The Bill
Hillman Military Tribute Series
Presents
Canadian Joint Air Training
Centre
CJATC RIVERS, MANITOBA
Part IV: Photos from Bernie
Rice II
SITE NAVIGATION CHART
CONTENTS
Rivers
I | Rivers II
| Rivers III |
Rivers IV | Rivers
V | Rivers VI
Rivers
VII | Rivers VIII
| Rivers IX | Rivers
X | Rivers XI
| Rivers XII
| Rivers
XIII | Rivers XIV
1964-1965
Corporal L.B. Rice
Shortly after I joined the unit as a crew chief in
early in 1965.
I remained for about one year and attained the rank
of L/Sgt and
accumulated 365 in flight hours before leaving for
Officer Candidate Training at Camp Borden.
We were absorbed with 1 Hel Pl under Maj CH Reid
Our detachment was relocated th St Hubert, Que.
My last trip was from Rivers to Saint Hubert and took
over 11 hours flying time.
Cessna L-19
.
The Cessna L 19 on floats and with A6 containers attached
to its wing mounts rigged for aerial release.
CRASH SITE
The crash site of the 1st Army AATTS’ (Army Aviation
Tactical Training School) CH 113A Boeing-Vertol Voyager accident.
There was a crew of three at the time of the accident
with Capt Stan Hand as the instructor pilot and Sgt Hugh Flug the crew
chief.
The student pilot was in fact Capt George Fawcett
RCASC, as was Stan Hand also.
The helicopter belonged to AATTS’ (Army Aviation Tactical
Training School) under the command of Capt Dan Danyluk.
An Air Supply Bombardier snowmobile assisting in Drop
Zone (DZ) recovery
1 Hel Pl hels on ex in the Gagetown trg area
AATTS helicopter with a slung load.
Rivers based AATTS and 1 Hel Pl helicopters
Thanks also to John Dicker, LCol (Ret’d)
~ Assistant Site Co-ordinator: canadianarmyaviation.ca
website
John was stationed at CJATC Rivers from Apr 62-Apr 66 as both
an Army pilot and Army Signal Officer.
SITE NAVIGATION CHART
CONTENTS
Rivers
I | Rivers II
| Rivers III |
Rivers IV | Rivers
V | Rivers VI
Rivers
VII | Rivers VIII
| Rivers IX | Rivers
X | Rivers XI
| Rivers XII
| Rivers
XIII | Rivers XIV
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