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Webb-Brown, 14 Wing Imaging  \nShiny ‘new’ museum DAK tells collaborative story  \nSara White, Managing editor  \nThe eye-catching history of the Greenwood Military Aviation Museum’s display aircraft has a fresh new look, as a year-long restoration project came to a conclusion October 11.  \nThe museum’s staff and volunteers hosted a morning coffee party celebration, inviting a team of wing personnel involved in the move, repair and painting of the 1943 CC129 DC3 Dakota. The gathering was an opportunity to present the updated DAK to 14 Wing Greenwood Commander Colonel Vachon.  \nHeading into 2024, the centennial of the Royal CanadianAir Force, the museum identified the DAK restoration as its RCAF100 project. In Fall 2023, the aircraft was  \nmoved from the airpark, as a fuselage and detached wings; across the base to 10 Hangar. 14 Air Maintenance Squadron’s aircraft structures technicians put in countless hours, exercising their full trade skill-set torpair and refurbish the DAK’s metal, and apply a new paint  \njob in the search-and-rescue markings of 103 Rescue Unit, based at 14 Wing Greenwood between 1947 and the mid-1960s. The aircraft was revealed at the august Air Show Atlantic and, October 8, made the move – again in pieces– back across the base to the museum.  \nMuseum society chairman Ian Patrick described the dedicated scope of volunteers’ work on displays, with limited funding, creative problem-solving and even the challenge of age. A full-on aircraft restoration, to the scale of what the DAK has now seen, adds to the “critically important” work of the museum.  \n“We have the enthusiasm in our volunteers, but we hope those of you who have had the chance to work on this airplane have a sense of pride in having done something lasting, that the world will see for years to come,”Patrick said. “The DAk isone of the museum’s prized possessions, a ‘wow’ factors that, when people come to Greenwood and want to know what Greenwood is all about, it makes it live for them.  \n\n| | • Light Roadside • Heavy Towing • Wheel Lift & Flatbed •\u003Cbr>24 HOUR TOWING\u003Cbr>SPECIALISTS IN:\u003Cbr>• Accidents • Lock Outs • Boosts • Breakdowns •\u003Cbr>• Cars • Heavy Haulage • Tractors • Trucks •\u003Cbr>• Buses • Baby Barns • RV’s • Motor Homes •\u003Cbr>[www.morsetowing.com](www.morsetowing.com)\u003Cbr>Middleton Cell (902): 825-7026 |\n| --- | --- |\n\n®  \nTEXT LISTWITHEXIT TO 85377 to view EXIT’s Expert Marketing Suite  \n“The most important thing today for us is to say thankyou for what you’ve done, from the people who moved the aircraft, restored and painted it to the people who took the pictures and tell its story.”  \n14 AMS’ Major Paul Sponagle described the extent of the work put into the restoration, and credited the collaborative effort of technicians from multiple units and the museum’s volunteers, for making it all happen. He also acknowledged the project was over-and-above the dayto day demands on personnel but, the results now prove tobe a “great way to celebrate RCAF100 .  \n“We’ve now wrapped up the DAK, and we know there are couple more museum assets to go, needing a little‘touch up,’” Sponagle said.  \n“We appreciate the extra time and skill our people put into share in the legacy of our aircraft, and tell people about our Canadian history.”  \nVachon called the latest museum project, along with what he sees every time he visits,“outstanding.“We see families here all summer, weekdays, weekends; walking around and showing their kids the history of aviation,” Vachon said.“Having you all as volunteers is key. You do innovative, world-class work. 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