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During W.W.II Canadian Airlines Ltd. operated #2 Air Observer School as part of the British Commonwealth Training Plan. General Manager…
Stories about Wilfrid Reid (Wop) May
During W.W.II Canadian Airlines Ltd. operated #2 Air Observer School as part of the British Commonwealth Training Plan. General Manager…
The First Use of an Aircraft for Police Pursuit, 1919 by John Chalmers Little can be read about Canadian aviation…
(Listen to Wop speaking about the Mad Trapper story in 1952) Many stories & books have been written about the…
Canada’s first flying club was one formed in Calgary by Freddie McCall in 1919 – it was short lived and…
In June of 1952, “Wop” and his son Denny left on a driving holiday from Calgary to Great Falls (Montana), Yellowstone…
“I do not want to glamourize war – I personally feel it’s always unnecessary….. but it’s fact, and the stories…
Wilfrid Reid May was born April 20, 1896 at Carberry, Manitoba. His father owned & operated A.E. May & Co….
The British Commonwealth Air Training Plan operated a number of Air Observer Schools across Canada during W.W.II. #2 Air Observer…
The tender for airmail service closed June 7th, 1929 but was not signed until November 25th. Once the contract for…