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10th September 2009, 16:09

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Re: Flight Instructor - Lancasters - Alberta, Canada

David, aircrew trainees were billeted in Nanton during ww2. One of the buildings involved is now an atique store and you can see the very small one room with kitchenette apartments that were used. I didn't find out about this until recently. The nearest airbase to Nanton is Vulcan and Claresholm.

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