Halifax Mk III at YAM 77 SQN links*Halifax-Yorkshire Air Museum*Halifax-RAF Museum*Halifax-BC Museum.Canada*Halifax Print Upd 23 OCT 2019
All photos by Anders Straarup on 14 SEP 2019 at The Yorkshire Air Museum.

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Her sidder flyets pilot ved flyrattet. Han var altid flyets kaptajn, uanset om han var sergent og andre i flyet var officerer. Under træning i Canada under CATP var der særlige klasser for hver funktion i flyet. På et passende tidspunkt blev alle flyvere samlet i en stor hal. "OK, find ud af det!" Hver pilot skulle samle sig en komplet besætning, og de, der ikke var piloter, skulle finde en pilot, de kunne betro deres liv! Hvem tager nu lige initiativet? Systemet virkede! Resten af tiden i Canada var dels træning som besætning på flyet, dels træning i funktionen på flyet. The Pilot works here at the control column with yoke. He was always the Captain of the plane even if he was a Sergeant and others in the plane were Officers. During training in Canada under the CATP there were special classes for each crew position. At a suitable time all airmen were gathered in a big hall. "Right chaps, sort yourselves out." Every pilot had to pick a full crew, and if you were not a pilot, you had to find one to whom you could entrust your life! Well, who takes the initiative? The system worked! The rest of the time in Canada was partly training as a crew, partly training in your crew position.