No 6 EFTS & No 6 AOS
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Prince Albert, SASKATCHEWAN
Prince Albert was home to both #6 EFTS and #6 AOS schools during the second world war. The M & C Aviation company was largley responsible for the success of both schools, as it was given the contract to service and overhaul a large percentage of the aircraft used. #6 EFTS began in 1940 with Tiger Moths and ran until 1944, when these were replaced by Cornells until the end of the war. #6 AOS operated during the mid-war years, using the Avro Anson. During the course of the war many other interesting aircraft and personnel visited PA and some of these have been captured on film by local photographers; George Greening, Al Malena, and Miro Maximchuck, whose pictures are seen here.
Around the Base |
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Photographs of daily life and operations of a typical British Commonwealth Air Training Plan Station. |
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Visiting Aircraft |
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Photographs of the aircraft that just happened to drop by. |
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Avro Anson |
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Operated by No. 6 Air Observer School in the training of Navigators and Bomb Aimers |
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Cessna Crane |
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Operated by No. 6 Air Observer School in the training of Navigators and Bomb Aimers |
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deHavilland Tiger Moth |
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Operated by No. 6 Elementary Flying Training School to train ab intio pilots to wings standard |
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Fairchild Cornell |
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Operated by No. 6 Elementary Flying Training School to train ab intio pilots to wings standard |
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