Silver Star in the backyard of the Shearwater Aviation Museum near Halifax, Nova Scotia

Freedom Fighter - trainer version behind the Shearwater Aviation Museum near Halifax, NS, on a rainy day.

Delivered August 31, 1955 to Shearwater Naval Air Station, Anti-Submarine Sqdrn HS-50. 1956 to HU-21 as number 7. From 1970 to 1985 as instructural aid at School of Aerospace Engineering at CFB Borden. Over the next years restored at New Brunswick Community College in Dieppe. At the Shearwater Aviation Museum since 1998.

First flight Juin 1950 as 330 by the Canadian Navy. Ditched into the Bedford Basin near Halifax August 6th, 1953 due to a throttle linkage failure, the pilot survived. The wreck was recovered Juin 1972 and came on display as gate guardian at Shearwater CFB. Several years later under restoration inside the Shearwater Aviation Museum.

Swordfish Mk. 4 at the Shearwater Aviation Museum near Halifax, NS, Canada

Tracker, build under licence by De Havilland Canada in 1957, displayed at the Shearwater Aviation Museum

Harvard II, build 1941, at the Shearwater Aviation Museum near Halifax, Canada

Banshee 100 of the Canadian Navy was delivered 1957-03-13 and retired 1962-09-12. Another Banshee (126392) caerried the same fleet number 100 at its active time.

Build 1957. Ex USAF s/n 57-442, F-101B-100-MC Voodoo. In the colors of 416th (Lynx) Sqdrn .

As number 7 of the Canadian AF aerobatic team Snowbirds at the Shearwater Aviation Museum, Nova Scotia