'Hawk One' seen at the 1984 El Toro Open House during the late afternoon following the completion of the airshow. Aircraft was retired just a couple months later.

Photographer: Henry Tenby

CF-101B 101057 409Sqn part of the 4 ship demo team along with 101052,101036 & 101011 that flew at the 81 March show substituting for the USAF T-Birds. 101057 eventually painted as "Hawk One" and retired July 84'

Former USAF 57-429. To Canada as 101057 in 1971. Withdrawn from use in 1984 and preserved at Comox in Hawk One colours.

A reminder of the glory days when RCAF Voodoos thundered over Vancouver Island. Hawk One Canada keeps watch over the main entrance to the Base.

In 1984, when the CF-101B was retiring from the Canadian Air Force, each Voodoo squadron would have one aircraft painted in a special retirement/RCAF 60th Anniversary color scheme. 409 Squadron resurrected the very popular Hawk One colors for theirs. Originally USAF 57-429, 101057 was taken on strength in 1971 as Canada traded 56 older CF-101s for 66 new(er) ones. Retired July 12,1984, Hawk One became a gate guardian at CFB Comox.