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Tables and notes on location, damage, and nature of target.

Examination of how German soldiers' morale endures fire in light of their 'national character', with information drawn from Prisoner of War interviews.

List of attendees and amendments to papers considered, with additional pages of amendments.

Item is a short paper titled "Bombardment" on the need to investigate how to achieve certain effects in upcoming overseas campaigns, bearing in mind actions in North Africa and Russia.

Comparison of bombardments used during the D-Day landings in Normandy, island-hopping campaigns in the Pacific, and British attacks at Geilenkirchen.

Note on the dearth of information available, and what both the British and Americans are doing to understand Japanese military psychology.

Broad details surrounding the creation of the committee.

Contents include: Part “A” Lethal Effect of Fire , Part “B” The Moral Effect of Fire , Part “C” Suggested Programmes of Work and Their Integration , Appendix C. The Nature of Moral Effects , Appendix D. Quantitative Aspects of Moral Effects , Appendix E. The Effect of Tactical Circumstances on Morale.

Item is a list of attendees and papers considered..

Factors governing the nature of a barrage and methods of improving efficiency, with information drawn from experience in North Africa.

Figures and analysis based on experience in the North African campaign.

Item consists of handwritten comments and criticisms of paper titled "Bombardment and Fire Effect."

Item is a brief preliminary survey of existing knowledge on material and lethal effects of bombs and shells. Includes appendices detailing some of the sources of information.

Comments and criticisms of paper titled "Bombardment and Fire Effect."

Item is an incomplete document. Notes on the visit of the Western Desert and units of the 7th Armoured Division for psychiatric assessment with conclusions and recommendations.

Report on a visit to Palestine, addressing cooking, transports, officers, banks, and battle cases.

Includes graph of cases admitted.

Tally of psychiatric casualties from the Army and Royal Navy.

Item is a brief report of interviews with officers present.