Prince Edward Island Regiment Museum
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
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Prince Edward Island - Memories of WWII
Location: No. 32 General Reconnaissance School, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

 
The inside of an Anson Aircraft looking forward to the pilot.
1 of 16 		The station maintained 92 aircraft, 18 to each flight (squadrons) and did 4 flights per day.
2 of 16 		Visiting dignitaries tour Airfield. Four thousand navigators were trained here during the war.
3 of 16 		Personnel from all Allied Airforces were trained here.
4 of 16 		This is an inspection inside one of the hangers.
5 of 16 		RAF (Royal Air Force) Station Cricket Team.
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Station dance.
7 of 16 		Invitation to Colonel and Mrs. Johnstone to the Officers Mess.
8 of 16 		Decorations are in place for the nights entertainment.
9 of 16 		Invitation to Colonel and Mrs. Johnstone, for a christmas dance to be held at the Officers Mess.
10 of 16 		One of the many social events organized for the Airmen stationed in Charlottetown.
11 of 16 		Parades were held often in front of hangers.
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Station newspaper called the GRAF, January 1944.
13 of 16 		A photo from the Station newspaper, the GRAF, showing the Control Tower.
14 of 16 		A photo showing the staff and officers of the Royal Air Force Station, Charlottetown.
15 of 16 		Arial photo of the Station.
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