The R.C.A.F. in North Africa, No. 1 (1941)

[@johnmbrown7515]

My dad, John M Riley {PEI} was a RCAF Spitfire pilot with 417 Squadron in No Africa. He was shot down twice with the second time being captured in Tunisia. He spent his time as a POW at Stallag Luft III ("The Great Escape" camp) until the end of the war.

[@1812AndMore]

I miss the old RCAF ensign. The Blue banner with the Union Jack in the left and the Maple Leaf in the symbol. That is what the RCAF truly is.

[@Exotic3000]

Yes I agree! The Union Jack made all flags look better!

[@mpierrela]

At 6:00 Wing Commander St. Pierre with Group Captain Dunlap (wearing sunglasses)