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Forest Dusting with Flying Boats: The 1929-1930 Operations of Western Canada Airways Limited

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A detailed account of the pioneering days of forest dusting – the application of dry chemicals by aircraft – in the Vancouver environs. Includes interesting notes on the materials used, and statistics on the operations’ effectiveness. By Alastair Reeves

Originally found in Journal 51, No 2. Summer, 2013.

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