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Fleet Fawn Mk II (7c)
The Fleet Fawn first saw service with the Royal Canadian Air Force in 1931 when twenty Mk I's were delivered. Several versions of the "Fawn" design were manufactured during the…
Although the museum’s collection of aircraft has grown significantly over the years, the Society remains focused on its goals of honouring those who served with Bomber Command and the BCATP.
North American Harvard
During World War II, and for some years afterwards, the distinctive snarl of the Harvard was a familiar sound in Canadian skies. Recognized as one of the most outstanding aircraft…
[ Photo courtesy Dave Cheeseman]
Westland Lysander
Designed as an army co-operation aircraft, the Lysander first flew in 1936. During the spring of 1940, Lysander squadrons fought in Belgium and France. It soon became apparent that the…
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De Haviland Tiger Moth
A British design, the de Havilland DH 82 Tiger Moth first flew in 1931. It was operated by the Royal Air Force, the Royal Canadian Air Force, and in many…
[ In-flight photos above courtesy #15 Wing Moose Jaw ]
Canadair CT-114 Tutor
The Canadair CT-114 Tutor is a Canadian-built jet trainer that was used by Canada's air force to train pilots from 1963 until 2000 when it was replaced by the CT-156…
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T-33
The T-33 is an American designed plane which was developed by Lockheed. It evolved from one of the earliest jet aircraft, the single seat F-80 "Shooting Star" which first flew…
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Our Museum’s Collection
Although the museum's collection of aircraft has grown significantly over the years, the Society remains focussed on its goals of honouring those who served with Bomber Command and the BCATP.…
Bristol Hercules
The Hercules was first produced by the Bristol Engine Company in 1939. It is a 14 cylinder, two-row, supercharged, air-cooled, radial engine with a displacement of 38.7 litres. The Hercules…
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Rolls-Royce Merlin 224
The Battle of Britain was won by the RAF's Fighter Command and the air war then taken to the Nazis by Bomber Command. None of this would have been possible…
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BCATP Vehicles
Aerodrome Crash Truck 1942 Ford (Six Wheel Drive) Trucks such as this served on all British Commonwealth Air Training Plan bases in Canada during World War II. They were ready…
Bomber Command Museum – Needs & Surplus Parts
Listed below are some of the items that are needed in our museum. Our Society is registered as a charitable organization so items donated are eligible for an official tax…
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Allison V-1710
The Allison V-1710 was the only American built, liquid-cooled engine to see service during WW II. Originally developed to power dirigibles, the design was modified in 1935 for use in…