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Air Marshall Curtis
Air Marshall Curtis
9/1/1964
Air Marshal W. A. Bishop. He downed 72 planes in 6 months
Air Marshal W. A. Bishop. He downed 72 planes in 6 months
5/30/1956
Air Marshal W. A. Bishop of Montreal, shown here, is 1914-18 V.C. winner
Air Marshal W. A. Bishop of Montreal, shown here, is 1914-18 V.C. winner
8/23/1947
Airmen forced down on the ice-strewn reaches of the Gulf of St
Airmen forced down on the ice-strewn reaches of the Gulf of St
4/15/1944
All 20,000 in Canada's great aerial army will be thoroughly trained before they see active service, as well as the 17,000 being prepared under the Emp(...)
All 20,000 in Canada's great aerial army will be thoroughly trained before they see active service, as well as the 17,000 being prepared under the Emp(...)
8/17/1940
At the controls: Capt. Leah Mosher, above, qualified earlier this year as an aircraft commander with the 436 Squadron. The women are neither stronger,(...)
At the controls: Capt. Leah Mosher, above, qualified earlier this year as an aircraft commander with the 436 Squadron. The women are neither stronger,(...)
8/11/1981
Aviation - Canada - RCAF - Miscellaneous
Aviation - Canada - RCAF - Miscellaneous
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Billy Bishop's bright idea
Billy Bishop's bright idea
11/5/1982
Billy Bishop's bright idea
Billy Bishop's bright idea
11/5/1982
Bishop, W A
Bishop, W A
9/1/1938
Cambria's first officer honors mother of Canadian ace, With Owen Sound citizens becoming air-minded now that a trans Canada air route is almost a real(...)
Cambria's first officer honors mother of Canadian ace, With Owen Sound citizens becoming air-minded now that a trans Canada air route is almost a real(...)
9/21/1937
Canadian V.C. Winner, Capt. (now Air Marshal) W. A. Bishop, is shown standing beside his warplane [1917?] in which he eventually became on of the most feared pilots on the western front in World War 1. His early model is a Nieuport aircraft
Canadian V.C. Winner, Capt. (now Air Marshal) W. A. Bishop, is shown standing beside his warplane [1917?] in which he eventually became on of the most feared pilots on the western front in World War 1. His early model is a Nieuport aircraft
Approximately 1917
Cover features: title and composition information with notes about the song's use in the movie ...
Captains of the clouds
1942
The Chinese people as a whole don't care who is ruling their country so long as they are left in peace, declared Flight Cadet L. Grant, 24, six -foot-(...)
The Chinese people as a whole don't care who is ruling their country so long as they are left in peace, declared Flight Cadet L. Grant, 24, six -foot-(...)
12/2/1948
Cover features: title and composition information; background drawing of Allies' air symbol, a ...
Climbin' high
1940
Climbin' high
Climbin' high
1940
Commanding Conversation. Conversation is about airplanes after change in command ceremony at Ave Rd. RCAF station. From left: W/C J. N. Swanson, S/L N(...)
Commanding Conversation. Conversation is about airplanes after change in command ceremony at Ave Rd. RCAF station. From left: W/C J. N. Swanson, S/L N(...)
10/26/1962
Daily hundreds of recruits in the Uplands training school march off to class, books under their arms, while trainers fly overhead
Daily hundreds of recruits in the Uplands training school march off to class, books under their arms, while trainers fly overhead
9/20/1941
Flt.-Lieut. David E. Hornell
Flt.-Lieut. David E. Hornell
7/28/1944
Flying ace and home
Flying ace and home
1/22/1982
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