Dickie, Charles Richard (Leading Aircraftman)

Killed in Flying Accident 1940-December-21

Leading Aircraftman Charles Richard Dickie RCAF

Birth Date: 1922-April-14

Born:

Parents: David M. Dickie & Nina A. Dickie

Spouse:

Home: Canning, Kings County, Nova Scotia (parents)

Enlistment:

Enlistment Date: unkown date

Service

RCAF

Unit

1 EFTS- Elementary Flying Training School

Base

RCAF Stn. Malton, Ontario

Rank

Leading Aircraftman

Position

Pilot

Service Numbers

R/65473

Final Burial
Google MapHillaton Cemetery
Lot 8

Accident Card - Fleet Finch Finch II serial:4441

This accident involved 2 aircraft on 1940-December-21. They are: Fleet Finch II s/n 4441, Fleet Finch II s/n 4448.

This accident involved 2 people. Dickie CR, Jewett RT

This accident had 2 fatalities. Sergeant Robson Thomas Jewitt RCAF Killed in Flying Accident service no:R/69610 Finch 4441, Leading Aircraftman Charles Richard Dickie RCAF Killed in Flying Accident service no:R/65473 Finch 4441

Unit Desciption

1 EFTS (1 Elementary Flying Training School)

An Elementary Flying Training School (EFTS) gave a trainee 50 hours of basic flying instruction on a simple trainer like the De Havilland Tiger Moth, Fleet Finch, or Fairchild Cornell over 8 weeks.Elementary schools were operated by civilian flying clubs under contract to the RCAF and most of the instructors were civilians. For example, No. 12 EFTS Goderich was run by the Kitchener-Waterloo Flying Club and the County of Huron Flying Club.The next step for a pilot was the Service Flying Training School.
Malton Course 50 1942

The School was established at Malton, Ontario. The former school is now the Toronto (Pearson) International Airport.

More information on the RCAF Station at Malton can be found at

Royal Canadian Air Force RCAF.info - RCAF Station Malton Ontario

BCATP Course NO50 EFTS Malton

Unvetted Source Course 50 - 1 EFTS

Project 44 BCATP

Unvetted Source Project 44 BCATP

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