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Ontario museum surrounded by giant wind turbines used to be an RCAF base

If you're ever in Dunville, Ontario, you should stop by the No. 6 RCAF Museum for a slice of history in this small town outside of Toronto. The museum is one of the only institutions that has preserved training aircrafts and artifacts from the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan (BCATP).  No. 6 RCAF Museum was a flying training school opened to train pilots on fighter aircraft. Today it's a city staple for guests to see preserved planes and artifacts from as early as 1940.The history behind it all No. 6 RCAF Museum was originally the No. 6 Service Flying Training School (SFTS) — one of 29 facilities established across Canada under the BCATP, and a working farm, which was transformed into a fully functional airfield.The institution was complete with five hangars, 50 H-huts, a canteen, three double runways, a drill hall, a fire hall, and several other buildings.  The No. 6 SFTS was among the first S...


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