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National Air Force Museum of Canada
                          ***Attention***
        The National Air Force Museum of Canada is currently
        redesigning our website.   in the meantime please visit
        our Facebook page
        https://www.facebook.com/nafmcanada                                   Piper Cub J-3
         for the most up to date information, or contact Josh
                                                              The Piper J-3 Cub made its debut in
        Bambrough, Public Relations for more information.
        Phone: 613-965-4643,                                  1938. Small, strong, light, and
                                                              relatively inexpensive, it was
        Email: publicrelations@airforcemuseum.ca
                                                              extremely popular as a training
                                                              plane. Although production ended
         Effective February 1, 2017, admission fees are charged
         for entrance to the Museum. See link below for more   in 1947, the J-3 remained in
                                                              demand for decades. In
                              details.
         The National Air Force Museum of Canada (NAFMC) is   Saskatchewan, the Cub was handy
                                                              for getting to northern fishing
         proud to honour the heritage of the Royal Canadian Air
          Force. Discover an aviation history full of valour and   camps, for training pilots and for
                                                              sport flying but it was too small for
         tradition through a wide variety of exhibits, interactive
           activities and displays, including the fully restored   passenger service or hauling freight.
                                                             This replica Piper J-3 Cub was built by the Vintage Aircraft
         World War II Halifax Bomber (the only one of its kind in
         the world). Our 16 acre Airpark features both historic   Restorers here at the Moose Jaw WDM.
         and active aircraft on view for an up-close and personal  The authentic Wollam floats were typical of those used with
           aviation experience. Also in the Airpark are some   Piper Cubs on the lakes of northern Saskatchewan in the late
        11,000 Ad Astra Stones and 35 Monuments that tribute  1940s and early 1950s.
                past and current members of the RCAF.
                                                             Because the floats were made of wood, they required constant
                                                             maintenance and few survived.



















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          Let us know, and we’ll be happy to help get the word
                               out!
         Contact Marilyn with details for the next newsletter or
                to list your event on the SAC website!
               Phone (306) 931-6118 Fax (306) 931-6123
                  Email: info@saskaviationcouncil.ca
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