WWII log book Duty codes ? 1943

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Teagie

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Aug 29, 2006
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Hi All,

I wonder if anyone can help,

I'm going though my Grandads Flight Log books, He started his training in Canada (Assiniboia, Sask) and in many of the entries the are only codes, EG, 10.A.B.C, 6, 7, 8, 9, 15, 16 and so on...

Anyone have a decription for each item...

Many Thanks
 
Hi Teagie,

I can't help you but #24 EFTS (Jan 30 1944 - July 28 1944) and # 34 EFTS (Feb 11 1942 - Jan 30 1944 ) of #4 Training Command was at Assiniboia.

Can you scan and post a page from the log book?
 
Hi Teagie,

I can't help you but #24 EFTS (Jan 30 1944 - July 28 1944) and # 34 EFTS (Feb 11 1942 - Jan 30 1944 ) of #4 Training Command was at Assiniboia.

Can you scan and post a page from the log book?

Here it is...
 

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the numbers are codes for various flight attitudes or parts of the curriculum I don't have the codes on hand however 1 might be Stalls 2 might be spins or steep turns etc
 
I've done a bit more digging...found this site with old log books with some ref to exercise no's

Click here

I have compiled the following..

Test Code Description
1 Air Experience
10 Spinning
11 First Solo
13 Pricautionary Landing
16 Climb Turns
18 Action in case of Fire
18A Abandoning Aircraft
1A Cockpit Layout
2 Effect of Controls
21 Re-Starting Engine in Flight
21A Aerobatics Rolls
21B Aerobatics Rolls
21C Aerobatics Rolls
21D Aerobatics Rolls
22 Aerobatics
23 Air Navigation
24A Formation
24B Formation
24C Formation
3 Taxing
4 Straight and Level
5 Climb, Glide and Stalling
6 Medium Turns
7 Taking off into Wind
8 Powered Approach and Landing
9 Gliding Approach and Landing
9A Spinning Exercises
9B Spinning Exercises

Happy for anyone to validate this info
 

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