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Hamilton Air Force Association, 128 King Street East, Dundas, Ontario

Hamilton Air Force Association building in Dundas with aircraft models on the wall and the Canadian flag flying
Restored CT-133 Silver Star jet trainer mounted on a pedestal outside the Hamilton Air Force Association
Hamilton Air Force Association club history plaque beside the association memorial stone
Close view of the Hamilton Air Force Association club history timeline from 1945 to present day
Plaque recognising the sponsors and volunteers who refurbished the T-33 jet trainer in 2017
Canadair CT-133 Silver Star information and specifications plaque

Founded in 1945, the Hamilton Air Force Association has been a home for airmen, veterans and their families for eight decades. Its Dundas home on King Street East has stood since 1960, marked by the aircraft on its wall and the Canadian flag above the roofline.

Out front stands the association’s landmark: a Canadair CT-133 Silver Star jet trainer, flown in from CFB Borden by Chinook helicopter and mounted on its pedestal. In 2017, for Canada’s 150th, dozens of volunteers, restoration experts and local sponsors brought the aircraft back to its former glory.

The association continues to honour the memory of those who served in the Canadian Armed Forces — many of whom paid the supreme sacrifice — and to recognise those serving today. Their courage, dedication and commitment will never be forgotten.

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