From 1935 onwards, Canadian company Noorduyn produced the versatile cargo and passenger aircraft Norseman, specially adapted for regional flights. It was to guarantee a safe liaison through the air, even to the most remote areas of the country. The Norseman later drew the attention of the USAF which ordered 764 copies of the UC-64A.

Starting in 1946, the Saskatchewan Air Ambulance Service used a Norseman Mk.V as a rescue plane. Depending on the mission requirements, it could be equiped with a landing gear, floats or skis.

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Noorduyn UC-64A Norseman of 27th Transport Group, 320th Transport Squadron; Le Bourget, France April 1944.
Noorduyn Norseman Mk.V of Saskatchewan Government Air Ambulance Service, Regina Saskatchewan, Canada, 1949 on Elliot Mk.14 Skis.
Noorduyn Norseman Mk.V of Saskatchewan Government Air Ambulance Service, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, 1949 on Edo Type 55-7170A Floats.

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