American Pilots Join Royal Canadian Air Service

The video discusses American citizens who have joined the Royal Canadian Air Force, highlighting their unique insignia. It introduces T Doll, an instructor with a notable history of flying for the Loyalists in Spain and being sentenced to death by Franco in 1937. The video also mentions the presence of about 2000 American recruits in Canada's Air Service and 6000 non-flyers in other Canadian services, aiming to support Britain.

What distinguishes the citizens who have joined the Royal Canadian Air Force?

• They are given honorary titles.

• They have a unique insignia.

• They receive special training.

• They are exempt from taxes.

Who is T Doll and what is notable about his past?

• A Canadian pilot who fought in World War I.

• An American instructor who was sentenced to death in Spain.

• A British officer who served in the Royal Navy.

• A French aviator known for his acrobatics.

Approximately how many American recruits are involved in Canada's Air Service?

• 4000

• 3000

• 2000

• 1000

What is the total number of non-flyers in other Canadian services?

• 4000

• 6000

• 8000

• 2000

What is the primary motivation of the American recruits in Canada?

• To explore new career opportunities.

• To help Britain pay off Gary in his own coin.

• To travel and see the world.

• To gain military experience.