RCAF Station Comox



General Overview

Base / Station:   Comox

Province: British Columbia

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Site Evolution

  • The Publication On Track…the Pilot’s Air Travel Guide (First Annual Edition – 1978) lists the Aerodrome as “Comox” – See photos on this page.

Current Status:  

RCAF Aerodrome Comox, British Columbia.
Image from the
RCAF Pilots Manual of Aerodromes and Seaplane Bases
c.1942

On Track – 1978

On Track…the Pilot’s Air Travel Guide (First Annual Edition – 1978) Comox Aerodrome (Part 1)
On Track…the Pilot’s Air Travel Guide (First Annual Edition – 1978) Comox Aerodrome (Part 2)

Development Plan – 1959

Site Plan, Comox, British Columbia (1959) (Source 1 Canadian Air Division) If you would like a PDF Copy Please Click to Download.

Location – Google Map


Station Magazine
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Welcome Guide – Canadian Forces Base Comox, British Columbia (Source: The John Griffin Library, 1 Canadian Air Division)

1941

1942

1943

1944

1945


Fatalities

This list was compiled from the entries in the Daily diaries of No. Service Flying Training School and other sources.  The list likely does not include all fatalities of personnel who died while stationed at RCAF Station Comox, and likely includes some errors. Currently this list contains __ personnel.


Notable Alumni


Aircraft List


Courts Marshal

The following personnel were recommended for courts marshal and a file was created on the Charged Offence, not all Offences were tried. This list is not complete but I will be working my way through the reels in the upcoming months.

  • Flying Officer Edward James Renvoize (RAF – 51530)
    • Member was charged with Absent without Leave
    • Trial Date – 20 December 1944
    • File is 92 pages in length.
    • Member was found not guilty.

Related documents:


Course List
No 32 Operational Training Unit



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