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Flight Lieutenant Eldon Kearl was born in Cardston, Alberta, Canada in 1921 (he was 23 when he died). He died during a night time mission over Berlin on January 27th, 1944.
In 1950, a lake in northern Alberta was renamed from Muskeg Lake to Kearl Lake in honour of F/L Eldon Kearl. Interestingly, Kearl Lake has recently entered the spotlight as the location for a new oilsands development being created by Imperial Oil (the Canadian division of Exxon).
Flight Lieutenant Eldon Kearl was born in Cardston, Alberta, Canada in 1921 (he was 23 when he died). He died during a night time mission over Berlin on January 27th, 1944.
In 1950, a lake in northern Alberta was renamed from Muskeg Lake to Kearl Lake in honour of F/L Eldon Kearl. Interestingly, Kearl Lake has recently entered the spotlight as the location for a new oilsands development being created by Imperial Oil (the Canadian division of Exxon).
View Cenotaph here
Flight Lieutenant Eldon Kearl was born in Cardston, Alberta, Canada in 1921 (he was 23 when he died). He died during a night time mission over Berlin on January 27th, 1944.
In 1950, a lake in northern Alberta was renamed from Muskeg Lake to Kearl Lake in honour of F/L Eldon Kearl. Interestingly, Kearl Lake has recently entered the spotlight as the location for a new oilsands development being created by Imperial Oil (the Canadian division of Exxon).
Flight Lieutenant Eldon Kearl was born in Cardston, Alberta, Canada in 1921 (he was 23 when he died). He died during a night time mission over Berlin on January 27th, 1944.
In 1950, a lake in northern Alberta was renamed from Muskeg Lake to Kearl Lake in honour of F/L Eldon Kearl. Interestingly, Kearl Lake has recently entered the spotlight as the location for a new oilsands development being created by Imperial Oil (the Canadian division of Exxon).
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