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Static display of the Buffalo aircraft from 442 Squadron (Sqn). at Soudough Days, Whitehorse, Yukon. 2006
Photo Credit: Pte Kelly Mitton |
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Capt Gary Sinclair, Navigator, (seated) and MCpl Marc Sicard, Flight Engineer, (standing), look out of the right spotters window of the CC115 Buffalo aircraft.
Photo Credit: DND |
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The CC115 Buffalo aircraft in flight.
Photo Credit: DND |
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The CC115 Buffalo aircraft taxiing at the Chilliwack airport.
Photo Credit: DND |
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MCpl Marc Sicard, Flight Engineer, stands up in the cockpit of the CC115 Buffalo, and looks out of the upper escape hatch. This vantage point ensures there is adequate wing tip clearance during taxiing.
Photo Credit: DND |
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A 442 Squadron CC-115 Buffalo Transport Aircraft flies over a heavily forested area of British Columbia. The Buffalo aircraft is used primarily for search and rescue (SAR) operations.
Photo Credit: Pte Vaughan Lightowler |
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19 Wing Comox
Photo Credit: DND |
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Digital photos of the buffalo aircraft sitting on the flight line
at 19 Wing Comox showing the propellors to be used for flight safety in Ottawa.
Photo Credit: MCpl Rebecca Bell |
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Aerials of 442 Sqn
Photo Credit: Pte Vaughan Lightowler |
