Interesting pictures David. With the star on the cowling of WE591, it had a ‘General’ as a passenger, so I assume that the pictures were prior to Cessna L19A/14754 being on the books of 1913 Flight RAF, as it was normally used for ferrying top brass (added comfort!!!) . Regarding the caption of the picture of the L19A, I was unaware of its role with the Canadian ‘military’ and presume that this was prior to the RAF getting their hands on it! Attached are a couple of pictures of 14754, one in its parking bay on A10 airstrip and one which was carrying the outgoing GOC 1st Commonwealth Division, on a farewell tour, at A16 airstrip. The pilot shown half in/out the a/c is the late Sgt ‘Red’ Meaton, (Glider Pilot Regiment) who was its regular pilot during my time on the flight.