Bomber Command Museum of Canada

Title

Bomber Command Museum of Canada
Nanton Air Museum

Description

Three items. The collection is from the Bomber Command Museum of Canada and contains interviews with Squadron Leader Ken Brown CGM (1920 -2002, R/94567 Royal Canadian Air Force) and Group Captain Hamish Mahaddie DSO DFC AFC (1911 - 1997).

Ken Brown flew operations as a pilot with 44 and 617 Squadrons.

Hamish Mahaddie flew operations as a pilot with 77 and 7 Squadrons. Post war he worked as a consultant to the film industry.

The collection was loaned to the IBCC Digital Archive for digitisation by Karl Kjarsgaard and catalogued by IBCC Digital Archive staff.

Date

2020-12-07

Publisher

IBCC Digital Archive

Rights

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Identifier

Nanton Museum

Collection Items

Speech made by Ken Brown at the Bomber Command Museum.
Ken Brown, a Canadian pilot was serving with 44 Squadron when he was told he was being transferred to 617 Squadron at RAF Scampton. He undertook his training with the squadron in preparation…

Conversation recorded for the Nanton Lancaster Society.
Hamish Mahaddie, the recruiter for the Pathfinder Force recalls the life of Ian Willoughby Bazalgette VC who plagued him weekly for the opportunity to join the Pathfinders. He had been posted…

Hamish Mahaddie was selected during a tour of operations to become the recruiter for the Pathfinders working closely with Don Bennett. He discusses the changing technology of aircraft during the war years. He personally flew the Whitleys, Stirlings,…
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