Ref NoLDGSL/32
TitleWW2 military training pamphlets
Date1941-1945
LevelFile
Extent8 items
FormatDocument
DescriptionWorld War Two military training pamphlets which belonged to Captain Robert Alexander John Jennings (b.1917), on surveying, engineering and navigation, comprising:

1) Small red binder containing Field Survey Pamphlets, nos 1-7, issued by The War Office: No.1 'Training of Survey Personnel', 21 February 1941; No.2 'Machine Computing', 18 June 1941; No.3 'Map Compilation', 20 October 1941; No.4 'Field Astronomy', 31 October 1941; No.5 'Lithographic Processes', 28 November 1941; No.6 'The Use of Oblique Air Photographs', 25 July 1942; No.7 'Lithographic Proving', 13 April 1942.
2) 'Field Navigation Part 1 Dead Reckoning', Middle East Training Pamphlet No.9, part VI, [n.d., after 1942]
3) 'Air Survey: The correction to Height Measurements, reproduced from Technical Pamphlet No.4, GHQ, Middle East', Survey Training Centre, Royal Engineers, [?1942]
4) 'Air Survey: The adjustment of Minor Control Plots, reproduced from Technical Pamphlet No.6, GHQ, Middle East', Survey Training Centre, Royal Engineers, [?1942]
5) Capt J W Tayler, RE, 'Engineer Information from Air Photographs', Survey Training Centre, Royal Engineers, February 1942.
6) Capt J W Tayler, RE, 'Air Photo Mosaics', Survey Training Centre, Royal Engineers, May 1942.
8) 'Notes on preparation of material for reproduction: Hints on Reproduction', issued by the Survey Directorate, 21 Army Group, April 1944
8) 'The location of underground water by geological and geophysical methods, Military Engineering Vol VI-Water Supply, supplement No.1', War Office, 12 April 1945.
ProvenanceWithin books which were given as part of a donation to the Library by Jenning's children, transferred from Library 28 May 2014.
Access ConditionsAccess is by appointment only. Please contact the Archivist for further information.
LanguageEnglish
ArchNoteDescription by Caroline Lam
CreatorName 
TermSecond World War (1939-1945)
Geological mapping
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