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Hugh A. Halliday

Canadian flyers go to war

Canada’s air force was born in fits and starts The first tool for military aviation was the hot air balloon, first used during the French

In and out of Southeast Asia

Canada’s air force had a tentative role in defending Australia, Burma and India “What would have happened if…?” Wartime history is replete with speculative questions,

Tiger In Waiting

It was called Tiger Force, but the Second World War ended before this new strategic bombing formation could roar off into the Pacific. Canadians—in the

Drop Zone Burma

Nasty weather, enemy fire and an unforgiving jungle—just some of the perils faced by the men who flew transport missions over Burma during the Second

The Forgotten Flyers

In other theatres the RAF had spurned dive-bombers in general and the Vengeance in particular. But in India and Burma the Vengeance performed heroic service

Astonishing Adventures In The Far East

The allied air forces (American and British) in India during the Second World War were always aggressive in their stance. The monsoon rains from June

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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.