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Category Archives: RCAF
2014 Regional Gliding School (Pacific) graduation parade
[fbalbum url=”https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.262966747160377.1073742027.123247217798998&type=1″ size=”187″ limit=21 random=1] view all 183 images on Facebook or in a standalone album…
Posted in airplanes, CFB Comox, people, RCAF, Regional Gliding School (Pacific)
Tagged 19 Wing Comox, air force, cadets, CFB Comox, Comox, RCAF, Regional Gliding School (Pacific)
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Not your normal view – CP-107 Argus
As early as 1952 the RCAF issued requirements for a new long-range patrol Aircraft to replace the wartime Lancaster. By 1958, less than three years from contract start, the first Argus was airborne and on 1 May 1958, CFB Greenwood … Continue reading
Posted in airplanes, CFB Comox, history, Lazo, museum, not your normal view, RCAF, Vancouver Island Images
Tagged 19 Wing Comox, airplanes, Argus, CFB Comox, Comox Air Force Museum, CP-107 Argus, history, RCAF
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F/L Arnold Roseland Spitfire
Packing up TE 294, the F/L Arnold Roseland Spitfire In 1999, members of the Comox Air Force Museum on Vancouver Island, began a decade long project to construct a Supermarine Spitfire IX from the ashes of a former South African … Continue reading
Not your normal view – airplanes
The Comox Air Force Museum offers a window on history, and if you take the time, a window into history…
Posted in airplanes, CFB Comox, history, museum, not your normal view, RCAF, Vancouver Island Images
Tagged airplane, Comox Air Force Museum, CP-121 Tracker, history, jet, museum
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Regional Gliding School (Pacific)
I spent a day at CFB Comox with the Regional Gliding School (Pacific) – I’m impressed… very impressed. A last minute check with the flight instructor Waiting… The tow plane arrives The tower signals clearance to cross … Continue reading
Grumman CS2F / CP-121 Tracker
Grumman produced 1,185 Trackers, and another 99 aircraft carrying the CS2F designation were manufactured in Canada under license by de Havilland Canada. The Canadian built Trackers entered service starting in 1956, and were built to the earlier “A” model airframe … Continue reading
Posted in airplanes, CFB Comox, history, museum, RCAF, tourism, Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island Images
Tagged 19 Wing Comox, air force, CFB Comox, Comox, CP-121 Tracker, Grumman CS2F, museum, RCAF
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Snowy birds
Two rather cold air planes at the Comox Air Force Museum, located at 19 Wing/CFB Comox. CP-107 Canadair Argus C-47, Douglas DC-3 Dakota
Posted in airplanes, CFB Comox, history, RCAF, snow, tourism, Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island Images, winter
Tagged 19 Wing Comox, air force, Argus, C-47, Canadair, CFB Comox, Comox Air Force Museum, CP-107, Dakota, museum
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RCAF Vampire
The de Havilland DH-100 Vampire F.3 was the first jet fighter to enter RCAF service in any significant numbers. It served to introduce fighter pilots to jet flying, cockpit pressurization and the tricycle landing gear. RCAF Vampires served in both … Continue reading
RCAF Tofino
Originally opened 1943 as a “Radio Detachment”, RCAF Tofino was part of a chain of radar stations conducting surveillance of the Pacific Coast, primarily due to threat of Japanese incendiary balloons.The RCAF, due to the threat of Japanese incendiary balloons … Continue reading
Posted in abandoned, airplanes, history, RCAF, Vancouver Island, Vancouver Island Images
Tagged Pinetree Line, Radar Hill, RCAF Tofino, Tofino, Vancouver Island
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C-FOAR – Regional Gliding School (Pacific)
C-FOAR, a Regional Gliding School (Pacific) Cessna 182P. C-FOAR is used by Regional Gliding School (Pacific) to support glider and powered flight pilot training.