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Andy Carswell
Andy Carswell
Andrew Gordon Carswell
(29 May 1923 – 25 July 2021) was a
Royal Canadian Air Force
(RCAF)
Avro Lancaster
pilot who was shot down near
Berlin
on his fourth mission in 1943. After returning to Canada after the war, he rejoined the RCAF in 1948 as a
search and rescue
pilot flying
Consolidated Canso
flying boat
s off the coast of
British Columbia
. During this time he was involved in two famous rescues, including one in 1956 that won him the
Air Force Cross
which was presented personally by
Elizabeth II
. He later joined the
Ministry of Transport
and prepared a 1977 report on the shockingly poor quality of service and training of
bush plane
pilots operating in
northern Ontario
. The report led to the reformation of the Ministry's inspection bureaus and, ultimately, the formation of the
Transportation Safety Board of Canada
.
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An Inducible and Vascular Smooth Muscle Cell-Specific Pink1 Knockout Induces Mitochondrial Energetic Dysfunction during Atherogenesis
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Craig K. Docherty
,
Jordan Bresciani
,
Andy Carswell
,
Amrita Chanderseka
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Elaine Friel
,
Marianna Stasi
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John R. Mercer
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