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KF388, North American Harvard IIB, C/N: Composite
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Aircraft KF388, North American Harvard IIB, c/n Composite, In the process of being marked up as KF488, although KF388 is believed to be a more likely identity., at EGHH, photo by Howard J Curtis
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In the process of being marked up as KF488, although KF388 is believed to be a more likely identity.
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Shot Date 2006-12-23
Airport EGHH
Bournemouth Airport, Bournemouth, England United Kingdom
Upload Date 2013-03-17
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Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon EOS 300D DIGITAL
Shutter Speed 1/125 sec
Aperture f/4.5
ISO 200
Focal Length 33 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
Software Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0 Windows
Dimensions 1600 × 1067
Date Taken 2006-12-23 09:46:14
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Aircraft KF388, On display at the Bournemouth Aviation Museum, at EGHH, photo by Howard J Curtis
Howard J Curtis
@ EGHH
Aircraft KF388, Bournemouth Aviation Museum's Harvard under restoration., at EGHH, photo by Howard J Curtis
Howard J Curtis
@ EGHH
Aircraft KF388, at the Bournemouth Aviaton Museum, at EGHH, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGHH
Aircraft KF388, On display at the Bournemouth Aviation Museum., at EGHH, photo by Howard J Curtis
Howard J Curtis
@ EGHH
Aircraft KF388, Reconstruction of the Bournemouth Aviation Museum's Harvard commenced in 2000, being built up from a collection of parts from various sources. The rear fuselage is ex-RAF, the fin ex-Royal Navy, another part was marked as a US Navy SNJ and the wings are e, at EGHH, photo by Terry Fletcher
Terry Fletcher
@ EGHH
Aircraft KF388, North American Harvard IIB, c/n Composite, In the process of being marked up as KF488, although KF388 is believed to be a more likely identity., at EGHH, photo by Howard J Curtis
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