Profil de la personne

Fairweather, John Paul

1918–1988

Fairweather, John Paul

Biographie

He emigrated to Canada in 1939. After his naval service he moved to Oliver BC and then to Osoyoos BC managing a hardware and lumber business and farming an orchard and running a ski development at Mount Baldy BC.

Service militaire

He was appointed as a Private Canadian Army 1941.

He served in Ordinance Company Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps in 4th Canadian Armoured Brigade 1941, (Transferred to RCAF 17/07/1942).

He was appointed as a AC 2/c RCAF 17/07/1942, Leading Aircraftsman RCAF 21/02/1943.

He served in RCAF Fort William for #2 Elementary Flying Training School 1943.

He served in RCAF Yorkton SK for #11 Service Flying Training School 1943.

He was Awarded Wings 19/08/1943, Sergeant Pilot RCAF 19/08/1943, #2 Bombing and Gunnery School as Staff Pilot 1943. (CFR). Flying Officer RCAF 19/02/1944, Armament Training Squadron 1944.

He served in RCAF MacDonald for #3 Bombing and Gunnery School 1944, Released 14/03/1945, (Transferred to RNVR 1945).

He was appointed as an A/Sub-Lieutenant (A) (Temp.) RNVR 12/04/1945.

He served in H.M.S. Seaborn 1945.

He served in H.M.S. Macaw for Training 1945, RAF Tealing for #9 AFU 1945.

He was appointed as a Sub-Lieutenant (A) (Temp.) RNVR (With seniority dated 12/04/1945).

He served in RNAS Hinstock for Instrument Training 1945.

He served in RNAS Zeals for OTU 1945.

He served in RNAS Yeovilton in 759 RN Squadron 1945. (He was demobilized 08/03/1946.)

Aéronefs pilotés

Total Flying Hours: 1267. Service Aircraft Flown: Tiger Moth, Crane, Anson, Bolingbroke, Harvard, Lysander, Oxford, Corsair

Références

MacFarlane, John and General Robbie Hughes (1997)

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