Painted as 112282, the real 10282 (early serial) was assigned to Germany with the Army's 4th Canadian Infantry Brigade Group (4CIBG) Liaison Flight. A forced landing in December 1963 after an engine failure saw the helicopter overturn in a soft field. That aircraft was struck off charge in July 1964. This aircraft on display is made up of parts from several airframes and the true identity is unknown.

DND photo.

DND photo.

The Hiller CH-112 helicopter on the ground during a routine training mission near the Canadian Joint Air Training Centre, Rivers, MB. DND photo.

CH-112 Nomad Hiller helicopters and Ferret Scout cars of the Fort Garry Horse Reconnaissance Squadron during manoeuvres in West Germany. DND photo.

DND photo.

DND photo.

This was the first UH-12E for the Canadian army and the first to arrive at the helicopter flying school at Rivers, Manitoba, on 22 August 1961. The post-1968 designation CH-112 is worn along with Army titles despite the unification of the Canada's armed forces. The serial number was changed to 112264 in 1970. Withdrawn in 1972. To Evergreen as N28872. Photo from: Department of National Defence (Canada)