Bomb Census and Casualty Records

I have recently seen a copy of the World War 2 Bromley Situation Records (a/k/a Bomb Census) in Bromley Archives and there are codes in the register that I am not aware of:
U.X.U.P.
P.A.C.
U.X. Cannon Shell
Bomb Type - I.B.

and in the Casualty columns:
D - I assume this is Dead?
S
L

Can anyone assist please.
Many thanks

 

U.X. is 'unexploded'
I.B. is 'incendiary bomb'

Lee

 

I believe UXUP to be unexplored unrotated projectile from a Z battery

PAC is parachute and cable

UX cannon shell is just that , unexploded shell of 40mm calibre and below

 

Very many thanks

 

Very many thanks

 

Very many thanks

 

UX Unexploded
UXAAS Unexploded Anti-Aircraft Shell
UXAPB Unexploded Anti-Personnel Bomb
UXB Unexploded Bomb
UXIB Unexploded Incendiary Bomb
UXPM Unexploded Parachute Mine
UXPS Unexploded Proximity Shell
UXUP Unexploded Unrotated Projectile
UXUPS Unexploded Unrotated Projectile Shell

D is dead and I think S is seriously wounded/injured and L is lightly wounded/injured.
Tim

 

Thanks Tim

 

Hello
Definition of another ordnance type required please:
D.A.
Many thanks

 

Hello
Is a PH. I.B. a Phosphorous Incendiary Bomb?

 

Not to worry about this one as I have just realized that it stands for Delayed Action.

 

Yes. PHIB is a phosphorus incendiary bomb.
Tim

 

Thanks for that Tim.
I now have another question - c.c. Fly bomb. Obviously the Fly bomb is an abbreviation for Flying bomb or V.1 but c.c.?

 

Sorry, no idea. Absolutely random guess might be 'crater caused'.
Tim

 

Not heard that one

 

Many thanks

 

Many thanks

 

Some more abbreviations / codes from the Penge Situation Report Record. These are from the U.X.B. section:
B.D.S. No. - A one, two, three or four figure number
Reporting Agent - Anything from P.1 to P.8
Category - A, B, C, or D

Thanks again

 

Category is the order of priority in defusing/ disposal