Canadian Military History – by Bruce Forsyth

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• ONTARIO » Canadian Military History

  Canadian Forces Base Toronto – Avenue Road Detachment: Originally opened in 1939 as the RCAF Institute of Aviation Medicine, a military laboratory, on the grounds of the Eglington Hunt Club. The Insti...

• NOVA SCOTIA – Canadian Military History

  Royal Canadian Air Force Station Debert: Opened in April 1941, RCAF Station Debert was the home to the Royal Air Force’s No. 31 Operational Training Unit (opened on 3 June 1941), a Communications Stor...

• The Mid-Canada Line – Canadian Military History

  Source material (unless noted): Between the DEW Line and the Pinetree Line was the Mid-Canada Line, consisting of 8 Sector Control Stations and approximately 90 unmanned Doppler radar sites. The line...

• Abandoned Bases » Canadian Military History

  I found the information on your website eally informative. I find the history of these old closed down bases interesting, especially the ones you can visit today. I wish they wouldn’t totally tear the...

• A Short History of Abandoned and Downsized Canadian Military Bases – Canadian Military History

  A Short History of Abandoned and Downsized Canadian Military Bases Prior to the passage of Bill C-243, The Canadian Forces Reorganization Act in Canada, the Navy, Army and Air Force operate...

• The British Commonwealth Air Training Plan » Canadian Military History

  Dear Mr. Lomnes, I may be able to help you in your search regarding this story. While your interest is in the aircraft itself, I think you will find the story compelling. I met George Roper and some ...