We are hoping that folks who may own a working and older PC to consider donating it to the museum. It would help in our museum operations and also keep equipment that may be headed to the landfill in use. Please contact Michael White at email  mga1937@hotmail.com if you can help.   PC units are the [...]

A general meeting of the Museum will be held on Wednesday, March 27th at the Beaver Bank – KINSAC COMMUNITY CENTRE – at 1583 Beaver Bank Road, Beaver Bank, N.S. Doors open 7:00 – Meeting 7:30PM The guest speaker will be Mr Ken Beanlands – retired from Newfoundland Lands and Forests after a 42 year career. He began his career in [...]

For a complete newsletter please download this file  In 1978 a group was brought together by Robert G Grantham, a current Life Member of ACAM, to form the Atlantic Canada Aviation Museum Society. The Atlantic Canada Aviation Museum, as we now know it, was formed immediately after. Now, some 35 years later, this volunteer Museum has grown to be a significant preserver of [...]

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    AT THE ACAM MUSEUM – 7:00 pm Tim Manna – who purchased our Griffon engine – will be speaking on the recovery of the P-40 recently discovered in the Sahara desert – after crashing there some 70 years ago. Tim was on the recovery team representing the RAF Museum He is an excellent presenter [...]

The museum has lost a good friend. Don was one of the driving forces behind the Avenger Restoration project. The passing of Donald “Don” Stewart Henry of Estey’s Bridge, NB, occurred on Thursday, January 20, 2011 at the Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital.   Don graduated from the Maritime Forest Ranger School in the class of [...]

The Mk VI Hudson was the Royal Air Force designation for the Lend-Lease model A-28A light bomber and maritime reconnaissance aircraft. The Museum’s plane (FK 466, s/n 42-47022, construction number 6942) was one of over 2000 Hudsons delivered to the RAF during W.W. II. It was taken on strength during 1944 and served with No. [...]

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Museum member and volunteer Michael White has just recently published a novel. It features a picture of a C-5 Galaxy on the front and is called “What else can go wrong?” The story follows the aircraft and crew as they leave the USA on a covert mission to somewhere in Europe. Out over the Atlantic [...]