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Report on a meeting, 8 Feb 1940, to discuss the production of sample tank armour for the French War Office

Report by Lt Kenneth P Symes, Special Vehicle Development Committee, Ministry of Supply on a discussion between himself, Stern and J M Crease, Thomas Firth and John Brown Limited, Sheffield, Yorkshire at the office of the Special Vehicle Development Committee, Ministry of Supply, London on 8 Feb 1940, concerning a request on behalf of the French War Office for sample plates of tank armour. 1p

Report on a meeting of Stern and Herbert Morrison, 21 May 1940, on subjects including the creation of a Tank Board

Report by Stern of an interview between himself and the Rt Hon Herbert Stanley Morrison, Minister of Supply, at the House of Commons at which Stern recommended the appointment of a Tank Board and raised the question of whether an order for one hundred tanks from the Special Vehicle Development Committee, Ministry of Supply would be placed if the pilot trial were a success. 1p

Report on a meeting of Stern and Captain Geoffrey Burton, 8 Jul 1940, about tank designers

Report of a discussion over lunch between Stern and Capt Geoffrey Duke Burton, Director General of Tanks and Transport, Ministry of Supply relating to the tank designers working on behalf of both the Department of Tanks and Transport Ministry of Supply and the Special Vehicle Development Committee, Ministry of Supply and Stern's view that the members of his Committee should have regular meetings with the designers of the Department of Tanks and Transport, Ministry of Supply and representatives of the War Office. 2pp

Report by Stern, 29 Apr 1940, about the reasons why the Minister of Supply refused to order tanks from the Special Vehicle Development

Report by Stern of interviews between himself and Lt Gen Laurence Carr, Assistant Chief of the Imperial General Staff and Stern and the Rt Hon Edward Leslie Burgin, Minister of Supply, in the course of which Carr informed Stern that the order for one hundred tanks from the Special Vehicle Development Committee, Ministry of Supply had been turned down by the Military Co-ordinating Committee, of the War Cabinet because Burgin had said that the order would interfere with the future development of tanks and Burgin suggested that his attitude had been incorrectly represented. 2pp

Report by Stern, 14 Jul 1918, on a visit to the Allied Tank Factory, Neuvy-Pailloux, France

Report by Stern of a visit by Maj Gen the Rt Hon John Edward Bernard Seely, Deputy Minister of Munitions, Admiral Sir Archibald Gordon Henry Wilson Moore, Controller, Mechanical Warfare Department, Ministry of Munitions, Sir Percival Lea Dewhurst Perry, Assistant Controller and Director of Production, Mechanical Warfare Department, US Lt Col James A Drain, US Commissioner, Anglo-American Commission, Capt Norman Edward Holden, Deputy Commissioner, Mechanical Warfare (Overseas and Allies) Department, Ministry of Munitions, Controller, Anglo-American Commission and Stern to the Allied Tank Factory at Neuvy-Pailloux, Châteauroux, France, including a reference to Seely being dumbfounded at the lack of method and equipment on the site. 1p

Report by Stern, 12 Mar 1941, on discussions about the Tank Board and the Special Vehicle Development Committee

Report by Stern on a visit by James G Weir, Director General of Mechanical Engineering (Design and Development), Ministry of Supply, to Stern's home at Barham Court, Maidstone, Kent, at which they held discussions relating to the Tank Board and the future of the Special Vehicle Development Committee, Ministry of Supply. 1p

Report by Ricardo & Co on tests of a hydraulic motor unit, Feb 1942, with a related report by Professor John Peck

Report number 1185 (including photographs, drawings and blueprints) by Ricardo and Company (1927) Limited for Stern on development tests of hydraulic motor unit carried out under Ministry of Supply letter of authority dated 1 Sep 1941, 294/T 5013 (Con. 8A), with a report by John Frederick Peck, Professor of Hydraulics, Loughborough College Scientific Society on the Report number 1185 by Ricardo and Company (1927) Limited, 14 Apr 1942 and a letter from Peck to Stern of 9 Mar 1942 on huydraulic transmission in tanks, relating to the US Heavy Tank T1 E1, the US Heavy Tank T1 E2, Borg-Warner transmission and Bendix transmission. 3 copies

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