Canadian Civil Defence Museum And Archives

We want to thank Dan H. from Red Deer for donating these two awesome torso mannequins to display uniforms on.

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Good morning from CFS Alsask.

So what happened when a Pine Tree line radar station spotted a potential hostile aircraft in flight? Aircraft like this CF101 Voodoo fighter at CFB Bagotville would be scrambled to intercept. Thanks to Richard Girouard for these images that present an interesting moment in time in Canada's Cold War past.

4’ of snow at our gate We had to dig the gates free by hand on both sides because the pressure of the snow was bending them. Thankful once the pressure was released they sprung back. The snow is so deep that the ground temperature is melting the snow so it’s slush on the pavement. We hope to have the snow removed soon.

A night in the Dome with a pancake breakfast!!!! June 12 2021. Twenty lucky people will have the opportunity to sleep in The CFS Alsask Radar Dome. Details to be released. Stay tuned.

CFS Alsask "when you go home, tell them of us and say, For Your Tomorrow, We Gave Our Today." John Maxwell Edmond

Impact Tourism! A great way to find local historic site and local buisnesses.

Ever wonder what it was like to sit in a Voodoo fighter/interceptor? Here's your chance. While not exactly the same as the Canadian CF101... this is pretty cool. Front http://www.nmusafvirtualtour.com/cockpits/CW_tour/CW-45.html Rear http://www.nmusafvirtualtour.com/cockpits/CW_tour/CW-46.html