin,
ARD Exp. Hept. «31/44, 1944.
Heseareh on Metallic Snio're Compositions. II lie-
placcmcnt of Carbon Tetr..chloride by Tetra-
ehlorot tlii/li ne in Zinc -CC1 f Smoke Ctonpa.d-
tinns, ny G. S. Hartley, PR 2582, Jan. 1944.
litxiilts of High Altitude Night Pliologrtiphg Trials
I'sing ti'iO-lb. flush r Plush, by C. ii. Tliorne.
F. Spencer. P. White, RAE '''eeh. Note PH 415,
Aug. 1948.
. . Shelf of Htov Smoke, Bast Election, /.*/>,-
L.'.'ii.'io Modified Io Dll] l.lSK 121», aft-r Hough
I’sugt anti IP, * Chnltitic Tests <Htpoit >"..>,
by W. G Abinett, E. W Bateman. PR 1219. Apr
1934.
Slnll Tract is, bv T. К Browiison, RDER 319 -13.
Sep). 1943
Sim/ki t oinpositi.iiix HoSftl tin Phospho.-i-,.
A \. Mosses. ARM GW, Mui 1938.
Stool,i Effie a lira Trials ,-f QP. /. I'.ii i ini hi
lip Sn-'b Sh-!l. le. Д L,'	:l li b'liui.
P I i“ IKi. -Oily 19..II
Soioki Pi .st ч, t >11; H e, t11 i p::,,.ci	 h ,t it и !, -
Ii, i."' /, .!	. )•' E W H.iIi’ihii11 11 (; Mii,.it।
Pi; !'l ! Jle.r I'l-'l
Siuokt	duel ion for 1 net iiiliury Bombs I., by
F. 11. (Jainer, T. (I. Hunter. A. E. Clarke, Pni-
versity of Birniingliam, IB I, Mur. 1943. Same,
//. The Temp iicif to Smoke of Organic Sub-
stances он l!iir-ii;ig, IB 2, June 1943.
Sinox.' SMI for Gb-PHr («"на, by l.i, (!. TurbbulL
PA 719, Jim. 192(1'.
Sioitt Chtorimsffd I 'i.,.iu fin Tse in Heryir
Tifpr- Snii.kc Mfrlun >. i Z’ff (lAie.'tft'ry hr/до/
««..). by E. Л. Реп'ен, H >:». .Vcnnosi, PR 3"J5,
192«.
s'llllll Cnntp/f.r f	e "о;..1 li.’fx fl.V f.Jj’-
I, lнН rim rit port oi; .;, 4 T ; 'yhansKi.
S. Mjjiahm). JUHHi 2’i8/45, '<< ;;.j
Semi p./ctsi'..' P|,i«>'M-rPirf'e 1‘,-l.t j1«f, -|...1'.‘i; i.f/ fh>
.Viglit froi,) .b’l/'-.V-.i/VH . i’j ,i< u<« I o.tf» : 'oju
Hons, by E. F, Caldht.	arh S'G.’Jh,
!М.)С-Д!Ч 7571.
Stunt Pat-tors fiort .i'ii' fiG H/ficie чсу of Pkai-.i-
f/ruphic M’a.vlirs, by R. F. VOPAiimh!. ,E. A.
Talbot, ARE’, 12?45. 4mv- 59-19. San<e, Alt!)
12/49, pt49
St;,a,, llb.ii i eiilious ini the .Hni'inntj t>f Ria^rrt/ Py-
nttiihini- f'/Hii/.Hi.riltomi F^rtAiiiAari a Metal <и.ч
h'fiil, by K. Admits, R. RowJhh.E., L. A.
Wiseman. SAC/PIF 16«, IMs/HWi.
Xeiiir .S pf cl re:,-e,'ipie Ofe.s; ;( uf юп.ч u.e Pip ul-,-:b rui-
Pkini.'x. Pby.siei.I Cheiiiistrv Whveaiorv, Depart-
inent -.f A'e'iito,tr;.. LeciG I ’nii.ersify. ,fnu. 1949.
HIM' Til’ Г4-М72
Spidle nt Affi.'i' 1’htri.» (’.«J i:> Pi.'roi.' eh i,ie4.
’ i h । . ', by J. 15 и у 1 cs-v R A R11E Мею о ( ИХ i
21 - Г>2. .Eisv 1992. B! »’-A E 3 И «17
8 i,lf A .	/)( ri stoii! 1,0' iff < in r-., I e"W , »»y
M. Г I'aluiny <>\I'l.s'-l, iifi'e }9P,i, TbtM’1
8pl ' l’ I1 ’A'.’1' it 410) 11 I 1 11 f 'I Л - ii ''l: 11 ,1 и,1 1Л ' oil S" t *.*.(-
’> и' t ton,. Ii\ W I; p’l’.-tir- л. i>\,.,’i'U, Jji.it-. 19 99.
Tl,--F.
-  м < о и e. i’ и 11 j .-, о! ? . >>  г -,., i /о,,; , / 'i e> • <. ii'/
f ।, у..,., I, 1г, ГЬум- > I. iii > , i nt, ->-\ , I l \ E' i A I ’ i, -
X I I 'll!’  . 11 If >1.-. .1 lie.' I b.
АЖСР 706-189
GREAT BRITAIN (cont’d)
.. Spontaneous Heating and Ignition of PN 376
{The..), ('DG/1699/1 A.
Spontaneous Heating and Ignition of Snioke Com-
position* Соя'а>и»я0 Hexachloreethanc, Calcium
Silicide, and £»nc Oxide, by E. F. Caldin, J. L
Wilson, J. Wilkins, RDER 187/42, July
1942.
Spontaneous Heating and Ignition of Smoke Com-
position* Containing Zine Oxide, Zinc Dust and
Hexachloroethane, by J. L. Wilson, RDER 281/
43, Aug. 1943
Spontaneous Heating of Smoke Compositions Con-
taining Carbon Tetrachloride, Zinc Dust and
Zinc Oxide, by J. L. Wilson, RDER 280/J'J,
Aug. 1943.
Spontaneous Heating of Smoke Compositions of
the Type: Calcin »• Silicide—Zinc Oxide—Hexa-
eMoroethanc, by J. L. Wilson, E. F. Galdifi,
RDER .>5/43. Feb. 11Ш.
Spontaneous Ig nit iu<- of Composition PN 431. I’m--
restigation He-uttiny from Fire on $-1.3.43. by
R. O. F. Swy nne non, R1j 51;
..Stability of Smoke '"wmposi/iows (ТЛе..), by
J. D. Morton. 11. 4. -'in< -tn PR 24M.?, Feb.
194X
SiabiCip r-f' A'snu-h- t‘/t.	>.4,'! (TAe..). b,y
П G. (I ViiHfi F V Fa; -man, G. Coinin',
PR 2576.	.19-1Ч
у rebi h <•• 8'wF'- *'amj	о/
Sm-1 *'Лг. -<it о /H'E.'Zine Da.tt l”i.-mp/.uri-
J«oo (?A<	), by E W. Hatcniwii, PH 2546.
.ч.-pt VM:t.
Study of rhe Exptrimental Data Available for
Various Type of Pho.ographic Plash, by R. F.
WillJiison, RDER 1001/46, Jan. 1946.
A'tudy of the i.e ninosity Produced When High
Explosive is Detonated in an Atmosphere of
Argon (Л .	b.- J. *'. Caekett, R. F. Wilkisisosi,
ARD 43/47, 19- 7.
Storage Trials of I..E. Shell Charged Zinc
Smoke .Mixture 1 Report on..), у О. G. Free-
man, E. W. Bate nan, PR1622, О t. 1936.
. . Study of the Temperature and Emissivity of
th:’ Ъ»т>яокя ('loud Produced b;e the Flash
Phoii,graphic Airercft (A..), by R F. Wilkin-
son, J. C. < itckett, RDER 1004/46, Dee 1946.
Submarine I>:sast,r Position and Identity .'evict t,
Ariii iiiient Research and Development Est.tblis -
ment, X4/S2/6O, Авд. 1960, ED!'-AL' 318 299...
... Submarine Smoke Penetration Trial Сс>тй I
Uttt on May IO, fSC' {Report on . .), I» i . /7.
Kent. PR 80, Aug. 1924.
Submarine PyrotcHi mcs. Armament Research aid
Development Estal’li»hine;it, Xi/A/4/59, Feb
I960, DDC AD 314 832F.
Niibsfif at. Eerg-'p Mixture {interim Fei.iOrt
><nt. .). by E. A. Peri-.-ti, H. 1. Mason, Pit :72,
May 1924.
. . (ТтлЛ-' Ho l -г AnioZr Shed, DD/l./gHA
t'hargid II /' f it:i port on 3.7". i, by C. Ross,
PR 223. Feb. '/2.-.
Тип/. Soio.. -/ ("«) < s. interim A’c pot <.<ii t'!itnafi<-
Ttn-iis <i:t-r :> and 9 Months Simp, i, by ll. G
Mil'll., PH rioti, Mar. 1934.
Ni.ft.r / ' Л n A..	lik'h
/»’( p.rvi -M . !, iy 1.1 H
1 atx.:'*ii.F'	Ltd
I'.f el<i -4? У/; .ч -Ч, г-7 .'I r .i *
1 ’. art* is.. - и, Sehi riiysiv,
PRC 42/43. Nov. 1943
7’dtlA'	l'is»3h-:('
ilfli r ) i/.Wa i ',fi»i-Cl;'
E’G .'84-2 De.- )!M7.
,7/J.s.l	' •> ч s I’i'hl/.'
Storugi, by 11. Ci Miis»n
У л.’»);! ,i iMi.-h f'u itJC *, bi H Cl Mason PH
p..’ M.-is 143,.
< ....	, >; IA . \f ‘A,..-. ,'i, i... ' if pH I V A .'I nd
H [ Iffi'l ' 4 A , I ‘	OU<./rtl y/l О У/<(>/'< *
:	, = . ,H t- V, >Iyji « ч. h!)t/is i.> З/.., !><.
limj-rni/i.-n of she i'ff-n  У- /и,., iwn
( Tk; by П V Wart c'ib<- fy. (I.	!> !sv?-,
ARl'E S! .».•>'4
th.oly of lay11 <f‘ oi>, г tlh:. < о 	; 1 < ? ?. 2 -
/ > ., It, < Г - Л ( jf 7 .-	, I. t '	- v • у I; : '
2л. I •. I'G •
4i-
АМСР 7G6-189
GREAT BRITAIN (cont’d)
'llnui‘y of Phofufliishi.s, by E. F. Cahlin, WA-4527-
8, ARD -M5/45, .May 1945.
. . Theory of Photoflcrh Ror.ibs: Rtharior of Radia-
tion Inside the Liuuinous (’loud (The..), STA/
0402, 1945.
Thiorg of Photographic Flashes, by •! C. Caekett,
Лrmaiiient Research Department, June 1945.
’Ihemi) of Photoyraphic Flashes, Arnii.inenl Re-
search Department, R.2.302-45, June 1945, DDC
TIP S2O6847.
7'	1 of Photographic Flashes: Part ll, Report,
by l< ( . RDER 41a.TH. Ai.p. 1945.
Tin 01 if of Photographic Flash s, Pncitugraphf:
Fashes for High Altitude Fight Photography,
A rinaiieiif Research Establishment, 1948.
. Thiori,- of Primary Fire Raixdiy with Email In
e/i/du'ig Rombs \The..), by К. В F?J»t r,
BmmHv.ski. Ministry of Dossie Sectinty, A.
?9П, :!.')( ATI 113 986.
/ a;, Powehrs, AC .4922, IMF 9.
' i- Уис, Powder X'R 227, NR 227.1, NR ?27/J.
R с. - Ifitifi Spi c , RE 9.
 a.,	. tn Jiir<stig(l(ion lab» the Effect ef
< Л/m 7 k/c Io Composdion SR '>5(1, t siri m
Ct., (i 1Г (, no' (1.1 I Tract rs {. it .1 i.
41 i.R	JtHie 1942.
7’. <; ; I  innti HEsA ZD fro '• r .lNM««i'ie<i.
AVI Sep J . 111 v. <>, h,	h port i s > .'N ' >.1
>' t * 4/ < >53. X, ,. 19 7
ii.nobs * 7i . ey,./ .<0. ii a'id ('.ip
S if /,« ,	.	> th go ' oil .1 t'V
1	•! ‘ .' 2i 1, . HI. Г ' >
' .•, л.	"A; ; j>: 1<Л .ч' i o; S ci < i e, 411
). О if ‘>00	> S' >'l	" Il ЧС S'llR
:'l i 1	”	/4 -it 'I !. p is I, .lull, i’ll
. |	:< j [	 > •1' >
!l . hl ’Л )’,>	"J;	/ 'io|.t
• <'f ,-'i'. •	, । 'Л i ,  ,1 g •• » 1 ,  л .
.. b К .. . V.
'> SO	: X 4
Trial of г 1/(1^’ Flail f. ith the Follotciny
Chargin ix; Sulphur Tew'de, Oleum, Titanium
Tctrucblorule. White РЛмрЛигив (li /’) (Report
on . J, uy K. A. J. McClure, PR 598, May t.'i28.
Trial with IF-Ptlr Shrapnel Type Charged WP
fReport an a..), by K. A. J. MeCkire. PR 3(>1,
July 1926.
Trial of Iti-Pdr (Sntap'.nl Type) Shell Charged
Wl' and Spun Steel (Report on . by K. A. J.
McClure, PR 407, De<‘. 1926,
Tr 'jl of Smolee bursters for Chemical NArU
(Report on. .7, by C. Ross, PR 237, Apr. 1925.
1 r'ul if “A”’ Type Smoke Cases Charged,
Mtssr-t. FubcFx F Type Smoke Xijrturc 2T.4.:Fi,
IE.'port on.,), by P. Murphy, PR 249, May
Trial of 60 lb. Smoke (It aerator ( harped Rerger
: id's it ititjhir’ ( Report mi a..), by H. G.
Mason. PR 404, Dee. 1926.
. . Trial of WP Smole Shell (..о" lime) lC.d.^6
Report OH a . .), by C. Hess, PR .4.4 Mar. 1926.
Trial of о WP Swtike Shell 4.5’' and 6” Пои-
Report on a . .). by C. R >ss, PR 3;»6. Mar. 1926.
T'mis of Aniiricun I I Flo4iin< Snn/kc Rot, by
Л. <". Brockes, A. >V. Je> ar, r’Ti Nov '917
Truels of Ruby Saudi Rombs > .r dt's-sr., Sobels
(Report	l.v К. Л. ''u iiir >, PR 333,
Mar. 1926
<’r. of R! Honib i,Fille<t Smoke 4 nfiositie'n)
(R< 1 >rt on . I ( Ross, ;*B 98, X I‘12;J
Tri.if> , • Rmnb' У I. Mortar 0" to Zh i./r Rl,
COi ' J I Chur'),d WP iR’pir, mi ' by I'
K.iipsiu. !’R мм; Л г 19.40
liiu/s и/ Combs V. I !' .if irtiir (>i signs t О '
I. <.h!>	nd IC, I.	thmirni IV P
/ ‘ f <ч:	1 !>s К X. .1 Mi li '-e. PH Ma,
1:
7 •• Л ' s;t>'	;n:h /Со.-.Ьз, УтоЬ,
. 11:1/ V- i • ( h' ; t -i,	r>. X Д i
Г • t 1 h' *•! ’.	11 M e
АЖСР 706-189
GREAT BRITAIN (coat’d)
Trials to Determine the Hext Type of MK Smoke
Generator (Report on..), by II. G. Mason, PR
136, Mar. 1924.
TritAs of Different Types of Ea-pliisiris I’.xrJ
for Lead Killing in /..»* How Shell Charged
И'/’ (Report on..), by К. A. -I. MrChirc, PR
405. Dec. 1926.
Trials of Three Nobels 20 Minut' Smoki Candles
< nd rhrre 60 lb. Smoke Generators (Rtpori
on ..'. by K. A. J. McClure, PR 330, Mar. 1926.
Tiials of rhotographie Flashes ot Ashh,/ Walk.
Selo 1 hysi s Lalmratory, lllford, Ltd, PRC
9 4y < n t. 1 41.
Trials of l‘hot pro о ' Flashes at Hi rni rs lleath,
Selo Pinon La отпСг» A.92, Ort. 1940. Same,
A.93, Зии. ;941
Trulls of / 2' I’hm igrnphii- Flashis at .htrby, Selo
1’hysirs Labor । >ry, lllford. Ltd.. A.91, Aug.
1940.
. . Trniis nf III• :-lh	R.	t To	i<	Cult Smoki Hoinh
with Faraehati	t\-	pin '	.i	), by P. Murph;..
PR 231. .Vnr. 19
Trials ,>f <h,ll	>1	Is.	('har.i.il ПТ ПП
I |v< ( Rt pn t	o,	1	hi	К Л «I. Met ’lore.
PR .,>*. Eb. 19
. Trials - ith 1A“ How Skill	d to IP/'.
I/»I	1	-runs A’i, rtoii it-i t haii/i	p/s	i Rt po> I
on	).	>\ К A. C Met line, PR	I!	t. .Ini', 1027
. T> tills	..-itb 6<> I’dr '  Ills	l>, s ,-n
DD	I.	. : Chur, id 0/' t IT i	a t	.in	I, lo
К. Л I M<t lo,i. I I? <7. Mai Ю/,
1 rials nf Phi II (f T /' t dr Shi -p.-i I 7 up,
Chui pi A Rim Со -чТ  ( Hi i ч1 ini	)>; R A .1
Met lll.e. PR 7>2. .I'll 1927
/>!.(',	'' !'?(	> hl i: n,-, I Top-	Л/l, 0
nith I i.	t'l< a I .11 -J , II 1' a ,P I ‘ 7 j i t
... >	, In к Л I M. I Ini . . Pii ?' s. n li>2.,
4 -I I I ll t . ,1 I’ll ., ‘ I 4 i II /  : , . < II ’ ' I	I
<1	,1 I,	I- '	--.,1 ’I	'	. ip ;	 i	In
к	\ .1	M.	( I-;! i’lf	;	 t ..'I !'
. . Trials of Various Types of Expt rimeidal Smoki
Candles (Report on . .), by K. A. J. McClure,
PR 560, Feb. 1926.
.. Two Trials of Smoke Device., for Screening Rack
Areas (Report on..), by K. A, J. McClure,
PR 317, Jan. 1926.
Us, of Amino AZO Dyes for Production of
Coloured Smokes by Explosive Means, by G. 1).
Heath, W. E. B. Whatley, PTP 197. Sept. 1950.
. . Tse of Flares at High Altitude (The..), by
J. C. Cnekett. A. ,J. Taylor, BM/X4/457, 1957.
../'< of Metal Alkyls in Incendiaries (The..),
Dec. 1942.
Use of Zinc Oxide in Smoke Compositions, State-
ment by CD3 15 1.43, KG 9, Jan. 1943.
P«si7 ?t> ARDE Lar.ghurst on 22 .lulu Ill'iH, to
Discuss Vigilant FL. re (Notes on. ), by S. A.
Johnson, Vickers, Asmstrong, Ltd., i;\V2 B'0S
211, May 1960.
HoniiiK Firt Risiuich, Miiiisiiv of Home Secu-
rity. 1946. DDC-АТ! 10<i 737.
II a.ung oj tbi Dijistuff.s of tne Coiiipo.vii ion
xh’ '><' (7 11 . . by С. E. 11. Bavvu, Brisk I Be-
scarcb Rep >rt ’>2, Sepi. 1942.
HARRY DIAMOND LABORATORIES
Washington. 1> (
Rosie Radiant Hint Tninsf-r list to lli tt rmi in the
fi iisihitit if ul I pp. wal io и pi Thirinid Di lay
Tint', In II Martn: Sept 1951.
Hui miiri Ipih 11 st, >. b\ 1 R, Mnrcns. Ге 16.
July 19<i0.
/' libi ol uni ot th, Coir till ll< и i I', idee
I ’ il-o it.,. P ;. In 1 R Miit'eii-.. R 420-.79 12. i чч
’ 'o' ! ни- к >ud.-i i d,. by ' Kaplan R 13 13
It. 1/	1.!  i, i • n I I -1. :.	f о pin.
I ' I I' I . M 11 tin ! ;a IH I 11 1:1
7 , - ' l>lt : 11.
i 1, I-	 p -l: - и " - l Old I I, I i s I Ih'lil, | SI J | ‘ | .
АМСР 706-189
HARRY DIAMOND
LABORATORIES (cont’d)
Disiyn Hi least Dtila — TfiEi Delay Elemi nt. by
R. II. Cornyn, Dee. 1956.
D< teriiiination of (Jases in Uarium e'hroniafe for
Ise i'»i Pyrotcrh nir Delay anti Heat Mu titres.
by A! (’ouch. TR 495, June 1957.
l>rrt lopmen-t of T'JEt Pyrotechnic Dilay Eli taint.
Part I. Zircoiiik‘»i-/>unt<in ('hromate Delay
Compositions, by -I. I). Yancey, Лr., K. 11. Wein-
gratl, TR 346, June 1!>5G, DDC-AD 217 138.
Deri lopmi nt of a Split lyniter for Initiatin'/
(Jilsless Delays, by I. H. Mafclis, Tl{ 87,’>, Nov
I960, DIN -AD 248 ,191.
D()FL Purchase De seriphon of I'llree-Fibe r Heat
Peiptr. TL-l’D-90, Oet. 1959.
. Efjiet oi Piberson Until Efolveil by Piat Конги
tlutiiials (The ..), TR O', Ляпе DDC-
AD 317 690.
Entiinti i iny list Data. TiEi Dilay Elinunt, by
L. Mnrtiii. H-32D-61 -16. Sept 1961.
Factors Affertiny tin Hh tuliny of (teislexx ihr
tires, by R E McIntyre. TR 648. Eeb 1959.
. H<at Poieibr I nliirinii t ry (Summary of ..)
by К I! ( ’oniyii. Ini R Muri n'-. TR s6’. Aug
196i« DDC-AD 241 069
hllpl : I Mtlhmls о/ fill niliuy thrh.-S Mutliris,
I-, 8 E M,.; Ityre. TR.
IП l‘ o/iltion of Com/юге ' lllil ;'l'ocis\ I ill liltloll
tor Т и ny.it1 n Dilini ('iitions, by R E
M. luti re. R 1321» 01’20. Sept 1961
I и i l it 1ЧП I UH, ol t hl Efhd Illi t It t ftllf’llllf (’Sill-
act , • t -.1 ic x of I it Ilisil ’• D< hili t н/aril ,o о 1, Ic.
R II < '.<11ly :i. R E M. 1111; re. .i иg )'»’>!
I IO I 111 i/lt I ill < 1 iI1 I  	, /'! I ! Ill It,’ , C. . In i , l 
on : Il. Ilia .‘H, I'Ih.i irli’l I’-i 	,
). !<)•/	< '.III.,, < 0.1!,	\	|..	|,’ II <	.
iI 1. I lit .. I  . К I '1 ( i ,’2. I , I -I. 1
Ilire sliijithon of Enrironiiii ntiil Effects on Типу-
shu Dilay Composition*, by N. L. Martin.
R 320-61-2, Лап. 19til.
M< iisnri ineiit ol II nil Erolrul f>y Thirniitt Mir-
tnr<::. Purl I. Tin Disiyn anil ('ntlhrotion i.f
a Culortmi It r for I’se eis a Primary Stauiiard.
TR 488, Mar. 1957.
Mi asni i ini nt of Unit Erofrui by Tin riniti Mir-
Ihi'is. Part II. Factors Affictiny the Unit
Erolrul by Thermite Hi actions' Dnriny Ceilnri-
mitric Measure ni< nts {The ,),by Л. 1‘. Gibbons,
TR 494, Mar. 1957, DDC-AD 141 215
Mi iisnri an nt of that Erolrul by Th'imiti Mu-
llins. Part III. Stinnlaril t'aloriini t> у for Qual-
ity Control, by I. R. Mareu-x, TR 576 Лап. 1958.
Mi <imirt mi nt of Unit Ei olriil by Thermite Mires.
Purl 1Г. .1 Laboratory Mierocalnrimetir far
Ernlnahny Thi'miti Mui<- from 6'C to
'c / . by 1 R. -Mureus, TR 844, 4iiii<- 19Ы).
DIM All 31/ 689.
M ! OS .4 ri nil nt of Parttrit S 1 : I ill ( ’ ОП1 pent nt s of
(illsll.is ill.rt III I л, by R. 11 Coniyil, M. I. lOlieh,
R E M. liilyre. TR 636. Aug. 195.8. DDC Al)
2<I6 <46
Pnuu I 'hilly I .1/ ! -’6 i, bv R. E Mellltxre.
R 321! 61 17. .1II He 19,;i
.”i or, ilni i tn pi fi > tiiinatiun of (ins Erolrul by
1 hi спи?, l/i.fn <x, by R E. M. liityre, TR 7<”2.
I--. I> I960. DDC AD 233 (»48
I’onohni t-п Di 11‘i,i i io ну th, (Jnsi , Erolrul by
th. (b и s i i,,:i Ol Pyohih.-n Ui.rluriS, by
-! i, Clark. 'I’li IO -. M.i\ 1955. DDC А И I i?
617
Pin/iosil I ‘ If r ,i III l.o l>i , i hyo in; 1,’nl I >!  ' 1 tout I
iny Ih it Poirib '. by R 11 Син,у ii. Dee I ».'> I
P.ilol , hole Inlay Ihi'i ^tojala iii fol tlo ipt’
'ini th. .Seiiib.i t oi., Sy.-iiiuriy .,!	l}\
' II. ........  b 1 ii‘ ' 21 S.-pt 1961.
I /.•,ic it, •< и 	•.'	’’if-'i	t ’.i, i I ll.i.l
.i I/,/	' I ' / I >’ I I 11 ' H l’ I( -8 |	. \
I i !>(	\ I > i .	:l,
V.
АМСР 706-189
HARRY DIAMOND LABORATORIES
(cont’d)
Pyreeltchnic Research a! DOFL. Part 11. Pyro-
trchnic Delays, by R. 11. Coinyn, TH 1015, Feb.
1962, DDC-AD 273 042.
Specification of Harittm Chreimatc for Tse in Cu.s-
icM Mixtures, by R M. Coinyn, M. L. Condi,
R. E. McIntyre,* TR 635, Sept. 1956, DDC-AD
207 212
Spedfixation of Zirconium for Tse in (taxless ,Viz-
turex, by R. E. McIntyre, M. L. Conch, TR
821. Mar. I960, DDC-AD 34 317.
Stability of Manganese' Delay Mixtures, by R. II.
Comyn, M. L. Couch, R. E. McIntyre, TR-965,
Sept. I960.
Statistical Evaluation of Calorimetric Meaxure-
nientx on Jleaf-Source Mat< rials, by S. (! Levin,
R E McIntyre. TR 1028, Mur 1961
. . l'»e if Chemical Reactions in Nd'S.I Devices
(The L by R Il Comyn, TM 605, Feb 196C
C.u of (lashss Mixturex for Proelucinej Con
troltr’l Tino Delays in (Irebionce De I ice x
\The 1, by К. II. C'iiiivii, R 22-57-6. Oct 1957
1st of the P.irr Pe roxute llomb ('eilorinie te r lor
.it, eis u i * ч,/ the Hints Evolve et by The route
Riiections \ lhe ,.i, by T'ioI'Ihs E liolx’rf;, R-22-
57-S. Nov 1957
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
H. . III. MtiXHNeh llset t s
. ,,,hte \s ,f the SA и III th< 1 !. initi/ >,* th,
Sict I 1 he by D II Mciizi I. II К Sen.
SR.'I. Coil!r.-,i-» AF I'l IhH 4l|(i2. J’roj /til’t.
Tusk	AFt HI. 61 249. Mill 1961. IИ H
AD lli.( 103
Fill >1,0,/ /. >fs. \	10 I > I  IS |M ! “f ' .
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Com/fareittre Tests of i'nrimis hive :ieltary Mixtures.
Peirt III. Preliiilinary ()!>se rratier.ix on the In-
flue nec of the Rubber Соече eitivtion <>>iel on the
Effect eef Finely PinrelereJ Xitreih. by L. F.
Fieser, Oet. 1941, DDC-ATI 33 547.
Ceinipeirohre Te sts of Various I nee nelieevi/ Mix-
tures, Part IV. 1 uiprore nnnt in the " st Pro-
ceebere' Evaluation of Different Types t Rubber,
by L. F. Fieser, Dee. 1941, DDC-ATI 1 7НЯ.
Final Proepisi: Report, by R. M. Ferry. An  1951,
DDC-ATI 115 040.
Ince nilieirie x from the (iibbx Lab (Me ntoremelum
on . .1, by I.,. F. Fieser, Feb. 1942. DDC-ATI 33
550.
. . Magni sium Ronib anel Its Сотрете nts {Informal
1'royrexs t,i port on the E-l!) [formerly E-1) . .1,
by L 1 . Ficsei, K. It. Ilcrshb.'ig. XDRC. Oil.
1941. DDC-ATI 33 549
Moelifieil .l/-.‘>2 Two-Peiunel Moyne siuen lionib for
I se Ayaieixt Japan, by К. H. Ilershl>er<r. NDRC.
Jim 194.5, DDC-ATi 31 514
Proehee tiein of hire neliariex from Acetylene Pejy-
me rs (/>1.1 einei .' /•Ol.by I. F. Fieser. XDRC.
Nov. 1911. DDC-ATI 31 K91
tie e ioiioo iiitatlon fm th, Filhny einel Firimi "!
th, teut-ib (tel I ni: iieli-e i ,f Horn!» ( .1/-»7 on,I
.1/ /Alt) ( Re pm I on I, by I,. F. Fieser \ D R(
Apr 1942. DDC ATI 51 s:is
I f st P.orhel 'Ttini th l<t\i !ne , nehary, liv 1.	I1'
Fieser. Fell !‘H1. DDC A 11 31 772
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Deposit ion uf Drop., of a h'oneolaiile l-iyuid on
Virtual anil Horizontal Surfaces (The..), by
W. E. Wiiiselie, II. F. Jobnshme, <4n. 1944.
DD( -ATI 32 7:..').
(Dili ration and Pse of Concentrated Mustard
V.,por Clouds (The..’), by II. F. Jolinstone,
E. W. Coin-— . Dee. 1943, DDC-ATI 32 806.
Practical Consideration hundred in the Csc of
Scrieniny Sinokes. by W. M. Kodehusli, Apr.
1943, DDC-ATI 34 006.
Proyriss Kcpi.rts for Soi‘l)tlber l!>tl, by II. F.
•Johns!..... Nov. 1944, DDC-ATI 32 6f>G.
Ргпуп ss Deports from XDIfC Munitions Derilop-
mint Lab, by K. W. Parry, et al,
1945, DDC-ATI 32 659.
Feb. 1945, DDC AT! 32 658.
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Pnsfiiieiiii. California
. . Characteristics of (Jashss hjnilers (The..), by
D. Altman. PB-20-303, Ai>p. 1956. DDC-AD
112 717.
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
Baltiiinire, Maryland
Perchlorate Preparation • Hihliotjraphy and Trans-
lations of Japanese Articles, by 11. .1. Elliott,
•Jr., D. P. Herron, /Ing. 1951, 1)DC-A1) 106 229.
Pyrotechnics Decoys for Csc as Infrared Counter-
measures, by J. B. Newman, TRAF-17, Apr.
1955, DDC-AD 65 792.
..Purrty of Kesiarch on h/nition of {solid f’ro-
petlants (.1 . .), by P. C. Maybury, C. A. Orlick,
К Steinberger, June 1952, DDC-AD 52 879.
LAKE CITY ARSENAL
I inlepemlence, Missonri
I>ie< ndiary 'dir /нееstiyationf T-'ildEd API, by
D. L. Stohger, Pcoj. OAC 5<>-]86 and OAC
56-33, 1ED К 58-19, Nov. 1958, DDC-AD 206
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LEHIGH UNIVERSITY
INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH
BetIilehein, Pennsylvania
Hiyh Esploviei' and Inet ndiary Hondiiny Inci
di iifs. hy il S. Deck, M (I. Fuller, К. P. baiigh-
Im, et al. Proj TM2-91O8. 8. pt 1947 DDC
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АМСР 706-189
PICATIKNY ARSENAL (cont’d)
/•> г/lupnu t*t r f a Lcttil-Chrtonaic-Silicon I’ou'dtr
burning in Чч-.ЧЛ w -пчАе in the ‘it-sccond i'iCr~\t.
7'inir Fuze, by t). E. Bu.toi», TR185 (First
Progress Report), Feb. 1932, DDC-X38(K).
lit I'flupnir nt r;f Lotulinff Technique for 20mm Ji E
Incendiary Shell, by I). E. S«jffer<', TRI 189,
Aug. 1912, hDC-TlP 1’71277.
Ih velopment and Mainfacpfre of Fifteen Signals
for Observinp Flight o' Rond/i, by J. M. King,
TK713, Apr. 1936
Development of a Method for the Calibration of
Secondary Standard Lamps, by C. L Davidson,
TK-2283, J tme ’956, DDC-AD 98 2C1.
Developn:cnt of a Method for Measuring the Range
of Visibility of Pyrotechnic Signals, by V, C.
AHiwn, U J. S-hlsdt, TR921, July 1930.
JU vel<>pmeni of a Method of Freeenting igtsilion
Failures о/ Мл.,4/ Parachute Flares Manufac-
tured >.*« O.LD 7277, by II. S. Ei’oe, TK924, Hept.
1938.
Devc’utpment of Missile Spotting Devices, by 11. B,
Wrijrht, L. J. Frey, Jr., Apr. 1958.
i)i ri lupment of a “Molded Squib Assembly"
fur the Claret Fhotoflash Cartridge [The..'),
by В A. Larwen, Feb. V*'»4.
l>( те-lopment ot a A’rw Ignition Temperature. Ap-
paratus, by J. E. Abel, S. Alster, Л. C Forwyth,
И Jackson, C. 1'atuky, TR20T.3 \;>v. 1954, DDC
AD 4t> 818.
Jleceicpintni of T !s None lionib Fuze, by F.
Sehnltr.e, TK97O June 1939 DDC-T1P C 70811
[it . t iopmi nt of a Nuclear Timer for Satellite Ap-
plication. by M. Мхкгия, C. L. Smith, TR2564,
Sept 1958.
I)< 11 ioptut nt o, a I‘hot<>ft<i»k Composition for the
Huckrt Flash, 2.7.'»", ТЗ.Ъ, by C. Kintpp, PL C-
TX 8, June 1957.
Jh !• h>f on nt of Phutuftash Systems /<•'< f.uv AMi-
nidc Night Aerial Phtdiigtarhy. TN 21.
J>< relopmciit of a Portable Integr-ting Photom-
eter for I,hidufliish llomb Evaluation, by C. L.
Smith, ( . W. I’inkley, TR-1930, Mar. 1953.
Deri lopme nt of a Primer for Use with the T1027E1
Fun, by P. Murphy, A. Graff, TR2588, Jan.
1959, DDC-AD 303 721.
Dci i’lopmcnt of a Propellant Ignition System for
Rocket. HE, 2.75-inch Tl.il, by M. E. РоПае’с
A. Irwin, TR2011, DDC-AD 33 180.
Di et lopment of a Pyrolcchnie Composition for
Amber Colored ' gnal. by W. II. Hinkenbach,
G. J. Sehlafft, Trt596. Feb. 1935, DDC-X4O36.
DDC TIP IJ70454.
Development of Pyrotechnic Delay Trains for the
Г201И and T2066 Rocket Fuzes, by R. A. Green-
berg, TR2365, Oet. 1956, DDC-AD 109 124.
Dciebipment of a Pyrotechnic Delay far the Vigi-
lante N7mm ТАЗ-t HE Cartridge, by B. Werbel,
W. M. Stirrat, TR2S72, Apr. 1960.
Development of a Radio Transmitter for Ob ‘.ainiug
Timing Pulse Signals fiom a Missile Under-
going Sled Tears, by Л C. Ruscus, May 1958.
Det'eiopmeni of a Rapid Scasniny Infrared Spec-
trometer, by W. Kizner, S. Haffner, TR1954,
Jure 1954, W-AD 36 576.
Developmem «' fiMatinp Machine for Testing 21-
second an i second Fuzes, by C. J. Bain,
TR469, De. 1933, DDC-Tir 1П0034.
Development uf tie ХЛа£ Рос.кидех for lO.’nnm
and 155mm Has* Ejection Sh-lls, by J. E. An
drew*, Jr., Apr 19SI.
Dci-cltipment of a Slow-Hurning Ponder for Load-
ing in the t.'i-srconi Combination Fuze, by S
LivingHtoti, Any. 19J0
fh'relopnti nt of Smoke ('omp jsition for the Fuze,
t'h< nncol, Mine, AT I’roctice, T20, by D. Hart,
TR1571, O: t. 1945, '1'111590, Apr 1946.
D< v< Inpmcnt of a Smoke Canipo*t*t«K fur the Uiw
Altitude, Parachute Type /tomb, G. J. Schladt,
TR33I, h’eb 1933. DDC TH’ 1'70094.
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Development of a Svsolrc Composition for the Low
Dlitudt, Poriichiftr Type, Pructie.e Bomb, by
G. J. Schladt, T‘<427, CM. 1933, DIM TIP
’'70001.
l>ivclopmcnt of Smoke Signal for Training tn
High Htrst Ranging, by H. S. Eroe, TRH99,
July 1939, DDC-TIP I (70748.
Development of a Smokeless llluminant Composi-
tion for the T-24 Flare, by II. J. Eppig, TR1527,
Muy 1945, DDC-X46H.
Dev, lopnient of Special Delay Trains for Project
‘'Umbrella,’' by J. Allison, May 1957.
Development of Special Flares for Rockets, by
IX Hart, TR1726 Apr. 1949, DDC-ATI-66 944.
Di velopment of a Spotting Round for 8lmm Mor-
tar, by V. R. Reed, 27 Mar. 1941, DDC-TIP
I'5.9764.
D< i elopntent of a Stable Mixture for Use as the
Slash Charge of the Squib, Electric, Ml Al, by
C. F. Dieter, Jr., J. E. Abel, A. C. Forsyth,
MR-37, July 1958.
Development of Static Test Charge Assembly for
Simulated Davy Crockett Round, by G. Wein-
garten, J. Kristal, FRL-TN-39, Mar. I960, DDC-
AD 233 907.
D< velopment of a Substitute for the Barium Chlo-
rate tlrecn Composition for Use in Pyrotechnics,
by W. II. Rinketibach, J. B. Nichole, TR613,
Mar. 1935, DDC-X4O47, DDC-TIP H70470.
Diedopment of a Substitute for the Potassium
Chlorate Red Compositions Used in Pyrotechnics,
by W. II Rinkcnbaeh, (I. J. Schladt, TR’00,
July 1931, DDC X375I. DDC TIP C70189. Same
by W. II Rinkenbacli, G. J. Schladt, TRI77,
Feb 1932. DDC TIP Г7О263. Same by W. 11.
Rinkcfibach, J. B. Nichols, TR6O4, Mar. 1935,
D DC X 40-10, DDC-TIP l'7()4(>2. Same by W. II
Rinkcnbaeh, <'. G. Dunkle, TR8J6, Apr. 193Я,
DDC-X4231, DDC-TIP V7O745.
D> rtlopment of a Substitute for Potassitir.i Per-
chlorate in Type III Phofofitthh Puuultt, by D.
Hart, (I. Wi-iugurten, S. Saruer, ТЛ2О46, Aug.
1954, DDC-A D 46 991.
Devetopmi nt of Tl'J Pi-second Tail Bomb Fuse,
by J. R. Hopkins. TRI036, May 1940, DDC-
TIP 1'69713.
Development of a Time Face for the T.l Aircraft
Parachute Flare, by M. L. Matheson, TR564,
Dec. 1934, DDC-TIP 70424.
Development of Tracer for the .77nim TSJ-iEHJS
Shell (Vigilante), by R. B. Wright, TN45, May
I960.
Development of Two Alternate llluminant С<>:л-
positions for the MS9 Trip Flare, by L, 11.
Eriksen, TR1317, July 1943, DDC-TIP 1’71229.
Development <,f Universal High Altitude, High
Tesnpcreifurc Resistant Squibs with and witho.
RF and MF Protection, by С. Киирр. ГЯ-2653,
Get. 1959.
Development of WkiG Light Composition for Il-
luminating Projectile for (idmm Mortar, by M. B.
Winoknr, TRI 195, Aug. 1942.
Dev, lopment of While Light Composition for Use
in Signal. Ground, White Star Parachute, by
G. J. Schladt, W II. Rinkenbach. TR1677, Mar.
1941, DDC-X5539.
Development of the tiSmn A’lf H’Afte. Smoke
Cartridge for the l.tsmm X3f7C Moritser. by
J. I’. Allison. Mar 1960.
Develop'»! nt of Zirconium-Nickel Alloy Delay
Powder for MSfMAl Hand Grenade Fuees, by
D. J. Zauder, T. J. Mehler, M. T. Hedge, TR2228,
hm. 195o, DDC-AD 81 618.
Differential Thermal A'.alysis of Inorganic Oxi-
dants: Nitrates, by S. Gordon, C Campbel',
TR-2079, Nov 1954, DDC-AD 49 410.
Dtfferential Thermal A ialysit of Inorganie Oxc
dents; Perchlorates, by C Can.pM1, TH-2200,
S. GorJon, July 1955.
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PICATINNY ARSENAL (coat'd)
Differential Thermal Analysis of Potassium Per-
cklorulv, by 0, A. Inderson, E. S. Freeman,
Маг. 1963, DDC-AD 403 804.
Differential Thermal Analysis of Satii oly-
esters, by D. A. Andereon, E. 8. Free..— <-C-
TN-19, Mar. 1958, DDC-AD 161 799.
Differential Thermal Analytic and Tkerhiogr<i‘'i-
metr-y Applied io Analytical Procedures for
(‘ottissium Perchlorafe-Aluminum-Harium Ai-
tf&ii Mixtures, by V D. '.’ogan, S. Gordo», C.
Cttnpbeli, TR2373, Feb. 1957, DA Proj. 504-
,DO3O. Ord. Proj TA2-9201, DDC-AD 121 426.
Discussions of Some Problems of Fast Transient
Reproduction in the Pyrotechnic Test Facility,
by J. F. Tyroler, Jun. 1958.
„.Effect of Cross Sectional Area and ('a . Malt-
reat on Burning C’aracteristies uf Pyrotechnic
Compositions (The..), by B. Jackson, PL-C-TN
7, Sept. 1357, DDC-AD 115 722.
Effect of Fuel and Oxidart Particle Size on the
Performance CkarccteriitK* of 60/40 7’<dax»n<m
Perchlorate / Aluminum Flash Composition. b>
S. M. Kaye, J. Harris, FKL-TR-44, GMS 5530.
11.550Л, DA Proj. 504-01-027 Nov. 1961. DDC-
AD 266 486.
Effect of Loading Pressures on the Kate of Burn-
ing of ~1- and l:~>- econd Fun- Pou'dir, !>v R. W.
S.’hsrf, TR675, Nov. 1935.
..Effect of Taeiiele Size of Oxidants on! Furls
(The , by К. M. Kaye, May 1962.
..Effect of Small Amounts of Foreign Substances
upon the Functioning Okaraett rixttes of Photo-
flash Fouler* (The..), by Ii. J. Ep pig. С. E.
Nhefiirii, TRI >34, Feb. 1944, DDF TIP X‘470.
. . fc'^rct of T i mtn ret are on ft'i Transmission
ГЛягй’Негь'ОЬ’л of Colored tllast Filters (The . .),
hj S. Haffner. TR2O69. Sept. I’>54. (W-All
44 542.
of Vuriut ('>< ;>i i 'l opart lulls of I >11/re d it nt я
!f'.‘ ft'/'-';•{>• .4|-y Г'Л'	.V>trill’ PhntO-
flash ptot-dfr, by H. J Eppig О. E. ^licffiGd,
ТЙШ’. <м Низ. DDV-X4-BT
ElL't of Various Parameters on tin liuining
Characteristics of Pyrotechnic Illuminating Sys-
tems, by B, Jackson, Mar. 1957, DDC-TIP
147736.
ft.J et of J’tmoiM Parameters in Night Atrial
/’A tography on the Aren Photographed (The . .),
by II. X. Cohen, (1 F. Kottler, TE2149, Mar.
ID'5, DDC-AD 57 818.
Effti^s at Case Coating on Loading nod llit>'uii:t
' r-aeterislics of Experiment/!1 < ». ft.,
/4.* and XM116 Ground t’ignais, by . Kris-
Il. Werbel, DMH 5530.I2.548F0, DA Proj.
504-22016, Oct. 1962.
Effects of a Change in Relay Loading Assembly
and Phutoflash Composition in the	Daisy'’
Photoffash Cartridge, by T. Advokat, Dee. 1957.
Effects ini Light Oitt^ott tn the Buttercup Cartridge
Occasion, d by a Change in the Wall Thickness
of the Charge Case, by T. Au ’okat, Dee. 1957.
Effects of Magnesium Content, fuse Material, and
Case Coating on Burning Characteristics of a
Flan System, by A. F. Tnwhler. S. M. Kaye,
TX 42. Apr. i960, DDC-AD 235 837.
Effects of Muterials on the Properties of Explo-
siri4, by (>. K. SlieftiC I, 'ГН-17ЧЗ, Nov. 1950.
Efftets '.r Moist Mfr on the Slabilitg of Pyroteeh nd'
t'ulll/i sitir. Ту Ji. J. Eppig, TP 1661, Aug.
1917. Di>r ATI 206 6.i‘.
Effiets >f X-fiity and Cittmmu Ray Irradiation on
ih'-mai Ihconiposition of Solid Ammuoinm
P- rrhlarate. by ID. S. b'reeihHu, D А Лгчкгч.ш,
Apr IbaO, DDC-AD 2.J5 205.
Ehctruehi nitci'l and ('himici'l Methods of A'lf--
Sterilization in the Ant ipn soni’i I Ui.ic,
.1 Fciisdalda Study, by B. Werlte), FL-C TN 6,
Aug.
. . ELctronic f'a a I'lrstnit for (rropliie lit ,"ji
u-itk th: Cht erniird Photograph ,- lit eonti/ч/
ThermolKiiance <	..), by 8. '’ordua, i’ Cni-ip-
)><!!. Tll-2284. Mar l.T>6, DlM’-.AI) -Ю 66!
h'trctruntc Multiple hnpid»t Fair for hl, Win-
<Лп . •. by M. Lazarus. July i'n>0.
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PICATINNY ARSENAL (cont’d)
Electrostatic Sensitivity of Barium Chromate/
Huron Compositions, by A. F. Taseliler, E. E.
.Jone;, FRLTN-3, Oet. 1960, PB149960, Ord.
Proj. TS5-54O7, ОЛ Proj. 5804-01-027, DDC-
AD 244 572.
Electrostatic Sensitivity of Pyrotechnic and Ex-
plosive Compositions: First Report, by D J,
Edelman, ’yro. Lnb. t
Encyclopedia of Ex pl	ь-л
Vol. 1, by В. T. Fed л . .. ... - K .‘, iDC-
AD 257 189.
Energy Determination of Carton Bridge Detona-
tors, by J. Silverstein, Oet. 1958.
EPR Observation of NIp + Formed by X-Ray
Irradiation of Ammonium Perchlorate Crystals,
by J. 8. Hyde, E 8. Freeman, FRL-TR 38, Aug.
1961, DDC-AD 261 343.
Establishment of a Blend and Preliminary Load-
ing and Testing of Powder, for the First A’rtry
Order, for the i5-second Combination Fuzes,
)1K X VI, by S. Livingston, TRW8, July 1931,
DDC-TIP 1170197.
ET Е/view Point Notes for dlmm TiliE? Illumi-
nating Cartridge w/M~~Et TSQ Fuze, by L. J.
Frey, Jr.. June 1960.
ET Review Point Notes for XM Nenes Hand Held
tiroiiud Signals, by S. Lopatin, Sept. 1960
Evaluation of INXneh Canadian Elastic Signal
Cartridge Case, 'jy B. Jaekwn, 8. M. леуу G.
Weingarten, RFL-TN-2, Aug. I960, DDC-AD
243 022
. . Eveduistwn of Delmar Type 24A IK Tracking
Flares (Th#..), by J. Tyroler, Мяу 1957.
Erol на-i ion of Doped /' гсл/ага/г» tn i\.>;•< rim: ntpl
Pkotojfash Canipositions, by D. J. Edelman.
H M. Kaye, TMI091, Oei. 1963 AMC.M8 Code
5539.1158}’., DA Г >,.>,) 5804-01-02?.
Evillwiitoft of Eimit1' as a Subset utc fm Ц1шЛ
Powd-rs 5?f Artillery Primers, by '1. Iia>.-.inan.
’ГК-*5J5. Apr. 1957. DA l’r..J 5A04-O14J40, < ‘rd.
TAl-:x>2:i. DDC-AD 157 638.
65
. . Evaluation of Explosive Charges with Kodak
Ekt ran Detectors |Л»..), by J. Tyroler, May
1957.
Evaluation and Extension of the Fisher Stib-Sieee
Sizer as an Instrument for Determining the
Average Particle Size of Powdered. Pyrotechnic
Ingredients, by B. Dubrow, MR-12.
Evaluation of Filter Paper and Delrin Plastic as
Case Materials for Flare and Signal Systems,
by -Joseph Kristal, Burton Wcrbel, Everett D.
(’nine, FRL-TN-51, Sept. 1961, DDC-AD 263
996.
Evaluation of Herman 'Hide Flare, by G. Schiffer,
MR63, Oet. 1954, DLJ-AD 45 642.
Evaluation of Nongaseous High Altitude Flare
Compositions, by J. Kristal, S. M. Kaye, Feb.
1964.
.. Evaluation of the NOTS Type 702A Infrared
by J. Tymler, C. Knapp, Oet. 1957.
Evaluation of the Sharpies Micromerograph for
Particle Size Distribution Analysis, by 8. M.
Kaye, D. E. Middlebrooks, G. Weingarten, Feb.
1962.
Examination of Bufors Tracers for .47mm Shell,
by J. M. King, TR395, Aug. 1933, DDC-TIP
1’70348.
Examination of Delay Element Primers and In-
- r,'litigation of a Mena for Sealing the Interior
of the Fuze, by A. F. Teitseheid, TR446, Dei*.
1933, DDC-TIP C70020.
. . Exam, nation of Foreign Matfrial (Memorandum
deport on . .), by R. E. Wakeman, MR-39, Aug.
1953 DD( AD 24 825.
Examination of C,‘ft, 76mm Fired, APl-T wfEx-
plosive Filler, i'-’de VBER-.t:>4B wfProjectilc
O-.750W am/ Fuze HD, Model MD-o, FMAM
2:t'>6.t, by Л. B. Schilling, TRlHilA, A*>g 1953;
Rev. 195/. Proj TB3-OO35, DJH’-AD 21
5*00
Exa>n"(<iti<fi- uf tttriiK.i'i .!ireeo/I C'ei«>»rd Nmoic
Snynv?: t'a.j V-i	, by F. 6. Ihverlak. Tit
i 5(i5. Mir г 194 5
АМСР 706-189
PICATINMY ARSENAL (cont’d)
Examination of German Colored Smoke Signals
for Hand l’*< (F.V4V-#.M) by F. G. Ilaverlak,
TR1519, Apr. 1945.
Examination of Soviet Flares, Signal, Ground, t
Red, 1 Green, t:t/i inches die, 10% inches long,
by R E. Wakeman, MR-39, Aug. 1953.
Examination of I’tifircd 75ntm Chemical (Smoke)
Shell. German, FMAM-IiS, by A. B. Schilling,
TR1334, Nov. 1943.
Examination of I'nfired 8Лтт API-T Complete
Round of Soviet Ammunition, Mod. UHZR-26'>K,
FMAM 2.113, by A. B. Schilling, TR1910, Mar.
1953, Proj. TB-0035, DDC-AD 8882.
Examination of I’nfired Explosive Incendiary
Shell Complete Rounds of German 20mm Solo-
thorn Ammunition (FMAM-.ol), by F. G. Ilav-
erlak. TR147H, Dee. 1944, DDC-X1O541.
Examination of I'nfired 20mm HE Shell Deftruy-
ing Tracer Type, Complete Round of German
Ammunition, by A. B. Schilling, TR1256, May
1943, DDC-TIP 1’69857.
Examination of I'nfirid HE Tracer Shell Complete
Rounds of German 20mm Mauser Ammunition
(FM AM-420), by F. G Ilaverlak,'1’111430, July
1944, DDC-TIP 1 71287.
Examination of	20mm Al’ Inceiidviii/
Complete Round of German Ammunition, by
H. M. Denina, TK1248, Apr. 1943.
Experimental Verification of Expression for Rate
of Fall of I’ai ichnte Sttxptndtd Flare, by M.
Nowak. J Tyrob r, TR2623, July 1959, DIM’ AI)
214 769.
Explosive Characteristics of the И2111 Tracer, by
К S. Wnrn>n, D. il. KrikM-n, TH1354, Oct.
1943. DDC X4434.
F.risibility of an Electronic 2t-houi Timer for a
!h mohtiun Di vice, by M. (ллагим. Mar 1963.
F< asihditу Study of <	Т’>1 НЕ И !:iti Maik-
<r 5AU/. by К. C Slieflicht. P. IS Tweed. C. K.
Jacobtion, TI<24|(>, July. 1957. DIM AD 137 85 ’
F< asibilitу Study on Monochroinatie Di betion
bff Photography (-1..), by M. Nowak, Nov.
1959.
Ftaxibility Study of Solid Stale Safety and Леш-
ий/ Device for Squibs, R, M. Grogan, P. J. Ki-
aatsky, Apr. 1964.
Feasibility Study of Cltrariolet Systems, by P.
Zirkind, Mar. 1961.
Flare Simulation of Missile Radiation Character-
istics, by C. A. Knapp, Apr. 1964.
Flare, Tracking, M1H6 (Tt.ll), by W. A. Macie-
jezyk, TN120, June 1956, DDC-AD 98 028.
.. Flash Smoke Rocket Head and Its Fuzing Sys-
tem (XMl 762mm	, by L. J. Frey, Jr., R. B.
Wright. Aug. 1957.
Formula for Calculating Parachute Velocity Rela-
tive to Load in Designing a Parachute Suspen-
sion System, by H. N. Cohen, !•. A. Dubrow,
Apr. 1955, DDC-AD 60 624.
Friction Pendulum, Picatinny Arneual Teat Man-
ual 7-1
Further Research on CcMg and LaMg Systems, by
R. Vogel, T. lieu inarm, Jan. 1947, DDC-ATI
9865.
Gas Generator for the EI20 Hombht, hy Arthur
Graff, R26.33, Dec 1959.
Gashss Powders for Delay Elements of Fuzts
by D Hart. TR1239, Feb. 1943, Same by 1»
Hart, TR14O6, Mar 1944, DDC-X4478 Same
by D. Hart, TK1513, Mar. 1945.
Girmau Illuminating Flurcs, by II. .1 Eppig.
Aug. 1945, DIM TIP 1’2335,
Hund Gr< nodi s and hiCindiary Hatths, by II.
\ <nrs. May 19.18, TrHiihlation No. 25 from Vill-
Tgh No Vfl B15 53, DDC-AD 1 ti2 702
HE Ciduii l Maikir Stull fur lO'unui lliiutl'.iu
I V;’.l I.	Mt, I/».]/) till. !,>> ItlHf . I , by
T. Advokal, TH2.ii.)4, < let 1950. DDt-AD 111
782.
66
АМСР 706-189
PICATINNY ARSENAL (coat'd)
..HE ('tdorrd Marker Nheli for М2!) and T/2
Mortars (8lmm M.'l62..), by T. Advokat,
TR2664, Jan 196(1, l)l)C-AD 314 621.
Heats of Reaction of Various Chemical Systems for
I'xc in Pyrotechnics and Propellants, by
Knapp, July 1963.
High Altitude Plash Characteristics of Calcium]
Potassium Perchlorate and Standard Photoflash
Compositions, by S. Lopatin, TR2646, Oft. 1959,
DOC-AD 313 204.
..High Explosive Colored Marker Shell {81mm
ММ2..), by T. Advokat, TN148, Jan. 1957,
DDC-AD 123 896.
Ignition Temperature anti Differential Thermal
Analysis Data for Frankford Arsenal Experi-
mental Igniter and Tracer Compositions, by
E. D. Crane, S. Gordon, Jan. 1958.
..Improved Delay Circuit for Fusing Applica-
tions (Ал ..), by C. L. Smith, M. Lazarus, Nov.
1956
Improved Green, Ped, Yellow and Violet Composi-
tions for Rocket-Type Parachute Ground Sig-
nal:., by Everett D. Crane, Burton Werbel,
Garry Weingarten, May 1963, DDC-AD 404
312L.
Improved Methods and Techniques for Testing
Impact Sensitivity of Explosives, by A. Bulfinch,
TK2282, July 1956, DDC-AD 103 505.
Improvement of M-8 Flare, by 11. 8. Eroe, TR517,
June 1934, DDC-TIP C7O378.
Improvement of M-!) Flare, by W. II. Kinkenbaeh,
G. J. Schladt, TR685, Dw. 1935, DI>'' X4O9O.
Improvement in Мн Flare. lieport of Sta x- Tests
of Illuminants Encased in Metallic Sheathing,
by II. H. Eroe, TR688, Jan. 1936, DDC-TIP
Г 70554.
Impavished Pyrotechnic Mixtures for (htcrrilla
Warfare Applications, by B. Jaekaon, Jr, S. M.
Kaye, TM12H0, Apr. 1964. ЛМС118 Code 5561 12
4(i*(»2, DA Proj 1A54270'1-D 346, DDC-TIP
t 71205
Infrared Flash VЛ-I2IH/DA Pyrotechnic Study,
by S. Resnick, TR2010, Мну 1954, DDC-AD
33063.
Infrared and Visible Radiation Research Section,
и Novel Approach for Determining usitivity
of a Detector, by J. F. Tyroler, June 1960.
Initial Evaluation of Low Energy Detonating Cord
to Ignite Metal Oxidant Type Powders in Ar-
tillery Primers, by II. Навдшап, TR2460, Kept.
1957, DA Proj. 5AO4-O1-O4O, Ord. Proj. TA1-
5025, DDC-AD ‘40 683.
Investigate the Practicability of Utilizing a New
Type of Primer Composition for Fates, by C. J.
Bain, TR 859, Oct. 1937, DDC-TIP Г222991.
Investigation of the Vaporization and Thermal
Decomposition of Organic Dyes. I. Thermo-
gravimetric Determination of the Energies of
Activation for VolatiHzaXou, by D. A. Anderson,
>S. Gordon, D. J. Edelman, PL-C TN 16, Apr.
1958.
Investigation of the Vaporization and Thermal
Decomposition of Organic Dyes. II. Differential
Thermal Analysis and Thermogravimetric Analy-
sis of Organic Dyes, by D. Edelman, D. A.
Anderson, 8. Gordon, PL-C-TN-25, May 1958.
Instrumentation and Applications to Thermo-
gravimetry and Differential Thermal Analysis,
by C. Campbell, 8. Gordon, (’. L. Smith, M-25,
July 1959.
Integrating Circuit for Evaluating Plame Muni-
Isons. by C. L. Smith, C. W. Pinkley, TR23G9.
Oet. 1956, DDC-AD 111 787.
Investigation of Cause of Dripping from M8A1
Flares, by U. J Sehlark, TR1096, June 1941,
DDC-TIP 1'69772.
Investigation of Delayed Arming Mechanism in
the Mind Nose Homb Fuze to Determine the
('uuse of Rinding, by F. Sehulise, TH937, Nov.
1938, DDC-TIP Г7О783.
I Mi4 stigation to Dr hi mine Ihc Cause of Rlinds
end Short Tiuc'-s . i-mm Tracer ini mu nit io»,
by F V Ludden, ГН464, Jan 1934, DDC TIP
1 70030.
67
АМСР 706489
PICATINNY ARSENAL (cant’d)
/ Ht’t stigation to lit it rudite tin Cattxi of Deteriora-
tion of Signals, Aircraft, IVhitr Sltif, Parachute,
.1/it) of Lot 2-1, by E. F. R<4*M‘, 9 Feb. 1939,
DDC-TIP Г7О796.
hire stigation io lift trio i и e Cause of Ifangwire
Fail к it я of Ms Flans, by li. S. Eroe, TR696,
Mar, 1936, DDC-TIP Г7О561.
Innstigation to Di ti rntine Pretcticc Loading for
Anti-Tank Mint uad Риге, by F. Sebnltze,
TR1O1O. Nov. 1939, DDC-TIP 1'713«S.
I net stigatioH of Domestic Il'orew Silk for Pyro-
technic Parachutes, by II. S. Eroe, TR791, Jan.
1937, DDC-TIP Г7О644.
Iiirt i.tigntian of Effects of Hunting Area on Can-
dlepower of Pyrotechnic Conij.ositions, by W. II.
R.ukenbaeh. J. B. Xichels, TR646, Aug. 1935,
DDC-TIP Г70522.
. . I net xtigtition of the Effect» of Loading pressure.
Elan t'ast ('outing ant! Magnesium Particle
Site on the Hurtling Tiinr, Luminous fnttnsity
anti Color Characteristics of Pyrotechnic Flarc
Compositions (Ли..), by H. Jeekson, PL-C-TX
14, Apr. 1958, DDC-AD 147 155.
Int-fxtigution of Factors Affecting the Hurning
Time of Time Faces, by R. W. Scharf, TR574,
Jan. 1935, DDC-TIP Г7О434.
I nr-stigation of Failure of .1/1’7 Photoflash HoiiAi,
by J H. Robinson. TR1O4O, June 1940. DDC-
TIP 1’69717.
Iи c. st igatio.n of Faihii t я of U2.i Photoflash Hombx,
lot //’/o,’-/, by J. II. Robinson. TR1068. Jan.
I.Hl. DDC TIP Г097П.
Inre stteyif u>n of the Ft eisil-dit g of ar Ehctro-
<)i<ifin<lir hohtctioM Face for Photoflash Cor-
ti idy, я by .4, Kh'iii, J Bolognese, TR19J7, Jun.
J';53. DDC All 9931
I it If el n/.lhon into tilt Ff a sibll it g of о Pyro-
!.,hiile l.iini P< />,,;< < .Di -. In < L Sinili).
P .1 Kiv.i-k). '1'1131(1 2, Лни piti3. ]>!>«. AD
120 23a
(кН
. . hire stigation of Flare Illumination Iuti nsitI/
Meaxitri nit nt Techniejue (Interim Report on..),
by P, Zirkintl, (let. 1961.
Jnrt xtigotion of Foreign Tracer Compositions, by
L. II. Eriksen, TR1386, Feb. 1944. Same by
L. II. Eriksen, TRJ413, Apr. 1944, DDC-X4484.
Same by I,. II. Friksen, TR1415, May 1944, DIM’.
X4486.
lurestigation of (ironml Signals with Exirtidcd
Aluminum Hodies, by W. R. Carson, TR1081,
Apr. 1941, DDC-TIP 1'69757.
I lire stigation of Hercules Nou-Gaseous Powder
for I’sc in 21 -second Time Face, by R. W. Scharf,
TR648, Sept. 1935, DDC-TIP 1’70524.
. . hirextigation of the Heats of Reaction of Vari-
ous Chemical Systems for Use in Pyrotech nics
and Propellants (An..), by С. "'"Чрр, PL-C-
TX-2, July 1957, DDC-AD ill 788.
. . inccr.tigafien of the Ignition and Hurning Char-
acteristics of Zirconium Powder, Types I and
ll, Frankford Arsenal Purchase Description
RED-16o5 (An . .), by C. Knapp, G. Weingarten,
R. Davis, Sept 1953. Same by C. Knapp. G.
Weingarten, R. Davis, PL-C-TX-3, July 1957.
Iиrestigateun of Ignition Failures of the (I*Al
Flare, by II. S. Eroe, TR961, Mar. 1939.
Inifstigation of Lampblack for Use in 21 second
Fuci Powder, by R. W. S<-h:>rf TR6I9, May
1935, DDC-TIP 1'70476.
hirestigation of Loading of Л on-ti’ascous Free
Powdir, by C. J. Bain, TRH16. Apr, 1937, DDC-
TIP C 70668.
In< i stigation of Mildew Pri r<'ilithrcs for Pgro-
tii-hnif Parachuli Silk aiut Mticiiizid Cotton
Airphnti Cloth, by I. D Hopper, TR789, Dec.
1936, DDC-TIP Г7О642.
I in t stigation of (hik Chur.full for Un in 2t lonul
lino Fu:i, by If W. Scharf, TR6I5, July R>35.
DDC TIP I '7047:?
IH If st IfiUttffH if I ll I \ i 11. & / Ol Pl Iliff I g 1 t t If I f ,
In D E S.-.ger, 'ГК2НН Apr 1055. DDC AD
«1 103
АМСР 706-189
PICATINNY ARSENAL (cont’d)
Divestigation of Spanish Caliber .50 Incendiary
Bullet. by C. E. Webster, 3’111059, Dec. 1940.
inrextigution of Stability of igniter Composition
“K” and Red Tracer Composition, by D. Hart,
TRL3O3, June 1943, DDC-TIP R55251. Same
by D. Hart, TR1645, May 1945, DDC-ATI 207
381.
/nrcstigation of Torpedo Igniter Mark VI, Models
d, .7 and 4, by G. Weingarten, C. Knapp,
TR2180, July 1955, DDC-AD 68 345.
Kinetics of the High Temperature Reaction
Between Magnesium Powder and Oxygen
(The..), by S. S. Freeman, C. Campbell, Oet.
1902, DDC-AD 287 739.
. . Kinetics of the Thermal Decomposition of Po-
tassium Nitrate and of the Reaction Between
Potassium Nitrite and Oxygen (The..), by
E. K. Freeman, 1957.
KinCics of the Thermal Degradation of Laminac
1116, a Synthetic Styrenated Polyester, by D. A.
Anderson, E. N. Freeman, FRL-TR-2593. Dee.
1959, DDC-AD 230 497.
Kim Pcs of (he Thermal Degradation of Poly-
styrcm and Polyethylene, by D. A. Anderson,
E. S. Freeman, FRL-TR 32, July 1961.
. . Kinetics of the Cndtru-altr Corrosion of Pow-
dered Magnesium (The..), bv E. K. Freeman,
K. Gordon. Feb. 1955; TR2203 Sept. 1955, DDC-
AD 72 671.
L'ght Emission Characteristics of Expt rimental
Safi-Typ< M/tol Dust Phofoffash Bombs (Shupid
Bursters), by J. К Andrews, <1. Weingarten,
7112047. Aug 1954. DDC AD 41 707.
I.i<ihl Emission Characti ri»tics of Tt/Eet Photo-
flash (tombs in HE amt RBi6 Aircraft Tisis,
!i\ li -I. Eppig, (1 Weingarten. A I. Dorfman,
l> Ila, I. TK1775. June 1950.
Leaitiini thi M Hi th lay Holdir. by H Slrmrod,
I’M Ifi. -July 1944
Long Rangi Basic and T/chnieal Ifisiareh /.Hiding
to Satisfactory Tracer Composition, Determina-
tion of Optimum Conditions for Tracer Loading,
by I*. D. Tweed, TRIGK4, Mar. 1948, DDC ATI
207 383.
Long Rungi D/ ri lopmi nt of Delay Powders far
Ammunition Fuze Application (Bomb Fuzea),
by M. C. Epton, J. I). Hopper, TR1686, Apr.
1948, Proj. TM-2 9203A.
Long Range Dieelopnu nt of Delay Powdirs for
Ammundion Риге Applications, by D. Hart,
TR1733. June 1949.
Long Range Development of Delay Primers for
Ammunition Риге Applications, by D. Hart,
TR1735, June 1949, DDC-TiP C71O96.
Long Range Research on Pyrotechnics, by G. Wein-
garten, II. Dubrow, Mar. 1953.
Long Range Research on Pyrotechnics: Burning
Characteristics of Binary Mixtures, by D. Hurl,
11. J. Eppig. TRI 669, Oet. 1947, DDC-ATI 66
289.
Long Range Riscareh on Pyrotechnics: Develop-
ment of an Illumincnt Composition for the
TI0E2 Aircraft Flare, by D. Hart, II. J. Eppig,
TR1710, Jan. 1949, DDC-AD 128 405.
Lung Range Rest arch on Pyroteehnies: Dirt lop-
mi nt of an Improv d Smoke Composition for
Activator, Practice, Mt, by G Weingarten,
TRI 799, Nov. 19.50
Long Range Research on Pyrotechnics: Deritup-
ment of a Portable Inti grating Photometer fur
1‘hotoftash Bomb Eval nation, by C. L Smith,
C W Pinkley TR1930, Mar 1953, DDC AD
14 282.
i.ong Kaugi Rtsiisi'h on Pyrotechnics: Evalua-
tion and Exti nsion of th* Fuhtr Sub-sieve
Siitr as an lush uim nt for Determining thi
At nag' Particle Si:i of Powdered Pyrotechnic
lngr<dte.its, by H. Dubro», G Weingarten. MR-
12. Mar 1953, DDC-AD 6254
I.ok<i h'lni/i R'lHireh он lmproi ',t /yuit'r-Type
Powders, Dcrtlop Soa-lffpjrvtcoptc /gsitii Cow
dir, by 8 Inigsteii, TR1612. June 19+6. DDC-
ATI 204 952
AStCP 706-189
PICATINNY ARSENAL (coat’d)
i.oug Raiigi Reseeirch <>u Pyrotechnics: Purach ittc
Illumiuuting Flares, by 1). Hart, G. Kottler, ( .
Knapp, TRI 8:19, Sept. 1951, DDC-AT1-117 282
b/sy Range Research on P grot ее 'lilies (Special
Types of Magnesium Powder for Csc in Tracer
and Igniter Гот position»), by W. H. Rinken-
ba< h, H. J. Eppig, TR16H3, Mar. 1948, DDC-
TIP I’71069, DIM-ATI 207 302.
Long Runge kt search on Pyrotechnics: Statistical
Description of Particle Size and Distribution of
Atomized Magnesium Powder, by B. Dnbruw,
Til 1887, July 1952, DDC-AD 3331.
l-ong Range Research ox Pyrotechnics: a Study
of Light Emission Characteristics of Safe, Dust
1у pc Photoflash Hombs, by 11. J. Eppig, D. Hart,
TR1727, Apr. 1949, DDC-TIP C6OO12.
Long Rouge Reseaich on Pyrotechnics: Statistical
Description of Particle Size and Distribution of
Magni sium Powder, by B. Dubrow, 1952, DDC-
ATI 3331
Magnetic ('ore ('aunties, by D. L. Diekemon,
P. J. Kiaatsky, Aug. 1963.
Malfunction Inet stigation of Cartridge, IO.~>mm,
Smoke, НГ, HE, h»l, by W. 1. GautcMi, AED
TH 3094, July 1963, DDC-AD 413 MOJ.
Malfunction I nri stigation of Star Failures
Signals, III u.ninating. Aircraft, Double Star
Models AXMitAz1, AhMIIAl1 and AN-Ml.iA.'l,
by Gi'orge Nilsen. TK3O33, May 1962. DDC-AD
277 419L.
Manufacture of Itarium Chromate Delay Powder
us a St pi» Plant Scali, by S. Sage, TK1432, July
1!IU. DIM-TIP 1'70907.
Unnrfactuie Fleishlight Hombs, Pn parol ion
of Flashlight llomb Drawings, by H. S Erov.
T itfi) 1. Apr i H5 HIM TIP I 70469
Sptih,um tin .1 Hulyn.i of eiasions i’.inibus-
lu.u t’l'nlmly ft-ou Ditay Powdirs, by I* K.m h
Im TH20O6. Миг 1954. DIM'-AD 28 954.
. . Mechanism of ignition and Propagation of Oxi-
dant-Metiit Flushes (The . .), by J. Hershkowitz,
April 1958, DDC-AD 156 424.
Metal Dust Photoflash lionibs, by S. A. Richer,
Research and Development Lecture, Pieatinny
Arsenal, June 1954.
Method for Calculating Majimum Impact Load in
Designing a Parachute Supension System, by
II. X'. Cohen, Apr. 1955, DDC-AD GO 623.
Method for Designing and Optimum Photoflash
Homb, by 11. X. Cohen, TR2153, Apr. 1955,
DDC-AD (id 522.
Method for Determining the Moisture Content
of h'on-Laminuc Type P otechnic Compositions
(-4 , .), by A. R. Lusan J. Wingler, TR2516,
Aug. 1958, DA Proj. 5A04-01-027, (trd. Proj.
TS5-34O7, DDC-AD 201 940.
Method for Thtrtnogravimetrically Determining
Activation Energies of Vaporization and Sub-
limation, and an Estimation of These Lati nt
IIcuts, by D. Amieraoii, S. (Jordon, C. Campbell,
Mar. 1958.
Military Pyrotechnics, by 1>. Hart, Encyclopedia
Re|H>rt No 1'924, DDC ATI ;9 999.
Modification of MS Flare Composition to Increase
Candlepowi r. by (J. -J. Schladt, ’ГК538, Aug.
1934, DDC-TIP 1'70399. Same by W. II. Rin-
kenbaeh, G. J. Schladt, TR676, Nov. 1935, DDC-
X4086. DIM'TIP 1’70549. Same by W. H.
Rinkenbach, J. B. Nichols, TKM01, Feb. 1937,
DDC X4157, DDC-TIP 1’70654 Same by W II.
Rinkenbaeh, TR841, June 1937, DDC-X4187.
Sruu* by W. H. Kinkenbaeh, C. G. Dunkle,
TR!M7, Dee 1938, DDC-X4262, DDC TIP
Г7О795
Л<и- High Altitude Photofla»h ('oatiMsitions. by
D Hart, N. Dipaiin, T.R2467, Aug. 1957, DA
p.-oj 5AO4O1 027. Ord Proj ТЛ2 92О1, DDC-
AD 138 615
A'«’ lufiaird Flair Compositions, by t' A Knapp,
T|(3»r.’O. July lm;.| I'DC.M) 337 Ph)
.V< «• Infiairtl Flm < о nd Itigh ,\f(i(n<l< h/uiLr
C,,»ipositions, by C A. Knapp, TR'JtiAI. -Itilv
195'1. DDC AD KHi 217
70
АМСР 706-189
PICATINNY ARSENAL (cont’d)
.Vrir Light Producing Reactions for Photoflush
th ins; Bromine Triftoiiridc with Powdered Alum-
inum and Magnesium, by J. E. Andrew»*, G.
Weingarten, TR2250, Xov. 1955, DDC-AD 80
278.
AVie Methods for the Measurement of Relative
Ignitability and Ignition Efficiency, by ('. R.
Grande. TR2469, Feb. 1958, DDC-AD 153 190.
Л5 w Red, (t'r<<n and White Compositions for Hand
Held, Rocket-Type Signal Flares, by E. Crane,
J. Kriatal, TX 50, June I960, DDC-AD-239 166.
.Vir Type Photographic Brightness Pyrometer,
by J. F. Tyroler. TH-2135, liar. 1955.
S'ohs on Illuminating Ammunition, by В. E. Quass,
Apr. 1953.
. Optical Density of Nmokt Produced from No. 5,
MH 1 and Nobel (7.W.9) Ce nt rotors »w Relation
to Concentration and Particle Size (Report
on . by II- Green. J. A. Bannerman. PR1638,
Xov. 1936.
(Iptital Method of Obtaining Biquincinej Time of
Events without Direct Contact with the Test
Item, by J. Ь. Wright, C. L. Smith, Nov. 1957.
..Optimum Height <>/ a Burning Flarc (The..},
by II X Cohen. TK2081, Ge.. 1954, DDC-AD
44 36.
Faiui’hiifts for Bombs and flares, by S. K. Ein-
binder, TXI3, Sept. 1957, DDC Al) 144 766
I’/Uihuitton of /duniinunts to Impr</<c Photoflush
Ef/icir ney, i>y 8>. Lopatin, С. A. Knapp. TN24,
A ng 1959. DDC Alt 2<*~ 977
Ph'-toflash 1 'nrtru'tgi ( 7 hi.’ .). by J. 11. AiltKim,
Aug 1957
photoflush l'aitild'/< 1 Will !. bi E Bert
ratul Mar. i960
Ptioi ,,40 I lie Arinh’sis uf IPuiuui Nitiali in .4n-
// <idi oipn.	I) xh yd rage n.	<isil O.i утч i yh ni
Fh’oos. by .1 M l.mitt. TR 211*2. July 1855.
Polymerized Laminae Resin lll(i; Heats of For-
mation end Combustion and ('arban, Hydrogt it,
Oxygen Content, by (1. Weingarten, S., 7, l.-n>3,
DDC-AD 419 594.
Poppy Photoflash Cartridge d.^embly, by A. J.
Neigh, A. J. White, Jr., .fitly 1962.
Pre-Ignition and Ignition Reactions of the Pyro-
technic Smoke Com position Zinc-H cjrachlora-
Bcnz nt -Potassium Perchlorate, by S. Gordon,
C. Campbell, TR2123, Mar. 1955 DDC-AD 59
206.
Pre Ignition and Jgii’ttou Reactions of the Hystcnt
Barium Pi'voxidc-Mognesium-Calcium Resinate.
by V. D. Hogan, N. Gordon, 1957.
Pi, -Ignition and Ignition Reactions of the Bystem
Magncsium-Nodium Nitritte-Lamiuac, by V. 1).
Hogan. S. Gordon, PL-C-TN-2-’ Apr. 1958.
Preliminary Evaluation of the Coulter Counter
Particle Size Instrument, by 1). E. Middlebrooks,
S. M. Kaye, I). J. Edleinan, G. Weingarten,
TM1O54, Oet. 1963, ЛМСМА 5530.11.558. 5504-
01-027.
Pri Him entry I nci shgation of Effect of Plastic Costs
on Light Output of the “Daisy'’ Photoflash
Cartridge. by В. E. Quaes, No- . 1956.
Pr< timniary I nee stigation of 1:>5тм M ltd HE
('idoei d Mark< r sh< II, by M. J. Margolin, TR22S3,
Aug 1955. DDC-AD 71 5o.4.
Preliminary lit port on 2o0-s/comt Magnetic ('re
Timer, by D L Dickerson P J. W. Koutsky.
Apr 1964
Preliminary Results Obtained from Constant Cur-
rent 74ж» Ihlag ('trends f<v <’a thi TfizisN
Land Mine, by M Lararns, •' L. Smith. Apr.
1957
Pri loninaru yt uo > of tin Effect of Igmfieen I'nreisi-
< ties uh tb< I’irfiitnivsei of Phrdtiflilih
dti Mee thou. b\ 51 Kb ni. TRL't) 1 * May 19 ’4,
l»i’’ AO 32 -itn
Pe t pare,'ion of 7, :rn ntft ocarba ;olc	n « 8. mu.
Flout Bcub , l.u Maortc. liaer, ТИ19*4. ХЗе
I9'» S, 1II >i ’ A l> ‘.'1 C'l
71
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PICATINNY ARSENAL (cont’d)
Priuu г Cinnpoxitions, by E. Herz, Tniimlnt ion
No. 92, May !*>«<>, DDC-AD 237 678.
. . Primer Mixture for Initialing Delay Composi-
tions (PA-101..), by T. W. Stevens, K. G.
Sheffield, Ortl. Proj. PA-3-6, Report No. 10, Apr.
1957.
Production Engine cring and Improvement of Ig-
niter for .L'i-inch Rocket M2HAH, M^f/A2, and
.WHO. DC-tr:3-5«, Apr 1959, DDC-AD 216 210.
Progress tn lliyh Altitude Flash Compositions,
by I). «1. Edletnan S. M. Kaye, ItFL-TN-i 17,
May 1962, OMS <’<к1е 5530.11.558A, DA Proj.
504-01.027.
Propagation Phenomena iu a Photoflash Mix (60/
10 by Weight of Potassium Perchlorate/Atom-
ised Aluminum), by J. Hershkowitz, Feb. 1958.
Properties of Explosives. A Ctueiy of the Influence
of tie : rat Chemical and Thermodynamic Prop-
erties on the Ignition Efficiency of the M1A1
Rt/uib and the MtAl Rguib Loaded with "Modi-
fied'’ T61 f’ompesiti. n, by C Ia-iichitz, TR1940,
June 1953, DDC TIP Г17О97.
Properties of Mt)X-Type Explosive Mixtures. by
О. E Sheffield, TK22O5, De'. 1 *155.
Proposed Tiro Delay Circuit 1’tilizing Constant
Current Device’, by C. L Smith, M. Ьахнгпк,
Jan. 1957.
Pyrotechnic Lose i Proprane l/). by L. Smith,
Dee 1962
Pyrote eh rtie Loser Proeft ы tfil, by С. I,. Smith
and J. 1. Wright, \p 1963
Pye edech nit S pot t Ine/	e e-ice for (кг fl one id John
Rochet System, be । В Wright. TR2691. July
19tHi
f'nneie eh ole . l.eeomme eioil 'o/imli’,	( ,i .
leulele /e> ,i 1/|,.ai/< lloi’i.e Tl'rtrAiil;/ 1 *d. Ip I*. A
f,rit. '1’112126 -hui>’ I'l.iZ. DA 1‘roj (04-t.iJ-
it.il. Old I’lvj TA2 ikMD HIX AD ]3	176
Radiation Chareieleristi'-s of the XM-l.l iiiiel the
dOnim Hispano Suiza Tracer Rounds, by M.
Nowak. J. R. Staley, R. B. Davis, W. S. Wheeler,
TR3049, May 1963, DDC-AD 406 273.
. . Radioactivity-Controlled Time’ Fuze’ for " Eofeir”
Honib (A ..), by P. Kisatsky, Oet. 1961.
Radiometric De termination of Homogeneity of a
M ulticom pone id Pyrotechnic Mixture, by R. J.
Grnybtish, T. C. Castorina, TR3O57, Feb. 1963,
DDC-AD 297 999.
..Recoilless Rifle’ Artillery Flush Kimulator
(XMFi6 1(>6mm..), by J. II. Allison, June
1960.
. . Relationship Retween the Length-to-Diamc.tc.r
Ratio of the Container anil the Time-Luminosity
Characteristics of Type HI Photoflash Powder
(The . .), by S. Narper, R. Schiffinan, R. Oziinek,
TR2O45, Aug. 1954, DDC-AD 39 339.
Research and Development on Military Pyrotech-
nics, by D. Hurt, Feb. 1955. DDC-TIP l’lt»76!l.
Research and Development Progress in Military
Pyroteehni. Lecture No. 24, Feb. 1955. DDC-
AD 82 678.
Rrxins lithe i' Thun Laminac tllti as Hinders in
Pyrede ch me Compositions, bv B. Jackson, К. M.
Kaye (I. W'iagarteu, T\4i), Jnn. 19(itt, DDC-
AD 231 186.
Re usable Se ll cteible Time’ Circuits fell’ Self Stcrili-
zttion of the T-.'d' Mint, by C L. Smith. M.
Laxarus, Oct. 1958.
!{e lie w <ef Ih-e leepme nt of ;V it'll t Photeieirii ph у
from Records S и infill, d by Wriijht Field, Day-
teen, Ohio, Memo for	I ’ у !o! erh о le Section,
29 October 1937.
Rocke t Artille ry Clash hdnulator i Л’.W t C
।'. by .1 II. Allisot. Aug । *’i>0
Loe.Ct, Flash, J , , , 7\. . b) C Kni;|.|>. June
19 57
h'. if Flash S mol., 11 i,7 me! t<s Fii.iiki '-a-
h n, 1 If ICi»\ I. .1 Frev, .!>•
К В Wright. Jiii!- I'l.’iH
АМСР 706-189
PICATINNY ARSENAL (cont’d)
S'ro l.eril ef nil High Alfiliteli Performer lice- of Ex-
perimental F'hotofla.:h ('mil positions, l>y S. Lopa-
tin, FRL-TR-29, Oct. 1961, DDC-AD 26(> ‘213
Л7 gre gat ion of Potassium Pe rchloralc in Phoio-
flnxh r, by О. E. Sheffield, TRl‘278, Apr.
1943.
. . Selected Lite-ruturc of Infrared Jiiuliatioii (In-
terim lie-port on..), by (’. <'iiiiipbi’l:, Mar. 19(50.
Self Hen dining Pyrotechnic Compositions, by 11. J.
Eppig, J. I). Strachan, TR18('l, Dec. 1950, DDC-
Al) 223 113.
Sensitivity of Tracer Compositions Containing
Harium Nitrate, by JI. J. Eppig, 'ГН1254. Mar.
1943, DDC-TIP C71194.
Shell. Fixed, Smoke, Cedorcd, Tit), Ihlmni Hint,
MIA2, by P. B. Tweed, TRI673, Nov. 1947.
Simple Conversion for Automatically Recording
Weight Changes with an Analytical Haiance, by
Campbell, S. Gordon, Feb. 1957.
Simple Method for Dcrirat re Diffe re ntied Thermal
Analysis. by E. Freeman, I). Anderson, M-13,
1959.
Simulated High Altitude Tests of llluniinalinej
Compositions, by S. Resnick, TR2166, Apr 1955,
DDC-AD 61 693.
Simulated /' igi; Altitude Texts of Pyrotechnic
Flans. b> W. L. Grafton. Aug 1955. DDC-TIP
<’27fi04.
Stnokt Container for Tse eeifh Aircraft for
Asre rtaininej Iliad Direction lift port on .). by
F. L. (.osxagc, P R23, Sept. 1922.
Smoke sin am< r Signals, by К. E. Wakeman, Lec-
ture given IK May 19ё4 at I’iraliimy Arsenal.
Stnolns, Ii; >1. E. Andrews, Jr., I! V.'erbel, FPL,
M»i 196?
л<,/a t ion of llo 5 on - F ie net ton' 11,7 Prolili HI of th/
14 l.uiiet Mui’ truth r Simulated Ti d I'uSilr
(ions. ii. С I. Sinitli, M Lnr-iri!s. •Iihi. 1957.
Some Effects of Те mpm ell tere on Tight Output of
Daisy Tgin Flaxl, Cen Irielgis of Cellulose Ace-
tate flat grate, by В. E. Qimss, Dec. 1956.
X«w< Prope rticx of Stoichiome tric Delay ComposT
Herns Containing Moron as a Fuel, PL-C-TN-12,
Jun. 1958, DDC-AD 158 199.
Special Types of Magnesium Powder for Cse in
Tracer and Igniter Compositions, by II. J. Eppig,
TR 1683, Mar. 1948.
Spectral Energy Distribution e»f the Flash from
Hit/ap Tritonal Em ploy eel as a Spotting Charge,
in tin- Led' Warhead, by S. Resnick, TR2127,
Jan. 1955, DDC-AD 55 191.
Spectrograms and Spectral Energy Distribution
Curve s of Flares, Guide, THE I, T7E1, and TSE I,
by D. Hart, II. J. Eppig, TR1526, May 1945,
DIM -Х456Ч, DDC-TIP 1’70980.
Spotting Charge’ Composition Progress, by S. Цор-
atm, PL-C-TN 15, Alar. 1958.
Steebilit у of Pyrotechnic Compositions Employed
iii the AN-M.1.4 te.i -Mod Aircraft Fig'’’'s, by
II. J Eppig, ТН-15Я8, Jan 1946.
Steehility Tests on Special Pyrotcchnic Composi-
tions, by C. J Schiadt, TR42, Apr. 1931, DDC-
TIP I 69920. Same by G. J. Schladt, TR176,
Mar. 1932, DDC-TIP /70262. Same by G. J.
Sehladt, TR472. Feb 19.:! DDC-TIP 1’70037.
Same by G. J. Schladt, TRG1H, Apr. 1935, DDC-
TIP I 70475 Same by J. B. Nichols. TRK46,
July 5937, DDC-TIP 1'70698. Same by C G
Dunkle, TR9.I0, Oet. 1938. DDC-TIP I 70776.
Same by G. J Schladt, TR983, Aug. 1939, DDC-
TIP 1'70824. Same by V. C Allison TR762,
An;: 1936.
stabilization of Ground Sigtwls, by 11. S. Ens1,
TR497, Apr 1934, DDC TIP i'7'Ю62.
Stiibrliiid Ground Signals, Sir,auie: Type, by
II. s Erie', TR6O6, Apr. 19.35. DDC-TIP I’7b4’'4.
Sfiilidurel l.eihoratory f’liei elieit x f т Seesif ii’it v
fiviseinei, anel Stability of EjoiIo* in .1, by W. It.
|{iiikenlinel.. A. J (dear, TRlJttl, Rev. 1, lar.
19 14 Rev Feb 1950. DDC Т’Г I .>. 811
73
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PICATINNY ARSENAL (cont’d)
static am! Atrial Flush Characteristics of T'!2
Photoflash Hombx i.tHitlnl 4‘ith Type HI, Class
„J Photoflaxh Powder and Atrial Tests iff M120
Phtiteeflifsh Hamb ('axes Loaded u'ith Experi-
mented Photoflaxh Compositions, by (J. Weingar-
ten, 1’ЛТН 2O5H. Ann- 1954, DDC-AD 52 3HH.
Sfedie1 ill amination Texfx of ТЮ2 Phedeeflersh Ccr-
trielyes, by J. Allison, Jan. 1957.
.. Steitixtical Evaluation of the Pyrotechnics Elec-
trostatic. Senxitiidtу Tester (.! ..), by E. Crane,
July 1959.
. , Steel-Wool White Pheesphorux (SWP) Smoke
(Irrfiade (The T.MiEl . .), by L. F. Young, W. M.
Conway, TH 261*. Proj. TAI-4054, Nov. 1959.
Studies of Soiiic Delay Compositions, by B. Werbel,
TN' 42, Mar. 1955, DDC-AD S3 079.
Study of Han inn Nitrate for l’x,- in 21-xeeond Fuze
Powder, by R. \V. Scharf, TR639, July 1935,
DDC-TIP *1’70496.
Study ,f Harium Nitrate for Use in 2t-s,-cond Fuze
Powder, by P. Varrato, TI1746, Aug. 1936.
St inly of Explosive- and Incendiary Powder De-
ri loped by Mr. Follre L. Shoric, by A. J. Phil-
lipx, TR’ 322. Aug. 1943. DDC-TIP 1'7123.3.
..Study uf thi Factor Involviel in Securinej Uni-
formity of Kate of Hurniny of Kid Lead-Silicon
Powder (A by S. Li viugstui:, TR31, Aug.
192«. DDC-TIP 1'69910; TR105, Nov. 19.30.
DDC-TIP 1'7(1195.
Study of Fliyht Htirnini/ Timex of I'‘-se cond Time
Funs, by 1). K. Beeman. TR«13, Apr. 1937,
DDC-TIP 1'70665
Study of thi infrared /bopiriUs of Solid Pre,-
jultiiu' Re.vk t Motor I'lumex. by J. L. Wright,
P. BirkinJ. Nov. 1961.
. . Xtmhi ‘ the l.i<iht Emission I'heiieh-le mxtics of
Saji . Dust Type Photoflaxh Hennbs (.1 . ), by
I). Hart TK-1727. Apr. 1949; Til 1757, Feb.
1950.
Study eij Methods fur De ti rminiutj the Suh-Sit et
Particle Site Distribution of Maityanexe Powder,
by V. Lindner, TR1650, Apr. 1D47.
Study of Nickt l-Hirconinm Type Delay Composi-
tion for Use in 11- to t t-xecond T2 Primer-Det-
oiiator, by T. J. Mahler, M. C. Epion, TIU976,
DDC-AD 18 «73.
Study of Passive- Decoy Tech nic/llcx for Suiter-
sonic Vehicles, by ('. A. Knapp, A. (Iraff, Jan.
1964.
Study of Possible Substitutes fur Maejncsiuni ontl
Aluminum in Pyrotechnics and Tracer Compo-
sition». by О. E. Sheffield. TR1215, June 1943,
DDC-X4320.
Study Report for Optimum Ilciyht, Illuminance,
ond Hurniny Time for TtOE-1 and TI0E6 Air-
craft Parachute Flares, by F. Shelton, Oet.
1957.
Study of Slow Hurninej Fuze Powders Contain.ny
ftariam Nitrate and Oak Charcoal, by P. Var-
iate, TR812, Apr 19.37. DDC-TIP П70664.
Stutly of Special Types of Aluminum Powder for
Use in Flare ('отposition, by A. Strasser,
TR117H, June 1942, DDC-X5625.
Stutly Substitution of Potassium Perchlorate as a
Substitute for Ammonium Perchlorate tn the
ll2.',‘E Composition for Xiynid, Aircraft, Red Star
Cluster, Mlf. by (I. J. .Schladt, TRI049, July
]?>-»!>, DIM -TIP 1'69726.
slud!/ Substitution of Pctoxxium Perchlorate ax <i
NhWiftrfc fur .tninioiritem—Perchlorate in tin
R24E t’ompositieni far Siejnal, Aircraft, Red
star Cluster, MH, by W. II. Rinkenbach,
TRiJ49, July 1940, DDC-X5515.
St.uly I’xe of SA-pe rci nt tirade of Sodium (txalate
in I’l/titeelinic I' -impositions, by A. Strasser,
TR1101, Ma- i!>42, DDC-X5612.
Study t.'f the l x, of M tidlic Maytit siuni in the
I’yride clinic White l.iyht Coni positions, by (i. J.
Sellladt, .inn. 1931.
,-tuelyof i rt of Noehelnr .1 tiiminuin fnon lUynuldx
.'It lids Company, by A. Strasser, 1’111171, May
1912, DI»C X562(».
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Study of the Use of Thermite Type Compositions
as Pyrotechnic Ilhiminanh, by W. II. Rinken-
baeli, G. J. Schladt, TR128, Sept. 1931, DDC-
TIP Г7О217, DDC-AD 103 510.
Substitute for Pyrotechnic Parachute Silk, by S.
Livingston, TR136, Sept. 1931, DDC-TIP
1’70224. Sa’*>e by W. Anderson, TR636, June
1935. DDC-TIP 1’70493.
Substitutes for Potassium Perchlorate in Pyrotech-
nic Compositions, First Progress Report, TR1222,
Dee. 1942, DDC-X1222. Same by L. II. Eriksen,
TR1321, Aug. 1943, DDC-X44O8. Same by L. II.
Eriksen, О. E. Sheffield, TR1408, Mar. 1944,
DDC-X4480. Same by L. II. Eriksen, TR1426,
June 1944, DDC-X4495.
Substitutes for Silk in Pyrotechnic Parachutes, by
F. V. Ludden, TR5i;6, July 1934.
Substitution of Aluminum for Magnesium in II-
himinant Composition for the MS Al blare, by
W. II. Rinkenoaeh, C. G. Dunkle, TR1091, June
1941, DDC-X5550, DDC-TIP 1’69767.
Substitution for Potassium Perchlorate in Pyro-
technic Compositions, by L. II. Eriksen, TR1280,
Apr 1943, DDC-TIP 1171205.
Substitution of Sodium Nitrate for Barium Nitrate
and Sodium Oxalate in VVAite Light Composi-
tions, by II. J. Eppig, TR1266, Mar. 1943, DDC-
X4359.
Suggested Method for Measuring Low Light Level
Lnminants, by R. Davis, J. Tyroler, July 1959,
DDC-AD 214 770.
Suitability of Recovered Dow Metal Powder i4
Pyrotechnic Compositions, by C. G Dunkie,
TR1116, Sept. 1941, DDC-TIP Н697Г9.
Suitability of Reynolds Metals Aluminum. Types
Р-.Ч and D-12, as Substitutes for Grade В Alum-
inum in llluminant Compositions for the AN-
.Uj6 Plan-, by L. II. Eriksen, TR134I, Sept.
1943. DDC-TIP 1’71252
Suitability of Secondary Aluminum powder for
Use in Pyrotechnic Compositions, by W. J. Wis-
wesser, TR)t<7, June 1942, DDC-X5624.
Summary of Foreign Manufactured Ordnance
Items Examined at Picaiinny Arsenal, from
1 July ШЗ tn 30 June by В. C. Schofield,
TR2068, Nov. 1.954, DDC-AD 47 990.
Summary Rej.-ui Corering the Availability of
Battlefield Illumination Devices and Night Vis-
ion Aids, by S. Resnick, L. J. Frey, Jr., S. II,
Cohen, Dee. 1962.
SurreT'anee Study of Nickel-Eirconium Type De-
lay Powder for M20S Hand Grenade Риге, by
AL T. Hedges, T. I. Afahler, ТЯ1952, Aug. 1953.
DDC-AD 17 143.
Surface Active Agents as an Aid in Blending Py-
rotechnic Compositions, by C. Campbell, Jr.,
W. J. Nolan, TR2172, Мяу 1955, DDC-AD 63
717.
Survey of Sensitivity Characteristics of Typical
Delay, Igniter. Plash, and Signal Type Pyro-
technic Compositions, by J. Kristal, S. M. Kaye,
TAI1316, Apr. 1964, AMCM8 5522.11.558, DA
1C 52380/A302, DDC-AD 222 993.
Surveillance Test on М3 Aircraft Parachute Plarc,
by J. H. Robinson, TR1011, Nov. 1939, DDC-
TIP , 69689.
Surveillance Test of Ms Plares of Lot 1351-
II under Accelerated Storage Conditions, by
J. II. Robinson, TR9O8, Aug. 1938, DDC-TIP
1’70757.
Surveillance Tests, Cartridge, Photoflash M112,
by C. Knapp, S. Ijopntiii, R. Schiffinan, PL-C-
TN 1, June 1957.
Surveillance Tests on H16A1 Primer Detonators
Containing Type I, Class В Delay Powder, by
J. E. Oxmun, TR1546, July 1945.
Surveillance Tests of 37mm Red Tracers (Incom-
plete). by H. N. Erne. TR703. Feb. 1936, DDC-
Т1Г 1’70568.
. . Surrey of Available Literature un the Rapid
Combusts'» of Metah in Air (A . .), by H. Hoff-
ner. TR2J61, Sep! 1954, DDC-AD 44 543.
A'ymposom on Boric Pyrotechnics Risearch, Ab-
stracts of Papers, Feb 1957, DDC-TIP C583I2.
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.. Temperature Stable НЮС Cycle. Oscillator (4 ..),
by D. L. Diekeraon, M. Lmmhih, June 1964.
Ternary Mixtures of Chromic Oxide-Boron-Rar-
imu Chromate us Delay Compositions, by U.
Werbel, PL C-TN-22, Apr. 1958.
Ternary Mixtures of Chromic Ofide-Roron-Bariutn
Chromate as Delay Compositions, by B. Werbel,
PL-C-TN-22, Apr. 195Я.
Teat of Cover and Reinforcing Ring of the Im-
proved M8 Flare, by H. S. Eroe, TR689, Feb.
1936, DDC-TIP U70556.
Text of Flare. Suspension Rands, by L. F. Yaung,
TR488, Mer. 1934, DDC-TIP Г79053; TR505,
May 1934, DDC-TIP I '70366.
Tcs,t of Md. Flare Suspension Bands, by II. 8.
Eroe, TR540, Sept, 1Ж
Text of Trie Powders in .W-5’4 Time Fine, by
R. W. Scharf, ТЙ1О97, June 1941, DDC-TIP
1169773.
Text of (Jertnan Colored Smoke Signals, by J. M.
King, TR338, Mar. 1933, DDC-TIP 1)70099.
Text of Hand Held Rocket Type Distress Signals
(T66 Type Modified), Resubmitted ba A Com-
pany and В Company, by II. S Eroe, TR-1Z06,
Nov. 1948; TR-1734, May 1949.
Test of High Altitude Hand Held Rocket Type
Distress Signals (T66 Type Modified) Submitted
by .1 Company und H Company, by Ii. Я. Eroe,
30 Nov. 1948
Test of New Type MS Flare Suspension Bands,
by II S. Eroe, TR65O, Sept. 1935, DDC-TIP
(170526.
Test of .Ven1 Ту p> Ms At Flare Suspension Bands.
Stitngth Texts of New Type Ms.ll Flare Xf;x
pension Band Assemblies with Formed Locating
Stops, by ' II. Robinson TRH78, 15 Feb. 1938,
DDC-TIP Г7072.9.
Test of New Type .118 Flare Suspension Bands.
Test of Strengthened New Type M8 Flare Silf-
peftnion Band Assemblies, by H. 8. Eroe, TR697,
Apr. 1936, DDC-TIP H7O562. Same by II. S.
Eroe, TR775, Dee. 1Ж
Test Report of Dynamic Tests for Infrared and
Visible Light Measurements on Two Types of
Caliber .50 Spotter-Trucer Ammunition, by J. L.
Wright, Sept. ’961.
Tests of Granidar Magn<sium Powder in Pyro-
technic Compositions, by W. II. Rinkenbach,
G. J. Sehladt, TR1073/Mar 1941, DDC-TIP
II69749.
Theory of Rates of Propagative Burning for Sys-
tems which Undergo Crystatline Transitions and
Changes in State, by E. R. Freeman, G. Wein-
garten, TR-2596.
Thermal, Analysis of D-16 Delay Powders, by 8.
Lopatin, PL-C-TN-5, Aug. 1957, DDC-AD 111
789.
Thermal Parameters Associated with Ignition of
the Magnesium-Barium Nitrate System, by M.
Gilford, S. Gordon, FRL-TN-4S, Mar. 1960,
DDC-AD 234 323.
Thermal Parameters Associated with the Ignition
of the Magncsium-Sodium Nitrate System, by
M. Gilford, S. Gordon, G. Weingarten, TN 27,
Aug 1958, DDC-AD 212 848.
.. Thermal Theory for Rates of Propagative Burn-
ing (A ..), by E. S. Freeman, G. Weingarten,
TR2596, June 1959, DDC AD 218 171.
Thcrmoanulyxix of Binary Systems КС 1(^1 Alkali
and Alkaline Earth Metal Nitrates, by V. I).
Hogan, S. Gordon, Sept. 1959.
Thermminalysix of Pyrotechnic Systems: Magne-
sium, Barium Chlorate, Saran or KEL-F, and
Laminac, by E. Crane, S. Gordon, TN-33, Aug.
1959.
Th >-moanalytiral Charactr citation of Several Qui-
»al Clathrate Compounds, by M. Gilford, S.
Gordon, TN41, Mar. 1960, DDC-AD 23 » 847
76
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PICATINNY ARSENAL (corn’d)
.. Thermoanedyttcal Study of Binary llrieianf Sys-
tems. I. Potasdum Perchloivde-Rarium Nitrate
(A..), by V. D. Hogan, S. Gordon, PT CW
17, Mar. 1958, DDC-AD 161 791.
.. '!'/:< rmoanalytieal Study of Ninety Oxieiet/tt Sys-
tems. If. Barium PerMorate-Potatsiam Ni-
trate (A . .), by V. !). Hogan, 8. Gordon, PL-
C-TN-18. Apr. 1358, DDC-AD 157 635.
. . Thermetanalytical Study of the Binary Oxidant
Systems of Potassium Perehloraie SelcCe.d Alkal'
anel Alkaline Barth Metal Nitrate» (-1..), by
V. Пора»;, S. Gordo»), TIL 2 608.
.. Tlierruoanalytical Study of the Ignition and
Combustion Reaction» of Black Powder (A ..),
by C. Campbell, G. '»Ve»ngarten, PL-C-TN 27,
June 1958, DDC-AD 207 077.
. . Thermoanalytical Study of the Recip.'etcal Sys-
tem 2KN0, + BaCl,, 2KCI + Ba(N()t}t, (A ..),
by V. Hogan, 8. Gordon, 1960.
Titan Flash Cartridge, by J. W. Leath, Oet. 1961.
Toreranets Permissible in the Percentage Compo-
sition of Type Hl Class A, Photojtash Powder,
by 8. F. Sarner, TR2O74, Oct 1954, DDC-AD
46 683.
Use of the Baheo Micro Particle Classifier in Sepa-
rating a Narrow Micron Range Sample of Atom-
ized Aluminum, by A. Tawliler, PL-C-TN-28,
July 1959, DDC-AD 215 359.
. . Trial on the Screening of Back Areas from .l»r
Ob.xirration (Report an..), by W. R. (lalwey,
PR629, Sept. 1928.
Type 17 Red Smoke Tracking Blare, by J. IL
Allison, Nov. ]9Gi.
. . Use of Aluminum Powder Tailings in Pyrotech-
nic Compositions (The..), by H. J. Eppig,
»>. E Sheffield, TRI397, Mar. 1944, DDC-IvW?.
DDC AD 170 877.
i \t of .Alomioel Magni xium in Blare and Signal
Compositions, by A I'liav^r. TRIlMi. Aug. 1942,
DDC-Til’ 171271
.. Use of Differential Thermal Analysis for In-
vestigation of the Kffeet of High Bncrgy Radia-
tion on Crystalline Ammonium Perchlorate
(The..), by E. 8. Freeman, D. Anderson, M-33,
Aug. 1959.
Cue of Blake Magnesium in Blare end Signal
Composition:;, First Pn res» Report, TR1227,
•Ian. 1.943, Same by О. E. Sheffield, TR1301,
June 1943, DDC-TIP C71216.
Use of 65fSi> Magnesium-Aiuminum Alloy in Photo-
flash Powders, by H. J. Eppig, TR1356, Oct.
1943, DDC-TIP 1770847.
Uee of Polyvinyl Chloride in Compositions for
Blares, round, T9, and T12, by О. E. Sheffield,
TR1545, July 1945, DDC-X4581.
ITe of Potassium Perchlorate in Composition the
Signal, Aircraft, Red Star Parachute, M-ll, by
W. II. Rinkenbach, G. J. Sehladt, TN1095, June
1941, DDC-X5554, DDC-TIP U69771.
US UK-Canada TTCP Report of Working Group
#5 Pyrotechnics, by S. Sage, June 1961.
Volumetric LourVr for Nun-Flowing Powders, by
E. ..'esceraerrtki, DB-TR 3-58, Mar. 1958, DDC-
AD Lib 149.
Warhead, ’76Jmm Racket, Flash Smoke, XM38,
by S. Gordon, 7. Ilror.itiak, J. Andrews, Sept.
1959.
Wai head Section, Practice, 318mm Rocket, Flash
Smoke, XM8, by E. Blackman, J. Andrews, Dee.
1959.
While Smetke Competition for Fun, Mine, AT,
Piuctici, M60i, by C. A. Knapp, (1. Weingarten,
TR22H5, July 1956, DA Proj. None, Ord. Proj.
PA-3-3, DDC-AD 100 771.
11Л7,1 Smoke Compositicns for Use in the iOSmm
ТЮ7В2 White Smoke Shell, Ьу E. D. Crane,
B. Werbel, May 1962.
. . Working Parly No. 23, (Air Pyrotechnics) (Re-
port 3rd Mn ting . J, Apr. 26 to May 7. 1954,
DDC TIP С599.Ч, (Report of ith Meeting ),
M».y to ! JiP!  1956, DDC-TIP (’46541.
АМСР 706-189
P1TMAN>DUNN LABORATORIES
Philadelphia, PenmQ-lvania See: FRANKFORD
ARONAL.
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
Rosie Research in Physical and Chemical Kinetics
Related to Problems of Combustion and Propul-
sion, TK-59-174. Nov. 1959, DIM’-AD 231 «30.
.. Stability of Propellants and the Theory of
Thermal Ignition, by I. Glawnan. R460,
AFOSR TN 5Й-586, May 1959, DDC-AD 217
185.
Staircase Methods of Sensitivity Testing, by T. W.
Anderson, NAVORD 6546, Mar. 1946, DDC-
TIP 1’55107.
Statistical Analysis for a New Procedure, in Sensi-
tivity Experiments, R-4040, July 1944.
REDEL, INC.
Mechanistic Studies of Conductive Film Ignition,
Reports:
GPR-1, Aug. 1958, DDC-AD 303 102.
GPR-2, Nov. 1958, DDC-AD 304 638.
OFR-3, Feb. 1959, DDC-AD ЗОЯ 779.
О PR-4, May 1959, DDC-AD 306 209.
REDSTONE ARSENAL
lltmtaville, Alabama
Compilation of liata oa Army, Navy, and Com-
mercial Standard Electric Squibs, by R. E.
Betts, 3J14N1, Jan. 1956.
Investigation of Possible. Improvement in Rocket
Ignition, by M. Gallagher, TR-2, Sept. 1953,
DDC-AD 37 539.
Mctal-flxietant Ignttir Mattrials, by S. Zeman,
llovket Development laileiratoriis*.
REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY, INC.
Bridgeport. ('on лее! ifnt
D< c< lignin uf of Cal ,6ч High Expluxivt and /«-
iiin/tiitii Ihtlhb, by (». 9. t'lifTonl. Final Re-
port. .Inly l!H-’>
RESIN RESEARCH
LABORATORIES, INC.
Investigation of New Type Polymers to he Used
in Pyrotechnic Ettels for Thermal Dissemination
of Agents, R UM, Aug. 1963, DDC-AD 416 033.
ROHM AND HAAS COMPANY
Philadelphia, Pa.
. . All Purpose Metal-Oxidant Ignition System
(An ..), by D. L. Kilbouni.
SHARPLESCORPORATION
RESEARCH LABORATORIES
424 W. 4th St., Bridgeport, Pennsylvania
Particle Sire Distribution Analysis, Bull. 101, The
Sharpies Micromerograph.
SHELL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
Study of Mechanised Flame Throwers, by R. D.
Dawson, May 1943, DDC-ATI 33 260; July 1943,
DDC-ATI 33 258; Aug. 1943, DDC-ATI 31 965.
SOUTHWEST RESEARCH
INSTITUTE
Studies in Ignition, by F. A. Warren, R. J. Martin,
J. II. Wiegand, TR-9, Project 7-361-A, Feb. 1956.
STANFORD RESEARCH
INSTITUTE
Palo Alto, California
High Tvmperatnrt—A Tool for the Futwe, Pro-
ceedings of Sym|M>siuni, 1956.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY
Palo Alto, California
. . Investigation of the Igitv : I'nipvatnrc of
Solid Metals (An . by W. . nokls, June
1957.
SYLVANIA ELECTRIC
PRODUCTS, INC.
/иfi firi tl P'lrtNll .1/Л •/,?/«** W'/M.	l.i.iitp
Stiithf, Piiiitl KvpoH, Sept. 19.TI
АМСР 706-189
TACTICAL AIR COMMAND
Langley Air Forec Ba e, Virginia
Paiachutc Flare Evaluation, by I. L. К hues, Jr.,
AFSAWC TDK 6.3, Aug. 196.3, DDC-AD 416
217.
TANK DESTROYER BOARD
See: ARMY TEST AMD EVALUATION
COMMAND.
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
.. Combustion of Metals (The ..), by A. V. Grosse,
J. B. Conw.iy, Project N9-OXR-87301, Oet. 1951.
Office of Naval Research High Temperature Project,
by A. V. Grosse, J. B. Conway, Final Report,
July 1954.
Powdercel-Met al Flames, by J. B. Conway, A. V.
Grosse, TR ONR Contract X9-ONR-87301, DDC-
AD 20 972.
TEMPO, INC.
Production Engineering Study of 105mm, M.'iflAd
Illuminating Shell, by I). F. Salmon, June 1957,
DDC-AD 201 190.
TEXAS, UNIVERSITY OF
Preliminary Thermodynamic Calculations on Var-
ious Fuels and Related Compou, ds, by R. C.
Anderson, L. F. Hatch, W A. Felsing, ГТ/DRL
62, June 1946, DDC-ATI 198.
THIOKOL CHEMICAL
CORPORATION
Elkton, Maryland
Ay, mg of T-M7 Rocket Motor with Model “IF'
h/Hitti, by .1. Felhn’ii, RX-30-54, Aug. 1'1.>4,
DDC AD .39 4 >*.
I>, ri lu/inii >it of Improve el Ignition Si/sh in fur the
7’joos Ruehl! Motor.\>y J. E. Pelham. RN-.36-55,
Del DDC Al) sO 6hi.
!>e re lupinent of Improved Imudiug Methods for
T-6 Delay Elements, Contract DA-1-49*186-502*
OR D-P-362, Sept. 1956.
Development of Metal Powder-Oxidizer Composi-
tions for Ignition of Polysulfide-Perchlorate Pro-
pellants, by E. C. Ricks, W. R. Ignatius, RN-
9-52, DDC-AD 10 550.
. . Development of a Modified ignition System for
High Altitude Performance of the M7A1 Rocket
Motor {Final Report on the..), by К. P. King,
RX-14-59, May 1959, DDC-AD 307 067.
Development of New and Improved Fuel Hlocks
for Thermal Generation, by A. Irwin. Reports:
RX-E.3-55, Jan. 1955, DDC-AD 57 544.
Feb. 1955, DDC-AD 57 637., Д
RN-E5-55, May 1955, DDC-AD 68 fiGZ.
RN-E14-55, June 1955, DDC-AD 79 37t.
RX-E6-56, Mar. 1956, DDC-AD 90 085.
Development of New and Improved Solid Fuel
Hlocks for Thermal Generation, by A. Irvin,
K-2, CAIL ETF 248-3/2, Contract DA-18-108-
CML-5376, July 1954, DDC-AD 310 108.
Development of a Reduced-Debris Igniter System
for Small Air to Air Rockets, by J. E. Pelham,
К. P. King, RX .3-56, May 1956.
Quarterly Progress Reports:
RX-5-54, Kept. 1954
RX-17-55, Mar. 1955
RN-5-55, June 1955
RX-1-56, Apr. 1956, DDC-AD 88 955
RX-10-56, June 1956
RX 21-56, June 1956, DDC-AD 115 414
RX-33-56, Kept 1956, DDC-AD 122 737
RX-20-57, Mar. 1957, DDC-AD 134 847
RN-50-58, Sept 1958
RX-20-59, Mar. 1959
UNITED RESEARCH SERVICES
Burlingame. California
Feasibility of Active Counte rneeasures for Tluruied
Effects of Nuchar Weapons, by T. C. Goodale,
M. В Hue. kins, Л. B. Willoughby, Filial Report,
( oiiH-net Dl l) t)S 62 242, July 19ti3 DDC-AD
412 73.3
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US. FLARE CORPORATION
Sun Valley, California (Subsidiary of Atlantic
Reneareh Corporation)
Design end Development and Fabrication of ig-
niter for ЗЛ-inch Rocket, by R. Smith, Mar.
1954, DDC-AD 31 569.
Design and Development of 60mm lUuminating
Shell, T213, by J. R. MeGibbeny, Aug. 1955,
DDC-AD 74 630.
Design and Development of Improved Tracer for
Tank Oun Ammunition, by G. F. Gerth,
Apr. 1955, DDC-AD 66 467
May 1955, DDC-AD 66 734
June 1955, DDC-AD 70 090
July 1955, DDC-AD 70 Я14.
Development of Simm, Illuminating Shell T214E2,
Oet. 1958, DDC-AD 206 977.
U.S. FORCES, ETO
Department of Defense, Waahington, 1). C. Sec:
MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS.
UNIVERSAL MATCH
CORPORATION
Mt. Louia, Missouri
As»borne Infrared Countermeasure», Final Report,
CMC 875, Feb. 1959 DDC-AD 306 54).
Conference on High Altitude and High Velocity
Ignition and Sustained Rteming of Pyrote.‘Antes,
Dee. 1955.
Design and Development of Г- and 6O-second De-
lay Switch, 1958.
Ih sign and Development of Simulator Illttminaling
Shitt, Ts3El. by R. IIopkiitH, Final Rv|a>rt,
Apr 1954. DDC-AD 11 934
Disign and De i t lopmi nt of a Spotting Charge for
Huuihs with Conical Fins, I’roj. TA2-2O5O, hy
II C. i’ilt. June 1958, 1>IM’-A1> 98 571. Sitine,
Min 1956. DDC-AD 97 580.
Di sign and Development of a Torpedo, Signaling
Railway, T2, Project TA-29291 F,
June 1954, DDC-AD 60 557
July 1954, DDC-AD 60 558
Aug. 1954, DDC-AD 60 559
Sep. 1954, DDC-AD 60 560
Nov. 1954, DDC-AD 60 971
Feb. 1955, DDC-AD 61 779
Determination of Heat Powder Parameters, by I
Kowaraky:
Alar. 1954
Apr. 1954, DDC-AD 32 515
May 1954, DDC-AD 36 780
June 1954, DDC-AD 32 284
Development of Gasless Heat Powders, by O. J.
Buckbeitn:
July 1956, DDC-AD 119 850
Oet. 1956, DDC-AD 115 919
Jan. 1957
Apr. 1957, DDC-AD 133 586
Oet. 1958
Jan. 1959, DDC-AD 159 558
Extruded Ignition Materials, by P. G. Boyhnan,
Sept. 1957, DDC-AD 146 711.
Fuze Explosive Trains:
June 1956
Jan. 1957, DDC-AD 138 495
Sep. 1957
Nov. 1957, DDC-AD 147 922
Jan. 1958, DDC-AD 154 333
Feb. 1958, DDC-AD	157 828
Apr. 1958	
May 1958, DDC-AD	162 335, DDC-AD 301 266
June 1958, DDC-AD	3OI 267
July 1948, DDC-AD	302 987, DDC-AD 306 283
Sep. 1948	
Fust Explosive Trains:
Apr. 1959
July 1959, DDC-AD 312 673
Aug. 1959
!><-<. 1959, DDC-AD 315 482
Jan. I960. DDC-AD 317 011
Hint Powelir, FZ-.il, Уon-tiaxituts. July 1954,
DDC-AD 34 732
Performance Test Under t.aboralory Ciniililnnis of
.1 (А’Л’-i) Fiori Ixiuncher Ejection
Sy,ti ill. T1C102-10. Dee. 196J. DDC \D 270 498.
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UNIVERSAL MATCH
CORPORATION (cont’d)
Research and //ccelopmcut „/ Improved igniter
Materia!», Feb. I960.
/{(march on Infrared Flare:
Aug. 1955, DDC-AD 80 315
Nov. 1955
Apr. 1956, DDC-AD 92 111
May 1956
•July 1936, DDC-AD 100 559
Jan. 1957, DDC-AD 125 981
/{emarch Inrestigatiuns of Heat Powders, by (). J.
Bockheim:
Apr. 1958
July 1958, DDC-AD 303 960
Oct. 1958, DDC-AD 305 490
Jan. 195b, DDC-AD 308 988
 Apr 1962, DDC-AD 59 558	;
Shell, illuminating, 105mm, T107E1: Shell, Propa-
ganda, 105mm, T107 ; Shell, Colored Marker,
105mm, Ml:
Jan. 1955, DDC-AD 53 225
Apr. 1955
May 1955, DDC-AD 66 551
June 1955, DD'’-AD 70 721
July 1955, DDC-AD 72 303
Aug. 1955, DDC-AD 72 307
Sep. 1955, DDC-AD 73 722
Oet. 1955, DDC-AD 78 415
Nov. 1955, DDC-AD 80 569
Dee. 1955, DDC-AD 83 358
Jan. 1956
Feb 1956, DDC-AD 90 087.
Shell, Propaganda, 155mm, T72; Shell, Colored
Marker, 155mm, M107:
Sep. 1955
Nov. 1955
Dec. 1955
UTAH UNIVERSITY
Thermodynamic /lata anti lioml Energie» for Seme
tloroit Compound», hy D. II. Pack, (1. R. Hill,
MC( -ИГ23 TR-169, June 1955, DDC-AD 103
146
WAR DEPARTMENT
8’< t. DEPARTMENT OF ARMY.
WATERTOWN ARSENAL
Watertown. Ma^Kaehnsetts St . ARMY
MATERIALS RESEARCH AGENCY.
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
Atrial Photograph Flash Powder», Composition
and I'xt, by С. R. Hoover, NDKC G-68, Final
Report, Feb. 1942.
Apparatus and Methods for the Study of Photo-
flash flomli Explosions, by G. A. Hill, et al.,
DSHD 6333, Nov. 1945.
.. Cinema Spectrograph (A ..), by II. A. Wadnian,
ORD 1949-8, May 1949.
Cinema Spectrograph, I/, by II. A. Watbuan, ORD
1950-6, June 1950.
.. Color Value Meter (A ..), by II. S. Moran.
M. G. M. Clarke, ORD 1949-7. May 1949.
Color Value Meter, //, by II. S. Moran, ORD
1950-5, June 1950.
Colored Smokes, by W. C. Nelaou, ORD 1948-5,
Nov. 1947.
Colored Smokes, I/, by W. C. Nelaoii, ORD 1948-8,
May 1948.
Colored Smokes, by E. Sliuiowiea, W. C. Nelaou,
ORD 1951-3, June 1951.
Colored Sntokts Measurement Technique» and
Methods, by W. C. Ncluon, С. E. Hlimowiea,
R. (1. Clarke, M. G. M. Clarke, WT 1949-9,
May 1949. DDC AD 161 649.
.. Comparison of Electronic and Pyrotechnic
Cashes (A . .), by B. W. Smith, Jr., TN 48,
Aug. 1954, DDC-AD 37 115.
/>t ter mination of Metallic Aluminum in Atomized
Powders, by J. E. McKeon, л. M. Barba, W. C.
NcImmi. ORDWES TN 54, Sept. 1954.
Determination of the Relative Sptctral Sensitivity
of Phototubes, by H. Я. Moran, ORDWES TN
34, Sept. 1953.
fit relopnit ' of the Photoflash /fjwtfe, by M. G. M.
Clarke, (b DWES 1949-5. Apr. 1949.
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WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY (coat’d)
Dyeing of Meyneiiuin, by Л. M. Barba, W. C.
Neiaon, B. C. Mlimowiea, TN-9, May 1951, DDC-
ATI 129 265.
..FAuA Homb (T-dEl..), by G. A. Hill, R. G.
Clarke, NDRC-432, Dee. 1944.
F!«fA lloubt, Mar. 1953.
..Floak Cartridge (Special Report, T-10..), by
G. A. Hill and R. G. Clarke, Apr. 1945.
Further Development of the Original Design:
Theory e>i^l Testing of an Improved Model II
Design, by C. G. Ford, et al., ORDWES 1949-1,
Nov. 1948.
Ground Illumination Produced by the Od>9 Flash
Romb at Various Heights and Aspect Angles,
by C. G. Ford, JI. 8. Moran, AFTN 19, Nov.
1951.
Haze and its Eject on Eight Aerial Photography,
Feb. 1953.
. High Npeed Motion Picture Camera, I. The-
oretical Consideration: E rperintentai Model
(A..), by C. G. Ford, W. I». Senett, L. A.
Keholx, R. G. Clarke, ORD 1948-2.
.. High Speed Motion Picture Camera, II. Further
Development af the Original Design: Theory and
Testing of aa Improved Model II Design (A ..),
by C. G. Ford, R. G. Clarke, R. 8. К a rd а», С. O.
Fro*!, ORD 1949-1, Nov. 1948.
High Hjiced Motion Pictures of Air Hurst Flash
Hombs: Special Report on Teets Run al Ottawa,
by G. A. Hill, К G. Clarke, Oct. 1945.
. . Ilturiinatiou of Vertical Surface*, (The ), Mar.
fmprovcmtnl of Photofiush Homb», by <> A. Hill,
R. <1 t'lnrkv, O8RD 2C10, Nov. 1943
Index !/> Quiirhfhi Rtpnrt* and Technical Notes,
> F 1951-4, IM 1951.
Ion Exchange Purification of Samples for Chemi-
cal Analyses of Trace Elements, by R. II. Robin-
son, ORD 1951-4, Sept. 1951.
..Tate Experimental Work (Final Report on..),
by G. A. Hill, R. G. Clarke, NDRC, Oet. 1945.
Еоьс Altitude Night Photography: The Position
of lUuminant, by R. G. Clarke, ORDWES TN
42, July 1954
Magnesium Hurner 11: Fuels, by If. S. Moran,
R. Я. Kardas, A. M. Barba, W. C. Neiaon, AFTN
2.i, Oct. 1952.
.. Magnesium Hurner—Uses Other Than Photo-
graphic (The..), May 1951.
Mechanical Time Fuses, by II. A. Wadnian, A. J.
Coutu, R. 8. Eastman, ORDWES TN 10, May
1951, DDC-ATI 129 267.
Mechanical Time Fuzes 11, by II. A. Wadman,
A. J. Coutu, R. S. Eastman, Nov. 1951, DDC-
ATI 130 443.
Mechanical Time Fuzes 111, by II. A. Wadman,
A. J. Coutu, R. 8. Eastman, AFTN 17, Nov.
1951, DDC-ATI 130 442.
.. Miniature Photofiash Cartridge (A ..), by R. M.
Dawson, W. C. Nelson, A. J. Coutu, R. G. Clarke,
TN 53, Sept. 1954, DDC-AD 46 821.
Night Aerial Photography, A Technical History,
by M. G. M. Clarke, G. N. Conklin, TN 51, July
1954, DIM’ AD 46 595.
Same, Appendix IV, Supporting Documents,
Electronic Flash, TN 51.
IIRDWER Quarterly Reports, by ORDWES Staff:
No. 1, Frb 1947
No. May 1947
No. 4, Aug. 1947
No. 4. Nov. 1947
No. 5, Feb. 1948
No. 6, May 1948
No. 7. Au/. 1948
No. 8, Nov. 1948, DDC ATI 65 525
No. 9, Feb. 1949
No. 10, May 1949
No 11, Aug 1949
Na 12. Nov. 1949
АМСР 706-189
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY (cont’d)
OlfDWfiS (pearterly lieports, by ORDWES Staff:
No. 13. Feb. 1950
No. 14. May 1950
No. 15, Sep. 1950
No. Hi, Dee. 1950
No. 17, Mar. 1951
No. 18, Sep. 1951
No. 19. Dee. 1951
No. 20, Mar. 1952
No. 21, Sep. 1952
No. 22, Dee. 1952
No. 23, Mar. 1953
OjielantPn, I CornpoiritioKS for Vaporizable Ae/tntx,
by W. Plaskon он. CML 1952-2, July 1952, DIH -
AD 264 083.
. . Perception of Color at Smalt Subtense and the
Specification of Subjtctire White (The..), by
.1. II. Taylor, ORD 1949-4. Mar. 1949.
. . Phute/fhish Itontb 11: Technical !>, i'ilopmcnts
in I'lt/'-i); Pritiminary Theoretical Treatments
(The..), by It G. Clarke. (*. G. Ford, May
1949.
. . Pholeithtsh Homb III: The Ctisiuef end the Ihist
Chortp, Infrared Ifadoituin from Plashes
(Thi ..). by It G. Clarke, ORD 1950-4, June
1950.
. . phtdoflet.sh Heiiiib, IV (Thi . .), by \V. C. Nelson.
It W. Stallbaiini, It G. Clarke. (HID l:i.53-2,
.lime 1953.
. . Plodnfleesh Hoiub. I Г. The fffects of Cast and
Hand Packeti llursftrs. Spherical Гг/.va» Cylin-
drirui Types. Peiytltreel Iron us an Aelehthe,
fhid'inl S< e/ri aatnm 'The by R G Clarke,
VV. C. Nelson, It W. Stallbauin. (HID 1951-2,
•Dine 1951 DDC-AD 513Г.
. . Pkchiftash Homb. Г (The 1>\ W. ('. Nelson.
It \V. Slalibaiiiii. (H<D 1952-2. June 19.52.
. Phuloflash Hoe,ib. 17 (7 he . by \V. C Nelsun.
It \V SUiHbaoin, К G Clark<’, (HID 1953-2,
June 1953
Photoflosh Heniib Types, by W Г Nelson, TN.52.
S. j.t 1954. DDC-AD !9 933.
Photoflash Pencell is, I, by Л. M. Barba, TN-28,
Mar. 1953, DDC-AD 4689.
Phedofiash Pcicdtrs, II, by Л. M. Barba, TN-3H,
Jan. 19.54. DDC-AD 24 732.
Photometric Instruments for Photofiash Study:
Liejht Pulse Phot cine tecs anil Integrator, by
II. S. Moran, ORD 1949-10, May 1949.
Physics of h’iejht Atrial Photography,
(let. 1949
Apr. 1950
July 1951
Oet. 1951
Jan. 1953
Apr. lnJ3
Oet. 1953
Dee. 19.53
Jan.1954
Mar. 1954, AF 1954-1, DDC-AD 27 190
June 1954. AF 1954-2, DDC-AD 33 «23.	'
Pyrotechnics Project, by R G. Clarke, NDRC,
July 1945.
Hesldts of Tistr. on Modified M-16 anti M-60 Photo-
flash Itonibs, by G. A. Hill. It G. Clarke, OSRD
2095. Dee 1943.
. . St ijri gati d Photoflash Itomb (Thr . .), by R. W.
stallbainn, A. M. Barba. It M. Dawaon, W. C.
Nelson, c. E Slimowiez, R. G. Clarke. AFTN
20, D<:, 19(il DDC-ATI 130 431.
St nsefu ity of the (l-li'e flash Hamb to Ilultet Im-
pact. by A ‘1. Barba. It W. Stallbanni, AFTN
13. (><-t 1951.
. She,ch te am Phedtiflash lioneb (1 he . .1, L>v C. G
Foul. W. 1*. S.ne!t, ORIIWKS 1946-1. Jnlv
1946.
Small Scede Photograph if, Apr. 195.1
Snbnel holer to <th!>WfS itepoits. ORD 1946-1
ihroiifzli (»RD J953 2. In M (< M. Clarke. .Inin
1953
lest fteite, ,'o It.' h'lasit Cat ti oitp s, i>< It G
( I., ki'. Part I. Лиц. I'D , 1'nrf 2, -Iniie CD'S
АМСР 706-189
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY (coat’d)
.. Tests with Full Size Pkotofladt Bombs, 2t>-23
April (Report of. .), by G. A. Hill, R. G.
Clarke, with BRL, 1943.
Trott of Photoflush Bombs, by G. A. Hill, R. G.
Clarke, (IBRD 5457, Aug. 1945.
Tests Ran at Bglin Field, June 5, 1941, by G. A.
Hill. R. G. Clarke, June 1944.
Theory of the Photoflash Booth I: Dispersal of he
Flash Clotid, by R. G. Clarke, TN 43, July
1954. DDC-AD 35 720.
Theory of the Photoflash Bomb II: The Time-
Temperature Curve of tke Flash, by R. G. Clarke,
TN 44, July 1954, DDC-Al) 35 981.
Theory of the Photoflash ЧотЬ Hi: The Time-
Intensity Curve, by R. G. Clarke, TN 45, July
1954, DDC-AD 35 982.
Theory of the Photoflaxh iioinb IV. The Segre-
gated Flash as а Шаек Body Radiator, by R. G.
Clarke, ORDWES TN 49, Aug. 1954.
. . Time Required to Burst Flash Bombs (Report
concerning..), by G. A. Hill, R. G. Clarke,
Sept. 1943.
Vndet 'atcr Flares, by G. A. Hill, K. G. Clarke,
OSRD-1522, June 1943, DDC-ATI 31 558.
Wesleyan Pyrotechnics Surrey, Final Report, Feb.
1946.
WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE
New Mexico See: ARMY TEST AND
EVALUATION COMMAND.
WRIGHT AIR DEVELOPMENT
CENTER
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio Set :
AIR TECHNICAL SERVICE COMMAND.
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General and Miacollaaaoua Bubjacta
Wo.	Title
106 Elemsatt ot Arrmunem EaginSBrioy, Part Gee,
Sources of Energy
10? Elements of Armament K&ptoeariag, Part Two,
Saliietica
101 Elements of Armament/.rglaearing, Part
Three, Weapon ByeU^is and Components
110 E>tPerimental Statiatic»., bectioe 1, %a«i« Cun-
eapta and Anal vela at Maaauremen? Dr.ia
111 Eaperimental Statistics, Section 2. Anelyaie at
EaumsraHvs and Claseificatorjr Data
112 Eiqterimental Statistics. Section 3, Planaisg
and Analysis of Comparative Experiments
113 Es&orimental Statistics, Section 4, Special
Topics
114 XaperimentU Statisticu, Sectian 5. Tables
121 Parka ping and Pads Engineering
134 Maintanawra Engineering Guide for O*dr«»cn
Design
135 1ат&л1кы»е. Patents, and Bsuated Matters
(Eevis ad)
1S6	Servomechanisms, Section 1, Theory
13?	Servomechanisms, Bectir . 2. Measurement
and Signal Converters
111 Servomechaademo, Section 3, AmpHUcadoo
1?4 .tervomechaaisDis, Section 4. Power Elements
and System Design
170(C) Armor and lie Application to Vehicles (O)
2*0	Gun*--General (Guns Series)
252	Oun Tubs* {Cues Series)
270	Propellant Actuated Devices
290(C)	Warheads--General (U)
331	Cou^poasatuAg Elements (Fire Control №ri«a)
355 The Automotive Assembly (Automotive Series)
(Stevised)
Ammunition and E-iploeivee Series
175	Solid Propellant*, Part Спа
i?4<c;	Solid Propellant*, Part Тл?в (UJi
17?	PropertieJ of EsvAoeivas of Military later*at S^ctio® 1
17KC)	P.operti^» -*2’ Esgaloeivo* of Military later«et, SecUan 2 (U)
1?5	E>«p2e*«ve Train*
210	Fua**, GonoraJ jfead MeciuuiioU
21'(C)	fnee, Pr*jri»Ti.ty, Ei*ctric&l. Part Ona (U)
2.2(8)	Fua**, PrcMmity, ElocUical, Part Two (U)
21XS)	fu»8«, ProxcUnlty* El* ЛНсаА, Part Throe (U)
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215(C)	Fusee. ProsAmity, EA*cto'ic4jut Part Five (UJ
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no--mi
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262	Рг«арм1Смг. and Propo/laat*
Ж93	A*rodytmmic*
264(C)	Tre>*ctori«* ^U)
266	Structural
B&Uiartic*	Seri**
140	TrAj*ctori**( X№£f*r<*ntial K£fe&t*(	and
Data for Pi-o/rctilo*
J5C	interior Balliotic* of Gum?
16П(5)	El^nant* jf Terminal ВаШеНсв.	Part
Oner brtreductiaeu КШ Mtchaalosn*,
a«A Vulu. . лилШу (U|
1&S\S| JClanMtnts of Tarmiaai ВаШаёс*, Fart
Two, CaUoctioa and Aaalyoi* of Data
Gonc«n*iag Target* (U)
162($-MD) Element* erf Terminal BallieUc*, Part
Three, Applicatieck to Mi**U« and
Space Target* (U)
Carriage* and Muutrt* Seri**
360	Carriage* and Maunie --General
341	Cradle*
542	Bocoii Sy»tom*
34?	Top Carriage*
344	Bottom Carriage*
345	EgulllirrKt&r*
Э44	Elevating Mecbaaiecn*
M7	- Traversing Mec^anlrm*
Military Pyrotedmlc* B*yi**
’06	Part Two, Safety, Precede?** and
Glo«wary
J 67	Fart Three , Propertie* of Material*
Used in Pyrotechnic Сопцдо-рШоп*
Sur£ace^to*Alr Mieslxe Serui*
29 i	Fart Ctoe, Byevatn Integration
292	Part Two, Weapon Control
29.3	Part Three, Computer#
2?4{S)	Fart Four, МАелУе Armament (U)
295(S)	Part Five, Cauutermeasuree (U)
t&b	Part Sin, Structure» and Power Source -
297(6) Part Seven, Semple Problem (U)
Material* geria*»
I4i	6‘iM>*r and Bnbber^bike Material*
212	Qaetavi Materials (NMunetallic}
691	Adhesive*
Guide Lu Be’ectieM *f Bubfeer CX-ftlage
693	Magnesium and Msnaeeium Alley*
694	Alrmisum sad .lUvunUmm Alleys
697	Tltanxum and Tiieniura Alloy a
693	C«Pr - Cnyyrr Alleys
6?9	Guide to 4pc-c.lfi^*t£«»e bar Ficvlbu® Fub**er
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