The last Athabaskan, G07 sailor crossed the Bar October 3, Before remembering Philip Ensor who was killed on a sortie on September 8, , I have to tell you how I had created another blog in with the mission of remembering RAF 23 Squadron. First it was about remembering a French-Canadian Mosquito pilot. I was not alone in He died on October 21, in a plane crash. He was not an ace. But does it really matter? Writing that blog led me to write about more and more about pilots and navigators who flew with 23 Squadron.
I will spare you the list. One of them was Alistair Alec Lawson. To know more about Alistair Lawson, click here. To know more about Philip Ensor, click here. Check in at www. This might be of interest February To reserve anything, email me at larry canavbooks. You can scroll back for days and not run out of informative and enjoyable reading! See ordering info at the end. Many rare entries. A book for anyone following the RCAF. NEW copy.
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