Ordered by the USAAF as PT-24 serial 42-985, then to the RAF as FE121 and finally transferred to the RCAF as 1121 and assigned to No.34 Elementary Flying Training School at Assiniboia/SK. Civil registered in 1946 as above and current in 2022.

Preserved wearing its correct wartime RCAF serial 3874

Preserved in airworthy condition

One of the EAA Museum's earliest acquisitions, this Tiger Moth is in it's original 1942 RCAF markings. Transferred to the Royal Canadian Flying Club Association in 1945 as CF-CGH, the trainer was purchased by the Royal Canadian Navy in 1948 for ground training and familiarization flights. It went back to the civil market in 1957 registered CF-IVO. The biplane was donated to the EAA by the owner in 1964.

The Tiger Moth was the first De Havilland aircraft fully manufactured in Canada by DHC. This one was taken on strength by the RCAF as 4319 on December 7, 1940. It was transferred to the Royal Canadian Flying Clubs Association September 12, 1942 to continue pilot training under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan (BCATP). Resplendent in it's wartime color scheme here, CF-GTU is still active in Canada at the time of uploading.