No 3 Initial Training School
Course 36
Front Row (Left to Right): All Unknown
Second Row (Left to Right): All Unknown
Third Row (Left to Right): All Unknown
Rear Row (Left to Right): D.C. Cameron, remainder unknown
Students Arrived:
Start Date:
Grad Dinner:
Graduation Parade:
Graduation Date: 16 October 1941
Nominal Role
- Douglas Charles Cameron
- Posted to Windsor Mills, QC
- Killed in Flying Accident – 5 December 1942
Instructors:
Course Strength
| No of Personnel | |
|---|---|
| Original Intake | |
| Transferred from previous course | |
| Transferred to subsequent course | |
| Wastage | |
| Killed in Flying accident | |
| Posting Pending | |
| Total graduates |
Commissions
| No of Personnel | |
|---|---|
| Total |
Postings
| No of Personnel | |
|---|---|
| Arnprior, Ontario | |
| Halifax, Nova Scotia | |
| Eastern Air Command Halifax, Nova Scotia | |
| Moncton, New Brunswick | |
| Rivers, Manitoba | |
| Saguenay (Bagotville), Quebec | |
| Summerside, Prince Edward Island | |
| Trenton, Ontario | |
| Wastage | |
| Total |
Photo Gallery
Notes
- This was the last R.C.A.F. course to graduate this school.
- Wings were presented by Wing Commander Ingram, Commanding Officer, No 14 Service Flying Training School.
- Wastage remustered to:
Links
- School Daily Diary
- – Graduation Parade and Dinner
- Disposition
- – Graduation Parade and Dinner