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RefNoKCC2/D/CD/1/200
AltRefNoFile no. 113(i)
TitleBombs and parachute mines
DescriptionThis file is a continuation of file 113 and contains further Home Office circulars and circulars from the Eastern regional office on bombs, incendiary bombs, phosphorus bombs, shells and mines, anti-personnel bombs, disposal of objects dropped from the air, correspondence on sandbags. Eastern regional circular No. 46/1944 – Enemy weapons. Reports on small fire at Mill Yard, Godmanchester. Eastern regional circular No. 59/1944 – Disposal of unignited incendiary bombs, and No. 55/1944 on same subject. Circular No. 81/1944 – Instructions on the disposal of unexploded missiles, and notes. Eastern regional circular No. 87/1944 – Temporary relaxation of safety precautions for essential rail and road traffic and notes. Eastern regional circulars Nos. 103/1944, 116/1944, No. 130/1944 – Enemy weapons. Eastern regional circular No. 125/1944 – Flying bombs with notes and diagrams. Eastern regional circular No. 143/1944 – Assistance to warden service. Correspondence on crashed aircraft. Correspondence on American practice bombs. Eastern regional circular No. 24/1944 – Long range rockets. Eastern regional circular No. 9/1945 – Danger from accidental explosion of RAF and US bombs.
DateAugust 1942-May 1945
CreatorNameHuntingdonshire County Council
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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