🌺 The 19-year-old Canadian air bomber who never came home – The Story of Robert Wallace Blair 🌺 Robert Wallace Blair was born on 9 August 1924 in Toronto, Ontario — the son of George Washington Blair, an Irish-born signalman, and Irene May Jones, originally from Wales. He grew up by the shores of Lake Ontario, attending Kew Beach School and later Danforth Technical School, where he proved himself bright, capable, and skilled with his hands. Before the war, he worked as a draughtsman — a young

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau used this Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) Bombardier CC-144 Challenger aircraft (144618) for the two-week vacation flight to Costa Rica. The prime minister is required to fly on a Royal Canadian Air Force aircraft for security reasons , even for personal travel. Cost of his family's flights on the last trip to and from Costa Rica was about $57,000. #aircraft #security #travel #aviation | FL360aero | Facebook

61K views · 4.3K reactions | The first long-range flight with no instructor is quite a moment in the career of an #RCAF Multi-Engine pilot. Recent graduates at 3 Canadian Forces Flying Training School in Portage La Prairie recently conducted ‘Student-Mutual’ flights to Regina and back to build confidence and form bonds with their course mates. | Royal Canadian Air Force | Facebook

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