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RCAF (disambiguation) | | | Canada | Air Force | Department of National Defence | Ottawa, Canada | Per Ardua Ad Astra | RCAF March Past | Battle of Britain | Battle of the Atlantic | Battle of Normandy | Canada | Canadian Forces | Canadian Forces Air Command | | | 23 February | 1909 | Alexander Graham Bell's | Silver Dart | Bras d'Or Lake | Baddeck, Nova Scotia | J.D. McCurdy | British Empire | 10 March | 1909 | 2 August | 1909 | Canadian Army | Camp Petawawa | First World War | 4 August | 1914 | Minister of Militia and Defence | Sam Hughes | Canadian Expeditionary Force | London | | | Burgess-Dunne | 16 September | 1914 | Canadian Aviation Corps | Burgess Company | Massachusetts | Quebec City | biplane | 1 October | 1914 | Salisbury Plain | 7 May | 1915 | Royal Flying Corps | Royal Naval Air Service | William Barker | W.A. "Billy" Bishop | Raymond Collishaw | Roy Brown | Wilfrid "Wop" May | | | Sopwith Dolphins | Canadian Corps | France | Air Ministry | 19 September | 1918 | Canadian Air Force | Lieutenant-Colonel | W.A. Bishop | ace | Victoria Cross | 19 June | 1919 | 5 February | 1920 | air navigation | Air Board | civil aviation | air defence | forestry | photographic surveying | militia | Camp Borden | Department of National Defence | 1 April | 1924 | 25 May | 1925 | Camp Borden | Ontario | Winnipeg, Manitoba | Vancouver, British Columbia | High River, Alberta | Ottawa, Ontario | Dartmouth, Nova Scotia | Royal Canadian Navy | Department of Transport (Canada) | RCAF Station Borden | Second World War | | | 15 August | 1940 | Battle of Britain | British Commonwealth Air Training Plan | Royal Air Force | | | antisubmarine warfare | Battle of the Atlantic | bombing | German | No. 6 Group | RAF Bomber Command | Battle of Normandy | prisoners of war | RCAF Women's Division | Aircraft Identity Corps | VJ Day | 2 September | 1945 | aerial photography | Arctic | Soviet bloc | Cold War | de Havilland Vampire | Sabre | Canadair | Avro CF-100 | Comets | NATO | No. 1 Air Division | North Luffenham | England | Marville | France | Grostenquin | Zweibrücken | West Germany | Baden-Soellingen | NATO Air Training Plan | Korean War | USAF | Soviet | Pinetree Line | latitude | Mid-Canada Line | DEW Line | North America | North American Air (Aerospace, after 1981) Defence Command | 1 August | 1957 | CF-105 Arrow | ICBMs | Bomarc | CF-101 Voodoo | AIR-2 Genie | air-to-air missile | CF-104 Starfighter | Lancasters | Neptune | Argus | Blue Devils | Golden Hawks | Harvards | Golden Centennaires | Tutors | Royal Canadian Navy | Canadian Forces | Paul Hellyer | 4 November | 1966 | 1 February | 1968 | Canadian Forces Air Command | RCAF March Past | wings | 9 December | 1944 | No. 664 Squadron RCAF | Royal Canadian Artillery | RAF Fighter Command | Canadian Forces Air Command | Air Chief Marshal | Air Marshal | Air Vice-Marshal | Air Commodore | Group Captain | Wing Commander | Squadron Leader | Flight Lieutenant | Flying Officer | Pilot Officer | Officer Cadet | Warrant Officer | Flight Sergeant | Sergeant | Corporal | Leading Aircraftman | Aircraftman | Victoria Cross | Commonwealth | P/O Andrew Charles Mynarski | Cambrai | 12 June | 1944 | F/L David Ernest Hornell | Shetland Islands | 24 June | 1944 | | | | | Royal Air Force | roundel | British roundels | Canadian flag | Royal Australian Air Force | Royal New Zealand Air Force | Imperial Crown | per ardua ad astra | tartan | pipe band | List of Royal Canadian Air Force squadrons | List of Royal Canadian Air Force stations | List of aircraft of the RCAF | Royal Canadian Air Force Women's Division | Royal Canadian Air Force Police | No. 6 Group RCAF | RCAF March Past | List of F-104 Starfighter operators | Royal Air Force roundels | ISBN 0973005505 | ISBN 2-920718-72-X | Milberry, Larry | ISBN 0-9690703-4-9 | Categories | Royal Canadian Air Force | Military units and formations established in 1924 | 1968 disestablishments | Disbanded air forces | Organizations based in Canada with royal patronage |