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Canadian WWII Aircraft
Manufacturing Locations by Manufacturer
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| Company |
Location |
Aircraft Types |
USAAF Code |
Navy Code |
Remarks |
| Boeing |
Vancouver, BC |
(290) PBY |
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| Canadian Car Company |
Fort William, Ont. |
(832) SBW, (?)Hurricanes |
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The SBW was the designation given to the
Canadian Car Company license built Curtiss Helldiver. |
| DeHavilland Aircraft of Canada |
Toronto, Ont. |
(200) PT-24, (?)Mosquitoes |
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| Fairchild Aircraft Div. |
Montreal, Quebec |
(4,958) PT-19, PT-23, PT-26 (300)
SBF, (676) Bolingbrokes |
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The SBF was the designation given to the
Fairchild Canadian operation license built Curtiss Helldiver. |
| Fleet |
Fort Eire, Ont. |
(1,150) PT-23, PT-26 |
FE |
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| Noorduyn Aviation Co., Ltd. |
Montreal, Quebec |
(752) C-64 for US, (1,500) AT-16 for US, (2,485)
Harvard IIB for RAF, RCAF |
ND |
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The AT-6B was built for gunnery training and could mount a .30
in
machine gun on the forward fuselage. It utilized the R-1340-AN-1
engine which was to become the standard for the remaining T-6 production.
Canada's
Noorduyn Aviation built a R-1340-AN-1 powered version of the AT-6A
which was supplied to the USAAF as the AT-16 (1,500 aircraft) and
the RAF/RCAF as the Harvard IIB (2,485 aircraft), some of which
also served with the
Fleet Air Arm. |
| Vickers |
Montreal, Quebec |
(230) PBY |
VI |
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| Victory Aircraft, Ltd. |
Malton, Ont. |
(430) Lancaster, (3,197) Anson, (6)
Lancaster Transports (1) Lincoln (1) York |
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WWII Aircraft Manufacture
Canada Aircraft
US
Aircraft
US
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Engines
USA
Gliders
Propellers Plant Photos
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