| Atlantic Canada Aviation Museum |
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| Bob McLeod Cambridge, Nova Scotia | A fine collection of flying machines and related items. We love to visit and the staff are well informed. The grandsons like to "fly" with the buttons on the displays. Keep up the good work. 03/17/2007 @ 15:22 [ref: 5744] |
| Donald Maclean Stellarton, Nova Scotia | I have to say I had a fantastic time in the museum today. It was a pleasure to see the many different periods of aviation history. The biggest surprise was the Buzz bomb. To see such a machine that caused tremendous fear and distruction for millions of people. Rather scarey! 09/21/2006 @ 16:34 [ref: 5280] |
| crap , Alabama |  you guys suck 01/18/2006 @ 14:04 [ref: 4721] |
| John Wariner San Diego, California | Amelia's Voice, the time travel aviation fiction is out in print. John Wariner.com. Look for it in Sky Control magazine. "So what's your dream?" 10/04/2005 @ 20:40 [ref: 4482] |
| Buck Innis Sackville, Nova Scotia |  Ya gotta like the TBM (newest addition) 09/27/2005 @ 18:55 [ref: 4466] |
| John Wariner La Mesa, California | This is a beautiful spot for an aviation museum, a must see while in N.S. I am finising a book about Amelia Earhart and Pancho Barnes. www.johnwariner.com has the site of Amelia's Voice. If you love 1929, the history of aviation, you will love this book. It will be available at all aviation book stores soon. 02/27/2005 @ 19:10 [ref: 3858] |
| Michael White , Nova Scotia | One of the nicest displays in the country. It depicts civilian aircraft as well as military pertinent to Atlantic Canada. The new hanger really helps display the aircraft in a covered setting. Well done to all volunteers. 05/09/2002 @ 16:41 [ref: 2112] |
| Kevin McMahon , Quebec | An excellent collection of aircraft and a well-presented aviation history of the Atlantic Canada region (both military and civil) 02/09/2001 @ 21:46 [ref: 836] |
| Colin B Ainsworth kingston, Nova Scotia | Hi Rob Just to see if I have the answer for the mistry aircraft: Junkers JU 390 6 BMW 801E engines fisrt flow Oct 23 1943, never became operational during WW2. Enjoyed all the material on the SDI at first thought the museum was invcolved with the american SPACE DEFENCE INITATIVE Program. I did not send any replies due to the fact I was in Ottawa on and off for the past few weeks due to the death of my father-in-law. Colin 11/15/2000 @ 19:11 [ref: 599] |
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| http://acam.ednet.ns.ca/ |
Last updated: 02/14/00.
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