When I was researching Royal Canadian Air Force history between the wars for this, and even the official RCAF history is pretty sparse in this area, I found out the RAF and RCAF would periodically swap officers during this time. It was one of these exchanges where Flt, Lt. Jodorosky (I named him after the ditector/comic writer) met his RAF buddy Arthur, and also why this Canadian pilot happened to be in England around the same time. As you can probably guess from he name, I envisoned Arthur Hugh-Lawrence as a Bertie Wooster type of character.

Also a question for the writers. Since the Canadian military followed the British model, Flt. Lt. Jodorosky is a "left-tenant" rather than a "loo-tenant", how would you got about making that distinction in print, or am I just overthinking this?

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