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Roland Groome Chapter

of the
Canadian Aviation Historical Society

Regina, Saskatchewan

NEXT MEETING

Thursday, June 14

The biggest stash of aviation history material in Saskatchewan,  the provincial archives and how to use them   — a presentation by Paula Rein of the SaskArchives


TIME: 7:30 p.m. 

Royal United Services Institute

1660 Elphinstone Street


For more information, e-mail cahsreginachapter@gmail.com

PAST SPEAKERS AND EVENTS THAT GIVE YOU A TASTE OF OUR C.A.H.S. CHAPTER...

January 2011: "Moose Jaw Municipal Airport -- The Friendly City's OTHER Airport
February 2011:
Brent Schill on his career as a commercial pilot -- including a forced landing last autumn in northern Quebec!
March 2011: 
"Supper with the Snowbirds"
April 2011: Gordon Schofield on his time in the USAF in the 1950s and '60s
June 2011: legendary Regina aviator and restorer Rem Walker.
September 2011: John Moyles on a grab-bag of aviation-related adventures.
November 2011: Reginan Ted Delanghe on his stint as a CF-104 Starfighter pilot in 1 Canadian Air Group (1 CAG).
December 2011: A remarkable
 husband-and-wife team from 15 Wing Moose Jaw: Lt. Col. Scott Greenough, commandant of 2 Canadian Forces Flying Training School, and Lt. Col. Maryse Carmichael, commanding officer of 431 Squadron, the Snowbirds.

January 2012: Second World War RCAF fighter pilot Barry Needham on his wartime career -- and on a remarkable string of reunions in the last 20 years.
February 2012:
STARS (the Shock-Trauma Air Rescue Society). which is coming to Saskatchewan. 
March 2012: a photo tour of Hamilton's Canadian Warplane Heritage museum
April 2012: Retired Canadian Forces fighter pilot Kurt Saladana on his exchange posting with the USAF as an incident investigator.
May, 2012: Dinesh Kashyap on growing up on Indian Air Force bases in the 1940s and '50s.


For more information on the CAHS, click here

To see a selection of historical aviation photos assembled by CAHS Regina member Will Chabun, click here

To see Will Chabun's photos from the Canadian Warplane Heritage museum in Hamilton, click here