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Edward Spiegel served in the 162 Bomber Reconnaissance Squadron, RCAF, which had been formed on May 19, 1942.
The Squadron was stationed at RCAF Station Yarmouth, and flew Consolidated Canso A aircraft.
After eighteen months flying anti-submarine duty on East Coast, 162 Squadron was lent to RAF Reykjavik, to patrol the mid-ocean portion of the North Atlantic shipping route.
No. 162(BR) Squadron was the RCAF's most successful anti-submarine squadron during the Second World War, with five U-boats destroyed, one shared sinking and one U-boat damaged.
The Squadron flew 2100 sorties and lost 6 aircraft.

Rabbi E. F. Mandelcorn officiated the marriage of Edward Spiegel and Pola Janet Faerman, assisted by Rabbi Charles Bender and RabM A. Soltes.
The bride was given in marriage by her father, Oscar Faerman.
The bride wore a gown of white net and satin, encrusted with seed pearl beads. Her veil was held by a coronet of matching net and pearlt, and she carried a bouquet of white spray orchids and stephanotis.
Maid of honor: Miss Elaine Tencer
Bridesmaids: Miss Ray Morris, of New York, and Miss Evelyn Spiegel, sister of the groom; they wore identical floor-length gowns of pink and blue faille, and tiaras of carnations, and carried nosegays of roses, cornflowers, and daisies.
Best man: William Sofln
Ushers: Arnold Tepner and Harry Grobstein, uncle of the bride.
The reception took place at the Windsor HotaL
Mr. and Mrs. Spiegel left on their wedding trip to Lake Louise, the bride travelling in a beige gabardine suit.