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The Bombing and Gunnery School (B&GS) offered instruction in the techniques of bomb aiming and aerial machine gunnery to Air Observers, Bomb Aimers, and Wireless Air Gunners. These schools required large areas to accommodate their bombing and gunnery ranges, and were often located near water. The Avro Anson, Fairey Battle, Bristol Bolingbroke, and Westland Lysander were the standard aircraft used at B&GS schools.
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    Corporal
    Died
    1944‑11‑04
     ()
    Assiniboia, Saskatchewan
    Leading Aircraftman
    Killed in Flying Accident
    1942‑12‑14
    Bolingbroke (9984)
    Vancouver, British Columbia (parents)
    Sergeant
    Killed
    1943‑08‑28
     ()
    Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta
    Leading Aircraftman
    Killed in Flying Accident
    1942‑12‑14
    Bolingbroke (9984)
    Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
    Pilot Officer
    Killed in Flying Accident
    1944‑03‑13
    Bolingbroke (10111)
    Tacoma, Washington, USA
    Flying Officer
    Killed in Flying Accident
    1942‑01‑19
    Harvard (3797)
    Cheyenne, Wyoming, USA
    Leading Aircraftman
    Killed in Flying Accident
    1942‑12‑14
    Bolingbroke (9984)
    Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
    Leading Aircraftman
    Killed in Flying Accident
    1944‑01‑24
    Lysander (2369)
    Thorsby, Alberta
    Leading Aircraftman
    Killed in Flying Accident
    1944‑03‑13
    Bolingbroke (10111)
     
    Leading Aircraftman
    Killed in Flying Accident
    1944‑03‑13
    Bolingbroke (10111)
     
    Leading Aircraftman
    Killed in Flying Accident
    1943‑08‑24
    Anson (7431)
    Yarmouth, Nova Scotia
    Warrant Officer 2nd Class
    Killed in Flying Accident
    1942‑12‑14
    Bolingbroke (9984)
    St Catharines, Ontario
    Aircraftman 1st Class
    Died
    1942‑02‑03
     ()
    Pugwash, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia
    Leading Aircraftman
    Died
    1943‑05‑15
     ()
    Swan River, Manitoba
    Flight Lieutenant
    Killed in Flying Accident
    1942‑01‑19
    Harvard (3797)
    Abbey, Saskatchewan
    Aircraftman 1st Class
    Killed in Flying Accident
    1942‑12‑14
    Bolingbroke (9984)
    Vancouver, British Columbia
    Sergeant
    Killed in Flying Accident
    1944‑03‑13
    Bolingbroke (10111)
    Alameda, Saskatchewan
    Sergeant
    Suicide
    1942‑09‑10
     ()
    Toronto, Ontario
    Leading Aircraftman
    Killed in Flying Accident
    1942‑12‑14
    Bolingbroke (9984)
    Nipawin, Saskatchewan
    Pilot Officer
    Killed in Flying Accident
    1944‑01‑24
    Lysander (2369)
    Kelowna, British Columbia
    Leading Aircraftman
    Killed in Flying Accident
    1944‑03‑13
    Bolingbroke (10111)
    Vancouver, British Columbia
    Sergeant
    Killed in Flying Accident
    1943‑08‑24
    Anson (7431)
    Lucky Lake, Saskatchewan

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