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Ernest Lloyd Janney (1893-1941) was the Provisional Commander of the Canadian Aviation Corps between 1914 and 1915. Janney pushed for the establishment of a Canadian flying corps during the First World War.

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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Canada Captain (Canadian army and air force) Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve Sam Hughes Bay City, Michigan Billy Bishop Peace River, Alberta Burgess-Dunne Commander of the Royal Canadian Air Force Massachusetts Canadian military personnel from Ontario England Galt, Ontario Glenn Curtiss Government of Canada Minister of Militia and Defence The New York Times London 1893 births 1941 deaths Brookside Cemetery, Winnipeg Toronto Harbour Winnipeg, Manitoba People from Cambridge, Ontario Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Company Edmonton First World War Ottawa Public float Hall-Scott Canadian military personnel of World War I Charles Lindbergh Canadian World War I pilots Dirigible Canadian Aviation Corps Royal Canadian Naval Air Service Fort Norman, Northwest Territories Trans-Atlantic flight Absent without leave
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