Travel Mugs
Hi Jon,
A special “attaboy” to the people at the museum for being so helpful to my wife in her hour of need.
When I was in the museum a few months back I bought myself a couple of coffee cups and I’m particularly fond of my Harvard cup.
She thought it was best that I have a backup just in case the unthinkable should happen, but she was unable to find one anywhere near Vancouver. She phoned the museum, talked a most pleasant and helpful fellow, who assured her that he did indeed know what she was looking for, had the items in stock and to make a long story short – I now have THREE Harvard cups.
I grew up in south Vancouver across the Fraser from YVR and what was then RCAF Sea Island. Even today when I hear the distinctive sound of the Harvard overhead I am transported back to summer afternoons laying on my back watching little yellow planes doodling around overhead. I can still smell the fresh cut grass!!!
Thanks for keeping me forever young.
Cheers.
Paul Dixon
The CAFM commemorates the role and history of 19 Wing (CFB/RCAF/RAF), documenting significant achievements in West Coast Military Aviation History.
Founded in 1982 as part of the Air Force Indoctrination School, CAFM was accredited as a stand-alone Canadian Forces Museum and officially opened its doors to the public on 12 September 1987.