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Author
Cornish, Allan
Title
Memories of the Bureau of Meteorology 1929-1946 [and three other papers]
Imprint
Bureau of Meteorology, [Melbourne], 1996, 92 pp
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Contents: Memories of the Bureau of Meteorology 1929-1946, by Allan Cornish; History of major meteorological installations in Australia from 1945-1981, by Reg Stout; Four years in the RAAF Meteorological Service, by Keith Swan; The Bureau of Meteorology in Papua and New Guinea in the 1950s, by Col Glendinning. Metarch papers, no. 8.

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