No. 3 Training Command RCAF

3 Training Command RCAF was a training command of the Royal Canadian Air Force during World War II established to administer the schools of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan.3 Training Command on 29 April 1940, responsible for schools in Quebec and The Maritimes.[1] Air Commodore Clifford McEwen was appointed group commander on 19 March and continued in that position for the command until 26 March 1941.Later commanders were Air Commodore George Victor Walsh from 27 March 1941, Air Vice-Marshal Joseph Lionel Elphege Albert de Niverville from 2 November of that year, and Air Vice-Marshal Adelard Raymond from 20 November 1943 to the end of its existence.[2] The command controlled the following schools in January 1944: Location and aircraft operated, if applicable, are in parentheses.
CanadaRoyal Canadian Air ForceBritish Commonwealth Air Training PlanMontrealClifford McEwenWorld War IIQuebecThe MaritimesAir CommodoreAir Vice-MarshalVictoriavilleWindsor MillsFleet Finchde Havilland DH.60 MothCap-de-la-MadeleineFairchild CornellSaint-EugèneStanleyChathamQuebec CityUplandsNorth American HarvardNorth American YaleNo. 8 Service Flying Training School RCAFMonctonAvro AnsonNo. 13 Service Flying Training School RCAFSaint-HubertSt-JeanMont-JoliFairey BattleBristol BolingbrokeWestland LysanderMount PleasantNoorduyn NorsemanArnpriorYarmouthFairey SwordfishNo. 1 General Reconnaissance School RCAFSummersideCharlottetown