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Russ Bannock Versus the V-1
Buzz Bombs, Doodlebugs, Chuffbombs and Divers – these are some of the names Allied servicemen and civilians called the dreaded German V-1 jet powered flying bombs
The V-1 Bomb: A Complex Design Challenge
Our volunteers are the lifeblood of the museum. But often their creativity and ingenuity, rather than just their labour, makes the big difference.
Revamped Museum Volunteer Lunch Program
If you talk to volunteers around the hangar, they will be quick to tell you about a delicious change at the museum within the past few months.
Jean Middleton: At the Forefront of Family Programming
We profile Jean Middleton and her amazing work developing family programming at the museum.
Mapping the Canadian North – Post WWII
Prior to the Second World War, one of the principal responsibilities of the Canadian Air Force was aerial photography.
Keeping the History of 418 Squadron Alive
Jim Gillespie and Ron Sharpe have been on a mission since retiring from the Canadian Air Force more than 30 years ago. They have been working to ensuring the history and camaraderie of their former Edmonton squadron does not disappear.
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