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Located at Brandon Municipal Airport
on HW #10, 1.6 km north of the
City of Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
LATITUDE: N 49 54' 35"
LONGITUDE: W 99 57' 03"
ELEVATION: 1343 ft.
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DIRECTORY TO OUR MUSEUM FEATURES
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Visit our monthly online publication
AS YOU WERE . . . WAR YEARS ECLECTICA
A Military Nostalgia Webzine: 
September 2010
CJATC Rivers Revisited

August 2010
HMCS Prince Robert News

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 71 Back Issues in PDF of the 
Official Publication of the RCAF Ex-Air Gunners
have been added to the 
80 Webzine issues in archive at:
www.airmuseum.ca/mag
Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum
WWII STATION MAGAZINES PROJECT
Archive
Our September 2010 Feature
CONTACT 1944

No. 2 Gunnery and Bombing School
Mossbank, Saskatchewan
February | March | April | September | November
 www.airmuseum.ca/reprints/mossbank44
CONTACT, the official print publication of the CATP Museum
One Back Issue Now Online in PDF Format
.Take a 
Virtual Tour 
of Many of Our Artifacts On Display
Over 200 Photos accompanied with Walking Tour Commentary Text
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The CATP Museum is a non-profit, charitable organization founded and operated by volunteers. The Museum is dedicated to the preservation of the history of the British  Commonwealth Air Training Plan and serves as a unique memorial to those airmen who trained and served, and especially those who died, while serving their country in the air war of 1939-1945. This is the only Museum in the world dedicated solely to this goal and we think it is fitting that it is located in Manitoba where so much of the training was carried out. At the time the Plan was signed in December 1939,  Canada had only 4,000 people in the Royal Canadian Air Force but enrollment reached 250,000 by the end of 1943.

Aircrew personnel from Australia, New Zealand, England and Canada were all trained under The Plan.  Canada was chosen as the training country because of its preferable climate and the fact it was far from the dangers of enemy activity.  The Plan was referred to by Winston Churchill as Canada’s greatest contribution to the allied victory and referred to by President Roosevelt as the “aerodrome of democracy.”


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General CATP Museum Information:

Our Mission:
To commemorate the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan by
telling its story, preserving its artifacts, and
paying tribute to the thousands of Air Force personnel, 
who gave their lives during WWII.

Summer Hours
10 am to 4pm ~ Seven Days a Week
Winter Hours:
1 pm to 4 pm Seven Days a Week. 

Admission: $6.00 Adults, $4.00 Youth, 
$2.00 per student for school groups
Family rate: $13.00
Under six years old - free.

For more information contact:
Stephen Hayter
airmuseum@inetlink.ca
Executive Director
Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum
Telephone (204) 727-2444; fax (204) 725-2334 

Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum Inc. 
Box 3, Grp. 520, RR #5 
Brandon, Manitoba, Canada 
R7A 5Y5

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Visit our Webzines
SHORT BURSTS
Monthly Magazine of the Ex-Air Gunners
and
AS YOU WERE . . .
WW II Nostalgia Magazine

Where you can read this month's edition
and peruse the scores of back issues in our archives

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CATP Volunteer Webmaster:
William G. Hillman
BILL & SUE-ON HILLMAN ECLECTIC STUDIO
Photos by Bill Hillman ~ Copyright 1999-2010