Built in 1958 originally serialled 18785. Later converted to a Mk.5D electronic counter measures (ECM) aircraft it served in the electronic warfare role with 414 "Black Knight" Sqdn in North Bay, Ontario until December 1981. Given an overall black paint scheme in 1981, it made the types last military flight on 10h February 1982 when it flew to the National Aviation Museum at Rockcliffe. It was loaned to the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum at Hamilton in 1996 and ownership was officially transferred to them in October 2022. (photographer unknown)

Manufactured by Avro Aircraft Limited in Malton, Ontario in 1958. Around 1972 converted to an electronic warfare aircraft to train fighter pilots and radar operators. In 1979 transferred to the museum.

Fomer Dassault F-WMHK was accepted by the RCAF on 10 May 1967 as 20505, the Falcon was reserialled on 26 May 1970. It served as a electronic warfare support trainer with 414sq. It was withdrawn from service in 1989. Sold to Flight Refueling, later Cobham, and was registered as G-FRAV on 31 July 1990 In April 1993, the Falcon became F-GPAA with Precision Air Service.

A small RCAF detachment, consisting out of 4x silver T-Birds and 2x CC-117s was present this cloudy day. 133573 was accepted as 21573 by the RCAF on 25 Mar'57. It was reserialled to 133573 on 10 Nov'70 and withdrawn from service by mid 2004. Stored at ATESS Mountain View up to late 2008. Then sold as C-FUPP with Canadian Harvard Aircraft Association of Tillsonburg (ON) on 25 August 2008. To Jet Aircraft Museum London (ON) 15 July 2009 in a "Red Knight" colour scheme.

A small RCAF detachment, consisting out of 4x silver T-Birds and 2x CC-117s was present this cloudy day. In the background a HH-3A of the 39th ARRS/Det. 5 is seen arriving. 133571 was accepted as 21571 by the RCAF on 13 Mar'57. It was reserialled to 133571 on 10 Nov'70 and withdrawn from service at CFB Greenwood. Was sold to Air Combat Warfare International of Kitchener (ON) in 2002 and became N571KK on 6 May'04, but was stored at CFD Mountain View. Transferred to Military Restoration Corp. Anaheim (CA) as N571KK by Dec'08. To Comanche Fighters of Houston (TX) in Jan'11. Still current in '25

DND photo.

DND photo.

The H81A-3 is equivalent to the P-40C. AK194 first served with 1 Army Co-Operation School of the RAF, next with RCAF 414 Sqn (under RAF control) and finally with 349 (Belgian) Sqn. It was struck off charge in West Africa. DND photo.

Clement Gosselin photo.

DND photo.

DND photo.

DND photo.

DND photo.

DND photo.

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DND photo.

414 Sqn. 50th. anniversary. DND photo. .