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Sworn to Secrecy: Canadians on Radar, 1940-1945
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Second of nine flashcards demonstrating how to track aircraft over the North Sea
19 of 43 		This flashcard clearly shows the coastline as the plane approaches Germany.
20 of 43 		A diagram showing the layout of the RAF Filter Room stations, which provided crucial information
21 of 43 		The station logbook shows that Les Brown was on duty during the D-day invasions
22 of 43 		RAF Form 1629, Mechanical Transport Drivers ID card issued to K.E. Wells to drive trucks in convoy
23 of 43 		War economy required everyone to conserve resources & this envelope requests that it be re-used
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This envelope was used to make notes about radar equipment (incl. transmitters, receivers and GCI)
25 of 43 		Note the "On Active Service" YMCA notepaper used for these figures
26 of 43 		RCAF Notebook
27 of 43 		RCAF Notebook - Look closely! It's been stamped at the bottom as a confidential RDF Notebook
28 of 43 		A travel brochure for Bombay, India, appealing to RAF servicemen on leave
29 of 43 		"Boost" station magazine from RAF Station Korangi Creek in what is now Pakistan
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RAF Form 295A - Pass issued to F/Sgt A.G. James while at RAF Station Waterbeach
31 of 43 		RAF ration coupon for Confectionery and Sweets
32 of 43 		The station magazine in Gander, NL was slightly more professional, and was printed in New Brunswick!
33 of 43 		Eleven stations along the British Columbia coast were vigilant against the threat of attack
34 of 43 		The Alcatrash, RCAF Station Marble Island's station magazine
35 of 43 		"Out of nowhere - going nowhere" - The Isolationist station magazine
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