Short Empire Flying Boat
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- ID
- CAVM-18040
- DATE
- 1937-07
- CREATOR
- Unknown
- COLLECTION NAME
- CAVM Photograph Collection
- EXTENT
- 1 Negative, 1 Print
- LOCATION
- Boucherville, Quebec, Canada
More Information
- Repository
- CASM Archives
- Other titles
- N/A
- Scope and Content
- Short Empire. Manufactured by Short Brothers plc. Registration Number G-ADHM - "Caledonia" - Group photograph of Crew
- Caption
- The Short Empire flying boat "Caledonia" after its successful trans-Atlantic flight is met by a welcoming party on landing on the St. Lawrence River near Boucherville, Quebec, Canada, July 1937. Photo shows left to right: Lt. Cdr C P Edwards, Chief of Air Services; Mr Thomas Adams Vallette, wireless officer on the"Caledonia"; Capt. A S Wilcockson, Commander of the Empire flying boat "Caledonia"; MR S J Hungerford, President of the Trans -Canada Air Lines and Chairman and President of the Canadian National Railways; Mr Charles Henry Bowes, first officer, "Caledonia", and Mr J A Wilson, Controller of Civil Aviation.
- Language
- N/A
- Legacy ID
- N/A
- Notes
- N/A
- Keywords
- ['Short S-23 Empire Flying Boat']
- Rights
- Public domain/Domaine public (Canada)
- Record Created
- 2020-08-26T17:06:32Z
- Record Updated
- 2023-05-23T15:42:55Z
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