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Royal Air Forces · Winnipeg

Mischief in the Machine: The History of the Gremlin - Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada

While the term gremlin may have existed earlier, the myth truly “took off” with pilots and ground crew of the Royal Air Force (RAF) during the early days of World War II. These troublemaking, impish creatures became the scapegoat for mechanical issues with aircraft. You might recognize the name “Gremlin” from its most famous pop culture appearance in the 1984 film Gremlins (© 1984 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.). While those mischievous, destru…See the Story

Saint John, New Brunswick · Saint John

Silas Alward Cheesman: The First Canadian Bush Pilot to Fly in Antarctica - Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada

Operations office of Western Canada Airways (Western Transportation Service) at Hudson, Ontario, spring 1927: C. Wilson, book keeper; Bernt. Balchen, pilot eng; F. Stevenson, pilot eng.; MacDougall Treasurer WCAL; Al Cheesman, eng; ‘Doc’ Oaks, general manager, pilot eng. Early Canadian bush pilots faced challenges at every turn and confronted them head-on, armed only with an indomitable will and a can-do attitude. Thanks to bush flying, trips th…See the Story

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