My father, William "Bill" MacMonagle, joined the Canadian RCAF in 1941 with many other American volunteers who wanted to learn to fly and also to fight in WW2. My brother and I are interested in locating surviving volunteers who trained in Canada (Windsor, Picton Ontario, etc) in the hope of putting together a documentary. The effort has been started and we are looking for those who joined the RCAF and subsequently fought in RAF bomber squadrons. My father flew the Short Sterling in 1942 during the 1000 plane raids from August to December 1942. We'd like to know who is out there and might be willing to interview for a possible documentary film. No guarantees, but no tricks either. This is a real effort.