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Original Eye-Witness Interview Footage
TimeKeepers Canada
TimeKeepers Canada
Documentary Series
The Aviation Adventures of Halifax 57 Rescue Canada
The Recovery of Halifax NA337 - Norway
The Recovery of Halifax LW682 - Belgium
8 Wing Trenton Museum - NA337 Opening Day
Bomber Command Museum of Canada
Hercules Engines - West Coast Bunker
Ortona - A Students Education
The H57RC ReBuild Shop
Bomber Command Memorial - London England
Virginia War Memorial - RCAF Event
Florida Memorial - US Airmen for Canada
Belgian Reunion
Bomber Command Centre - Lincoln England
Air Bases of Yorkshire - England
Sweden Recovery Project
Pre-Halifax 57 Rescue Canada
The Tholthorpe Reunion 1986
Mosquito Pilot
Canada Remembers Holland
The POW Story
The Great Escapes of WWII
Fundrazr 417498
In 1995, Karl Kjarsgaard walked into our office and told us about his dream. He wanted to honour the men of the Royal Canadian Air Force who had flown Halifax Aircraft in World War II. Since we had worked with veterans for 12 years, recording their stories, we decided to become part of the adventure. Working together with Karl and Jeff Jefferies, we picked up our cameras and travelled to Norway in search of an airplane.
This is that incredible story.
This 3 part QuickClip documentary was shot in Richmond Virginia, Geraardsbergen Belgium, Hamar, Norway, Vulcan,
Alberta and Gatineau, Quebec. In World War II, over 800 Americans volunteered to join the Royal Canadian Air Force
[ RCAF ] and Karl Kjarsgaard from Halifax 57 Rescue presents a honourary plaque to the Richmond Virginia War Memorial. The short documentary reveals why some of these men went to war.
Previews From Our TimeKeepers Collection
World War I EnviroStation
The Big Events Future Clock
Canada Remembers Holland The Tales of Tallimar
Medicine The Belgian Forest
Memories of War was our first documentary recorded in 1983. James Pope, a WWII Lancaster tail gunner brought a few of his friends over to discuss their experiences in the war. Jack Cowan was part of the Pathfinder Mosquito squadron, Burt Burrows remembers the sinking of the Athabascan and Jack Hart tells how it feels to drive a Sherman tank up on the beach on D Day, June 6th, 1944. A James Tallimar Project.
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