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Photo ID 59294 by Johannes Berger. UK Air Force Sopwith Snipe 7F 1, E6938
Photo ID: 59294
This Snipe was made in 1918. Its wartime history is unknown. Imported into the United States by actor Reginald Denny (an ex-RFC pilot), it was used in one or more movies then subsequently displayed in California before being restored and flown in 1960.
Photo ID 59293 by Johannes Berger. Canada Navy Sikorsky HO4S 3, 55877
Photo ID: 59293
This helicopter was made in 1955 for the RCN. During its career this HO4S-3 is credited with rescuing 32 people, three dogs, and a cat from various marine disasters. It served with the navy until donated to the museum in 1970.
Photo ID 59292 by Johannes Berger. UK Air Force Avro 504K, G CYFG
Photo ID: 59292
Manufactured in 1918. After passing through the hands of several American owners, this Avro 504K was purchased and restored by the RCAF and subsequently passed to the museum for static displays.
Photo ID 59291 by Johannes Berger. Germany Air Force Junkers J 1, 586 18
Photo ID: 59291
Manufactured in 1918, the museum aircraft was sent to Canada as a war trophy in 1919. It was put on display for a time, then stored in various locations until it became part of the museum collection in 1969. This aircraft is the only surviving Junkers J.I
Photo ID 59290 by Johannes Berger. Germany Air Force Junkers J 1, 586 18
Photo ID: 59290
Manufactured in 1918, the museum aircraft was sent to Canada as a war trophy in 1919. It was put on display for a time, then stored in various locations until it became part of the museum collection in 1969. This aircraft is the only surviving Junkers J.I
Photo ID 59289 by Johannes Berger. UK Air Force SPAD S VII, B9913
Photo ID: 59289
This specimen was built in England in 1917. Its British service history is unknown, but in 1918 it was sent for air service in the United States. In 1965 it was purchased by the Canada Aviation and Space Museum.
Photo ID 59272 by Johannes Berger. Germany Air Force Messerschmitt Me 163B 1a, 191914
Photo ID: 59272
This aircraft was assembled in 1945, captured the same year, and shipped to Canada in 1946. Stored in Calgary, and was sent to Rockcliffe in 1964. It was refinished in the markings of I JG/400 and put on display at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum.
Photo ID 59271 by Johannes Berger. Germany Air Force Messerschmitt Me 163B 1a, 191914
Photo ID: 59271
This aircraft was assembled in 1945, captured the same year, and shipped to Canada in 1946. Stored in Calgary, and was sent to Rockcliffe in 1964. It was refinished in the markings of I JG/400 and put on display at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum.
Photo ID 59270 by Johannes Berger. Germany Air Force Messerschmitt Bf 109F 4, 10132
Photo ID: 59270
This Bf-109 crash-landed near the Arctic port of Murmansk, Soviet Union, in August 1942. It was re-finished in its original colours and put on display at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum.
Photo ID 59229 by Johannes Berger. Canada Air Force Avro Canada CF 105 Mk 2 Arrow, 25206
Photo ID: 59229
Intended to replace the Avro Canada CF-100, the CF-105 Arrow was a technical masterpiece at the forefront of aviation engineering during its time. The nose section of one Arrow, is one of the very few parts remaining of the CF-105 project.
Photo ID 59228 by Johannes Berger. Canada Air Force Canadair CL 84 1 Dynavert, CX8402
Photo ID: 59228
The museum aircraft was manufactured in 1969. It was thoroughly evaluated by Canadian, American, and British test pilots, both in Canada and the United States, during 1972-74.
Photo ID 59227 by Johannes Berger. Canada Air Force Canadair CL 13B Sabre Mk 6, 23455
Photo ID: 59227
The museum aircraft was built in 1955, served with the RCAF in Canada and overseas until it was transferred to the museum in 1964.
Photo ID 59226 by Johannes Berger. Canada Air Force Canadair CT 133 Silver Star 3 T 33AN, 21574
Photo ID: 59226
This T-33 was manufactured in 1957. It operated in a training role with the RCAF until 1964 when it was transferred to the museum. It is painted brilliant red and appeared as the Red Knight in individual aerobatic displays with the RCAF.
Photo ID 59225 by Johannes Berger. Canada Air Force Canadair CT 114 Tutor CL 41A, 114108
Photo ID: 59225
The Canada Aviation and Space Museum’s aircraft was built in 1963. It flew as a trainer for a number of years before being transferred to the Snowbirds. The Canadian Forces donated it to the museum in late 1999.
Photo ID 59224 by Johannes Berger. Canada Air Force De Havilland DH 100 Vampire F 3, 17074
Photo ID: 59224
Manufactured in 1948, this Vampire served with RCAF fighter squadrons and an operational training unit until stored in 1956. It was transferred to the museum in 1964.
Photo ID 59223 by Johannes Berger. UK Air Force Hawker Hind, L7180
Photo ID: 59223
This aircraft was built in 1937 as a light bomber for the RAF. In 1938 it was one of 19 Hinds delivered to the Royal Afghan Air Force. It served with the RAAF into the 1940s and was an instructional airframe in the 1950s.
Photo ID 59147 by Johannes Berger. Canada Navy Bell HTL 6 Sioux, 1387
Photo ID: 59147
This helicopter began service in the Royal Canadian Navy in June 1955. It was used by RCN Helicopter Squadron HU-21 for pilot training and utility tasks for the fleet. After working in various locations, this helo was transferred to the museum in 1966.
Photo ID 59146 by Johannes Berger. Canada Navy Piasecki HUP 3 Retriever PV 18, 51 16623
Photo ID: 59146
This helicopter manufactured as a H-25A for the US Army was modified in 1954 as a HUP-3 for the RCN, where it served until 1964. It was purchased by the Canadian War Museum in 1965 and restored by Boeing Canada between May 1981 and November 1982.
Photo ID 59145 by Johannes Berger. Canada Air Force Boeing Vertol CH 113A Labrador, 11301
Photo ID: 59145
Labrador #301, the first to enter service with the Canadian Forces and the last to retire, was delivered to the Canada Aviation and Space Museum in July, 2004 and marked the retirement from active service of the illustrious Labrador fleet.
Photo ID 59144 by Johannes Berger. Poland Air Force Mikoyan Gurevich Lim 2, 316
Photo ID: 59144
The Canada Aviation and Space Museum’s MiG-15bis is a Polish-built version known as the Lim-2. Built in late 1954 by WSK in Mielec, the aircraft served with various units of the Polish Air Force before it was acquired from a Polish private collector.
Photo ID 59143 by Johannes Berger. Canada Air Force McDonnell Douglas CF 188B Hornet CF 18B, 188901
Photo ID: 59143
This is the first CF-188, rolled out at the McDonnell Douglas factory in late July 1982. The aircraft landed at Rockcliffe on 18 October 2001.
Photo ID 59142 by Johannes Berger. USA Marines McDonnell Douglas AV 8A, 158966
Photo ID: 59142
This AV-8A, broadly equivalent to the RAF's Harrier GR.3, entered Marine Corps service in 1973. Over the years, it served three attack squadrons: VMA-231, 513 and 542. VMA-231’s insignia, the Ace of Spades, is visible below the cockpit.
Photo ID 59141 by Johannes Berger. Canada Air Force Avro Canada CF 100 Mk5D Canuck, 100757
Photo ID: 59141
This particular airplane operated in Canada with the RCAF and the Canadian Forces from August 1958 until October 1979 when it was flown to the museum for preservation.
Photo ID 59140 by Johannes Berger. Canada Air Force Canadair CF 5A CL 219, 116763
Photo ID: 59140
This CF-5A, built in 1970, was based at several locations across Canada between periods of storage but served most frequently at Cold Lake. Transferred by the Canadian Forces to the museum in 1997. It retained the Warsaw Pact “aggressor” markings.
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