Looking for info, (RCAF Squadron, type aircraft) on Paul Foskett Hunter, J/9427, from Appleton, Wisconsin, RCAF, #1 S.F.T.S., upon graduation and getting his wings, was sent to the desert area flying missions, finally transferring over to the USAAF in 1944. sadly, this warrior passed away July 25, 1985, May He Rest in Peace.
Any help would be appreciated
Cheers
George
Paul Foskett Hunter, RCAF ???
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Re: Paul Foskett Hunter, RCAF ???
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https://wisvetsmuseum.catalogaccess.com/archives/47598
https://wisvetsmuseum.catalogaccess.com/objects/15298
https://wisvetsmuseum.catalogaccess.com/archives/47598
https://wisvetsmuseum.catalogaccess.com/archives/47598
https://wisvetsmuseum.catalogaccess.com/objects/15298
https://wisvetsmuseum.catalogaccess.com/archives/47598
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Re: Paul Foskett Hunter, RCAF ???
His Course in Borden, 1 SFTS………a side note, when I found this, I not that just above his name in the same paragraph is William Lambert Anderson…..I have researched this American exhaustively in the past…..so its nice to see one of his ‘class mates’. Bill transferred back to the American forces, and served in the Pacific in 35 Squadron, and died in an aircraft crash in Brisbane Australia in 1943. I did al the research on Bill on behalf of his cousin, who asked for my help in his research.