Bomber Command Museum of Canada is located in Nanton, Alberta, Canada. The facility is dedicated to presenting and preserving the story of the thousands of Canadians and Americans who served in Royal Air Force Bomber Command and the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan (BCATP) during the Second World War. 

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Bomber Command Museum of Canada trio awarded Sovereign’s Medal for Volunteers

Karl Kjarsgaard, Halifax bomber expert, receives honours

Song ‘Splice the Main Brace’ released on Black Tot Day

Commemorative Air Force salutes Her Majesty The Queen and military veterans

Plain Text Edition: Commemorative Air Force salutes Her Majesty The Queen and military veterans

Dambusters remembered at Bomber Command Museum of Canada

Bomber Command Museum of Canada celebrates 30 years

RCAF to award pilot wings minted from remains of Halifax bomber

Commemorative Air Force colonel donates WW2 RCAF New Testament to Bomber Command Museum of Canada

Fairchild Bolingbroke (Bristol Blenheim) at Nanton museum recalls RCAF role in WW2 Alaska

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