122 Squadron (RCAF) -

Lineage (excerpt)

Authorized as 'No.122 (Composite) Squadron' 10 January 1942. Disbanded 15 September 1945.

Operational history

The Second World War

The squadron flew on communications, artillery co- operation and rescue operations under 'Western Air Command'.

Government of Canada, The Insignia and Lineages of the Canadian Forces, Volume 4: Operational Flying Squadrons (A-AD-267-000/AF-004)

Unit Accident Records: 122 Sqn RCAF (35)


Unit Casualtues: 122 Sqn RCAF (7)

1942-April-14
Killed in Action
Lysander Mk. II 461
New Westminster, British Columbia
1942-July-21
Killed in Action
Goose Mk. III 917
Penticton, British Columbia
1942-July-21
Killed in Action
Goose Mk. III 917
New Westminster, British Columbia (parents)
1943-March-16
Killed in Action
Bolingbroke Mk. IV 9084
Wapella, Saskatchewan (parents)
1943-March-16
Killed in Action
Bolingbroke Mk. IV 9084
Calgary, Alberta
1943-March-16
Killed in Action
Bolingbroke Mk. IV 9084
The Pas, Manitoba
1944-November-06
Died
Sidney, British Columbia