No 1 Operational Training Unit
Course 10

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Back Row (Left to Right): P/O Henderson, P/O Statters, Sgt McNinley, Sgt Brochu, Sgt Langelle, F/O Trull, F/L MacKelvie, F/O MacDonald, SGT. MacMillan, F/O Barker, F/O Racine, Sgt Scott, Sgt Orwin, Sgt Reid

Middle Row (Left to Right): P/O Richardson, F/L Douglas, F/O Brown, F/O Price, P/O Gadbois, P/O Wood, F/O Eddington, F/O Foster, P/O Hilton, P/O Beasley, P/O Munroe, P/O Mainguard, P/O Coombe-Jones

Front Row (Left to Right): P/O Ross, F/O Charbonneau, F/L Smith, F/L Imrie, S/L Woledge, S/L Schwab (D.F.C.), G/C Parker (D.F.C., A.F.C.), W/C Reyno, F/L McLeod (D.F.C.), F/O Handley, F/L Merritt, F/O Emberg (D.F.C.)

Nominal Role

HILTON, Jack Henry Flying Officer RCAF _________ (J20372)	– See: Paradie Db entry. – No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. Course No. 10; – Western Air Command – overseas with the RAF as a Typhoon pilot.
PRICE, W.A. Pilot Officer RCAF _________ (J10247)	– Los Angeles, California; – No. 15 S.F.T.S. Claresholm, AB. Course 42: February 25, 1942; – No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. Course No. 10; – Western Air Command – No. 118 (F) Sqn (RCAF) 29-Jun-1943; – RCAF Station Patricia Bay; – No. 132 (F) Sqn (RCAF) 24-Apr-1944; – 24-May-1944 – Resigns from the R.C.A.F. and transfers to the U.S.A.A.F. “Resignation – F/O W.A. Price (J10244) has been permitted to resign his commission off. 25/May/ 44 for the purpose of transferring to the United States Army Air Corps. F/O Price has been commissioned in the United States Army Air Corp with the rank of Lieutenant. He will be leaving for Tampa, Florida, U.S.A. immediately.”
EDINGTON, George Percy Flying Officer RCAF R106639 (J11044)	– See: F/L Dennis W. Connoly’s Log Book as a Flight Instructor at No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, Que.; – See Paradie Db entry and update. – No. 5 E.F.T.S. Lethbridge, AB. 22 Dec 1941 to ?; – No. 2 S.F.T.S. Uplands, ON. Course 45: December 22, 1941 – April 9, 1942; – F.I. Course at C.F.S. Trenton, ON.; – F.I. at Calgary, AB.; – No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. Course No. 10 21-5-43: – J.11044 F/O G.P. Edington and J.10247 P/O Price involved in a flying accident at No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville; – Western Air Command – No. 118 (F) Sqn (RCAF) Annette Island, Alaska Jun. 29/43 Three new pilots arrived today. F/O. J.H. Hilton, P/O. W.A. Price (J10247), P/O G.P. Edington (J11044); – Posted Overseas; – P.O.W.
DOUGLAS, Walter Norman Flight Lieutenant RCAF _________ (J2933) (+)	– See: F/L Dennis W. Connoly’s Log Book as a Flight Instructor at No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, Que.; – See: C-5931/5098 RCAF Flying Accident Investigation Report for P/O. J.H. Hilton; – No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. Course No. 10; – See: L.A.C. Service File.; – Haileybury, Ont.; – No. 1 S.F.T.S. Camp Borden, ON. Course No. 1 A.T.P. – First BCATP Course July 22 – September 17, 1940; – F.I. Training at C.F.S. Trenton, ON. Nov-4-1940 to Dec-28, 1940; – F.I. at No. 7 S.F.T.S. Jan-1-1941 to Feb-23-1942; – F.I. at No. 18 E.F.T.S. Feb-23-1942 to Jun-6-1942; – F.I. at No. 7 S.F.T.S. Jun-6-1942 to Apr-2-1943; – F.I. Training at C.F.S. Trenton, ON. 3-10-42 to 24-10-42; – No. 1 O.T.U Bagotville, QC. 3-Apr-1943 to 4-Jun-1943; – Western Air Command 19-Jun-1943 to 21-Jun-1943; – No. 132 (F) Sqn. (RCAF) 22-Jun-1943 to 5-May-1944; – No. 1 “Y” Depot, Lachine, QC. 5-May-1944; – No. 3 P.R.C. 3-Jun-1944; – No. 53 O.T.U. Course No. 48 4-Jul-1944 to 7-Sep-1944; – No. 83 G.S.U. 7-Sep-1944; – No. 416 (F) Sqn. (RCAF) 2-Oct-1944; – KIA May 14, 1945.
HENDERSON, Edgar Basil Pilot Officer RCAF R129450 (J14139)	– Transferred from No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. Course No. 9 to Course No. 10 due to disciplinary reasons; – C5906/1607 11th September, 1942; – Owen Sound, ON.; – No. 3 S.F.T.S. Calgary, AB. Course 56: June 22 – September 11, 1942; – Western Air Command – No. 132 (F) Sqn (RCAF) 22-Jun-1943 – See RCAF Crash Card for Kittyhawk I 1066 on 5-7-43 with recommendation that pilot be transferred to squadron with Hurricanes; – No. 133 (F) Sqn (RCAF) 27-Jul-1943 – See RCAF Crash card for Hurricane XII 5401 on 21-8-43 for ground loop on landing; – No. 122 (Composite) Sqn (RCAF) Patricia Bay, B.C. 15-Oct-43; – No. 5 O.T.U. Boundary Bay, B.C. Nov-44; – The Sun Times Tue, Aug 14, 1945 LOCAL AIRMEN RETURN TO CITY; – HENDERSON, Edgar (Babe) Basil-August 2, 1918 – April 19, 2003 Babe passed away peacefully, on Saturday, April 19, 2003, at his home in Vancouver, in his 85th year.
FOSTER, Milton Arnold Pilot Officer RCAF ________ (J23863) (+)	– See L.A.C. Service File; – Transferred from Course No. 9 due to illness. – Picton, ON; – RCAF Recruitment at Trenton, ON.; – No. 5 I.T.S. Belleville, ON. (26-4-1942 to 15-8-1942); – No. 13 E.F.T.S. St. Eugene, ON. (16-8-1942 to 24-10-1942); – No. 2 S.F.T.S. Uplands, ON. Course No. 67 (25-10-1942 to 12-3-1943); – Transferred from No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. Course No. 9 to Course No. 10 due to illness (13-3-1943 to 18-6-1943 including leave from 6-6-1943 to 18-6-1943); – Western Air Command, Vancouver, B.C. (19-6-1943 to 21-3-1943); – No. 132 Sqn (RCAF) – no & Boundary Bay, B.C. (22-6-1942 to 27-7-1943); – Missing presumed dead on 27-7-1943. {based upon L.A.C. Record of Service} {P/O Foster lost his life when his Kittyhawk aircraft 1059 crashed ve miles south of Port Roberts, Washington, USA. – See: The Ottawa Journal 31 Jul 1943, Sat · Page 25
BEASLEY, Joseph Ronald Pilot Officer RCAF _________ (J23867) (+)	– Transferred from No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. Course No. 9 to Course No. 10 due to disciplinary reasons; – Ottawa, ON.; – No. 17 E.U. Ottawa, ON 25-4-42; – No. 5 I.T.S. Belleville, ON. (26-4-1942 to 15-8-1942); – No. 13 E.F.T.S. St. Eugene, ON. (16-8-1942 to 24-10-1942); – No. 2 S.F.T.S. Uplands, ON. Course No. 67 (25-10-1942 to 12-3-1943); – No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. Course No. 9 to Course No. 10 (13-3-1943 to 15-6-1943, including leave from 6-6-1943 to 15-6-1943); – Eastern Air Command, Halifax, N.S.; – No. 128 Sqn (RCAF) Dartmouth, N.S.; – No. 416 Sqn (RCAF) – KIA 24-12-1944 {based upon L.A.C. Record of Service}
UPHAM, Harry George Pilot Officer RCAF R134106 (J13455)	– WASTAGE: – No. 11 S.F.T.S. Yorkton, SK. – Commissioned 14-Aug-1942, c5905/76; – No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. Course No. 10 transferred to Course No. 11 due to illness; – No. 118 Sqn; – 3 P.R.C.; – No. 438 Sqn (RCAF)
SAUNDERS, William Lloyd Sergeant RCAF R136648	– WASTAGE: – No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. Course No. 10 transferred to Course No. 11 due to disciplinary reasons
TRULL, John Cameron Flying Officer RCAF _______ (J6989)	– 24-Mar. 1943: – from Ontario, Canada, – was a 24-year-old working in insurance prior to enlisting – enlisted October, 1940. – No. 14 S.F.T.S. Aylmer, ON. to – No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. – posted overseas to England in June 1943. – No. 403 Sqn (RCAF); – F/Lt J.C. Trull was shot down flying Spitfire IX, (MJ944), 20-2-1944 – https://www.kenleyrevival.org/content/new-contributions/reunited-by-the-resistance
LOVE, Lawrence Wyman Sergeant RCAF R142483 (J88017) (+)	– Transferred from Course No. 9 to Course No. 10 due to illness. – Regina, SK.; – RCAF Recruitment at Regina, SK.; – 2 MD Regina, SK. (13-1-42 to 13-2-42); – No. 13 XD Angus, (14-2-42 to 11-4-42); – No. 5 I.T.S. Belleville, ON. (12-4-42 to 18-7-42); – No. 4 E.F.T.S. Windsor Mills, QC. (19-7-42 to 26-9-42); – No. 13 S.F.T.S. St. Hubert, QC. (27-9-42 to 12-3-43); – Transferred from No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. Course No. 9 to Course No. 10 due to illness, graduates with Course No. 12 (13-3-43 to 31-7-43); – No. 1 “Y” Depot; – No. 3 P.R.C. 2-9-43; – No. 57 O.T.U. 12-10-43; – No. 412 Sqn (RCAF) 10-1-44; – KIA over Bavent on patrol 17-6-1944. {Based upon L.A.C. Record of Service} [See write-up under Course No. 12]
BARKER, Robert Bruce Flying Officer RCAF ________ (J5983)	– Transferred from No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. Course No. 9 to Course No. 10 due to disciplinary reasons; – See: FlyingForYourLife website: – Born 4 December 1918 in Vancouver.; – Enlisted vancouver, 13 August 1940.; – No. 2 I.T.S. (graduated 27 January 1941); – No. 16 E.F.T.S. (graduated 28 March 1941) and – No. 11 S.F.T.S. (graduated 4 July 1941, wings on 25 June 1941.; – Instructed at No. 39 S.F.T.S. (28 November 1941 to 30 September 1942), – Instructed at No. 37 S.F.T.S. (30 September to 9 November 1942) & – Instructed at No. 7 S.F.T.S. (11 November 1942 to 12 March 1943).; – No. 1 O.T.U. (Bagotville), 13 March 1943 to 15 June 1943; – Eastern Air Command; – No. 130 Squadron, 17 June 1943 to 15 March 1944; – Arrived in UK, 2 June 1944.; – No. 57 O.T.U. (27 June to 13 Oct.’44) – No. 442 Squadron (RCAF) (30 October 1944 to 17 March 1945); – No. 412 Squadron (RCAF) (18 March to 7 June 1945).; – Returned to Canada on 7 August 1945.
LANGILLE, George Eugene Sergeant RCAF R84598 (J85756) (+)	– See Paradie Db entry – L.A.C. Service File: – No. 1 O.T.U. 3 Apr 1943 to 19 Jun 1943; – LANGILLE, F/O George Eugene (J85756) – Mention in Despatches – No.193 Squadron (deceased) – Award effective 14 June 1945 as per London Gazette of that date and AFRO 1478/45 dated 21 September 1945. – Born in Saint John, New Brunswick, 15 November 1922. – Home there (store clerk). – Enlisted in Moncton, 8 January 1941 as a clerk. – No.1 Manning Depot, Toronto, 10 January to 19 February 1941. – No.8 SFTS, Moncton, 20 February to 3 July 1941; – No.21 EFTS, Chatham, 4 July 1941 to 23 May 1942. – Remustered to aircrew. – Trained at No.3 ITS (graduated 17 July 1942), – No.13 EFTS (graduated 6 November 1942) and – No.2 SFTS (graduated 19 March 1943). To – No.1 OTU, Bagotville, 3 April 1943. – To “Y” Depot, Halifax, 20 June 1943; – RAF Trainees Pool, 22 June 1943. – Disembarked in Britain, 1 July 1943. – No.55 OTU, 27 July 1943. – No.193 Squadron, 17 September 1943. – No.12 Armament Practice Camp, 6-11 April 1944. – Commissioned 17 May 1944. – No.146 Squadron in France, 20 July 1944 – No.193 Squadron almost at once. – Killed in action 25 November 1944 (Typhoon MN912); – buried in Holland. No citatation. – https://www.vintagewings.ca/stories/courage-and-tulips
RACINE, Gerald Geoffrey “Jerry” Pilot Officer RCAF R77363 (J5800)	– See Paradie Db entry 03 Apr 43 – 19 Jun 43; – https://flyingforyourlife.com/pilots/ww2/qr/racine/ – Born 21 May 1920 in St. Boniface, Manitoba; – Home in Montreal, Quebec; – Enlisted in Montreal, 11 November 1940 – (AC2); At: No. 2 Manning Depot, Brandon, MB. 11 Nov. to 11 Dec. 1940; – No. 4 S.F.T.S., Saskatoon, SK. (Guard Duty), 12 Dec. 1940 to 4 Jan. 1941; – No. 2 I.T.S., Regina, SK. 5 January to 7 February 1941 (graduated 4 February 1941 but made LAC on 7 February 1941); – No. 8 E.F.T.S., Vancouver, B.C. 8 February 1941 to 29 March 1941; – No. 10 S.F.T.S., Dauphin, MB. 10 April to 28 June 1941 (graduated 21 June 1941); – Commissioned 22 June 1941; – Central Flying School, Trenton, ON. (29 June 1941 to 18 September 1941); – Instructed at No. 13 S.F.T.S., St. Hubert, QC. (19 September 1941 to 2 April 1943); – Promoted to Flying Officer, 15 June 1942); – No.1 OTU, Bagotville, QC. (3 April to 19 June 1943); – No. 1 “Y” Depot Halifax, N.S.; – Embarked from Canada on 30 June 1943; – Arrived in the UK on 7 July 1943; – No. 59 OTU (27 July to 16 October 1943) & – No. 56 O.T.U. (17 October 1943 to 28 October 1943); – No. 1 T.E.U. untill 28 October 1943 – 263 Squadron (RAF) (Typhoons), ; – Promoted to Flight Lieutenant, 21 December 1943; – Reported missing 31 March 1944; – Repatriated to Canada, 11 May 1944; – At Station Trenton, 20 June 1944 to 18 July 1944; – No.124 (Ferry) Squadron, St. Hubert, QC., 19 July 1944 to 6 Feb 1946; – Released from RCAF 8 February 1946; – DFC presented 25 February 1949.
MUNRO, Thomas Gordon Pilot Officer RCAF R148424 (J24592)	– See L.A.C. Service File. – No. 5 M.D. Lachine, QC.; – No. 3 I.T.S. Victoriaville, QC.; – No. 11 E.F.T.S. Cap-de-la-Madeleine, QC. – No. 2 S.F.T.S. Uplands, ON. 22.11.42 to 2.4.43; – No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. 3.4.43 to 15.6.43; – Eastern Air Command; – No. 127 (F) Sqn. (RCAF) Jul-1943; – 443 (F) Sqn. (RCAF), – P.O.W.; – Died of poor health post repatriation to Canada.
HUNTER, Alex Flying Officer RCAF _______ (J10097)	– WASTAGE: – Transferred to from Course No. 10 to Course No. 12 due to illness. [See write-up under Course No. 12]
RICHARDSON, William Bruce Pilot Officer RCAF R83217 (J24830) (+)	– See L.A.C. Service File. Windsor, ON.; – No. 1 Manning Depot, Toronto, ON. – No. 1 T.T.S. St. Thomas; – No. 8 S.F.T.S. Moncton, N.B.; – No. 5 E.D. Moncton, N.B.; – No. 3 I.T.S. Victoriaville, QC.; – No. 11 E.F.T.S. Cap-de-la-Madeleine, QC.; – No. 13 S.F.T.S. St. Hubert, QC. 25-Oct-1942 to 2-Apr-1943; – No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC 3-Apr-1943 to 19-Jun-1943; – No. 1 “Y” Depot, Halifax, N.S.; – R.A.F. Trainees Pool; – No. 3 P.R.C.; – No. 3 T.E.U. 26-Jul-1943; – 257 Sqn (RAF) 17-Sep-1943; – KIA 6-Sep-1944.
REID, MacKenzie Davidson Sergeant RCAF R147200 (J85448) (+)	– See L.A.C. Service File. – Winnipeg, MB.; – Winnipeg RC; – No. 5 M.D. Lachine, QC.; – No. 8 S.F.T.S. Moncton, N.B. General Duties; – No. 3 I.T.S. Victoriaville, QC.; – No. 13 E.F.T.S. St. Eugene, ON.; – No. 2 S.F.T.S. Uplands, ON. 22-Nov-1942 to 2-Apr-1943; – No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. 3-Apr-1943 to 19-Jun-1943 (incl. 2-week leave); – No. 1 “Y” Depot, Halifax, N.S.; – R.A.F. Trainees Pool; – No. 3 P.R.C.; – No. 3 T.E.U. 27-Jul-1943; – 197 Sqn (RAF) 17-Sep-1943; – KIA 13-Sep-1944
MCNINLEY, Patrick Joseph ‘Pat’ [MCNENLEY, MCNENLY – alt. spelling of name] Sergeant RCAF R118598	– Update: Typhoon Project & – Paradie Db.; – See: C-5931/5098 RCAF Flying Accident Investigation Report for P/O. J.H. Hilton; Massey, ON; – The Sault Star 06 Mar 1941 Pat McNenly and Morris Menzie have joined the R.C.A.F.; – The Sault Star 17 Apr 1941 Pat McNenly and Morris Menzie attending the Galt Aircraft School; – The Sault Star 28 May 1941 Pat McNenly and Morris Menzie of Galt, spent the weekend at their respective homes. By the way they find their work most interesting and their course is nigh on the way to completion.; – The Sault Star 23 Jul 1941 Pat and Hugh McNenly and Morris Menzie at Manning Pool; – No. 11 E.F.T.S. Cap-de-la-Madeleine, QC. – See RCAF Crash Card 22-10-42 for Finch II 4526 McNinley, P.S. LAC R115598 (R118598 in Daily Diary); – 6-11-42 Course No. 63 graduated(?); – posted to either No. 8 S.F.T.S. Moncton, N.B. or No. 2 S.F.T.S. Uplands, ON. or No. 13 S.F.T.S. St. Hubert, QC.; – The Sault Star 15 Oct 1941 AC2 Pat McNenly stationed at Ottawa; – The Sault Star 24 Oct 1941 AC2 McNenly, Pat, of the R.C.A.F. son of Mr. Hugh McNenly recently was transferred to Moncton, New Brunswick. He was formerly stationed at Ottawa.; – The Sault Star 31 Dec 1941 Hugh and Pal McNenly of the R.C.A.F. at Guelph and Moncton, N.B., respectively, spent Christmas with their father Hugh J. McNenly and returned to their stations Saturday. – No. 3 I.T.S. Victoriaville, QC. ’30-8-42: Course 63, forty-five pupils arrived from No. 3 I.T.S., Victoriaville, Que.’ – No. 11 E.F.T.S. Cap-de-la-Madeleine, QC. Course No. 63 30-8-42 to 6-11-42; – No. 8 S.F.T.S. Moncton, N.B. Course 68: Nov. 9, 1942 – March 5, 1943; – No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. Course No. 10 4-Apr-1943 to 4-Jun-1943; – No. 3 T.E.U. – 9.7.44 R.118598 F./Sgt. McNinley P.J. ceased to be attached to R.A.F. Honiley – 263 (F) Sqn (RAF) with rst combat ops 9-Aug-1944 and last ops 25-Apr-1945.
BROCHU, Victorien Armand Gilbert Sergeant RCAF R55845 (J88814) (+)	– See L.A.C. Service File; – Enlisted at Quebec City, QC. 27-2-41; – No. 4 Manning Depot, Quebec City, QC.; – RCAF Station Dartmouth; – No. 3 I.T.S. Victoriaville, QC.; – No. 11 E.F.T.S. Cap-de-la-Madeleine, QC.; – No. 13 S.F.T.S. St. Hubert, QC.; – No. 1 O.TU. Bagotville, QC. Course No. 10 3-4-43 to 15-6-43; – Eastern Air Command, Halifax, N.S.; – 125 (F) Sqn (RCAF) 18-6-43 to 12-1-44; – No. 1 “Y” Depot, Halifax, N.S.; – No. 3 P.R.C.; – 441 (F) Sqn (RCAF) – Missing Believed KIA 28-10-44
GADBOIS, Jacques Henri P. Pilot Officer RCAF R55391 (J24765)	– See: F/L Dennis W. Connoly’s Log Book as a Flight Instructor at No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, Que.; – See: The Montreal Star Mon, Sep 29, 1941; – No. 31 S.F.T.S. Kingston, ON. Mar 20, 1941; same graduating class as E.C. Likeness; – C.F.S. Trenton, ON. – See RCAF Crash Card for Harvard I 1346 at Trenton RCAF Aerodrome on 14-6-41; – FI at No. 2 S.F.T.S. Uplands, ON.; – FI at No. 13 S.F.T.S. St. Hubert, QC. – See RCAF Crash Card for Harvard II BW189 at St. Hubert Aerodrome on 30-9-41 (taxiing accident); – No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. Course No. 10 4-Apr-1943 to 4-Jun-1943; – Overseas – see The Gazette Fri, Dec 31, 1943 P/O Jacques Gadbois is hospitalized due to collision with geese.
MACKELVIE, James Arnold Flight Lieutenant RCAF R71084 (J5047) (+)	– See L.A.C. Service File; – Enlisted at Winnipeg, MB. on 11-9-40; – No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. Course No. 10 3-4-43 to 19-6-43; – 414 (F) Sqn (RCAF) – KIA 18-6-44
COOMBE-JONES, John Keith Pilot Officer RAF GB1393924 (RAF151569)	– Gaz. 19th Mar. 1943
STATTERS, Edward Pilot Officer RAF GB1511187 (RAF151571)	– WASTAGE: – Transferred from Course No. 10 to No. 11. Gaz. 19th Mar. 1943 [See write-up under Course No. 11] – See: https://www.key.aero/forum/historic-aviation/80047-p- o-e-statters-raf-need-your-help – P/O E. Statters and Sgt. Kenneth Green (RAF#1321270) were flying with No. 1 Operational Unit at Bagotville, Quebec in May of 1943. Green had finished his EFTS and SFTS in April of that year. The pair were in Course No. 10 at No. 1 OTU that commenced in April 4, 1943 and on May 12 that pair were on a routine flight formation. Green flying a/c No. 20 (serial 5426) and Statters flying a/c No. 7 (serial unknown). The pair got separated while descending through a cloud deck with Statters making it back to Bagotville. Green’s aircraft may of had a faulty compass and hence getting lost in the clouds. He was seen flying over a logging village about a 100 miles SW of the base and heading east. After a lengthy search, the RCAF found a small lake with a hole in the middle. Local trappers called the station to say that the hole had to have been made by a falling object. This is where the RCAF concluded where Green crashed and died. Statters was held back from graduating from Course 10 and finished his training with Course 11. What happened to Statters after his training at Bagotville is unknown. He survived WWII but I have no clues as to where he went when returning to the UK. There was a F/O E. Statters (151571) who completed an operational tour with 193 Sqn (Typhoons) on 17 December 1944. Known as ‘Ned’ (usually short for Edwin) he was with the squadron from at least April 44 – possibly earlier. 2.1.45. No. 3 T.E.U. 178053 P/O G.A. Gough, 151571 F/O E.M. Statters posted from 9 PDC for Flying Instructor duties. -See RCAF Flying Accident Investigation Report T-12350/196
KOSH, George Edward Pilot Officer RAF GB575060 (RAF55058)	– WASTAGE: – No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. Course No. 10 transferred to Course No. 11 due to disciplinary reasons; Gaz. 19th Mar. 1943; – No. 3 Sqn (RAF), – KIA, Tempest JN765 was lost 1-7-1944
RAMSAY, Howard William Sergeant RAF GB571776	– Transferred from No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. Course No. 9 to Course No. 10 due to illness then again transferred to Course No. 11 due to illness. – No. 3 T.E.U. Course No. 54 on 17-Aug-1943; – 193 Sqn. (RAF) 19-Oct-1943;
GREEN, Kenneth Henry Sergeant RAF GB1321270 (+)	– WASTAGE: – No. 34 SFTS (Course 69) at Medicine Hat – No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC., Course 10 – KIFA reported missing, presumed dead 12th May 1943 – See: Key Aero website; – See RCAF Flying Accident Investigation Report T-12350/196 for Hurricane IIB 5625
RADMALL, John Stuart Sergeant RAF GB1455807	– WASTAGE: – Transferred to No. 31 S.F.T.S. Kingston, ON for further training. – 1455807 John Stuart RADMAIX (198372) and John Stuart RADMALL (198372) listed in the London Gazette. No. 31 S.F.T.S. Kingston, ON. Daily Diary 6.5.43. 1455807 Sgt. Radmall, J.S. Pilot reported on posting from No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville. To be included in No. 74 Course for a Refresher Course.
SCOTT, John (RAF201038) Sergeant RAF GB1349746	– See RCAF Crash Card for Hurricane IIB 5472 at No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, QC. on 24-4-43
ORWIN, Cyril Williams Sergeant RAF GB________	See Ancestry.ca Tree for Cyril William Orwin – photograph matches the headshot in Course No. 10 graduation class photo. “After leaving school at 15 he started training as an aircraft draftsman at Blackburn Aircraft Company in Brough, Yorkshire helping to build aeroplanes. First flight was with a test flight pilot in a Skewer doing terminal velocity dives. Decided to do exams to join the Airforce and became an Airforce apprentice – the first day after joining, the War broke out instead of a 3 year course it was completed in 18 months. Went to a Royal Canadian Air Force base in Pocklington Yorkshire, he wanted to become a pilot but was training as an engineer, sent to Air Chief Harris later known as Bomber Harris. Within 10 days sent first to – St. Johns Wood – Torquay in Devon for 16 weeks – Halifax, Nova Scotia. – No 33 EFTS, Caron, Saskatchewan – Pensacola, Florida flying Catalinas but he got sun blinded and spent 5-6 weeks in hospital. – No 34 SFTS, Medicine Hat, Alberta – No. 1 O.T.U., Bagotville, Quebec early 1943 – returned to U.K. – 3 Sqn (RAF), Manston, Kent – 1st combat ops in Jun-1944; – Shot down and abandoned Tempest EJ540 near Den Haag 10-9-1944 – POW 10-09-1944
Brown Flying Officer	See: F/L Dennis W. Connoly’s Log Book as a Flight Instructor at No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, Que.;
Wood, Ian Gordon Pilot Officer GB1345893 (RAF149546)	– Promoted Flight Sergeant – Commisioned 15 July 1943 – Promoted Flying Officer – No. 57 O.T.U. and attached to – R.A.F. Honiley wef 13.7.44.; – 29.7.44 Flying accident to Mustang III F.B.200 at Chedworth Airfield Nr. Cheltenham Glos. – Pilot :- F/O I.G. Wood, 149546, Uninjured. Cause – Pilot neglected to secure undercarriage on landing.; – R.A.F. Chedworth (No. 3 TEU Detachment). – 129 Squadron for Flying Duties
Mainguard Pilot Officer
MacDonald Flying Officer
McMillan Sergeant
Ross Pilot Officer	See: F/L Dennis W. Connoly’s Log Book as a Flight Instructor at No. 1 O.T.U. Bagotville, Que.;

Notes

• Course Graduates were members of the following Air Force’s:
• Wastage remustered to: 

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• School Daily Diary:
  • Image#98 (Page 69) 4-Apr-1943
    • Course No. 10 commenced today with 30 on strength, 19 officers, 1 Warrant Officer 1st Class and 10 Sergeants.
    • The opening lecture was delivered by C.O. Group Captain V.S. Parker DFC AFC at 1000 hours. (30)
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    • Course #10 which commenced on 4th April 1943 with original intake of 30 pilots plus 5 pilots transferred was completed today, 27 pupils graduating of whom 11 R.C.A.F. pilots and 4 R.A.F. pilots were posted overseas, 6 to E.A.C. and 6 to W.A.C.
      • R.A.F. 1321270 Sgt. Green, H.H. was reported missing, presumed dead on 12th May
      • R.A.F. 1455807 Sgt. Radnall, J.B. was posted to No. 31 S.F.T.S. Kingston, Ontario during course, for further training.
      • P/O E. Stattore retained at this Unit pending completion of investigation of Sgt. Green’s disappearance.
      • RAF. 571776 Sgt. W.H. Ramsay and J.13455 P/O H.G. Upham were transferred to Course No. 11 on
        account of illness and
      • RAF55058 P/O G.E. Kosh and R136648 Sgt. Saunders, W.L. were transferred to Course No. 11 for disciplinary reasons.
      • J.10097 F/O A. Hunter was transferred to Course No. 12 because of illness.