Forecasts for Lancaster Bombers in WW II


Notes: 

In 2024 a roll of film with photos covering several angles of the Lancaster Bomber used in WWW by the RCAF.  This aircraft had been flown to Toronto and was on display in 1989 near the grounds of the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE).

It was then discovered that an article about this aircraft was written for the Christmas 1989 edition of the AES employee magazine Zephyr which linked weather forecasting during WW II to airmen who flew these bombers.  There were excerpts from the History of the Canadian Forces Weather Service republished in the article titled Thencasting




Read Thencasting article


Two of the original prints of the CNE Lancaster Bomber are shown below.

The Avro Lancaster was prominently displayed along Toronto's waterfront from 1966 to 1999, when it was moved to a museum at Downsview Park. When the museum closed in 2011, the plane was dismantled and put in storage at the Edenvale Aerodrome in Stayner ON.





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