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• Brook, M.
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  Lightning Parameters Related to the Initiation of Electroexplosive Devices.
  Explosives Safety Seminar Minutes, 9th. Armed Services Explosives Safety Board. Proceedings. August 15-17, 1967, San Diego, CA, 677-694 p., 1967

• Burrell, M.
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  Explosion Rocks Somerset's Procedures.
  Fire, Vol. 91, No. 1121, 9, November 1998

• Lockman, M. R.
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  Forest Fire Losses in Canada, 1968.
  Canadian Forestry Service, Ottawa
  Fo. 51-2/1968, 1970, 14 p.

• Fire Findings
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  Lightning Detection Service Can Monitor Strikes Within 1,500-foot Radius.
  Fire Findings, Vol. 5, No. 3, 14-15, Summer 1997

• Fire Prevention
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  Refining Safety Procedures.
  Fire Prevention, No. 305, 14-15, December 1997

• Building Research Establishment
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  Protecting Buildings Against Lightning.
  Building Research Establishment, Garston, England
  BRE Digest 428, March 1998, 8 p.

• Schram, P. J.; Earley, M. W.
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  National Fire Protection Assoc., Quincy, MA
  NFPA HLH-97; LC Card Catalog No. 97-075554,
  Electrical Installations in Hazardous Locations. Second (2nd) Edition, National Fire Protection Assoc., Quincy, MA, 318 p., 1997

• Johnson, I.
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  What Happens In a Direct Strike?
  Dehn Ltd., UK
  Fire Prevention, No. 315, 25, December 1998

• Taylor, M.
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  One Strike and Your're Out.
  Fire Prevention, No. 315, 22-25, December 1998

• Milzman, D. P.; Moskowitz, L.; Hardel, M.
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  Lightning Strikes at a Mass Gathering.
  Providence Hospital, Washington, DC
  Southern Medical Journal, Vol. 92, No. 7, 708-710, July 1999