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    Airmen honoured as WW II plane pulled from Lake Muskoka

    Seven decades after their deaths, a solemn two minutes of silence was observed for two airmen at the place where their plane went down — in the middle of picturesque Lake Muskoka.

    Their Northrop A-17 Nomad aircraft collided in-flight with a similar plane on Dec. 13, 1940 — about a year into the Second World War — while on a search mission for an airman who had gone missing.

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