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TYPE D’OBJET: lithograph/framed
DATE: 1980
NUMÉRO DE L’ARTEFACT: 2001.0544.001

FABRICANT: Inconnu
MODÈLE: CF104 Starfighter
EMPLACEMENT: Inconnu

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Renseignements généraux

Nº de série: S/O
Nº de partie: 1
Nombre total de parties: 1
Ou: S/O
Brevets: S/O
Description générale: paper print; card stock matte; glazed; aluminum frame; steel hanging hardware; cardboard backing

Dimensions

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Longueur: 59,5 cm
Largeur: 44,0 cm
Hauteur: S/O
Épaisseur: 2,2 cm
Poids: S/O
Diamètre: S/O
Volume: S/O

Lexique

Groupe: Aviation
Catégorie: Commémoratif
Sous-catégorie: S/O

Fabricant

Ou: Cameron
Pays: Inconnu
État/province: Inconnu
Ville: Inconnu

Contexte

Pays: Canada
État/province: Inconnu
Période: print is dated June 1980
Canada: 1 Canadian Air Group, a component of NATO's Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force, is a direct descendent of 1 Air Division of the Royal Canadian Air/Force. The Air Division began its build up in Europe in November of 1951 and was subsequently employed in the air defence role operating F-86/Sabres and CF100 Canucks from bases in France and Germany. With the acquisition of the Canadair-built CF104 Starfighter in 1963, Canada's/NATO airmen assumed a strike/reconnaissance role. In 1970, when all Canadian NATO forces were concentrated, in Germany, the air role was/changed to conventional attack and 1 Air Division was reformed as 1 Canadian Air Group. The Air Group comprises 421, 439 and 441 Tactical Fighter/Squadrons based at Canadian Forces Base Baden-Soellingen, West Germany. Each Squadron was originally formed as a fighter unit of the Royal/Canadian Air Force during the second World war. 421 (Red Indian) Squadron was formed at Digby, Lincolnshire, England in April 1942 and was/equipped with Spitfires, Vampires and F-86 Sabres prior to the present Starfighter. 439 (Tiger) Squadron was formed from 123 Army Co-operation/Training Squadron which arrived at Bournemouth, England in December 1943. The Squadron has employed Lysanders, Hurricanes, Typhoons, F-F-86/Sabres and the Starfighter, 441 (silver Fox) Squadron was forst formed in Canada in April 1942, moving to Great Britain in late 1943. The Squadron has been equipped with Hurricanes, Spitfires, F-86 Sabres and the Starfighter."
Fonction: display/ commemorates Canadian Forces CF-104 Starfighter jet fighter airplane & squadrons in 1 Canadian Air Group in which it served
Technique: Inconnu
Notes sur la région: Inconnu

Détails

Marques: caption on canvas at lower right reads: "CF104 Starfighter/104815/1 Canadian Air Group/CFB Baden-Soellingen/June 1980/(C) Dugald Cameron 1980/C L Wright, Glasgow/Squadron Prints No. 54"; text on canvas at lower left reads: "1 Canadian Air Group, a component of NATO's Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force, is a direct descendent of 1 Air Division of the Royal Canadian Air/Force. The Air Division began its build up in Europe in November of 1951 and was subsequently employed in the air defence role operating F-86/Sabres and CF100 Canucks from bases in France and Germany. With the acquisition of the Canadair-built CF104 Starfighter in 1963, Canada's/NATO airmen assumed a strike/reconnaissance role. In 1970, when all Canadian NATO forces were concentrated, in Germany, the air role was/changed to conventional attack and 1 Air Division was reformed as 1 Canadian Air Group. The Air Group comprises 421, 439 and 441 Tactical Fighter/Squadrons based at Canadian Forces Base Baden-Soellingen, West Germany. Each Squadron was originally formed as a fighter unit of the Royal/Canadian Air Force during the second World war. 421 (Red Indian) Squadron was formed at Digby, Lincolnshire, England in April 1942 and was/equipped with Spitfires, Vampires and F-86 Sabres prior to the present Starfighter. 439 (Tiger) Squadron was formed from 123 Army Co-operation/Training Squadron which arrived at Bournemouth, England in December 1943. The Squadron has employed Lysanders, Hurricanes, Typhoons, F-F-86/Sabres and the Starfighter, 441 (silver Fox) Squadron was forst formed in Canada in April 1942, moving to Great Britain in late 1943. The Squadron has been equipped with Hurricanes, Spitfires, F-86 Sabres and the Starfighter."
Manque: S/O
Fini: colour picture; dark green matte; silver frame
Décoration: port side view of Canadian Forces CF-104 Starfighter jet fighter airplane/ crests of 421, 439 & 441 Squadrons on canvas near lower right

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Fabricant inconnu, Épreuve, 1980, Numéro de l'artefact 2001.0544, Ingenium - Musées des sciences et de l'innovation du Canada, http://collection.ingeniumcanada.org/fr/id/2001.0544.001/

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