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    Montgomery Chisholm (Chis) Hart in uniform of the Royal Canadian Air Force

    Montgomery Chisholm (Chis) Hart at the De Haviland Air Craft School, London, England

    Montgomery Chisholm (Chis) Hart in a military air craft

    Montgomery Chisholm (Chis) Hart in Royal Canadian Air Force, in full uniform at Erchless Estate

    Montgomery Chisholm (Chis) Hart in R.C.A.F (Royal Canadian Air Force) with unidentified males

    Part of the Royal Air Force's Transport Command Group, which ferried aircraft, sometimes with personnel and cargo, to Britain during the Second World War.

    John Caird was a Flight Lieutenant in the Royal Air Force, 1942-1947 and was sometimes jointly attached to the Royal Canadian Air Force. John moved to Canada in 1957, and to Oakville in 1961.

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    John Caird was a Flight Lieutenant in the Royal Air Force, 1942-1947; he was sometimes jointly attached to the Royal Canadian Air Force. John moved to Canada in 1957, and to Oakville in 1961.

    Initially with the Royal Air Force, Kelley later transferred to the Medical Corps and worked overseas as an x-ray equipment operator until the end of World War I. Notes accompanying photographs of Ja

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    British flag with attached notes issued to pilots displays translated messages asking for assistance from local allies.

    Unidentified flag with note in an unidentified language issued to pilots displays message asking for assistance from local allies.

    The Latin inscription, "Per Ardua Ad Astra" translates to "through adversity to the stars."

    Photograph probably taken by Alan G. Reith, Aircraftsman with Royal Canadian Air Force.

    Flight Lieutenant (pilot) with #3 Operational Training Unit, Patricia Bay, British Columbia. Killed December 2, 1944, at the age of 30. George has no known grave. His name is inscribed on the Ottawa

    Served in the Royal Air Force

    Flying Officer with the Royal Canadian Air Force in the position of Wireless Air Gunner, 1943-1946.

    Ken Chambers served as a Flying Officer with the Royal Canadian Air Force, initially as a mechanic then as a pilot, from 1940 to 1945.