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- Main gate and entrance to the station. Barracks and the Mess Hall in the background - June 1972.
Courtesy George Clarke.
- The road to the trailer park at CFS Armstrong. Ottawa never did officially recognize this park ever existed. The trailers belonged to military personnel - June 1972.
Courtesy George Clarke.
- George Clarke by the barracks on the station - June 1972.
Courtesy George Clarke.
- View of the Operations site as seen from the main gate. (L-R) Jr Ranks Club, Curling Rink, CE Section - June 1972.
Courtesy George Clarke.
- The only two military Plumber Gas Fitters for miles around. (L-R) Ken McVey and George Clarke - June 1972.
Courtesy George Clarke.
- George Clarke at the CNR train station in town - June 1972.
Courtesy George Clarke.
- Armstrong Fire Hall. The local people counted on the station fire truck and firefighters to assist in the event of a fire - June 1972.
Courtesy George Clarke.
- There were many occasions when we would walk from the station to the CNR train depot to watch the trains come and wave to people on board - June 1972.
Courtesy George Clarke.
- Local housing in downtown Armstrong - June 1972.
Courtesy George Clarke.
- Royal Canadian Legion in Armstrong - June 1972.
Courtesy George Clarke.
- The Main street in Armstrong with the OPP Detachment on the right - June 1972.
Courtesy George Clarke.
- (L-R) Captain Allard, Station CE Officer and Ken McVey in front of the King George Hotel in Armstrong - June 1972.
Courtesy George Clarke.
- Armstrong Search and Rescue cabin past the airport near Castle Lake Road - May 1972.
Courtesy Frank LaFrance.
- Operations site as seen from the Trailer Court - May 1972.
Courtesy Frank LaFrance.
- Junior Ranks Club - February 1972.
Courtesy Bill Moore.
- Sgts Mess - February 1972.
Courtesy Cam Firlotte.
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