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Air
Arm
of
NATO
Defence
System
Observes
Second
Anniversary
Today
with
YOUth
in
mind
....
we've
created
this
darling
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2-PIECE
Force
officers
and
men.
flying
,
other
pari
oi
me
iujo
Canada,
which
supplies
nine
'00-Canadian-built
Sabre
jets,
i
of
these
cent
of
the
AAr
C
E
head-fields
v.
ill
be
bar,cd
on
four
por
next
year.
quarters
personnel
at
present
is
FONTAINEBI.EAU,
Friiiw
c
CP
Allied
Air
Forces
Central
Europe,
an
air
arm
of
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organization
defence
system,
observes
its
second
anniversary
today
AAFCE
started
from
scratch.
DI.EEM
E
FAC
TOR
Radar
surveillance
is
Allied
Tactical
Air
Force.
Her
NATO
coinm'tment
will
be
the
f
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tained
daily
for
several
f
To
o
5cars
years
aB
ago
the
tlle
AAFCE
A.Acfc
com
v.om'
!
from
the
sea-Eirt
border
of
Dan-
EASTER
TIME
Z
SWEET
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mander.
Oen
Lauus
Noi.siau.
ai-
,
A,
and
fived
in
Fontameblcu
with
the
t0
the
'
headquarters
in
lit,
poc:.et-in
.
English
cbannel
channel
Hie
form
of
an
instructional
,
Eisenhower.!
National
air
chiefs
or
represen-hen
lMter
from
Uwmht
commander
of
Supreme
tatives
of
AAFCE
of
contributing
.
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t-..-
rnnniries
includin"
Air
vice-
7k
toundf
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k
iark
with
buttjn
l..t.
k
cuff
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ttwp
iirmhoi,
in
jnft
pastel
r'tr.
Imagine
you
in
one
of
Marshal
F.
L
Miller.
RCAF
vice-
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EASTEA
TIME
k
pVEET.16...
STER
T1ME
nop
SHAPE
these
darling
little
two
Airfields
now
sprout
into
operational
existence
at
the
rate
of
a
week.
m
M
piecers:
The
accent
is
on
youth
with
its
double-breasted
short
Ucket
.
.
.
its
full
far
I
1st
RCAF
air
division,
command-
i
ed
by
Vice-Marshal
Hugh
Camp-
i
boll.
France
and
the
United
1
States
will
provide
the
remaining
;
men
and
equipment.
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CAMTKS
PROMINENT
I
Canadians
occupy
key
spots
j
throughout
the
growing
organi-
j
7ation.
Plant
was
appointed
assistant
!
chici
of
staff
for
logistics
and
(;aler
one
of
Norstad
s
three
de-Iputis
Gn'"P
Cap!
Cavendish
t
Cnrling-Kclly
of
Toronto
spe-'
rialu'es
in
manpower
and
organ-I
i'.-atiun.
Group
Capt
George
Elms
j
of
Toronto
in
plans
and
policy
i
matters
and
Group
Capt.
E.
C.
!
(Ted!
Luke
Oi
Ottawa
in
air-
field
facilities.
:
Typical
of
Canadian
adjustability
is
Fit.
Lt
Lester
E.
Stead-man
of
Bndgewater.
N
S
,
special
I
i
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.
T
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Onp
Riiilt
or
bfiiiT
bailt
in
AAFCE's
chief
of
staff,
recently
heard
Air
Vice-Marshal
John
L.
Plant
of
the
RCAF
outline
details
of
the
iet
fuel
pipeline
web
across
France
to
airfield
sites,
i
Accelerated
development
of
two
Allied
tactical
air
forces
is
an-
:
rfCTT
area
are
13
in
Holland.
14
in
Belgium.
30
in
Western
Germany,
41
In
France
and
one
in
Luxembourg.
Royal
Canadian
Air
ing
skirt,
its
striped
revers
and
na
cuffs.
cutrs.
In
in
navy
navy
ben-galine!
Den-
galine!
It's
It's
a
a
repeat
repeat
style
style
with
with
us!
us!
It
It's
s
a
a
"must"
must
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Thorough
Basic
Training
Necessary
Says
Bingham
services
officer
who
maintains
;an
athletic
and
physical
fitness
program
in
tune
with
sixirts
tra
ditions
of
six
countries.
and
won
the
action
while
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Korea,
says
Lt.-Col.
Peter
Bingham
til
Petawawa.
Out.
h.u
proven
then
can
be
no
slrort
cuts
in
the
ha:
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tni'.nlii';
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(lie
private
wilnier.
Reviewing
for
The
Canadian
t
itss
his
unit's
year
in
this
United
Nations
theatre,
the
officer
fiinmaiiding
the
1st
battalion,
the
Royal
Canadian
Regiment.
Fairi:
"It
has
shown
that
we
must
rnntinue
to
insist
on
very
thorough
basic
training.
There
are
fin
shortcuts.
You
can't
streamline
that
department
the
way
was
away
than
if
I
had
been
there."
he
said.
Bingham
said
the
regiment's
debut
in
the
Korean
line,
from
April
to
July,
w
as
a
time
of
great
enthusiasm.
"Everybody
wanted
to
go
out
on
patrol,
everybody
wanted
to
fight
the
enemy."
After
a
rest
in
reserve
the
RCRs
returned
to
the
line
in
August,
assigned
to
the
dominant
Little
Gibraltar
hill
The
whole
thing
had
a
much
more
serious
note."
Bingham
said.
"The
enemy
was
in
a
very
strong
position.
Here
the
battalion
began
to
suffer
1U
really
heavy
casualties.
Patrolling
no
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Easter
Parade
Orchids
Mother
and
Daughter
Corsages;
Hoses.
TO
SHARE
.
.
longer
had
the
same
boyish
zest.
vnu
can
others."
A
Bouquet
or
Plant
for
tin
home.
IJastcr
flowers
for
shut-ins
Altar
flowers
for
the
church
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had
become
much
more
serious."
"I
would
sum
up
our
service
here
by
saying
that
it
has
added
Bingham's
battalion
is
up
for
rotation
after
being
relieved
by
the
3rd
battalion.
RCR.
under
It
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mniwl!
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WE
SEND
EASTER
to
the
regiment,
we
wawa.
which
arrived
in
Korea''.:.
K.
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flowers
have
added
a
new
regimental
day
to
our
traditions.
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Gib-
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23.
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will
be
ob-
Solid
training
and
sound
disci-
served
henceforth
October
23.
pline,
Bingham
said,
won
the
"And
we
have
won
six
Military
unit's
outstanding
accomplish-
:
Crosses,
as
many
as
the
battal-mcnt
of
the
year
the
battle
of
ions
of
the
original
brigade
won
l.ibraltar
spur
last
Oct.
23.
altogether,
and
seven
Military
ninaham
was
en
route
back
from
Medals.
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at
the
,
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most
important,
it
has
"me-
confirmed
to
us
something
we.
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take
greater
pride
in
the
were
beginning
to
forget.
That
fact
that
the
battalion
fought
is,
there
is
nothing
new
in
war.
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