The History and the Aircraft of the Air Forces of Canada
 -  from 1914 to today.

 From World War 2 On - Part 3.

 Unification

The first step to unify the armed forces was taken in August, 1964 with the formation of Canadian Forces Headquarters in Ottawa. This was followed in 1965/66 with the formation of Mobile Command headquartered in Montreal Maritime Command in Halifax, Air Defence Command in North Bay, Air Transport Command at Trenton, Materiel Command at Rockcliffe, and Training Command in Winnipeg.

In 1967, the Royal Canadian Air Force disappeared in name, but Canada’s Air Force still lives on and the dedication to duty of the men and women who serve is as formidable as that of their predecessors.

   
            Otter                CF 104  Starfighter       CF 101 Voodoo               DHC7 Dash 7             Falcon 

            

 CH 47C Chinook         DC3 Dakota                     Tracker              CT134 Musketeer           CH 148/9
                                                                                                                                               
   
               T33                     C130 Hercules      Cosmopolitan            Labrador/ Voyageur    CT 114 Tutor

For more history and photos, please follow this link to Part 4: