Plans are under way to recover the last remaining RCAF Northrop A-17 Nomad from the bottom of Lake Muskoka in Ontario. Nomad 3521 will then be transported to the National Air Force Museum of Canada at Trenton. The two-seat light attack bomber crashed into the lake in December 1940 after a mid-air collision. It was discovered in July 2010, and in October 2012 the remains of Fit Lt Pete Campbell and LAC Ted Bates were recovered and buried with full military honours. The Nomad, one of 32 delivered to the Royal Canadian Air Force, is currently in five pieces but otherwise believed to be in relatively good condition.
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机译：正在计划从安大略省马斯科卡湖的底部恢复最后剩余的RCAF诺斯罗普A-17游牧民族。然后将Nomad 3521运送到位于特伦顿的加拿大国家空军博物馆。在半空中相撞后，两座轻型攻击轰炸机于1940年12月坠入湖中。它于2010年7月被发现，2012年10月，Fit Lt Pete Campbell和LAC Ted Bates的遗体被回收，并以全军荣誉掩埋。 Nomad是交付给加拿大皇家空军的32架中的一架，目前分为5架，但据信状况相对良好。
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