Historical References

A single-type GB for the famous North American T-6 Texan, SNJ, Harvard trainer in any guise, markings, or scale.
Runs 1-30 September and your GBLs are Gregers & Prisca.
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JohnRatzenberger
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Historical References

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Here post information and references about this historic aircraft.

A good place to ask historical questions.
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Would this count for inclusion here?
The Airfix magazines of the 60s and 70s carried articles and line drawings of Harvards in use by other countries, but especially South Africa and Canada.
I have some of them in my magazine boxes.
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They're only helpful if you scan 'em and post 'em...! ;-)
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Will do, if any one requests
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