No. 1 Air Division RCAF (Europe)
History of the Royal Canadian Air Force, Fighter aircraft, Allied Air Forces Central Europe, Lockheed F-104 Starfighter
978-620-0-40836-5
620040836X
120
2012-01-19
39.00 €
eng
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Formed on the 14 February 1936 as a General Purpose (GP) squadron at Winnipeg Manitoba. Moved to Ottawa/Rockcliffe Airport in February 1937, where it was tasked as a photographic unit, equipped with Fairchild 71, Bellanca Pacemaker and Canadian Vickers Vedette. Mobilized on the 10 September 1939 as No. 8 (GR) Squadron at Sydney, Nova Scotia, It was redesignated Bomber Reconnaissance (BR) at the end of October 1939. Equipped with Northrop Deltas and Bristol Bolingbrokes, the Squadron was tasked with anti-submarine duty while serving with Eastern Air Command. In December 1941, after the Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor the Squadron was moved to RCAF Station Sea Island on the west coast of Canada as part of Western Air Command. In June 1942 in response to the Japanese attack on the Aleutians, it was moved to Alaska, operating from Elmendorf Army Airfield (Anchorage), with small detachments stationed at Naval Air Station Kodiak and Marks Air Force Base (Nome).
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