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"A" Able flying through the Eiffel Tower? (although this event likely happened, this photograph is likely fake.) It is signed by the late Bill Bryant RAF who was the navigator of that aircraft piloted by Bob Boorman RCAF. The caption reads "This Stars Stripes photograph was taken on 14 September 1944 and shows a Mosquito Mk XIII of 409 Squadron RCAF. Pilot - W/O Bob Boorman RCAF Navigator F/S Bill Bryant RAF Flying through the Eiffel Tower."
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1 CNS- Central Navigation School (RCAF) ( 30)

NO1 ANS Ansons Rivers MB

RCAF Roundel RCAF.info - RCAF Station Rivers MB

NO 1 ANS was redesignated NO1 Central Navigation School after an amalgamation with NO 2 ANS from Pennfield Ridge, NB May 11 1942

General Virtual Manitoba - Rivers History

Project 44 BCATP

General Project 44 BCATP

YouTube YouTube - Valour Canada Aerodrome of Democracy

1942-05-11

Primary Location Rivers MB Canada Current site of Wheatland Spuds Plain Airport CRS5

Leading Aircraftman

Bagster, Eric Percival

Killed in Flying Accident

1943‑06‑22

Anson (6888)

Sevenoaks, Kent, England

Sergeant

Capon, Alfred Laurence

Killed in Flying Accident

1943‑10‑05

Anson (DG872)

Frankton Junction, Auckland, New Zealand (parents)

Sergeant

Carter, John Thomas

Killed in Flying Accident

1942‑06‑09

Anson (6069)

Oshawa, Ontario (parents)

Sergeant

Cummer, John Allenby

Killed in Flying Accident

1943‑10‑05

Anson (DG872)

Calgary, Alberta

Flight Sergeant

Daubner, Herbert Andrew Jr

Killed in Flying Accident

1943‑06‑22

Anson (6888)

Powell River, British Columbia

Leading Aircraftman

Dutton, Harry

Killed in Flying Accident

1942‑07‑22

Anson (6189)

Pilot Officer

Earl, William Harry

Killed in Flying Accident

1943‑10‑05

Anson (DG872)

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

Leading Aircraftman

Forsyth, William Barron

Killed in Flying Accident

1944‑03‑11

Anson (6205)

Sergeant

Gauthier dit Larouche, Joseph Charles Wilfred

Killed in Flying Accident

1942‑06‑09

Anson (6069)

Chicoutimi, Quebec

Sergeant

Guay, Lucien Pierre

Killed in Flying Accident

1943‑10‑05

Anson (DG872)

Winnipeg, Manitoba

Sergeant

Hosford, Horatio Charles Hamilton

Killed in Flying Accident

1942‑07‑22

Anson (6189)

Vancouver, British Columbia

Leading Aircraftman

Jones, Basil Henry Mervyn

Killed in Flying Accident

1944‑03‑11

Anson (6205)

Leading Aircraftwoman

Kronbauer, Kathleen Dorcas

Died

1944‑06‑29

()

Kelowna, British Columbia

Leading Aircraftman

MacArthur, Alexander

Killed in Flying Accident

1943‑10‑05

Anson (DG872)

Sergeant

Mazur, Adam John

Killed in Flying Accident

1942‑06‑09

Anson (6069)

Hamilton, Ontario

Aircraftman 1st Class

McIntyre, Alexander Donald

Died

1944‑09‑15

()

Grandview, Manitoba

Pilot Officer

Nixon, Thomas Westcott

Killed in Flying Accident

1943‑10‑05

Anson (DG872)

Toronto, Ontario

Pilot Officer

Petrie, David Renfrew

Killed in Flying Accident

1943‑10‑05

Anson (DG872)

St James, Manitoba

Sergeant

Plate, Leroy Edgar

Killed in Flying Accident

1943‑10‑05

Anson (DG872)

Kitchener, Ontario

Sergeant

Power, Arthur Thelfall

Killed in Flying Accident

1944‑08‑08

Moth, Tiger (1153)

Virden, Manitoba

Flying Officer

Robbins, Ralph Morgan

Killed in Flying Accident

1944‑03‑11

Anson (6205)

Brandon, Manitoba

Pilot Officer

Rowland, Willard Hugh

Killed in Flying Accident

1944‑07‑06

Anson (12364)

Leaside, Ontario

Sergeant

Skinner, Bruce James

Killed in Flying Accident

1943‑06‑22

Anson (6888)

Devonport, Auckland, New Zealand

Leading Aircraftman

Smith, Royston Graham George

Killed in Flying Accident

1943‑10‑05

Anson (DG872)

Leading Aircraftman

Stewart, Peter

Killed in Flying Accident

1943‑06‑22

Anson (6888)

Sunderland County, Durham, England

Leading Aircraftman

Symons, William Henry

Killed in Flying Accident

1942‑07‑22

Anson (6189)

Leading Aircraftman

Taylor, Bernard William David

Killed in Flying Accident

1945‑04‑06

Anson (12325)

Sergeant

Taylor, Ian Gordon

Killed in Flying Accident

1942‑07‑22

Anson (6189)

Corporal

Wickware, Benson Harold

Killed in Flying Accident

1944‑03‑11

Anson (6205)

Tomahawk, Alberta

Pilot Officer

Willoughby, Arthur Weatherley

Killed in Flying Accident

1942‑06‑09

Anson (6069)

Vancouver, British Columbia

Griffin Library, 17 Wing Winnipeg

Lancaster FM213

Andrew Mynarski, VC

1 CNS- Central Navigation School (RCAF) ( 30)

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