Canada's Air Defence
This short 1956 documentary shows how the Royal Canadian Air Force fulfills its primary role of maintaining constant vigilance and providing a blanket of aerial defense. It illustrates the combat readiness and shows how, in the event of an attack, warnings would be flashed to National Defence headquarters in eastern Canada and to Continental Defense headquarters in the United States.
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This short 1956 documentary shows how the Royal Canadian Air Force fulfills its primary role of maintaining constant vigilance and providing a blanket of aerial defense. It illustrates the combat readiness and shows how, in the event of an attack, warnings would be flashed to National Defence headquarters in eastern Canada and to Continental Defense headquarters in the United States.
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directorJohn Howe
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scriptJohn Howe
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producerNicholas Balla
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photographyLorne C. BatchelorJean RoyPeter Kelly
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soundMarcel Carrière
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editingDouglas Tunstell
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sound editingBrian Keene
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re-recordingClarke Daprato
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musicRobert Fleming
