A look at the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan in Canada during World War II. This subject is one of my greatest passions and I have worked to save as much of the history of this program as I can. I have a great many photos, documents and maps to illustrate the scope and impact that this program had for Canada and the world as our contribution to defeating the Nazis. Tuesday, June 20, 2017. Tuesday, March 1, 2011. Here are a few snapshots that I hope you enjoy. Friday, February 25, 2011.

About Flt Lt James Evans Jenkins. Dad is flying solo in a Typhoon IB but also an Anson and Auster. Whilst flying solo in the Typhoon, Dad was undertaking individual dive bombing, section dive bombing and rockets at 30. So from September 3, 1944 it seems that Dad was relo.

A blog about a RAF Mosquito squadron. It may be possible to find out online. Flying Officer John Caine DFC.

Paying homage to those who stayed behind to train those who fought overseas. Posted in Contribution from readers.

In Homage to Arthur James Horrell, Paul Émile Piché, and Leslie Birket Foster. I flew in and flew this beautify bird on the 7th July 2016. The fact that this plane has a real history is fantastic and to have flown in it is a real honour. Posted in Comments from readers. At first he was an unidentified pilot on a group picture.