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Volunteers at the Bomber Command Museum of Canada
support the museum’s operations and development. Join The Library has recently acquired the archives of the West
and become part of preserving Canada's important Coast Chapter of the Ninety-Nines;
wartime aviation heritage. Donate to our ongoing
projects
The museum has evolved into a facility that restores
aircraft to runable-taxiable status. This ability is being

constrained by extremely limited tarmac space and the lack
of a suitable, designated area from which visitors may an international organization to support women in aviation.
In addition to books, manuals, photos, videos and
observe the aircraft.
documents, the Library also preserves fonds, (collections of
Additional aircraft are being acquired and restored. As papers, personal items, documents and associated objects),
these efforts progress, particularly when aircraft are from aviation personalities. These are used for historical
assembled with wings attached, we require additional purposes, and to mount special exhibits. To learn what
display space for them. research materials the Library maintains or to consider

The Halifax Project donating material, contact the library at the following e-
Introduction mail address: library@bcam.net
Halifax 57 Rescue
HR871 Recovery Project
Progress Report (2019-04-29)
Press Release - June 2016
Rebuild Shop Facebook Page
Grand Slam Replica Project
Introduction
The Grand Slam
The Calgary Mosquito Restoration
Introduction
Calgary Mosquito Society
Nanton Aviation Station
Educational Project
Museum Needs and Surplus Parts
Parts & Tool Requirements
for Restoration of Lancaster FM159 CAFM commemorates the role and history of 19 Wing
(CFB/RCAF/RAF), documenting significant achievements in
West Coast Military Aviation History.

Founded in 1982 as part of the Air Force Indoctrination
School, CAFM was accredited as a stand-alone Canadian
Forces Museum and officially opened its doors to the public
on 12 September 1987.