Proper noun
Hinsley (plural Hinsleys)
A surname.
Hinsley, p. 427 Submarine and air transport, however, somewhat eased the shortage of ammunition and, by late October, stocks amounted to 16 days supply in forward areas. Source: Internet
Hinsley, p. 441 At this point, Montgomery ordered the X Corps formations in the Woodcock-Snipe area to go over to defence while he focused his army's attack further to the north. Source: Internet
Hinsley, pp. 392—393 Battle Panzer Army Africa attacks A Panzer II of the Afrika Korps. Source: Internet
Hinsley, p. 392 While captured supplies proved useful, water and ammunition were constantly in short supply while a shortage of transport impeded the distribution of the supplies that the Axis forces did have. Source: Internet
Hinsley, p. 423 By 25 October, Panzer Army fuel stocks were down to three day's supply, of which only two days-worth were east of Tobruk. Source: Internet
It was chiefly edited by Harry Hinsley, with one volume by Michael Howard. Source: Internet