I believe that my father, Lawrence M. Neddow, was a trainee at the above "Station" in the 1940's. He shipped overseas in 1941? and worked on planes as a mechanic and then became a coder with the bomber group. His rank was that of Flight Sargant when he came back to Canada in early 1944? Then stationed in Ottawa until discharge.
He passed away on February 24th, 1973 in Brantford,ON.At the time of his death he was the United Church minister at Fairview United Church located on the same grounds as the Station 5 ?
Any information regards the time period and place specific plus any personal connection would be welcome.
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I believe that my father, Lawrence M. Neddow, was a trainee at the above "Station" in the 1940's. He shipped overseas in 1941? and worked on planes as a mechanic and then became a coder with the bomber group. His rank was that of Flight Sargant when he came back to Canada in early 1944? Then stationed in Ottawa until discharge.
He passed away on February 24th, 1973 in Brantford,ON.At the time of his death he was the United Church minister at Fairview United Church located on the same grounds as the Station 5 ?
Any information regards the time period and place specific plus any personal connection would be welcome.