RCAF Station Fort St John
General Overview
Base / Station: Fort St John
Province: British Columbia
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Image from the RCAF Pilots Manual of Aerodromes and Seaplane Bases c.1942
Air Route Manual, USAAF, United States to Alaska, January 21, 1944

Description
Lat. 56 deg 140’N., Long. 120 deg 44’W.
Magnetic Variation – 30 deg E.
Markings – Runway marker cones.
Lighting – Rotating beacon, contact and portable runway lights. Floodlights on apron. Lanterns on NE/SW runway and taxiway.
Obstructions – NW – Radio towers (50′) 2 miles, lighted. Unlighted buildings and brush SE. of NE. approach. Ditches along runway.
Radio – Airways, range, and tower.
Weather Service – AAF station. Hourly and synoptic reports.
Accommodations – Staff quarters at field. Barracks, stout houses, officers quarters and mess. Dispensary.
Weather – Subject to smoke conditions. Ground fog late summer and fall. Occasional ice fog in winter..



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Station Magazine
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Daily Diary – Links –
1941
1942
Fatalities
This list was compiled from the entries in the Daily diaries of ___ and other sources. The list likely does not include all fatalities of personnel who died while stationed at RCAF Station Dog Creek, and likely includes some errors. Currently this list contains __ personnel.
Notable Alumni
Aircraft List
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For More information – External Links
- Wikipedia
- MilitaryBruce.com – Canadian Military History by Bruce Forsyth
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- Aerodrome disposal files :
