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KANADSKÉ MUZEUM LETECTVÍ A KOSMONAUTIKY
Farman S.11. This aircraft was manufactured in Britain in 1917 and served with the Australian Central Flying School. After the war, it passed into private hands; following
a restoration in 1956—after the Second World War—it made its way to California, where it was held by two small aviation museums before being purchased at auction
by the Ottawa museum in 1981.
The Curtiss JN-4 Canuck served at the Camp Mohawk training facility in Ontario. The black cat on the fuselage is the emblem of No. 85 CRS
(Canadian Reserve Squadron), one of the units that provided pilot training for the Royal Flying Corps in Canada during the First World War.
INFO Eduard18
November 2026
KANADSKÉ MUZEUM LETECTVÍ A KOSMONAUTIKY
Farman S.11. This aircraft was manufactured in Britain in 1917 and served with the Australian Central Flying School. After the war, it passed into private hands; following a restoration in 1956—after the Second World War—it made its way to California, where it was held by two small aviation museums before being purchased at auction by the Ottawa museum in 1981.
The Curtiss JN-4 Canuck served at the Camp Mohawk training facility in Ontario. The black cat on the fuselage is the emblem of No. 85 CRS (Canadian Reserve Squadron), one of the units that provided pilot training for the Royal Flying Corps in Canada during the First World War.
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INFO Eduard
November 2026