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DC4M North Star, used by 426 RCAF Squadron 1951-1964

pound for pound the best gift a young boy could get. I mean, I spent aHOURS tossing them into the wind and observing their graceful descent. ib fore chasing them down. must have been a lot of exercise. in those days i got most of my energy from Campbell’sChicken Noodle Soup. back in the day!

over 15,000 B24 Librrators and variants were produced during the buildup anf confuct of WW II . Not only by the consolidated factory, but also hastily retooled freight car makers, automobile factories, and refrigerator factories. interesting this as once again we are in a crisis of different kind. while whole world is involved?North America has found again found the kind of manufacturing flexibility to face the threat backed by a robust and creative manufacturing sector

Hi folks. At home music seems popular so I thought I would throw a little unvarnished material out

This one didn’t quite make make it. One of my father’s photos. Not sure of incident particulars, other than it was a RCAF C47. I would guess a landing nose over off airport. Taken by my father Cpl Ed Penley, an ATA, posted in Ft Nelson at the time I the late ‘40s . If anyone is familiar with the incident and would share particulars, that would be appreciated.

Operation Boxtop- CFS Alert, NWT. Circa 1975. Classic ramp scene, including C130E tail number 310, 3/4 ton SMP. G8 type crash truck and two Bombardier tracked vehicles.