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From Portage la Prairie to Mars: The story of Clennell Hagerston “Punch” Dickins - Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada
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From Portage la Prairie to Mars: The story of Clennell Hagerston “Punch” Dickins - Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada
He was a teenage infantryman who became a bomber pilot, a peacetime pioneer who flew farther than any Canadian before him, and by the time he was 30, he had done more to map the North than most men did in a lifetime. Fokker Super Universal with floats in water at dock near Fort McMurray. Punch Dickins on float and Walter Gilbert standing in cockpit, c1929 (RAMWC Archives) Clennell Hagerston “Punch” Dickins was born in Portage la Prairie, Manitob…
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