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McLEOD, ALBERTA, CANADA. C.1941. FROM QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA THESE EIGHT YOUNG AIRMEN WERE SENT TO CANADA AS PART OF AUSTRALIA'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH AIR TRAINING PLAN. THEY RECEIVED THEIR WINGS RECENTLY AT NO.7 SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL AT McLEOD, ALBERTA, AND ARE NOW GRADUATES OF THE PLAN. LEFT TO RIGHT: THEY ARE LEADING AIRCRAFTMEN C.M. DEAN, C.G. STORRY, J.N. SURGEON, K.A. ANDREW, 404820 SERGEANT ROYAL GEORGE HERON (LOST ON OPERATIONS OVER THE UNITED KINGDOM ON JANUARY 21 1942), A.B. BOYLE, G.T. BEAMES, K.H. EKLUND. (DONOR: B. GORDON)
AFTER RECEIVING ELEMENTARY TRAINING IN AUSTRALIA THESE EIGHT YOUNG MEN FROM VICTORIA ARE NOW GRADUATES OF THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH AIR TRAINING PLAN. THEY RECENTLY RECEIVED THEIR WINGS AT NO.7 SERVICE
UPLANDS, OTTAWA, CANADA. GRADUATES OF NO.2 SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL AT UPLANDS OTTAWA WITH SQUADRON LEADER J.R. GORDON MC (CENTRE) OF THE AUSTRALIAN AIR LIAISON MISSION TO CANADA, FOLLOWING THE
UPLANDS, OTTAWA, CANADA. GRADUATES OF THE NO.2 SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE AT UPLANDS, OTTAWA. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: LEADING AIRCRAFTMEN H.M. GOULTER, T.M. THOMA
UPLANDS, OTTAWA, CANADA. GRADUATES OF NO.2 SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL. LEADING AIRCRAFTMEN A.A. WADDELL AND B.F. WILMOT WITH SQUADRON LEADER J.R. GORDON, MC (CENTRE) OF THE AUSTRALIAN AIR LIAISON
Graduates of No. 7 Service Flying Training School at the Royal Canadian Air Force Station at McLeod, Alberta. 404927 Sergeant pilot Ian Clarke Dunn, left and Sergeant pilot W J Clark, right (possibly
GRADUATES OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE NO. 2 SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL AT UPLANDS, OTTAWA. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: LEADING AIRCRAFTMEN C.T. DOUDY (Tamworth); R. ARMSTRONG (West Tamworth); F.
