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Air Vice-Marshal fred Sharp. Defender of armed force unification
Air Vice-Marshal fred Sharp. Defender of armed force unification

Air Vice-Marshal fred Sharp. Defender of armed force unification

Date2/1/1967
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0133589F
Another world: Air Vice-Marshal George Howsam, 86, of Victoria, chats with Captain Gordon Morgan and first officer Kip Chaput in the cockpit of the 747
Another world: Air Vice-Marshal George Howsam, 86, of Victoria, chats with Captain Gordon Morgan and first officer Kip Chaput in the cockpit of the 747
11/6/1981
W.C. Leonard: Unification . . . with its fiddling, chopping and changing undermined standards.
W.C. Leonard: Unification . . . with its fiddling, chopping and changing undermined standards.
5/15/1980
It doesn't show: The 3/8-of-an-inch regulation that almost kept 6-foot-4-plus Philip Scott out of the Canadian Armed Forces can be waived and the 17-year-old student made out his application with the help of Sgt
It doesn't show: The 3/8-of-an-inch regulation that almost kept 6-foot-4-plus Philip Scott out of the Canadian Armed Forces can be waived and the 17-year-old student made out his application with the help of Sgt
8/8/1979
Lt. Greg Pearson directs program. Overall fitness is now stressed for armed forces.
Lt. Greg Pearson directs program. Overall fitness is now stressed for armed forces.
3/21/1972
Air Vice Marshal G. O. Johnson. M.C., Air Officer Commanding No. 1 Training Command, who has been appointed Air Officer Commanding Eastern Air Command (Operational) with headquarters at Halifax
Air Vice Marshal G. O. Johnson. M.C., Air Officer Commanding No. 1 Training Command, who has been appointed Air Officer Commanding Eastern Air Command (Operational) with headquarters at Halifax
12/1/1942
The King, wearing for the first time since the royal tour started, the undress uniform of a Royal Air Force Marshal, inspects a detachment of the Royal Canadian Air Force stationed at Vancouver
The King, wearing for the first time since the royal tour started, the undress uniform of a Royal Air Force Marshal, inspects a detachment of the Royal Canadian Air Force stationed at Vancouver
7/17/1939
Bouquet of flowers tossed out by Harlequin vice-president Fred Kerner at Toronto's first Harlequin Reader Party, was caught by a non-reader Diane Fontaine, 30, of Hamilton, who attended with a friend
Bouquet of flowers tossed out by Harlequin vice-president Fred Kerner at Toronto's first Harlequin Reader Party, was caught by a non-reader Diane Fontaine, 30, of Hamilton, who attended with a friend
11/5/1981
Sorry to see him go, but knowing how much ground the duke has to cover, Princess Alice, Air Vice-Marshal L
Sorry to see him go, but knowing how much ground the duke has to cover, Princess Alice, Air Vice-Marshal L
8/5/1941
Defenders: Top oil men C. W. Daniel (left) and Clarence Shepard
Defenders: Top oil men C. W. Daniel (left) and Clarence Shepard
1/20/1976
Harry fields: Outspoken 77-year-old is a defender of senior citizens' causes.
Harry fields: Outspoken 77-year-old is a defender of senior citizens' causes.
11/30/1989
Air reserve command handed over, The new commander of Toronto's Air Reserve, Colonel Leslie Rowbottom, is welcomed at Canadian Forces Base Downsview with a handshake yesterday from retiring commander, Colonel Ernie Saunders
Air reserve command handed over, The new commander of Toronto's Air Reserve, Colonel Leslie Rowbottom, is welcomed at Canadian Forces Base Downsview with a handshake yesterday from retiring commander, Colonel Ernie Saunders
10/14/1984
King st. atrium: David Stewart, vice-president of Campeau Corp., shows off huge model of the King St. entrance to the Scotia Plaza tower. he says we are trying to look ahead to the end of this century with our building design. It will offer completely computer-controlled lighting, heating, air conditioning and power.
King st. atrium: David Stewart, vice-president of Campeau Corp., shows off huge model of the King St. entrance to the Scotia Plaza tower. he says we are trying to look ahead to the end of this century with our building design. It will offer completely computer-controlled lighting, heating, air conditioning and power.
6/24/1986