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The fonds include a collection of photographs and documents pertaining to Morrison’s time in the Royal Canadian Air Force during the Cold War. This includes official photographs of the different types of aircraft Morrison flew, group photographs of airmen and aircrew, newspaper clippings, and flight maps.

A collection of photographs and personal correspondence belonging to Harold Kearl and his brother, Elden Kearl, during their service in the Royal Canadian Air Force. Elden Kearl was pronounced KIA on 27 January, 1944. The collection covers the Second World War as well as Post-War funeral photographs and letters pertaining to Elden Kearl, Bomber Command reunion photographs from 1990, and journals written by Harold during his trips back overseas in the mid-1980s and 1990.

A collection of photographs from Harry Francis' service in the Royal Canadian Air Force during the Second World War. The collection includes personal as well as RCAF issued photographs.

Contains a series of photographs and documents pertaining to J. MacDonald's service in the Royal Flying Corp during the First World War. Includes photographs from the First World War as well as a maintenance booklet for the LeRhone 110 engine.

A collection of photographs and documents detailing James Thompson's career as an engine fitter in the Royal Air Force from 1938 until the end of the Second World War, as well as his life as a civilian in Canada during the post-war period. These include photographs of daily life during the interwar period, photographs and documents from his service in Capetown, South Africa (1942-1943) and in Bombay, India (1943-1944), and a small collection of photographs taken during his civilian life in Calgary, Canada from 1955 to 1978.

Contains photographs, documents, and a log book pertaining to James Kenneth Allison's service with the Royal Canadian Air Force during the Second World War. Includes a log book detailing Allison's training beginning in 1941, his contribution to D-Day, and his eventual life-altering accident that saw his decommission from the service in 1944.