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All personnel, report to your place of duty, immediately.” The Canadian Starfi ghter Museum unveiled their displays last Thursday with a demonstration of fl ight person- nel preparing a fi ghter jet for takeoff. The museum, which is located at St. Andrews Airport, aims to showcase Canada’s involvement during the Cold War, centred around the CF-104 Super Starfi ghter aircraft. RECORD PHOTOS BY JUSTIN LUSCHINSKI William “Billy” Best, a veteran from William “Billy” Best, pictured third from right, above, sings with his former squadmates at the Canadian the 427 “Lion” Squadron, said that Starfi ghter Museum, pictured below, unveiling last Thursday at St. Andrews Airport. Best fl ew the CF-104 hearing the jet engine roar brought Super Starfi ghter aircraft from October 1965, till the summer of 1969, defending Canada during the Cold back a lot of memories. War. “I was telling a couple of the other guys, this (presentation) caused a lot wonderful, the (snowbirds) that fl ew “Overall we’re very pleased they de- by NATO forces during the Cold War, of stirring among the pilots,” Best said. over us, that was a very nice touch,” cided to come here, this museum is being one of the fi rst Mach 2.2 planes, “I can’t describe it, it’s just eye water- Pike said. “We hope to have a lot of going to be a national attraction, right and it was the only aircraft to hold ing. I just hear the sound of the en- visitors here, we’re very proud of here in St. Andrews.” three world records simultaneously. gine, the ‘whooooo,’ and it brings back these gents, and we thank them for The fi rst CF-104 Super Starfi ghter For more information about the Ca- a lot of memories, all of them good.” their service. Aircraft fl ew off the runway on June nadian Starfi ghter Museum, visit ca- Best served in the Canadian military 12, 1961. It was nadianstarfi ghtermuseum.ca. from October 1965, till the summer of frequently used 1969. He said the Starfi ghter was the best plane he ever piloted. He walked around and posed for some pictures, 2012 Chevrolet Impala LTZ and met up with his old squadron to 86,000 km’s, leather heated seats, power sunroof, sing a rendition of “Us Magnifi cent fresh safety $11,900.00 Men and Our Flying Machine” last week during the roll out ceremony for Ed Teplyski fully restored CF-104 Starfi ghter. 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Besides recording Flash forward a number of years music for fi lms, he also works for local later, and Koroluk’s score he wrote bands. for the 20-min fi lm “Mo” is nominated He found out about this year’s nom- for the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice ination for “Mo” after he performed Awards, what Koroluk called the most with Russell Lee at Dauphin’s Coun- prestigious television and fi lm awards tryfest. 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