SPEAKER Robert Galway grew up in Red Lake Ontario. (Born in Kenora.) He obtained a research B.A. in Political Science & Economics with a minor in Geology at the University of Toronto (Victoria College–1958). Then he enrolled as a medical undergraduate at the University of Toronto – MD. (1963). His post graduate medical education was with the University of Toronto – Surgical Training Program, McGill University – Experimental Surgery Program – Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons, University of Toronto – Duncan Teaching Fellowship, and Toronto General Hospital.

He obtained research fellowship at McGill University at the Royal Victoria Hospital. He practiced as an orthopedic surgeon in Toronto in knee and shoulder reconstructive surgery, and pediatric prosthetics. Robert has an Instrument Rated Private Pilot Licence, float rating, and owned a Cessna Skylane 182, CF–ZBB. His total flying time is 2,500 hours. As an aviation historian he has more than ten publications. He has made multiple presentations to the Canadian Aviation Historical Society and other audiences.