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References Updated 21/03/21 Canada's Air War References updated 21/03/21 Bibliography Abbreviations used in Text 5th Year - The R.C.A.F. Overseas - The Fifth Year 6th Year - The R.C.A.F. Overseas - The Sixth Year 400 SH 50 - 400 Squadron - The First Half Century 400 SH OWTS - On Watch to Strike - History of 400 (City of Toronto) Squadron 404 SH - 404 Squadron History 405 SH - 405 Squadron History 407 SH - 407 Squadron History 408 SH - 408 Squadron History 411 SH - 411 Squadron History 416 SH - 416 Squadron History 417 SH - 417 Squadron History 418 SH - 418 Squadron History 419 SH - The Moose Squadron, 1941-45, The War Years of 419 Squadron 421 SH - 421 Squadron History 424 SH - 424 Squadron History 426 SH - 426 Squadron History 434 SH - 434 Squadron History 440 SH - 440 Squadron History 442 SH - 442 Squadron History Awards - RCAF Personnel - Honours And Awards - 1939-1949, H.A. Halliday BC War Diaries - Bomberwww.bombercommandmuseumarchives.ca Command War Diaries, M. Middlebrook and C. Everitt BCL - Bomber Command Losses, W.R. Chorley BLib - Burma Liberators, Gwynne-Timothy, J.R.W. CAHS Journal - Canadian Aviation Historical Society Journal CCL - Coastal Command Losses, R. McNeill CCMA - Chronology of Canadian Military Aviation, H.A. Halliday CJCA headline - headlines from War Diary 1939-1946 CMA - Canadian Military Aircraft: Serials and Photographs 1920-1968 CWY - Chronology of the Winning Years, Aeroplane Monthly. FCL - Fighter Command Losses, N.L.R. Franks. FE - Fledgling Eagles, Shores, Foreman, Ehrengardt, Weiss & Olsen. FF Years - The R.C.A.F. Overseas - The First Four Years FP - Flight Patterns, Bilstein LH - Liddell Hart LoN - League of Nations Photo Archive, Timeline. Oxford - The Oxford Companion to World War II, various RCAF Sqns. - RCAF Squadrons and Aircraft 1924-1968 RD Chronology - Readers Digest Canada at War timeline SCW - Spain's Civil War, D.S. Davis Times - The Long Road To Victory, The Times, 1945. 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