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When their plane crashed into Lake Erie, the lives of these airmen were saved by this dinghy in which they are sitting
When their plane crashed into Lake Erie, the lives of these airmen were saved by this dinghy in which they are sitting

When their plane crashed into Lake Erie, the lives of these airmen were saved by this dinghy in which they are sitting

Date12/4/1944
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  • When their plane crashed into Lake Erie; the lives of these airmen were saved by this dinghy in which they are sitting. Left to right: Sergt. S. Beveridge; with paddle; L.A.C. C. W. Nickerson; L.A.C. S. M. McGrattan; L.A.C. J. C. McEachern and P.O. G. L. Whitehead. Andrew Barnard set out in a small rowboat to rescue all five.
  • When their plane crashed into Lake Erie, the lives of these airmen were saved by this dinghy in which they are sitting
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Original Toronto Star caption: When their plane crashed into Lake Erie; the lives of these airmen were saved by this dinghy in which they are sitting. Left to right: Sergt. S. Beveridge; with paddle; L.A.C. C. W. Nickerson; L.A.C. S. M. McGrattan; L.A.C. J. C. McEachern and P.O. G. L. Whitehead. Andrew Barnard set out in a small rowboat to rescue all five.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
      Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0003486F
      Geography
      Geography
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      Medals, for Countless lives saved
      Best, Charles Herbert, 1899-1978
      10/12/1971