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The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum (CWHM) is the owner and operator of this North American B-25J Mitchell, which is located at Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, and is available for airshows, flybys and film.
CWHM's B-25J Mitchell (45-8883) was assembled in Kansas City in early 1945 and was sold to civilian operators later that year, without ever seeing military service. It was used as a corporate transport by several companies as well as serving as a flying test shop for the Bendix Corporation. CWHM found it abandoned at Wilmington, Delaware in 1975. After temporary repairs, the aircraft was flown to the Museum where it underwent extensive restoration. The aircraft now proudly displays the markings of a Mitchell III of No. 98 RAF Squadron, which fought over northwest Europe during 1944-45. It is dedicated to the many Canadians who flew with that squadron and to all CWHM members who were awarded the distinguished Flying Cross.