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Glimpse of the RAAF Meteorological Service

Preface

Foreword

Introduction

Chapter 1: Growing Up

Chapter 2: Port Moresby Before Pearl Harbour

Chapter 3: Port Moresby After Pearl Harbour

Chapter 4: Allied Air Force HQ and RAAF Command, Brisbane

Chapter 5: Japan Surrenders and We Are Demobilised

Epilogue

Acknowledgements

Appendix 1: References

Appendix 2: Milestones

Appendix 3: Papers Published in Tropical Weather Research Bulletins

Appendix 4: Radiosonde Observations 1941–46


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Appendix 1: References

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  • Cassidy, M. If I remember rightly. To be published in Bureau of Meteorology Metarch Papers Series.

  • Day, D. 1992. Reluctant Nation. Extract in The Weekend Australian, 15–16 February 1992, from book of same name published by Oxford University Press.

  • Evans, B. and Coulthard, C. et al; 1992. The Battle of the Coral Sea; The Weekend Australian, 2–3 May 1992.

  • Gibbs, W.J.
    • 1942. Notes on the gradient wind in low latitudes. Proceedings of the Linnean Society of NSW Vol. LXVII Nos 301-302 May, August 1942.

    • 1943. Synoptic analysis over the South-west Pacific Area. Bull. No. 30, Bur. Met., Australia.

    • 1945. Horizontal convergence in low latitudes, with a note on the effect of periodicity; 62 pp, unpublished.

    • 1975. The Origins of Australian Meteorology; Aust. Govt. Publ. Ser.,(AGPS) Canberra.

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  • Gwynn-Jones, T. 1992. By the seats of their pants. Univ. of Queensland Press.

  • Haldane, T.A. War history of the Australian Meteorological Service in the RAAF, July 1940–August, 1946. To be published in Metarch Papers Series.

  • Hannay, A.K. 1994. Some Recollections of Service in the Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology and RAAF Meteorological Service—Mascot and Rose Bay (1938 to 1940)—Sojourn in the Far East (1942); Metarch Pap. No.6 July 1994, Bur. Met., Australia, 25 pp.

  • Horner, D. et al.
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  • White, O. 1945. Green Armour. Angus and Robertson, Sydney.

  • Wilson, S.
    • 1991. Catalina, Neptune and Orion. Aerospace Publications, Western, Creek, ACT.

    • 1992. Anson, Hudson and Sunderland; Aerospace Publications, Weston Creek, ACT.


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