Dedicated to the Royal Canadian Air Force non-flying personnel, this film opens with the flight of Mosquito bombers over Axis-occupied Europe. Air Minister Power explains the function of the unsung heroes of this war, the ground crews--Canada's air force of "men without wings," now some 150 000 strong. Their task is to keep the airplanes in fighting trim.
Dedicated to the Royal Canadian Air Force non-flying personnel, this film opens with the flight of Mosquito bombers over Axis-occupied Europe. Air Minister Power explains the function of the unsung heroes of this war, the ground crews--Canada's air force of "men without wings," now some 150 000 strong. Their task is to keep the airplanes in fighting trim.
Men Without Wings, Osmond H. Borradaile, provided by the National Film Board of Canada