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Vintage 60s Military Aviation, The AT-6 Harvard, Len Morgan, Richard Groh. Len Morgan. Second printing, June 1966. Features scale drawings by Richard Groh. This work covers the history and significance of the AT-6 Harvard training aircraft. Page count not specified. Len Morgan was a notable aviation writer, known for his detailed accounts of military aircraft and their histories. The AT-6 Harvard Len Morgan. United States of America: A. G. Leonard Morgan, 1965. Second printing, June 1966. Paperback. Dimensions: 11 in. x 9 in. x 1 in. Features scale drawings by Richard Groh. This work covers the history and significance of the AT-6 Harvard training aircraft. Page count not specified. This book provides an insightful look into the training aircraft used during World War II. It highlights the experiences of pilots and the aircraft's role in military aviation. The narrative is enriched with personal accounts and historical context. “Another load of Americans come to save us from the Nazis.” … “If this is what His Majesty's air force has come to, God help us.” … “We were there for one reason, to learn to fly.” Len Morgan was a notable aviation writer, known for his detailed accounts of military aircraft and their histories. His works often reflect a deep understanding of aviation and its impact on history. Only one in stock. Once it’s gone, it’s gone. Ships fast, packed with care. Click “Buy Now” to make it yours. ✨ Condition ✨ Cover shows noticeable wear with some staining. Pages are with no markings or highlighting. See pictures. ✨ Disclaimer ✨ This book is sold AS IS. There are no refunds. Please review the images carefully to ensure you know what you're buying. 💫 Looking for more like this? 💫 I sell military aviation books and books on all kinds of subjects – some practical, some unusual, some hard to find. Buying two or more gets you an automatic discount at checkout, so feel free to look through my other listings including American history books . Any questions, feel free to message me and I'll get back to you soon.