Abbott
Marty, CF104 Pilot in Europe from summer of 1975 to fall of 1978.
In 1000 hrs of flying he had one ejection due to engine failure
which occurred on his first flight. After leaving the air force he
became a mergers and acquisitions lawyer with a large national law
firm, and eventually became the founder of a number of oil gas
companies. He now owns a homebuilt Legend with a Czech PT6 knockoff
engine that has better numbers than any WWII fighter. Although it
doesn't sport a Tiger Livery, both cockpit seats have 439 Sqn
crests emblazoned on the seats.
Aayames
LAC Airframe
Technician, Sabres Circa 1963
Ackland
Kingsley "Ack" Ground
crew member of 439 Servicing Echelon working on Typhoon 1B's circa
1944-1945.
Ainsley
F/L Sabre
Pilot Circa 1958 -
Albert
LAC Airframe
Technician, Sabres Circa 1963
Alefounder
WJ Sgt 21395 F-86 Sabre Circa 1952
Allen
E.J. Ernie, F/O, J20587,
Typhoon Pilot with 123 Sqn since Nov 1942 and 439 until 12 Aug 1944. Son
of Ernest and Mary Anne Allen; husband of Zella Marguerite Allen, of
St. James, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Died
at
the age
of 23 on
12-Aug-1944 while based at Lantheuil, France..
Anderson
W. Andy , Bill , F/O,
J36997, Pilot 12 Nov 1944 - 24 Mar 1945. Son
of Simon Christian and Gonda Anderson. of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Killed at
the age of 25 on 24-Mar-1945 while based in Holland.
He had been on his
second tour with 65 missions having flown
75:25 operational hours and a grand total of 501:00 flying
hours.Andrews
TG Sgt 23235 F-86
Sabre Circa 1952
Angelini
S. Sam,
F/O,
J37114, Pilot,
17 Nov 1944 - 01 Jan1945. Killed at
the age of 22. Completed
14 operational sorties by this time.
Native Hamilton,
Ontario
Argue Paul
Armstrong, Ron (Army)
F-86 pilot
Armstrong
George LAC, Technician, Instrument & Electrical,
Sabres Circa
1963 -
Arseneau, Aurelle
held the position of Squadron Adjutant and INTO from July 1988
to Oct 1990
Ashford,
H.E.D., Padre. RCAF Chaplain Services, ???? - 15 Oct 1944. Today
(15 Oct 1944) Padre Ashford is giving his final Service here as he
will be posted shortly after to Canada. His exuberant and demonstrative
Services will be missed by the personnel of 143 Wing. He set up a good
Record here, dutifully visiting all sections almost every day if
possible, never too busy to listen to our grief's. A very fine Padre
indeed will soon be posted from our midst.
Aitken
P/O R.B. 123 Squadron. On 5 April 1941 Lysander 432 crashed at
Cardinal, Ontario, causing both his the death and that of his air
gunner Sgt (Sergeant) Howard
Winfield Chase.
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